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Dougie Brimson
After 18 years service with the Royal Air Force, including both the Falklands War and the first Gulf War, the ex-Sergeant engineer's literary career began in 1996 when he wrote a book based on his own experiences as a football casual entitled, Everywhere We Go. The book examined the culture of football and football hooliganism from the inside and ...
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1998
The Basement
(TV Series documentary)
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- Episode dated 11 September 1998
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- Episode dated 10 September 1998
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- Episode dated 9 September 1998
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- Episode dated 8 September 1998
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- Episode dated 7 September 1998
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(1994 - present) Best-selling author of 15 fiction and non-ficton books. See more »
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The film was originally written about the rivalry between Tottenham and Arsenal but was changed to West Ham and Millwall at the request of one of ... See more »
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Dougie's screenplay for Green Street Hooligans (2005) contains 17 private jokes some of which relate to his RAF career. For example,, the name of the hooligan firm The GSE has its origins in Brimson's trade which was a Ground Support Equipment engineer.The film was originally written about the rivalry between Tottenham and Arsenal but was changed to West Ham and Millwall at the request of one of ... See more »