The Digital Cannon: Fan Identity and the Evolution of the "Gooner"
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have been stereotyped for their willingness to express severe criticism, a trait seen from the days of Herbert Chapman in the 1920s to the "Wenger Out" era. Modern fan-works often reflect this tension, capturing the raw emotion of a fanbase that, according to former manager Bill Shankly
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