Banter and buffoonery, chants and camaraderie, is your journey to 'the match' a laugh a minute comedy sketch? Aviva, the UK's largest insurer, is asking the public to come forward with their own football fan videos.
Made famous by Aviva's current advert, the instantly recognisable "Green Army" chant is echoing around football stands across the country, and the insurer is seeking real life away-day antics to be uploaded to www.aviva.co.uk/greenarmy aping Paul Whitehouse's journey to watch Plymouth Argyle.
Every Saturday pays homage to a certain ritual, superstition, costume or joke. If your match journey video is 'good on paper' it could have 'great prospects' of winning £1,500 to go towards next year's season ticket and away-day travel. Plus there's a £1,000 weekly prize up for grabs. But, football fan or not, everyone can Get the Aviva deal with 12 months car insurance for the price of 10.*
The campaign is launched by legendary sportsman, Phil Tufnell; who might be notorious for spinning a cricket ball, spinning around the dance floor and lording it in the jungle, but he is also a life-long footie fan and is helping Aviva in their search for the best away-day antics videos.
"The trip to watch your team play is often more entertaining than the match itself, especially if your team has a bad game!" says football fan Phil. "Full of antics and anticipation, all squeezed into the back of the car wearing your clubs colours and singing your team's anthems - you can't beat that kind of banter on a road trip with your mates
