Original sentence: At one point in the early 1980's, Deerstalker hats were adopted in bad weather, a sartorial point which was taken literally by other younger fans wishing to emulate the LSC.Informally known as "Dressers" in the early 1980's, before the term Casuals became popular, the LSC would wear items of sportswear from companies such as Pringle, Lyle & Scott, Farah, Tacchini and also occasionally a sheepskin overcoat, and to a lesser extent Adidas
Edited sentence: However, at one point in the early 1980's, Deerstalker hats were adopted in bad weather, a sartorial point which was taken literally by other younger fans wishing to emulate the the elite of the South Stand.In context, Leeds were one of the firms at the cutting edge of football fashion, while still a Division II team, brands that are now considered amazingly dated were priced at an amount that were way beyond the means of an average football supporter, the ability to wear these brands separated the elite from the average fan.Informally known as "Dressers" in the early 1980's, before the term Casual became popular, the LSC would wear items of sports-wear such as Pringle and Lyle & Scott sweaters, Farah slacks, Taccini trainers and tops, occaisionally a sheepskin overcoat, to a lesser extent Adidas, setting the style for other LUFC supporters.Now no such 'uniforms' are adopted by the serious hooligan, with the possible exception of 'Stone Island' wear, but often such signifiers are avoided