Northern Ireland in the mid-90s wasn’t always about murals and marching bands. There was another kind of tribalism that gripped schoolyards across the province, one fuelled by Lycra, sweat, and the booming voice of compere John Anderson Gladiators.
Northern Ireland in the mid-90s wasn’t always about murals and marching bands. There was another kind of tribalism that gripped schoolyards across the land, one fuelled by lycra, sweat, and the booming voice of John Anderson: Gladiators.