20 years ago, in the underground corners of football culture, we launched a campaign that shook the game—Stop the Flop.It was a response to what we saw as a growing stain on the beautiful game: diving. Theatrics. Simulation. — a refusal to watch the beautiful game rot from the inside. We were fed up with players collapsing like they'd been sniped, rolling around in agony only to spring up two minutes later for a throw-in. 

We printed shirts, handed out flyers outside matches, and even staged “anti-dive” flash mobs outside stadiums. And yeah — we called out names. Loudest of all? Arjen Robben. The Dutch wizard had the talent,no doubt, but the flops? Unforgivable. His swan dives became the symbol of everything wrong with modern football.The streets loved it. The terraces backed us. But just as momentum hit the top tiers, FIFA came in and shut it all down.

So we did what any real fan does—we came back louder.

Next came BAN VAR—a campaign born in pub debates, and shouted from the stands. No soulless replays. No sterile pauses. Just football, raw and real.

We launched it the day after a goal was called back for an offside armpit. That was the breaking point.

Football isn’t meant to be paused, rewound, and debated in slow motion. It's about chaos, instinct, and raw emotion — not frame-by-frame foot placement. We argued that VAR was killing the soul of the game, turning last-minute goals into courtroom verdicts.

That movement caught fire too—until the FA stepped in and killed it.Corner Flag Society is for the purists, the protestors, and the faithful on the fringe. We make streetwear for those who still believe in football’s soul and aren’t afraid to defend it.