Cockney Reds

Known as the Cockney Reds, they hailed from London and the surrounding counties, devoted to supporting the greatest club in the land. Their presence was often met with chaos, facing hostile rivals on every trip, both at home and away. Despite being a mystery to both friends and foes for years, Robert 'Banana Bob' Cleur was a founding member. From a troubled upbringing in South-west London, Cleur's involvement with a violent biker gang led to a trial at the Old Bailey, but it was the allure and danger of the terraces that truly captured his heart. The moniker 'Cockney Reds' was solidified in the early 1970s, as more and more youths from the South flocked to support the team. Cleur rose as their leader, earning money through construction work to fund their rowdy travels, all while commanding a formidable army of fighters. The Cockneys have become synonymous with passion and dedication in the football world.