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From NF Roots to Change – Leeds Service Crew - True Story of a Football Hooligan

Ahead of Leeds United vs Everton in their premier league return we look at this football documentary we look at the 1970s and 80s, Leeds United’s Service Crew football hooligans were feared across the country – but they carried a reputation for racism that stuck for decades. From the 1970s and 1980s, Leeds were labelled as one of the most racist firms in English football, while the Zulus stood out as a multi-racial mob uniting Black, Asian, and white lads under one banner. We hear the first-hand account of Steve Lee, a Leeds hooligan caught between two worlds — trying to bring his Black childhood friends from Chapeltown into a firm dominated by National Front members, only to face rejection and hostility. We then hear the Zulu Warriors’ perspective, as One-Eyed Baz recalls brutal encounters with Leeds, the racial abuse faced by his firm, and the chaos that erupted at St Andrew’s. From burger vans set on fire to collapsing walls and pitch battles that looked like something out of Braveheart, the day left a permanent mark on English football history. Finally, we hear from Leeds fans themselves — those who lived through the ugly decades of overt racism on the terraces, but also those who fought back through Leeds United Fans Against Racism & Fascism to reclaim the club’s identity. This is the untold story of race, rivalry, violence, and change in English football’s darkest era. #LeedsUnited #BirminghamCity #ZuluWarriors #FootballHooligans #ServiceCrew #FootballHistory #80sFootball #Hooliganism #Casuals #FootballDocumentary #LeedsServiceCrew #BirminghamZuluWarriors #FootballRivalries #LeedsUnitedHistory #BritishFootballCulture