I've seen a few productions about hooliganism, but this documentary has the advantage of being produced in 1985, right in the eye of the storm. The final minutes in fact are dedicated to the tragedy in Brussels and "what happens next?".
The camera follows the groups closely, and the interviews add value. Obviously some of the footage is dated, in 2023. But the motivations are explored, as much as the profile of the hooligans. Main group is from West Ham, but there are "lowlights" from fans of different clubs. Experts discuss the phenomenum from a sociology point of view.
Those interested in football or group behaviour should definitely go for it.
The camera follows the groups closely, and the interviews add value. Obviously some of the footage is dated, in 2023. But the motivations are explored, as much as the profile of the hooligans. Main group is from West Ham, but there are "lowlights" from fans of different clubs. Experts discuss the phenomenum from a sociology point of view.
Those interested in football or group behaviour should definitely go for it.
