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CROWD KNOWLEDGE – Usually when watching a game in England http://www.psoftfaq.com/forum_posts.asp?TID=21898&PID=30148#30148 - be no other misconduct , live or in the pub, you can’t help but hear grown men discussing tactics and ‘what’s going wrong,’ as if they are the ones barking instructions from the sidelines, in charge of the team. In Australia I didn’t really encounter this sort of detail. At the Brisbane game fan knowledge was better displayed by aggressive unintelligent instructions shouted from the stands, usually centring along the lines of ‘snap his legs in half’ or the simpler, ‘get the ball.’ Of course, like in America, the most annoying aspect when discussing football with an Australian is that the majority still refer to our beautiful game as “soccer.”