Back in the 1980's the "Casual" scene was born. Young men that had been Punks, Skinheads and Mods decided to start wearing smart, casual sports and knitwear. They were also known as dressers. It went hand in hand with the music of the time and at football matches.Big groups of casual lads then had their own firm or mob and nearly every club up and down the country had their own. The author Dave re-lives memories of attending certain matches where there was trouble involving his favourite team Queens Park Rangers. Other fans from QPR and some from other clubs have also contributed to this book. Many teams are mentioned and among them are Arsenal, Spurs, Millwall, Crystal Palace, Brentford, Charlton, Watford, Luton, Cardiff, Swansea, Bristol City and Rovers, Mansfield, Sheffield United and Wednesday, Coventry, Ipswich, Norwich, Oxford United, Manchester United's Cockney Reds, Chelsea, Hull City, Peterborough, Everton, Middlesbrough, Grimsby, Union Berlin, W.B.A, Wolves, Aston Villa, Port Vale, Fulham, Leeds, Nottm Forest, Leicester, Southampton, Liverpool, Barnet, Derby, Portsmouth, Ajax, Newcastle, Crewe, Preston and Brighton. The final chapter explores the reason Why? young men got involved in hooliganism at Football. The author Dave strongly states that he does not condone or encourage violence at football matches and highlights the consequences involved in such behaviour.