twenty five a side

[Roger Daltrey] wanted to make sure we got the style right. He was saying 'we all wore white jeans'. I remember we had to get photographic evidence to prove that the ratio of chinos to denim was in the right field.

Only sport can give you this kind of emotion.

Damon Albarn accurately dubbed the style 'mod-ual', although the term never caught on.

I ain't gonna be a punk no more. I'm gonna be a rude boy. Like my dad.

My mother said 'when you're doing this programme can you talk properly cause your accent's sometimes too strong for me to pick up'.

"You look at history, you look at mods, and you'd have guys working in the post room that were wearing better suits than the manager of the company. It's just using clothing as an expression of distaste of a system that you have to be involved with, for whatever reason. The small victories that you can gain by buttoning your shirt differently..."