The Young Guvnors: The Rise & Fall of the Notorious Manchester City Football Hooligan Firm

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In and out of care homes and prison, he discovered football violence by attaching himself to the Guvnors, who had vicious battles with other soccer yobs. Love Island's Olivia Bowen displays her curves in a patterned skin-tight maxi dress as she attends the star-studded Beauty Awards A Nicole Young denies accusation that she 'rearranged her face', plastic surgeons reveal procedures that could have caused change

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Gemma Owen wows in a glamorous thigh-high split dress as she arrives at the star-studded Beauty Awards Poison assassination attempt on Ukrainian military chief's wife leaves her seriously ill in hospital' In 1997 Mr Francis wrote a book, Guvnors, chronicling his exploits as the leader of Manchester City's "firm", which were involved in fights with rival thugs from across the country. Francis explained how he enjoyed the violence and the reputation of being considered a "hard case".

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