Comments on: Football Casuals and their Brands

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By: afc

afc — Thu, 13 Oct 2011 19:08:08 +0000

Even Rambo run like fuck from the ASC in the 80s,no other firms in Scotland had a chance fact,we were up there with the top firm firms in England fact.First Casual firm in Scotland fact.Regared as the Top firm in Scotland fact.Trimm Trabb on yer head,Trimm Trabb on yer head.

By: Alan Jenkins

Alan Jenkins — Mon, 19 Sep 2011 20:23:15 +0000

What’s really telling about this article is that it is eight years old and yet it could have been written this morning! The thirst for football casual clothing is stronger now, in 2011, as it ever was. And that suits us at Indi Menswear just fine ‘cause we love it all!

By: Jockmig

Jockmig — Thu, 15 Sep 2011 16:13:39 +0000

Aye Livi were some mob,remember them taking a huge mob to Bathgate one night in the late 80’s, youse were cunts if i wanted to go in that shopping centre though

By: P

Sun, 14 Aug 2011 20:35:22 +0000

1984 MBS . Everybody was 16 and unde , Top boys 15-20. Best mobs 90 - 100. Average mob 50. Better dressed than every mob we came across not including Aberdeen. I can’t talk for everyone but my group got plenty of violence out of the 5 years we did it- got the record to prove it. Armani Armani Armani that’s all most boys wore with us. End of MBS rangers semi final at parkhead - smashed to bits. Hibs in Perth 1990-91 was the final straw. Best days of my life never will be forgotten.

By: afc

afc — Tue, 02 Aug 2011 19:13:05 +0000

Those were the days my friends,having followed Aberdeen Fc all my life home and away,i would have to say Aberdeen and Hibs are by far the two biggest firms in Scotland by miles.Iam 39 and was at school when the casual scene kicked off,most of the top boys of that era were just a few years older and you looked up to them and dressed like them wanted to be like them,in Aberdeen if you wasnt a causual you were the odd one out.Going to school in first year with my two tone Adidas cagoule on and Nike wimbeldons on i thought i was well cool,the fashions changed so quick back then,specially in Aberdeen.You went to Royln sports for your Pringle jumpers,Crombie sports for your Lacoste,Macalls for your Fila,Tacchini and Ellesse,we even had are very own Burberry shop on Union st back then and the prices for Fila,Tacchini,Ellesse etc costed more than they sell them for now.Back then Aberdeen could have 700 to 1000 boys sitting in the south stand,the police used to have road blocks on every street as far as Crown st to stop us getting at the away support.There isnt much firms that have come to Aberdeen in big numbers realy,they probally new what would happen,specially in the 80s.Give Hibs there due they always showed,but like the guy that posted before me,most of the big battles with Hibs were in Edinburgh,i remember Hearts being crazy in the early 80s all skin heads in crombie jackets,but as a casual firm forget it.Motherwell had a decent firm,but Aberdeen showed then who was boss.Celtic had hardly any casuals,but most of there fans would fight like Rangers back then.I used to like going to Dundee back then,they would wait at the train station for you,then Aberdeen used to chase then all the way to Dens or Tannadice,they would be thowing anything they could get there hands on at you,it wasnt punches you had to look out for it was bottles,stones,bricks.Rangers would only show if they had there English friends with them and still got battered.It just shows how Aberdeen were so organised and had the numbers way before most firms even in England.I was still going to games in the 90s but there wasnt much happening,havent been to a game for a few years now,but have been told the casual scene is pretty much dead in Scotland.I rembember the first time i got lifted before a Aberdeen v Rangers game at Pittodrie in the late 80s,i got a £50 fine,you would get the jail for that now,not worth it anymore,if only you could turn back time,must be getting old.

By: afc

afc — Sat, 23 Jul 2011 19:39:35 +0000

Hi was just reading the papers and watching the news about the Polish thugs that invaded Dundee for the euro game with utd,trying to fight with families and women doing there shopping in Dundee town centre,shocking there 30 years behind the times.I work with a couple of polish guys and they said sorry for the way there fans behaved,they said Polish hooligans are total wankers and are into hilter and nazis even though he wiped there counrty out during the war.They said all there hooligans take steriods go about with no tops on fighting anyone that gets in there way,even women and children and even rape each other.I think the euro championships in Poland next year should be interesting,thats if it hasnt been moved somewhere else by then as warned by fifa because of all the trouble in Poland just now.England have always been number one when it comes to hoolignism and the casual movemet,just a pity most of the top boys are either to old and not intersted anymore or banned from travelling or it would be like the nazis invading Poland all over again,you never know,Englands young guys might give them a suprise.

By: robo

robo — Wed, 06 Jul 2011 22:23:57 +0000

ok lois jeans, jumbo cords,kickers, jocky jackets,peter storm, lumber jack shirts(top button fastend) stan smiths, sambas,forrest hills, was the first casual look!! FROM LIVERPOOL! i’m leeds we used to watch them at leeds station around 1977! and most important the wedge haircut such a great look , happy days lufc service crew ps you have to be at least 47 to remember all this, CP STONE ISLAND LOL LOL LOL LOL LOL

By: Paninari

Paninari — Thu, 05 May 2011 20:44:37 +0000

Paninari of Livingston

A match for any mob anyday.

200 boys easy on a good day , hardy boys at that who could scrap and NEVER run.

I could only imagine the carnage if Livingston fc was around in the 80's