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Cool, thanks Cavern, now I have visions of semi psychotic casuals bustin' moves on the dancefloor! Always a healthy music scene in Brighton too. Used to go trawling record shops whenever I got down to watch a game & picked up some gems more in the mid 80's with bits of Rare Groove. Record shops...

Cavern, out of interest I'd love to know what the soundtrack to these hazy days was. Music as much as fashion which features quite heavily were the main ingredients to growing up ( well getting sticky fingers from the girls too ) where I was brought up ( Shepherds Bush ) so it would be...

Good work, you're getting the hang of this lark.

Now, now, seems all this reminiscing is bringing out the old latent hooligan in a few of you, maybe sparking a reenactment or two. Good work Cavern, well written.

They do say everyone (hmmm) has got a book in them if they could only write, well done to you for your efforts.

This is guerilla marketing your memoirs somewhat, good read though. It's interesting how the parallels run throughout towns & cities all over Britain.

And he didn't even have to write!:facepalm: You know what I mean.

Dan f***ing Brown could write a monologue on here & he'd get criticised, it's just NSC. Anyway it's a lot better than a large amount of the drivel that normally appears, it's a sub culture tale which is interesting for me because I grew up in Shepherd's Bush not Brighton.

:bla: Taxing people for clothes...hee hee. I never did get that, why not just buy your own or couldn´t those who did this afford the trip up to Stuarts in Shepherds Bush. Taxing people for clothes haa haaaaaa haaaaaaaahhhhhhh:laugh:

Well.......get on with it.