London

I used to be a regular at Orient. A nothing club with most of their fans coming from Essex. Nearly all their supporters are white in a diverse borough. Nice little ground though.

Brentford is good for the four pubs, although that will end next season. Enjoyable, but it feels like no man’s land the second you come out of the station.

Charlton was enjoyable the last time I was there, but that was due to the effort to get the Belgian lad out. 

Millwall and Palace are the best of the league clubs, there’s still an intimidating feel going to Millwall you don’t get elsewhere and Palace do try and belong to their area. 

Some of the non-league clubs are quite interesting too. I just wouldn’t say it is the best city in the world to watch football, but it probably depends what you want from the game.

In fairness to the Brits though, they are good at following lower level football. Attendances in League One and Two can be very impressive. That’s not typical elsewhere 

To add to this, generally visitors to games there have to go through reputable groups, because these groups have the authority of the controlling groups to be there. As such, for a ticket a local will pay a fraction of the price the European or American tourist will. But the cost encompasses a bus from your hotel, a tour guide who will walk you from the bus to the stadium and into your seats, which generally were in what would equate to the “family end” and far away from the “populares” (probably spelt that wrong) where the ultras stand (generally in an upper tier). Apart from the rampant branding for Coca Cola, it is old worldy, absolutely fanatical, and it doesn’t just start and finish at kick off and the final whistle.

Bohs

St Pat's

UCD 

Shels 

Cabinteely