Hoolies: True Stories of Britain's Biggest Street Battles

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Kings Road Publishing, Apr 26, 2010 - True Crime - 300 pages
Skinheads, Mods, Teddy Boys, Hell's Angels, Punks, Glory Boys to name just a few ... this fascinating book is the definitive guide to hooligan history in the UK. It examines who the men behind the cults were, what made them tick and why they fought their battles.These warring youth factions inspired copycat cultures around the globe. This in-depth book cuts through the myths that Fleet Street built up around the cults; it tells the truth about the young, angry Britain of the 1970s that inspired a kaleidoscope of chaos which continues to this day with copycat scenes everywhere from Argentina to China and Japan.
 

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Title Page Acknowledgements Foreword by Garry Johnson
1923
Notes from a Teenage Rampage
1926
Early Doors
1934
In the Beginning There Was the Ted From Bill Haleyto Notting Hill
1
In the Beginning Mods and Rockers
2
In the Beginning Skinheads
3
Anarchy in the UK Punk and the Battle of Lewisham
4
Comeback of the Boot Skinheads and the Rainbow Riot
5
The Battle of Birmingham
Reality Asylum AnarchoPunk
Welcome to Hell Hells Angels and Headbangers
Journeys to GloryThe New Romantics
Style Wars on the Terraces Casual
Disturbed Shooters Werent True Goths
The Battle of Waterloo For Blood and Honour
Blowing in the WindYouth Cult Politics

Days of Change Glory Boys and the Mod Revival
6
Rude Boys Outta JailThis Are 2Tone
7
White Riot? The True Story of
The Noughties Hoodies and Chavs
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Garry Bushell was born in 1955 and grew up in south east London. Garry has six children and is happily married to second wife, country singer Leah McCaffrey.

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