Abstract
This is a personal narrative account of the history and ideas of Easton Cowboys and Cowgirls. I’ll firstly describe the achievements and history of the club. I’ll look at what makes it different, even within the anarchist or activist ‘scene’, what its values are (and how these manifest themselves) and the way that the club organizes itself. I’ll also discuss the club’s future and whether its unique approach to sport and community organization can be sustained over a number of generations.
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Notes
1. Interview with author, March 2011.
2. Ibid.
3. Simpson and McMahon, Freedom Through Football, 85.
4. Interview with author, September 2010.
5. Interview with author, December 2010.
6. Interview with author, March 2011.
7. Ibid.
8. See Roger Wilson, ‘The Easton Cowboys and Girls’.
9. Interview with author, December 2010.
10. Interview with author, October 2010
11. Interview with author, March 2011.
12. Ibid.
13. Interview with author, July 2010.
14. Interview with author, March 2011.