Aye, Charlie Hunnam's cockney is comparable to Dick Van Dyke's in 'Mawwwie Poooopinns'. Bloodly terrible...and he's friggin British but he keeps slipping into a weird American/Aussie hybrid. :confused:

Never get a Geordie to do a Cockney (in more ways than one *fanarr fanarr*)

Try watching 'Grey Street' instead:

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Just watched the film. Pile of cack..... the scene outsie the station at Manchester, where the united firm were waiting outside the station..... in a mob...... 20 minutes before the train arrived..... chanting loudly.... I don't think so..... why can't the film producers get football hooliganism right?
The mob would be in the local boozer, with a few under 18 scouts hanging outside the station. As soon as the away crew arrive, the scouts run to the pub and tell the firm. Firm come out and the argie bargie begins.

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Yeah it was proper toss. The only saving factor was...erm, well I don't think it had one.

Charlie Hunnam should stick to films where he gets naked or plays a pretty boy...preferably naked...:o
I guess he tried to take a departure from what he would usually do, and it didn't work out, oh well...

wasnt as good as football factory.

wasnt as good as football factory.

That was just as bad.......
Have you ever seen ID? That was even worse!
There is a new one out now called 'Cass' or something......:rolleyes:

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Just watched the film. Pile of cack..... the scene outsie the station at Manchester, where the united firm were waiting outside the station..... in a mob...... 20 minutes before the train arrived..... chanting loudly.... I don't think so..... why can't the film producers get football hooliganism right?
The mob would be in the local boozer, with a few under 18 scouts hanging outside the station. As soon as the away crew arrive, the scouts run to the pub and tell the firm. Firm come out and the argie bargie begins.

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That was just as bad.......
Have you ever seen ID? That was even worse!
There is a new one out now called 'Cass' or something......:rolleyes:

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The good thing about that station scene is the corporation of London sign in the background; it was filmed outside Fenchurch street station. It is truly a terrible film and disappointing that West Ham allowed it to be filmed inside the ground.

As for CASS, that could have been really good, Cass Pennett has an interesting story to tell and it is not hooligan lead, however it doesn’t work and it very slow in parts.

I love West Ham United as much as anything else in the world but these films really disappoint me, even 'The Firm' that was critically acclaimed pi**ed me off. I hate the supporters it attracts to the club and the trouble it attracts when you go to away games.

Anyway Morrissey is a Hammer……………….

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Pop Quiz, The Pub that is set alight in Green Street is right next to and has the same name as another London football club's stadium, who?

I had the misfortune of watching some of this film; I do stay away from movies that glamorise football violence. One side you’ve got supporters and football clubs trying to move away from this idiotic behaviour on another you have film producers trying to cash in on the ‘lad culture’ that has grown up in the 90s and so on. What I saw of it, it was a load of actors being ‘ard and the being ‘cockney’ nonsense and the rather redundant story, for a more international appeal of have the lead character being American. At least it didn’t have Danny Dyer! :rolleyes: I have seen interviews with real football hooligans and they are rather stupid. Shame they just can’t make a film that mocks them instead of making films about a male bonding and moral reputation with your ‘mates’ and the consequences of that violence, which never really works in these narratives, as the story line always seems full of clichés.

Pop Quiz, The Pub that is set alight in Green Street is right next to and has the same name as another London football club's stadium, who?

The White Hart?

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The White Hart?

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No, but I'm retty sure you played this team in the cup during 96/97 - not sure how I remember that.

No, but I'm retty sure you played this team in the cup during 96/97 - not sure how I remember that.

The Plough?
The Griffin Park?

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The Plough?
The Griffin Park?

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Is correct!

You going to be about for a beer on the 24th? I promise not to bring the GSE ;)

Is correct!

You going to be about for a beer on the 24th? I promise not to bring the GSE ;)

Not booked a holiday yet..... but should be there......
what does the 'E' stand for .... Green Street E.....?

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Not booked a holiday yet..... but should be there......
what does the 'E' stand for .... Green Street E.....?

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Elite!:sick:

Elite!:sick:

Ha ha ha Elite:D

Pissed myself at the end when The Hobbit walked off into an American street, arms aloft singing 'Bubbles'

The ICF must have been turning in their preverbial grave:D

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Great News Everyone!!

Synopsis:

Following the deadly climax of "Green Street Hooligans," several members of the West Ham firm and numerous members of Millwall end up in jail. The GSE quickly discover the brutality of life on the inside, as they are constant targets of the superior numbers and better-financed Millwall crew. Football on the inside and out is followed fervently by the prisoners and wins and losses by both are quickly followed by punishment or reward. This could mean a beating or an extra shower or a day of visitation, which inspires extreme behavior. When overcrowding compels a need for the early release of a fortunate few, fate brings West Ham and Millwall together again this time on a Pitch. The stakes are the highest they have ever been for all concerned with death or freedom quite literally a goal away. Game on

I know someone who does football hooligan stuff, but they don't actually beat up the other side...they're there for the cops, or any fash that might turn up.

Great News Everyone!!

Synopsis:

Following the deadly climax of "Green Street Hooligans," several members of the West Ham firm and numerous members of Millwall end up in jail. The GSE quickly discover the brutality of life on the inside, as they are constant targets of the superior numbers and better-financed Millwall crew. Football on the inside and out is followed fervently by the prisoners and wins and losses by both are quickly followed by punishment or reward. This could mean a beating or an extra shower or a day of visitation, which inspires extreme behavior. When overcrowding compels a need for the early release of a fortunate few, fate brings West Ham and Millwall together again this time on a Pitch. The stakes are the highest they have ever been for all concerned with death or freedom quite literally a goal away. Game on

Virgil
I'm confused...... is this a follow up film or something or just a book?:confused:

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Virgil
I'm confused...... is this a follow up film or something or just a book?:confused:

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Be confused no more.....I'm really really sorry everyone!

http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=O6MlfBh2854

I will however include Green Street on the East End tour in May;)

I know someone who does football hooligan stuff, but they don't actually beat up the other side...they're there for the cops, or any fash that might turn up.

what the fuck are you on? same shit every post:mad:

Films involving football hooligans are always crap. Always. The fact that they got an American in to do it was just the icing on the cake.

there a complete embarrassment. in fact todays wannabe hoolies are even more of an embarrassment:mad:

there a complete embarrassment. in fact todays wannabe hoolies are even more of an embarrassment:mad:

I don't know anything about that, I do know Danny Dyer is complete...nevermind ;)

I don't know anything about that, I do know Danny Dyer is complete...nevermind ;)

well him, and i kid you not, asked "the beast" to give an interview for his show on bravo:mad: this was on the 18th feb 2006. as to why he asked me, lord only knows. but the woman he was with and the camera man asked me to "scream" an obscenity into the camera after the match in question:mad: the whole programme had to be re edited before being shown after the matrix police raided 39 addresses on the 20th april 2006:mad::mad: fucking clown:(

Stright to DVD - Green Street Two!

Flopped in the states, took about $3500

Watch free here - http://www.megavideo.com/?d=P7KNVWVB

Why my beloved football club allowed there name be put to this I will never know.

P.S It's called Hooligans in the US of A but Green Street in the UK