'Ginger Bob' was a leading hooligan with Millwall's feared 'Bushwackers' and joined the 'firm', aged 11.

He got into his first brawl on a train at 13 before becoming one of Millwall's most infamous football hooligans.

The ex-football brute was a chief in the firm during the 1970s and 1980s and lived a life of violence throughout his adulthood.

In 2023, Bob, now in his sixties, sat down with James English to talk about his notorious role as a football hooligan in Millwall's feared firm.

He recalled a meet-up with around 4,000 Cardiff City fans, naming them as the 'toughest firm' he has faced.

"I've got to give it to Cardiff City," he said on Anything Goes with James English, when asked to pick the 'toughest firm'.

Bob added: "Cardiff had an around 3-4,000-person-strong firm while Millwall - with around 300 - had nowhere to run. Some of my mates thought they were going to die."

He wasn't involved in that particular scrap, having left the ground to avoid being arrested before it all kicked off.

However, the 'best' fight he had as a hooligan was against The Bluebirds on March 28, 1976, when Cardiff welcomed Millwall to the Welsh capital.