Among the Thugs

Bill Buford

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Sports, Gender, and Society Physical Education and Sports Studies Crime, Deviance, and Social Control

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For eight years, Buford traveled all over Britain with the supporters of the Liverpool Football Club--thugs who were famous for their violent, berserk behavior at the games. Buford's ultimate acceptance by the thugs yields a shattering inside view of the crushing deaths at Hillsborough and the crowd riots at the 1990 World Cup.

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