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The Football Factory is more than just a study of the English obsession with football violence; it's about men looking for armies to join, wars to fight and places to belong. A forgotten culture ...

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An impressive 90-minute performance from all involved. With the story of misguided male bonding around their love for football and fighting, the film is like a mixture of Trainspotting and Fight Club.

Once the scourge of the terraces, football hooliganism is making a comeback - at the cinema. In 2005 we'll see Elijah Wood as a West Ham yob in The Yank, but first we have The Football Factory, a ...

The Football Factory, on the other hand, is half in love with these characters. It employs an excitable, Ritchie-like style, embroidered with graphics, stop-motion sequences and a pounding score ...

THE original Football Factory film back in 2004 saw Danny Dyer and his co-star’s characters snort so much cocaine they made the Gallagher brothers look like amateurs.

Buy the new 2014/15 kits here #7 The Football Factory Based on the best-selling novel by John King, 'The Football Factory' is another critically acclaimed moves that talks about football hooliganism.

Once the scourge of the terraces, football hooliganism is making a comeback - at the cinema. In 2005 we'll see Elijah Wood as a West Ham yob in The Yank, but first we have The Football Factory, a ...

The Football Factory isn't the most original flick you'll ever see, but nevertheless it is an enjoyable and worthwhile look at the murky world of twenty-first century English soccer hooliganism.