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Hillsborough Stadium Disaster: Verdict Faults Police for Fans 'Unlawfully Killed' - The New York Times
The Who rocks fans with new album and potentially last UK tour ever | LineUp Magazine
Who Dey': What the Cincinnati Bengals cheer means, and its origin
Canon, fanon, shipping and more: a glossary of the tricky terminology that makes up fan culture - Vox
Reportage photo of Fans and crowd at The Who concert 1976 , Charlton... | Report digital
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The Who 2017 Tour: Estadio Monumental, Santiago, Chile, September 29, 2017 - The Who
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Where 'Who Dey' came from and what it means now
Billie Eilish pauses concert and helps fan who needed an inhaler. Watch - Hindustan Times
The Who Concert Disaster Explained
How many fans will be at the Euro 2020 final? Wembley capacity for England vs Italy, and who has got tickets
Astroworld Festival joins a list of historical concert tragedies | WBEZ Chicago
The Who are still "traumatised" after deadly crush killed fans at Cincinnati show in 1979
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Watch: City fans throng pitch, assault Villa goalie, break goalpost | Football News - Hindustan Times
Atlanta United fans are a 'rowdy, proud' bunch
The Who honors lives lost in Cincinnati in 1979 show
How Much Do NFL Teams Make? Packers Fans Paid to Find Out. - The New York Times
A 'Who Dat' history: The story behind the New Orleans Saints rallying cry | Vintage | nola.com
A look at some of the world's major crowd disasters | Honolulu Star-Advertiser
Roger Daltrey reckons fans only pay to see if any The Who members die on stage - Mirror Online
