in football related disorder. The clashes followed a Luton Town v Reading championship fixture. After releasing multiple images a Bedfordshire Police spokesperson stated "Just before 4.40pm on 7 May, a number of people were involved in disorder in Bute Street, We would like to ask anyone who recognises these men to get in touch with us" https://www.lutontoday.co.uk/news/crime/luton-town-v-reading-fc-police-want-to-speak-to-these-13-men-following-violent-disorder-in-may-3764370 Tommy Robinson Ex-MIG member, Tommy Robinson, has written two books about his experiences with the firm: MIG Crew is about the MIGs firm. Its foreword is by Britain's most notorious prisoner, Charles Bronson. MIG Down charts his 25 years in football violence. The ex-English Defence League leader, Stephen Yaxley-Lennon, took on the hooligan's name "due to the influence of a poisonous uncle I had, who were jealous of Tommy his whole life. And it was his influence telling me, when I was using different names (they included Mikey and Wayne King – "it sounds like wanking, when you say it. Victoria Derbyshire introduced me, ‘now we have Wayne King’, and I was cracking up” Robinson explained). He was like, ‘use Tommy Robinson, use Tommy Robinson, it will get all the heat on him’." References Further reading Organizations established in 1982 1982 establishments in England MIGs British football hooligan firms Gangs in England