All Quiet on the Hooligan Front

by Colin Ward

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Is football going through a golden age or have the post-Hillsborough changes diluted those things that made the game special? In this text, Colin Ward assesses how the mood of English football has developed, and shows how it is still possible for fans to have great fun following their team.

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Is football going through a golden age or have the post-Hillsborough changes diluted those things that made the game special? In this text, Colin Ward assesses how the mood of English football has developed, and shows how it is still possible for fans to have great fun following their team.

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