| | Some sports which are more popular in other countries such as volleyball, handball, American football and basketball have small but dedicated followings. | | Some sports which are more popular in other countries such as volleyball, handball, American football and basketball have small but dedicated followings. |
| − | United Kingdom supporters, unlike those of the United States, will virtually never support any team that is an underdog (with the exceptions of West Ham United, Partick Thistle, Bromley, Manchester City, Derby County, St Mirren, Norwich, Kilmarnock, Blackburn Rovers and the Scottish national team.<ref>http://www.scottishfa.co.uk/scottish_football.cfm?page=133</ref>) It is surmised that this is due to the high levels of atheism. <ref>See the evidence provided at [[Mystery:Why Do Atheists Dislike Underdogs?]]</ref>
| + | The [[U.K.]] is also renowned for its music, and is the home of bands like [[The Beatles]], [[Rolling Stones]], [[Pink Floyd]], [[The Who]], [[Oasis]], [[Coldplay]] and [[Radiohead]], as well as festivals such as [[Creamfields]], [[Isle of White]] Festival and [[Glastonbury]]. |