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Hooliganism at football matches is not as spontaneous or reactive as many people may think.
Thugs within our clubs form what are known as ‘firms’ these firms then arrange meets to fight each other.
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Saturday again and the boys are fighting
At football matches it’s exciting
Punches are swinging
The length of the nation
In motorway cafes and railway stations
Youth kicking to kill
While forgetting the dole
As the newspapers scream
‘It’s out of control
and the government laugh again and again
‘cos while we’re fighting each other
we’re not fighting them!

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Casuals are an element of football support that first evolved in the late 1970s and early 1980s in Britain and is typified by the wearing of expensive European designer clothing. The casual subculture developed as many football hooligans and members of football firms started to wear designer labels and expensive sportswear in order to not attract the attention of police. They didn't wear club colours, so it was easier to infiltrate rival groups as well as gain access to pubs.