Phil Ball in Spain
One of the most intriguing aspects of Spanish football is the way in which the different sets of
supporters around the country react to defeat.
It's becoming better known nowadays that Spain is really a loose collective of chalks and cheeses,
where you can cross a regional border and suddenly feel as though you are on a different planet -
so it comes as no surprise that each football club in the country is un mundo (its own
world).
Sanford's Soccer Net @ Nov 3, 2009 7:15 AM EST | Blog Profile
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