The author reflects on the lack of younger generations' engagement with football, particularly at Newcastle United, and speculates on the reasons behind this trend.
Submitting your details indicates your consent for The Mag to send you email marketing messages and process personal data. Please read our privacy policy. I recently wrote about the nineties and how my best mates, Newcastle United fans, had season tickets in the old Milburn stand, who were then displaced, never to return. Disgusted by how the club had dealt with them.
So what went wrong at the turn of the century? Me and my mates are Generation X (The generation generally defined as people born from 1965 to 1980) Punk Rock Ravers and “out there” take no prisoners. The Millennials (The generation typically being defined as people born from 1981 to 1996) and Generation Z (The generation most frequently being defined as people born from 1997 to 2012), why are they not claiming their space at the football? Have they been shouldered out of the equation, or are circumstances and scenarios working against them? My personal feeling is that some older Newcastle United fans are holding back the club. Sat smugly in the knowledge that they have season tickets and will be at all of the matches. I have mentioned previously about watching/hearing a group of old guys on YouTube berating the atmosphere at. I sigh and think back to the old guys in the East stand paddock offering their jam jar bottom glasses to the linesman as he flagged Supermac offside. The Baby Boomers (The generation often defined as people born from 1946 to 1964) and Generation X, who are sat with their season tickets, aren’t out there taking no prisoners
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