Bloody Casuals: Diary of a Football Hooligan

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As you know, there’s been some debate among readers as to whether they should wait until an entire saga is out before reading all of the books in a row, or if instead they should read each book as it’s released.

For example, from the late 1920s to the mid-1960s, the occurrence of soccer hooliganism in Central and South America, continental Europe (especially the Latin countries), Scotland, Wales, and Northern Ireland was regularly reported in the English press, together with statements to the effect that such behavior "couldn't happen in England. Taking a trip to Edinburgh on the train, he said: "They [Capital City Service] were the only people in the league that could come up against us to try and take the crown as Scotland's number one. A lot of the boys used to writing letters into the Face magazine slagging off the other teams for not being up to speed with the fashion. Pretty much said "Hearts think their hard, lets give them a pasting next week" and it was signed by Aberdeen Soccer Casuals.To calculate the overall star rating and percentage breakdown by star, we don’t use a simple average. All, and I mean without exception, the "hooligans" that I dealt with were a lot of noise and not a lot of action. If they got aggressive we just took them inside and split them up - they were then invariably transformed into the meekest, sweetest lads you could hope to meet.

This was probably the first book written about life as a football hooligan during one of the most violent periods in British football history.This is a great book for any football supporter, as it looks at the life of a football supporter during one of the most violent periods in British football history. eventually we managed to get back out and there was fighting all the way back to the train station miles away. Jay Allan, one of the former firm's leaders until 1986, added: "They were the first after us to turn trendy, and they arrived in Aberdeen station dressed up, so that was quite exciting for us that we finally had another mob dressed and like-minded like us. It doesn't glorify anything and he shows his shame for being an idiot but no real huge apology for it. A Top Boy' in the Aberdeen Soccer Casuals, Jay spent just 60 days behind bars but it was long enough to change his life.