Bloody Casuals: Diary of a Football Hooligan

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Rebellion’s Fury answers that question with a resounding “no,” as the Earth government sends a massive reprisal force to crush the rebels and bring the planet back into line.

The association of hooliganism with soccer is also partly a function of the greater worldwide media exposure that the game receives. I tend to be someone who appreciates freedom and feels like we’re moving rapidly in the direction of losing what we have left.Focussing on Jay's rise through the ranks with the notorious Aberdeen Soccer Casuals, the book delivers a no-holds-barred account of the casual movement and glory days of British football hooligans. As Jay says in the book, many people question why people do it, professors wrote huge white papers examining it all, the real reason that most people said was it was fucking magic fun, I'd go along with that, meeting a load of mates at 7am in the rail station and setting out for a day of drinking and mayhem at Hibs, gotta be better than playing COD in your bedroom? In that sense, whilst mob behavour is an important part of the culture of football violence, the figure of 30,000 suggests that all football fans encouraged the violence.

Dan had endured some terrifying ordeals with the casuals, including being hospitalised and even stabbed, but insisted that the crown of being Scotland's best firm was always Aberdeen's. This was probably the first book written about life as a football hooligan during one of the most violent periods in British football history.Some of these people are intelligent and articulate and would argue that they are particpating in an extreme sport with other willing participants and should be left alone to do so without causing any problems for the rest of society. me and 20 others are chasing 30 mods and skinheads up some side road - might as well waste them too. AT 41, Jay Allan sips a cappuccino in the country hotel he owns overlooking the village green where he plays cricket.