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YOU can see them on the terraces that still exist in the lower end of the Football League.
Gangs of lads dressed in Stone Island and CP Company. Black hoods hiding their eyes, face snoods pulled up.
They stand around the crush barriers in groups of five or six here and there — the hooligan firms of the future.
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