BORIS JOHNSON is a self declared football fan but has not committed to one team.
The Prime Minister talked about how much he loves the sport but declined to pick favourites.
The Prime Minister is a well-known rugby fan but he is also a supporter of football.
Boris Johnson has never stated he supports one particular football team.
When he was London mayor in 2015, he was asked about his football allegiance but gave a non-committal answer.
He told reporters he supported "all of the London teams", refusing to name one.
While Johnson might remain impartial, he has said that his children support Newcastle United.
Johnson has more interest in national football and has attended England matches in the past.
He certainly enjoys a kickabout even though he has admitted to not being an expert.
His skills on the pitch though leave much to be desired.
During a charity football match in 2006 he famously rugby-tackled the former German international player Maurizio Gaudino.
Harold Wilson – Huddersfield Town
Edward Heath – Burnley
James Callaghan – appears to have been ambivalent about football, preferred rugby
Margaret Thatcher – didn’t have an interest in the game
John Major – Chelsea
Tony Blair – Newcastle United
Gordon Brown – Raith Rovers
David Cameron – Aston Villa
