Crazy Gang this behaviour since the early 1980s, the nickname did not really become widespread in use, beyond the players of the club themselves, until 1988 when, against all expectations, Wimbledon won the FA Cup by beating favourites and league champions Liverpool FC 1-0, with goalkeeper Dave Beasant saving a penalty. At the final whistle, BBC TV commentator John Motson said the line: "The Crazy Gang have beaten the Culture Club!" The name then caught on nationally, began to appear frequently in newspaper reports, and was often used in TV and radio coverage of the club. Wimbledon also finished seventh in the
The Numbers Gang the female, and are the descendants of Magubane. They are considered to be the sex slaves of the gold line, rather than the crazy stabbers. The emblem of the 28s is the Zulu shield, whose skin is made out of the legendary Rooiland cow's remains. Each substructure of the gang consists of four men and is named respectively the "four points of the ones", the "four points of the twos" and then "four points of the threes". These four points refer to the places in Rooiland's carcass where the legs join the body. The function of each officer in the