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A photo documentary by Jrme Favre on Millwall supporters on match days at The Den in South East London, from 2019-22. The limited edition A5 zine contains 84 colour photographs across 56 pages. The reputation of Millwalls followers is among the worst in the English Football League, but as Favres pictures prove, not all the bad press is justified. Favre is a portrait and documentary photographer based in London, but originally from Lens in France. A lifelong supporter of RC Lens, Jrme moved to New Cross in South London and immediately identified with Millwall and their supporters. He wanted to follow a working class club, as he did from childhood back home, and felt Millwall fitted the bill, describing top flight football in general otherwise as gentrifying. Favre was after something that felt cultural, working class, and traditional in its roots. He sees this traditional feel to the identities of most clubs gradually eroding, particularly in the top flight, yet finds hope whenever supporters come together in a fight to retain, or reclaim, such origins. As his pictures show, he found those cultural traditions amongst Millwalls loyal fans The Den.

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A photo documentary by Jrme Favre on Millwall supporters on match days at The Den in South East London, from 2019-22. The limited edition A5 zine contains 84 colour photographs across 56 pages. The reputation of Millwalls followers is among the worst in the English Football League, but as Favres pictures prove, not all the bad press is justified. Favre is a portrait and documentary photographer based in London, but originally from Lens in France. A lifelong supporter of RC Lens, Jrme moved to New Cross in South London and immediately identified with Millwall and their supporters. He wanted to follow a working class club, as he did from childhood back home, and felt Millwall fitted the bill, describing top flight football in general otherwise as gentrifying. Favre was after something that felt cultural, working class, and traditional in its roots. He sees this traditional feel to the identities of most clubs gradually eroding, particularly in the top flight, yet finds hope whenever supporters come together in a fight to retain, or reclaim, such origins. As his pictures show, he found those cultural traditions amongst Millwalls loyal fans The Den.

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