Running with the Firm: My Double Life as an Undercover Hooligan

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I'm Shadwell 'till I die" - screenwriter Vincent O'Connell on the eagerly anticipated sequel to cult-classic ID - HeyUGuys". 12 August 2016. Vincent O'Connell described himself as a "method writer" and said he became so immersed in writing the script that he began acting out himself by getting into scraps with people and starting fights in the pub, and at times had to question why he was acting this way. [2] The plot of the film is loosely based on "Operation Full-Time", a Scotland Yard undercover operation which attempted to identify the leaders of West Ham United's firm, the Inter City Firm (ICF). However, none of the real life officers suffered John's (Reece Dinsdale) fate. The film features the fictitious teams of Shadwell Town and Wapping FC. The locations the teams are based on are real – they are neighbouring areas on the northern bank of the River Thames in London's traditional East End. It is believed that Millwall F.C was the inspiration for one team, [3] as the clubs' fans had a long-standing reputation for violence during the period which the film represents. Another possible parallel is that Shadwell are promoted to the First Division for the first time in their history towards the end of the film - Millwall were promoted to the top flight of English for the first time at the end of the 1987-88 season. Shadwell are also called "The Dogs" and play at "The Kennel" where as Millwall are "The Lions" who played at " The Den". [4] Self-perception of the forefoot and rearfoot cushioning (examined in this study on heel-striking runners):

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An entertaining and interesting first-hand account of a key point in British football history" ( FootyMatters.com)

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Running with the Firm details the full account of Bannon’s time as an undercover police officer and talks at length about the moral, ethical, psychological and emotional turmoil he went through, and describes the life threatening situations he was faced with on a daily basis.