| | | Yeah. “Soho - the hooligan district of London”. That’s the stuff. There’s a whole load more such references in the book, but no proper definition that I can find. It's set in the 1930s, and I'm thinking it's Hooligan as a kind of bohemian, except that bohemians have a profession, ie art, and the hooligans don’t, not really. Oh, I wish Haus was here, I’m sure he’d be able to explain to us what the original Greek cognate word meant, and therefore what a horrific aberration yer modern football hoolies are.
BiP, Keggers: if you’ve never read The Naked Civil Servant, it really is the bee’s knees. |
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