Football fans — the ‘geezas’ with real passion. I want to tap into the energy of English football culture and show how powerful that passion can be when it's aimed at something bigger. Football means everything to so many — especially the people most capable of driving real change. But imagine how much more powerful that change could be if we had those same fans backing it.
Through football, we’ve already seen glimpses of this. The backlash to the Super League showed us that when fans unite, they win. Clubs aren’t just owned by suits in boardrooms — they’re owned by the people, by the fans. I want to use that truth to ask the right questions, spark real conversations, and remind supporters of the power they hold together.
The aim is to recruit that passion, not by preaching politics, but by connecting it to something they already care about: their club, their pride, their community. Ultras, marchers, loyal fans — often labelled negatively — but what if that same energy and frustration could be redirected toward something positive?
That’s the goal of Geeza — to show that working-class fan power can mean more than just supporting a team. It can fuel a movement. And I hope to collaborate with the top football fan content creators, especially from the Big Six, to help bring this vision to life.
