![]() ![]() ![]() Tommy and Bill have shared feelings, but express their views in different ways. He is a strong, principled character who sees the self-serving political and media classes for what they are. Bill, meanwhile, is a former World War II hero who helped liberate a concentration camp and married a survivor. He is a violent man, at the same time moral and intelligent. Outside of work, he is a lively, outspoken character, living for his time with a gang of football hooligans, the excitement of their fights and the comradeship he finds with his friends. Tommy is angry at his situation in life and those running the country. The Football Factory is driven by its two main characters-late-20s warehouseman Tommy Johnson and retired ex-soldier Bill Farrell. ![]() Buy, steal, or borrow a copy now, because in a short time anyone who hasn't read it won't be worth talking to.” -Irvine Welsh, author, Trainspotting “Only a phenomenally talented and empathetic writer working from within his own culture can achieve the power and authenticity this book pulses with. ![]()
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