Jeonnam Dragons

So I had seen all the teams and been to most of the stadiums.

I mean, the answer is always going to be Gentleman Dragons, just because...

I don't think any of this happens for me without Jono.

And getting a season ticket there for, at the time, we don't need to talk about how long ago it was.

Okay.

That's it.

So like 2015, John, I'm Dragons.

That's like the peak, right?

The late season runs The tiny old ground And the songs that we sung Fan owned underdogs Built up from the ground Carrying the hopes In the heart of the town Why we love this club Why we love this club We sing it loud We sing it proud Why we love this club

On December 1, 2013, Pohang Steelers entered the final match of the Korean season with one requirement.

They had to beat Ulsan Hyundai away from home.

They had also completed the first league and cup double in Korean professional football history.

And they had done it without a single foreign player in the squad.

The club owned by a steel company had won through a team developed, assembled, and hardened at home.

For Pohang,

the metaphor was almost suspiciously perfect.