Paul Heaton, Steve Cowens, Blades Business Crew Reviews

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joeboxer 2nd Jun 2008

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Good Points: Only cost 2 quid from the bargain trolly in Waterstones.

Bad Points: Predictable.
"Went there, had a fight" "Took a train there and had a fight"
etc......

General comments: Full of contradictions and very poorly written.
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daleranby26 18th Aug 2006

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I have just recently come back from Greece, and I bought the book on the way out and couldn't put it down. This caused many arguments while there. I am a big Leeds fan, and I enjoyed that part of the book a lot. I have already recommended the book to several mates. 10/10.
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One Man Army 16th Feb 2005

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This book, Blades Business Crew, or BBC as they call themselves certainly gave me a chuckle. The book recounts the wild football hooligan scene of the 1980's through the eyes of Sheffield United fan Steve Cowens. This Yorkshire luddite portrays himself and the BBC to be a pretty tough firm, however most real fans know that the inbred army took as many kickings on the terraces as they did on the pitch.

He tries to justify the violence and maintains that there is a strict code of honour between ...
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