Cockney Reds: The Story of Manchester United's Southern Army

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But for those of us who remember The King as Law, not Cantona, something - strangely - was lost once Sir Matt had his hands on the European Cup.

Again, it's about population, everyone in Manchester could support them and it would still be a relatively small percentage of their overall support. It's unfair to call someone a glory hunter because they aren't fortunate to be from the city of a club they support. A football club isn't a national team, teams attract players from all over the world, so why are non local fans frowned upon? What a load of pre-pubescent bullshit. Ever been glassed? If so, did you enjoy it? Would you want it to happen again? Fans Held after Boro Match" - Evening Gazette (Middlesbrough, England), May 5, 2003 | Online Research Library: Questia how you can call a violent criminal who has helped to shit all over the real English Football Fan's reputation in Europe a "true Red" boggles the mind!The two old bill consumed at least 5 pints of piss each but no one laid a finger on them. I quess the fear of violence is greater than anything. No one really deserves to be shot, but their are more people in the world suffering that deserve my pity rather than clowns like this fella. callum1975: You continue to inspire young people (and us oldies too)! Your actions carry such integrity and genuine care and belief. Congratulations on this wonderful initiative. By definition, uttering something malicious about someone is a slanderous act, while, it being in print, is considered libelous. So, you're half-right in a pedantic sense. Congrats. I'd imagine many posting on here like me were never a fully bona fide hoolie, but were nevertheless caught up in scrapes, or found themselves on the fringes of situations not of their own making.

His book Red Army General, which is an account of his life as a football thug, was published this month.A 41-year-old man from Old Trafford, a man, aged 43 from Moss Side and a 33-year-old woman from Baguley have been arrested in connection with the shooting of O'Neill. Following Best, Law and Charlton felt like following football itself, a glorious game of excitement, glamour and unpredictability, where being present for the drama seemed just as important as the result. After the break, George Best was showboating. I swear he bounced the ball on his thigh for fully fifty yards as he moved from United's half towards the West Ham penalty area.