This Leeds Service Crew hooligans t-shirt features the words 'When you're good no-one remembers, when you're bad no-one forgets'.

This Leeds Service Crew hoodie features the words 'When you're good no-one remembers, when you're bad no-one forgets'. They surprised the couple, who turned out to be two blokes who jumped up and ran away after being disturbed. James Dooley is an entrepreneur who founded Away Grounds as he loves travelling to watch football matches throughout the UK. The City is for "the beautiful people" not a sniff of Burburry, Hackett, Stone Island and Henri Lloyd.

Leeds is a highly cultured and cosmopolitan city streets ahead of Leicester(my home town) and frankly I feel safer here than in Leicester. I don't think it was ever a gang, as such, withe members, heirarchy's etc, more a media cult , scenr type thing that the fans embraced. Its difficult as a football fan of leeds united to understand the culture of football hooliganism and why it spiked in the 80s when i was only a fan since 1990. As I turned away, his fat, Boris Johnson lookalike mate came at me and stuck his fist in my face, with the weight of his twenty-two-stone body. Journalist Caroline Gall spent two years interviewing participants from several generations to piece together the first ever history of the gangs, from the Shipley Skins to the youths of the present day.

As standard all our t shirts are direct to garment printed and only vegan friendly inks and eco friendly packaging used. But as the book progresses you still elements of respect and at times remorse for actions especially when they affected fans not associated with the firms. Leeds had two penalties turned down before Peter Lorimer’s disallowed goal led to rioting by the Service Crew as seats were ripped up and thrown onto pitch. We don’t share your credit card details with third-party sellers, and we don’t sell your information to others. In that regard, the book is more serious and believable and doesn't glamorise the violence and behaviour of the hooligans in the way that some of the other autobiographical books can.A little team of us including Vallo, Eddie Cawley, Big Trevor Horsley, Dave Talbot, Scouse, Dermott Broadhurst and Cav, with a few more Ebor and Harehills lads bumped into a barcodes escort, mid seventies.

Around 100 of the Leeds fans then ran toward the South East stand where the away supporters were sat watching the game. Leeds united Service Crew are a football hooligan firm which are linked to the Championship team “Leeds United”. With Millwall we start in our teens into our twenties, we meet and settle down with a sort, have kids but don't stop being active up until our late fifties/early sixties.

While he spoke he put one hand in his inside jacket pocket – shitbag – and with the other he launched his full pint at me. The fighting between Birmingham City and Leeds United fans was described by Justice Popplewell as more like "the Battle of Agincourt than a football match". They backed the ten of us into the pub and went on to destroy the outside of it until the Old Bill turned up. A football was produced and the lads proceeded to have a kickabout by one goal as others tried swinging on the crossbar.