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The Boy Done Good: Football Violence, Changes and Continuities
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  • 1981Association Football and English Society: 1863-1915246 cited
  • 1989The Roots of Football Hooliganism214 cited
  • 1989Doing the business: entrepreneurship, the working class, and detectives in the East End of London203 cited
  • 1978Aggro: The illusion of violence130 cited
  • 1978Football hooliganism: The wider context119 cited
  • 1982On the sports violence question: soccer hooliganism revisited.47 cited
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  • 1996Football Spectator Behaviour in Argentina: A Case of Separate Evolution26 cited
  • 2006The Nature and Extent of Football Hooliganism in England and Wales23 cited
  • 1996Football hooliganism in England before 1914: a critique of the dunning thesis18 cited

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