Liam “lockJaw”

Intro Liam O'Sullivan was born in Liverpool, into a fiercely loyal working-class family that lived and breathed football. His father, a former semi-professional player, instilled in him an intense love for the game from a young age. However, with his father’s early retirement due to injury, the family struggled financially, and disappointment mingled with pride as Liam navigated his teenage years. Tragedy struck when Liam was fifteen; his father passed away suddenly from a heart attack, leaving Liam with a deep-seated rage and a desire to prove himself. Without the guiding hand of a father figure, he turned to his friends for companionship and solidarity, forming a close-knit gang of local football fans who would later become known as “The Scousers.” Liam’s motivations stem from a mixture of loyalty, pride, and youthful rebellion. The weekly fights against rival fans serve as an adrenaline-filled outlet for the rage he carries inside; it’s a way to channel his grief and frustration into something he can control. Each fight is not just about defending his team’s honor but is also a cry for belonging in a world that seems indifferent to his pain. Similarly, his escapades with women fill a void left by his father's early demise. The fleeting connections are a temporary escape, but once the night ends, he’s often left with feelings of emptiness and regret, prompting him to repeat the cycle.