What is this guys problem.

I am American living in the Los Angeles area. I have been a neutral fan of European football for many years, following mainly the Premier League and top clubs across the continent. I develop rooting interests of course based on players or managers that I like, but I’ve never been an emotionally partisan “fan” / “supporter” of any particular club side.

I want to get in on a club … but MLS is a very difficult league to enjoy, for many reasons. For some reason I am drawn to Wolves. Perhaps the amazing crest. My main fear is to be seen as a poser or phony. English clubs seem to have such strong local connection and history… I feel a bit inauthentic claiming to be a supporter. Like proper local fans would be dismissive or something.

Any thoughts on this?

Tolu motionless in the middle of the pitch you say?

Apparently Andre fed the ball into him multiple times but Tolu getting dispossessed as the ball bounced off his backside didn’t arouse any suspicion.

It was only after he went a whole two sessions without starting on a teenage member of the squad that a senior player went over to check on him.

Couldn’t finish his dinner.

Hi guys, I'm an American (I know, I know) who's just getting into UK football. I got introduced into the sport because of my friends and the World Cup. I followed the Mexican team after South Korea got humiliated (I'm South Korean) and figured why not continue watching Raul Jimenez play? So I'm new around here.

What are some things I should know? I know the team got relegated, so that sucks. But talk to me about culture. What are the chants? What are the rivalries? Who are the star players? ( And how can I watch for free in the US)...