Soccer is by far the most popular sport overseas, garnering millions in revenue for its different leagues and their teams, players, owners, and sponsors. In England, the infamous football gangs–die-hard fans with the deepest level of obsession possible–will kill each other over their teams’ outcomes. They travel in hoards to visiting stadiums, wreaking havoc the entire way and vowing to cause bodily harm to the rival club. This kind of passion–and in no way am I advocating violence, here–is absent in America in terms of soccer.
Football guys and gals tailgate the …