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  • #1
    David Peace
    “Uncle Eric holding court, proud the only time he ever left Yorkshire was to kill Germans.”
    David Peace, Nineteen Seventy-Four

  • #2
    David Peace
    “I was miles and years away and then suddenly aware my hour was at hand, feeling all their eyes on me.”
    David Peace, Nineteen Seventy-Four

  • #3
    David Peace
    “I am forty years old, Joan thirty-eight.
    We have no children, we can't.”
    David Peace, Nineteen Eighty

  • #4
    David Peace
    “Somewhere back on the moors, the visibility down to yards, I'd made that deal again.
    I catch him, stop him murdering mothers, orphaning children, then you give us one, just one.”
    David Peace, Nineteen Eighty

  • #5
    John King
    “It's one o'clock and we're having a pre-match pint. It's been a hard week at the warehouse and the lager gives me a kick-start.”
    John King, The Football Factory

  • #6
    David Peace
    “I sat down on the arm of my father's empty chair, thinking of sea-view flats in Brighton, of southern girls called Anna or Sophie, and of a misplaced sense of filial duty now half redundant.”
    David Peace, Nineteen Seventy-Four

  • #7
    David Peace
    “Back at the house, first things first.
    Phone the office.
    Nothing.
    No news being bad news for the Kemplays and Clare, good news for me.”
    David Peace, Nineteen Seventy-Four

  • #8
    John King
    “We look at a couple of lads as they walk into the pub, Jim Barnes from Slough and someone I don't recognise. A tall bloke with a silver earring who looks knackered with a bruised right eye and cuts along his knuckles. Must've had a good Friday night.”
    John King, The Football Factory

  • #9
    John King
    “You can't change human nature. Men are always going to kick fuck out of each other then go off and shaft some bird. That's life.”
    John King, The Football Factory

  • #10
    Irvine Welsh
    “The trouble with people like him is that they think that they can brush off people like me. Like I was nothing. They don't understand the type of world we're living in now, all those menaced souls clamouring for attention and recognition.”
    Irvine Welsh, Filth

  • #11
    Irvine Welsh
    “He was a very arrogant young man, so full of himself.”
    Irvine Welsh, Filth

  • #12
    Irvine Welsh
    “You pushed me away mister. You rejected me. You tricked me and spoiled things between me and my true love. I've seen you before. Long ago, just lying there as you are now. Black, broken, dying, I was glad then and I'm glad now.”
    Irvine Welsh, Filth

  • #13
    Irvine Welsh
    “There's no fear or regret but no elation or sense of triumph either. It's just a job that had to be done.”
    Irvine Welsh, Filth

  • #14
    David Peace
    “I've seen it before. Been here before. Played or managed here, six or seven times in six or seven years. Always a visitor, always away.”
    David Peace, The Damned Utd

  • #15
    David Peace
    “Johnny Watters bends down, sponge in his hand, tongue in your ear, he whispers, "How shall we live, Brian? How shall we live?”
    David Peace, The Damned Utd

  • #16
    David Peace
    “The smell of blood. The smell of sweat. The smell of tears. The smell of Algipan. You want to smell these smells for the rest of your life.”
    David Peace, The Damned Utd

  • #17
    David Peace
    “They love me for what I'm not. They hate me for what I am.”
    David Peace, The Damned Utd
    tags: hate, love

  • #18
    David Peace
    “The sun comes out but the rain stays put. No rainbows today. Not here.”
    David Peace, The Damned Utd

  • #19
    David Peace
    “A boy with a ball. A boy with a dream.”
    David Peace, The Damned Utd

  • #20
    David Peace
    “You are afraid, afraid of your dreams, your dreams which were once your friends, your best friends, are now your enemies, your worst enemies.”
    David Peace, The Damned Utd

  • #21
    David Peace
    “They are waiting for us again. My youngest lad and me. The crows around the floodlights. The dogs around the gates. They are waiting for us because we are late again. My youngest lad and me.”
    David Peace, The Damned Utd

  • #22
    John King
    “You've got to take your chances in life, don't ignore the opportunities when the crop up as you don't get that many, every little helps, the small victories are important because that's your lot.”
    John King, The Football Factory

  • #23
    John King
    “The rush is there and my body tingles. Sounds funny but it's true. It's better than shafting a bird. Better than speeding. Mark's head is a mess but the bleeding has stopped. My knuckles are bruised and Rod's eyes have gone a bit mental looking. We join the crush trying to get into the ground and we can hear the constant chant of CHELSEA. This is what life's all about. Tottenham away. Love it.”
    John King, The Football Factory

  • #24
    John King
    “Little hooligans showing off is okay when they do it away from us, but we don't need that kind of behaviour. You have to have standards. Would have done the same when I was their age, but I'm not. Now is now. There's no room for nostalgia.”
    John King, The Football Factory

  • #25
    John King
    “You've got to make a stand, show a bit of class, all you've got to do is say no, but you know you're going to hate yourself in the morning.”
    John King, The Football Factory

  • #26
    John King
    “You've got to look after yourself, nothing comes for free and you've got to do the other bloke before he does you. That's what the pensioners don't realise. They might be owed something but there's nobody left to cough up. It's a different world now. The war spirit is dead and gone, packaged and sold off to the highest bidder.”
    John King, The Football Factory

  • #27
    John King
    “Let him have his dreams and believe in love and romance. Suppose we all do deep down if we thought about being honest.”
    John King, The Football Factory

  • #28
    John King
    “The ICF and Under Fives mean more around Upton Park than Ron and Reggie Kray. History stays around for years. But who cares about names.”
    John King, The Football Factory

  • #29
    John King
    “It proved what the Vicar said, that there really was a devil lurking in the shadows in the dark recesses of the human mind, a monster preying on the defenceless, the old and the young, small boys and old ladies, the raving lunatics turned onto the streets for some care in the community. It really was shocking, as though the world was going mad, people turning in on themselves and falling prey to wicked thoughts.”
    John King, The Football Factory

  • #30
    John King
    “This is the bottom of the shit heap this city. They can keep their Boys From the Blackstuff and Derek Hatton. I'd die in a place like this after growing up in London. I mean, London's shit, but it's home and nothing like Liverpool. This city has to be the arsehole of England. I don't blame Yosser Hughes for nutting everything in sight. I'd have done the same.”
    John King, The Football Factory



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