Rise Of The Footsoldier Page #3
And they weren't slapping you
on the wrist anymore.
They were handing out
heavy jail sentences.
Yeah, I reckon
I got out just in time.
I've been hearing good things
about you, Carlton.
I got told this joint
used to be a shithole.
- Yeah, it did,
- Well, look at it now, eh?
Things seem to be
ticking along nicely.
Why don't you come
and clean up my joint?
Yeah? What's it like?
It's a den of c*nts.
I'm hoping you can change all that.
I want the '80s crowd...
suits, briefcases,
nice-looking birds.
I'll be giving you
carte blanche, son.
But the only problem
was I didn't have
enough reliable
cool-headed mates from football
I needed fresh blood, and I knew
exactly where to get ahold of it...
Talbot's gym.
This ain't no place for showboaters,
This is where
the meanest, hardest lumps
in East London
come to workout.
The reason I'm down here
is I'm starting up a door firm
and I need some lumps. If you want,
I can sort you out five nights a week.
Yeah. I'll have
some of that, yeah.
You f***ing want some?!
Get my money by next week.
Oh yeah. Get in there!
Watch it.
You make me look like a c*nt
in front of the management!
- Oh, f*** you!
- Every time I get you a gig
you're always f***ing pissed!
You're a total c*nt!
No, you're the c*nt! I'm gonna bring
the lads back in and sort you out!
You're f***ing dead!
Get the f***ing lot
of them, you wanker!
You want a proper job?
Hello, girls.
How are you doing?
F*** off.
You know,
someone once told me
you're only as good
And you didn't get
to work on my door
unless you could
seriously handle yourself.
- Put me down, you wankers!
- Watch him!
Hey! What are you doing?!
But I soon found out
running doors weren't
the only way to make money.
There's more than one use
for hired muscle...
guarding packages,
minding drug deals.
Me and the lads got paid to make sure
things went down as they should.
People don't mind laying out
It became bread
and butter work for my firm,
but there was more to do
than just babysitting.
People started coming
to me for all sorts.
Yo, you want to start off here?
Oi!
F***!
Well, done, eh?
Now the rave phenomenon
will have to go down in history
as being as important
as the birth
of rock 'n' roll, punk or metal.
It all started with the acid house music
in the late '80s.
massive parties all over the place...
in factories, warehouses,
whatever they could
get ahold of.
And if you was
a farmer back then,
you'd wake up to find
a f***ing spaceship's
just landed in your field.
What's all about here then?
There's Millwall,
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