WITH the World Cup in Germany just months away, the search is on for Blackburn Rovers' Wildest fan'.

Sure Sport For Men have launched a competition to find the club's most passionate supporter the person whose life revolves around 3pm on a Saturday, who sings loudest, celebrates hardest and lives and breathes every moment of the game.

The winner will go on to compete against fans from all over the country for the chance to become a top pundit on TalkSport during the World Cup.

To enter the competition, fans just need to send a picture of themselves which truly captures their love for the game - and Rovers - by visiting www.surewildestfan.co.uk.

This could depict you celebrating as a goal flies in, rallying behind the team as they go one-nil down, or even commiserating after a last minute 3-2 defeat.

Pictures must be uploaded to the site by March 24 for the chance to be named the UK's Wildest Fan.

To kick off the search, Stuart Clarke, a specialist in football fan photography, has been collecting images of potential champions at Ewood Park.

The photos he takes will appear online at www.surewildestfan.co.uk and entered into the competition alongside the ones emailed in.

Football fans can log onto the site to vote for their favourite and simply by voting, they will get the chance to watch their football for free next year with 20 season tickets up for grabs courtesy of Sure Sport For Men.

Stuart Clarke said: "I have been photographing fans in the stands for over 10 years now and the search for the UK's wildest fan is great.

"Some of these people are real characters and it's about time they got the recognition they deserve.

"Without the noise and colour from Ewood Park, the game would be very dull indeed.

"We are looking for those people who really add to the whole match day experience for those around them."

The person crowned the UK's Wildest Fan will become TalkSport's voice of the fans for the forthcoming World Cup.

They will be a regular pundit on the station, commenting on England's progression.