Green Street

[TheArsenal]

Hey,

Just wondering if anyone has seen Green Street (called Green Street Hooligans in the US).

There's a song at the end called "One Blood" and I want to get it, legally of course, but I can't find out who it's by.

Just wondering if anyone could help.

[JH6]

The song One Blood is by Terrance Jay.

[TheArsenal]

Thank you very much. That's exactly the song I'm after.

[Stevie B]

There's ya famous, there's ya famous, there's ya famous GSE! There's your famous GSE!!

Love that film.

[TheArsenal]

And much better than Football Factory, which I never thought I'd say after seeing FF when it came out.

Saw Green Street at the cinema and just got it on DVD. Awesome film. And they do over a load of Sp*rs fans at the start!

[WS1]

Better film and fight scenes than football factory. But that geezas cockney accent is terrible. Give me Danny Dyer over him any day, you fackin mags!!

Edited January 5, 2006 by WS1

[Guest muddatrucker27]

Whilst FF is funny, its a completely shit film.

[TheArsenal]

Better film and fight scenes than football factory. But that geezas cockney accent is terrible. Give me Danny Dyer over him any day, you fackin mags!!

[Guest muddatrucker27]

I just don't get the cult following FF has, its terrible acting, they have randomly thrown in 2 boring old men who don't add anything to the story, the ending is a terrible rip off of American History X, the fight scenes are crappy.

Basically, save a few funny quotes, its complete shite.

[TheArsenal]

Yeah, I had to watch the film about 4 times before I worked out why that happened to Zeberdee at the end.

And the synopsis of the film is that they tried to show football from the three different generations, so I guess the old guys were on of those generations. But they never had anything to do with football. They were only ever used for Tommy to quote and try to put across what it meant to be in a firm (war analogies, etc.)