Men in Black

jimharri

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No; not the last film I saw. Just watching the St Mirren vs Rangers game before the proper football starts later on*. And there was a shot of a bunch of young St Mirren fans in the obligatory head to toe black garb. A lot of clubs have these wannabe hard guys in their fanbase. I was just wondering; when did this craze kick in? Back in the eighties, it was all Fred Perry, Lacoste, Fila and Sergio Tacchini gear. And the more garish the better (certainly not black). And in the 70s, it was flared jeans, DMs and shirts a size too small.


*awaits input from our Caledonian members!
 
No; not the last film I saw. Just watching the St Mirren vs Rangers game before the proper football starts later on*. And there was a shot of a bunch of young St Mirren fans in the obligatory head to toe black garb. A lot of clubs have these wannabe hard guys in their fanbase. I was just wondering; when did this craze kick in? Back in the eighties, it was all Fred Perry, Lacoste, Fila and Sergio Tacchini gear. And the more garish the better (certainly not black). And in the 70s, it was flared jeans, DMs and shirts a size too small.


*awaits input from our Caledonian members!
Just kids copying European ultras. Only noticed in the last couple of years or so.
 
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The original idea was it makes it harder for police surveillance to keep putting the same person at the scene of disorder throughout the day if they’re not wearing distinctive clothing.

Can’t remember when it started. Probably late 90s or early 00s.
 
No; not the last film I saw. Just watching the St Mirren vs Rangers game before the proper football starts later on*. And there was a shot of a bunch of young St Mirren fans in the obligatory head to toe black garb. A lot of clubs have these wannabe hard guys in their fanbase. I was just wondering; when did this craze kick in? Back in the eighties, it was all Fred Perry, Lacoste, Fila and Sergio Tacchini gear. And the more garish the better (certainly not black). And in the 70s, it was flared jeans, DMs and shirts a size too small.


*awaits input from our Caledonian members!
You're a River Islandist.... why don't they get a mention. Premium yob attire. They do black too.... I think!
 

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