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'Well-written and invigorating.' (City Life) --CITY LIFE
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'Britain's No.1 football thug.' (Daily Mirror)
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3 of 3 people found the following review helpful
Format:Paperback
Ecxcellent condition but the book just becomes repetative, became bored very quickly, little bit dissapointed with content of book.
2 of 2 people found the following review helpful
Format:Paperback
im neither a man u fan or anti-man u so i read both mr o'neills books as a 'neutral'.
i enjoyed them both but this one is a bit before my time so i kind of dont identify with it as much.
wether or not every account is true no one can say unless they were there but the same can be said of any book like this, you just have to read it with an open mind.
ive read almost every hooligan book out there and this is so much better than the likes of burnley, stoke , birmingham etc.
along with andy nicholls' 'scally' this is definately worth a read but id say the follow up 'men in black' is better.
i enjoyed them both but this one is a bit before my time so i kind of dont identify with it as much.
wether or not every account is true no one can say unless they were there but the same can be said of any book like this, you just have to read it with an open mind.
ive read almost every hooligan book out there and this is so much better than the likes of burnley, stoke , birmingham etc.
along with andy nicholls' 'scally' this is definately worth a read but id say the follow up 'men in black' is better.
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful
Format:Paperback
I was a teenager in the 70's and went to football regularly. This book brought back all the excitement of those days when large away followings turned up and huge crowds swelled the terraces before the all seated stadiums and the prawn sandwich brigade took over. I rarely read books but finished this in two days.
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Great read.
I have read all the books on this subject and this has to be the best book i have read..I could not putthis book down and if you want to lose yourself in old school football... Read more
Published 2 months ago by Dave Mack
red army
I have read quite a few books in this genre and this is one of the better ones, most hooligan books say how they never lost a fight etc but tony O'Neill openly admits getting done... Read more
Published 3 months ago by Adam
THOSE UNKNOWLEDGEABLE MANCS
Ah the Mancs, so full of themselves. We are better at this, we created that, we can do anyone. Blah. Good piece of comedy and fiction is this.
Published 6 months ago by Christopher Whittle
Not again
Borrowed this book from a mate, Here we go again, Its one of them we never got done books. Utd always had the numbers, But the excuses as well, Glasgow Rangers battered utd at old... Read more
Published 15 months ago by the west side
not bad
this tells the story of tony o,neill who rises from young hoodlum to the leader of manchester uniteds red army hooligans,it gives an honest view of one of the most feared football... Read more
Published 20 months ago by boltonkev
Interesting read into the subculture of football.
I found this book to give a pretty fair account of the fights that went on during the 70's and 80's. Read more
Published on 27 Dec 2009 by Mr. M. P. Thomas
In the thick of it
I don't usually read these types of book, usually dross made up by want to be terrace heroes. I picked this one up purely because I was actually present at several of the... Read more
Published on 7 Aug 2009 by Midge
a chelsea review
great read he tells it how he saw it, lets face it your not going to get all facts 100% after 30 years, but you can tell he is trying to give an honest story of the real days... Read more
Published on 27 May 2006 by the shed
Superb
The book is excitng and you cant help but not read it (i hardly read and managed to complete it in 3 days!!! Read more
Published on 7 Mar 2006 by flowers of manchester
bored stiff
if you have read the rest and have left this one till last dont bother,ive read most soul crew ,bbc,suicide squad,forest exec crew,icf and this one can rt touch them brings you... Read more
Published on 27 Oct 2005
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