The best journey of life. English was upset, leaving the World Cup ahead of schedule – Sports Mail.Ru

A young London fan came to the World Cup with his father in June to support the English national team. On the way, he filmed and posted on a YouTube channel Thogden video about his stay in Russia.

The young man managed to become famous thanks to a video in which he denied rumors about aggressive Russian supporters. The young man put on a T-shirt of the English national team and walked the streets of Volgograd to show that the British in Russia can feel safe.

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"Well, I'm back in London, I would have stayed with a lot more fun in Russia, filmed a video, met Russian fans, it was the best trip of my life," he said. he said in a video released last Friday. Thogden complained that he could not buy tickets for the semi-finals and the final, because of and Moscow

Before the start of the World Cup in Russia, the British media wrote that They were waiting for the fans of the English national team. , possible manifestations of racism and other threats. For example, the Daily Star tabloid warned the British that "state-sponsored" Russian hooligans could wait for them in Russia, and the Sun newspaper warned that "thousands" of thugs were "threatening to kill" the British.