Vernatsch is a groundhopping fanzine with a style. If you had the chance to purchase a copy, you could read about the author´s impressions of the football and fan culture in countries such as Vietnam, India, Eastern Europe or South East Asia. You get tips how to spend your time in the country when there is no football played.
Francesco Consigli, the author answers my questions on the book and the fans scene in this small seaside town in Tuscany. The book is an extraordinary collection of historical information and photographs of the ultras movement in Forte dei Marmi since 1976.
This time a different kind of fanzine will be introduced. Revista ULTRA´is a Romanian fanzine which deals with the utras scene in the country...
We will meet this time an another Polish groundhopper, who talks about his passion...
A new groundhopping fanzine is on the horizon. Four travellers from Germany have decided that their advantures have to be commemorated with the aid of a booklet. The new project is called Alter Hut which in the German slang stands for something that you already know or have seen. German Groundhoppers refer to the stadiums they have already visited...
Today a Polish groundhopper, Olo will introduce himself. He is now 46 and from an early age supports Wisla Krakow. He considers himself a fan, a groundhopper, but in the first place he is a collector of sports souvenirs.
Today an other German groundhopping fanzine will be introduced. The Blick über den Lahmannhügel was first time published in January 2012 and during this period, 18 issues of this magazine appeared on the market. One of the authors, Torsten, will tell us the story of this interesting project.
"Our hearts are yellow-blue, these two colors are worth more than anything..."
Today Billy Miller, the Tyneside Groundhopper tells us his story...
