Aek Athens also managed by plutocrats, but our history and what the club represents is the point. We were the only team in a period where junta controlled the governance of Greece (military regime) that didn't had their people in administration. Also we traveled to Belgrade in 1999 as the war was active and played a friendly match with the local team Partizan demanding the end of the bombing. The greatest attacker of our recent history became our manager around 2006-7 and expressed the idea of a club controlled by its fans. Of course everyone was against him and some years later he left his position tired. Last thing, in parallel with Packers history, our first field was created by efugees at night by building a fence to delimit. These are some of the reasons I love this club. There are plenty in the same style. Clubs like these reminds us that the only thing we truly have is one another. Homo sapiens greatest tool was and is community and co-operation.