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Burnley FC fans are famously the most loyal of all: their club claims the biggest support in the country compared to the size of its town. Out of the terrace wars of the 1970s emerged a gang known as the Suicide Squad and Andrew Pot Porter was one of its leaders. Burnley's rollercoaster history - from the old Division One to Division Four and the threat of non-league football - meant the Suicide Squad clashed with just about every rival mob in the country, with Pot always in the thick of it. Pot's account is a gritty, realistic and vivid portrayal of the wild side of British football.

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Most Helpful Customer Reviews   8 of 8 people found the following review helpful: Was i reading a different book?, 4 Jul 2006 By  Homer-J - See all my reviews I bought this on the strength of the reviews previously listed. And now i can only assume that the comments on this book were written by Burnley fans, because i found it a huge dissapointment. The book is badly written, and boringly repetative. After reading how "we bounced up and down, chanting su su suicide", and "i said, i'm Burnley Suicide- do you want some?" for the umpteenth time, i really didn't think i would be able to finish this. But, working on the assumption that it can only get better, i did. Unfortunately, i was wrong- it got a lot worse. If you lived these games and these fights, then buy this book. If you didn't, save your money.  Comment | Permalink | Was this review helpful to you? (Report this)   8 of 9 people found the following review helpful: Suicide case, 11 Mar 2007 By  JK Rowling "Nora Batty" - See all my reviews Having read the book i have come to the conclusion Mr Porter must be a 'winda licka' I have met Mr Porter on numerous occasions can of stella in 1 hand ciggarette dimps in the other, I find it laughable this pisspot of an excuse of a man has done alleged things, he is 6st (in the rain) getting on in age, i have made enquiries and since found out he was nothing but a backseat joe-egg and wants his son to be a better hooligan than he was (wont be so hard, just shout Su-Su-Sui-cide in Mcdonalds) job done. better off reading sci-fi books  Comment | Permalink | Was this review helpful to you? (Report this)   7 of 12 people found the following review helpful: Raw Passion and Pride, 4 Oct 2005 By A Customer A highly addictive read, uncovering the stark, gritty realism of what hooligans are actually about. This book squashes the general public opinion of hooligans being mindless yobs attacking innocent people, and takes the reader deeper in to understanding the passion and pride that drives these men, for every team, not just Burnley. It uncovers the truth that authorities would prefer people not to know, that these battles between "firms" are organised and consentual not unprevoked attacks. You can almost feel the adrenalin rush as you read of each battle.  Comment | Permalink | Was this review helpful to you? (Report this) › See all 9 customer reviews...		Most Recent Customer Reviews Decent book - interesting but repetetive I bought this book because i am a football fan who has become interested in hooligansim after witnessing various hooligan incidents at my local club. Read more Published 3 months ago by T. Fitzpatrick Nostalgic yarns from my home town A mild interest in tribalism has recently developed into a keen fascination about the philosophy of football hooliganism, especially the period from 1982 onwards defining... Read more Published 14 months ago by Mr. S. L. Godden top book top book with a make you feel like your there story.no bull.... ,a real story of true passion and pride for club and country,with a few laffs thrown in, top read, want more. Published on 18 Nov 2005