I’m not too keen on the fact that this movie uses too much bad language or overly-portrayed violence, but it sure can describe clearly how social interaction between football fans from different teams affect everyone’s daily life to a certain extent. It depicts how random, often seen as irrelevant, events can cause brawls and vandalism among hooligans from different teams. You can see how small mistakes such as ending at the wrong girl’s house or hitting the brother of a strong hooligan character that has influence over group of supporters lead to the Headhunters, who support Chelsea F.C., and the Bushwackers, who support Millwall F.C. fighting against each other in a big brawl.

It is interesting to see the main character ask himself if it is all worth it, and replied with confidence that it is. The love of die-hard fans of British football for their teams is amazingly big and the bond created among the two is very strong. There is no doubt that football has been a huge part of British lives to its very roots. It is the fuel of one massive sporting engine.