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Memoirs of a teenage punk and Wigan Athletic's final season as a non-league football club.
As a clothes and music obsessed Wigan Athletic fan 18-year old Andrew Vaughan cut a lonely figure on the terraces of Springfield Park. However in the Bier Keller- a small bar under the King Street pavement - a new world of punk rock, reggae and beautiful girls was emerging whilst at Springfield Park and a variety of outposts of northern non-league football an excellent season unfolded for his beloved football team.
Featuring interviews with players, punk rockers and supporters the book encapsulates the period 30 years ago when, if anybody had suggested Wigan Athletic would be competing in the very top division of English football they would have been incarcerated in Winwick Hospital.
Brimming with humour and touched with pathos Punk Football evokes an altogether different Wigan
