General of the "Red Army". At the helm of the largest British football "firm"

One of the most famous and odious British hooligans Tony about Nile tells in his autobiography about the old good English football and, of course, above all, the fact that with this phenomenon is connected.
It seems that life in Britain consists exclusively from the trips of all its citizens on matches and fighting fans among themselves. Honest word read plunges in shock. Is it really like this in the Western Democracy Citadel?
Is there really in the old woman of England, there are cities squeaver with youth gangs, on the outskirts of which after eight in the evening it is better not to appear? Is it really, at any time of the day and day, sculpting in a peaceful London or Manchester Pub, a crowd of exalted young people who can break up a couple of other beer mugs about your head?
About Nile claims: easily!
For some reason, after reading this book, he wants to believe