A witty, nostalgic yet unsentimental lok at a cultural explosion whose tremors are still being felt.
The Perry Boys are one of the great untold stories of modern youth culture. They emerged in the pivotal year of 1979 in inner-city Manchester and Salford, a mysterious tribe of football hooligans and club-goers united by a new fashion. Their only counterparts at the time were the Scallies of Liverpool, who became their biggest rivals, both on and off the terraces. Author Ian Hough, a first-hand witness of and participant in the movement, casts a witty, nostalgic yet unsentimental look at a cultural explosion which tremors are still being felt.
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