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Football and Beer in the 1960s: Transformation of the British Brewing Industry and its Impact on Local Identity

This survey of beer advertising in football programmes illuminates how the rationalisation of the British brewing industry in the 1960s severed the links between beer and football in local identity. The supremacy of national brands is considered against the parochial allegiances of football supporters, and wider trends in an increasingly cosmopolitan society.