Öfk supporterklubb?

1 - Djurgarden (away)

2014 was the year I discovered just how good Swedish fan culture can be, as well as being the year I was lucky enough to experience the best away end of my life so far. I visited Stockholm for the so-called ‘twin derby’ between Djurgarden and AIK, with around 6,000 visiting fans from DIF packing in to the Friends Arena for this one.

From the moment the supporters met in the park before the escort to the ground until the referee blew the final whistle, it was an evening of absolute mayhem. Not only were Djurgarden supporters incredibly loud, but their support was truly different and innovative, which is the reason they take the number one spot over the many other worthy contenders. They have a full range of chants rather than singing the same one for 20 minutes as you can see in some places in Europe, and their innovative use of pyro ensures that it really is used to add to the atmosphere rather than just for the sake of it. At half time they used flares to spell out the initials of the club in fire, certainly one of the coolest things I have been a part of inside a football stadium. Hammarby were promoted to the top flight for the first time in many years at the end of this season, with all of my Swedish connections telling me that this fixture will be even more intense next time around. If that is even possible, the world may well finally sit up and pay attention to Swedish football culture.

Visst, att jag råkade nämna England som exempel var ett fel av mig, men faktum kvarstår. Vi svenskar kan inte heja på "våra" lag som dom gör utomlands.

För övrigt så kör alltid Anfieldpubliken YNWA, och öser på efter det. Är det mitt fel att resterande lag inte har historia/tradition nog för att göra något liknande?

Klart som fan att en random säger att låtsasdanskarna sjunger bättre/högre än folk på Anfield. Betyder det att det är sant, eller fick han sitt första jobb på en relativt stor match?