To Americans who watched this

Yeah, man. I love soccer (football). My family is German, so I grew up following Bundesliga (Bayern Munchen). I also follow some EPL - love it!

I follow the Celtic FC a bit. Mostly get into Soccer or Football when the World Cup comes around though...

No I already liked football, and I'm an Everton FC supporter

Naw man. Respectfully (I usually troll) I will add to this thread by saying that as an American, this film did not make me like soccer (sorry it's a stupid name to you guys, I guess I should say football) any more than I already did, which was nil.

I still liked the movie, or at least didn't hate it. All it represented to me was another example of human nature (or in us males' case, testosterone) resulting in stupid meaningless acts of violence. Don't get me wrong, I love mindless violence, just sayin, thats what I took away from the movie. Football/soccer was not on my mind at all.

I'm an American and really wasn't into football until I studied in Leicester for a year. But I let the fates decide (by way of throwing darts) who I should support. I am now a Blue for life. Birmingham City Blue that is. Its been tougher since relegation, but I find ways to see/hear the matches.
Oh and only just recently watched green street. Fantastic film, liked the zulu shoutout, but was sad I didn't see any brum shirts..

I'm Canadian and a Manchester United fan, huge fan. Became a fan because they were one of the few teams (maybe the easiest) to watch on television, along with the other British teams that make CL. I liked the first half of this movie, thought it went a bit over the top in the second half.But this didn't make me a fan of football, have been since i was ten and watched 98 world cup. It just made me more interested in the firms and hooliganism. I'd assume people who moved here and families supported West Ham would. I know a few people who became Newcastle fans that way. To be honest, (even when in premier league) it was very hard to catch West Ham on television. Maybe streaming has made this easier, but its very rare to find someone who supports a team outside of United, Chelsea, Arsenal and Liverpool. Tottenham, and Newcastle have sizable fan bases. Also City has a growing fan base due to the large arab population here. Further other successful teams out side of england have sizable support (Real, Barca, Bayern, Juve, Inter, and AC). Also because of the sizable decedents of Scotish people here, there is support for the Old Firm teams.

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I am a Hammer fan in Chicago, LOVED the Millwall match today were we beat them with 10 men for 82 mins!!! COYI!!!!

I got so pumped up I had to watch Green Street Hooligans again!!!! :-)