Jason Marriner Football Hooligan

May 18, 2009

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Overview

Jason Marriner was one of Britain's most feared football hooligans. Known as 'The General' he was a key member of the notorious Chelsea Head Hunters and was jailed for 6 years after the BBC's Donal MacIntyre infiltrated his Firm. Now Jason tells the story of his brutal life on the Terraces. The Fights, the Firms & what he really thinks of MacIntyre! It's a Riot!

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Jason Marriner

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John Barnes

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Dave Courtney

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Freddie Foreman

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Carlton Leach

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Mitch Pyle

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