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Source : Xinhua

A new strategic plan to combat football violence is expected to be submitted to the Cabinet in the near future, local press reported on Friday.

According to the Permanent Secretary of the Ministry of Justice,Andreas Tryfonides, the decision to introduce new laws to combat the escalating problem of violence at football stadiums was taken after a team of sport and government officials visited experts in the UK.

Government and sport officials met with counterparts from the British Home Office, the various associations, Scotland Yard, football clubs, stadium owners and were even given a tour of Arsenal FC's High bury stadium.

"The aim of the team that participated in the visit is now to inform the Cabinet on what we learnt during our time there, the experiences that we got from the UK," said Tryfonides.

"We will then expect to be given authorization from the government to work together and submit a strategic plan aimed at creating a way to combat the problems that surface every time we have football matches."

Speaking at a news conference in Nicosia alongside Police ChiefCharalambos Koulentis, Cyprus Sports Federation (CSF) Chairman Titos Christofides, Cyprus Football Association (CFA) General Secretary Chris Georgiades and British High Commissioner Peter Millet, Tryfonides added: "We were pleased to discover that these particular measures used in the United Kingdom had very positive results. Unfortunately, as we all know, Cyprus has a problem with football violence which ultimately insults our society, destroys the ideology of sport.

He added: "The secret that was learned from the various UK officials was that a combined effort from all different sectors is needed to beat the problem. To stamp out violence at stadiums we all need to be united and that is not the sole responsibility of the police, the CSF or the CFA.. That was how stadium violence was stamped out in the UK."

Echoing Tryfonides' comments, the Chief of Police said in the past all the blame had been put on police, whereas a joint effort was what was needed.

Football in Cyprus has for years been plagued with violence at football grounds and refereeing controversy. In recent years, the problem has escalated and football is now seeing the emergence of racist chants at some grounds.

Last Tuesday, four youths and two men appeared in court in connection with violence that followed the highly-charged derby between rivals Apollon Limassol FC and AEL Limassol FC on the weekend.

At around the same time, angry fans of Nicosia based APOEL FC fans hurled objects at opposing fans and police officers after their side drew with Anorthosis Famagusta FC at the Antonis Papadopoulos stadium in Larnaca.

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Real Betis have been handed a one-match stadium ban as punishment for a pitch invasion after last weekend's 2-1 victory over Real Mallorca.

Fans of the Seville-based club ran on to the pitch to celebrate a win that guaranteed the club's survival in the top flight, clambering over the goals and tearing up parts of the pitch to take home as souvenirs of the victory.

Betis criticised the punishment, saying that it was unmerited given that the pitch invasion was a celebration and said that they would go to court if necessary to get the decision reversed.

"Real Betis would like to express their indignation at the closure of the stadium," the club said in a statement. "Young fans of Real Betis wanted to celebrate the fact that the club had avoided relegation and they had no violent intent.

"Real Betis regret the discrimination to which they have been subjected given that other far more serious incidents have occurred in recently in other stadiums."

If the ban is enforced it will mean that they will not be able to play their first home match of next season at the Manuel Ruiz de Lopera stadium.

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Dutch police arrested 47 people late on Monday after celebrations of Ajax Amsterdam's Dutch Cup final victory deteriorated into widespread brawls.

Police said on Tuesday they would study video footage to identify those responsible for the clashes in which police were pelted with stones and Ajax fans turned on each other as official celebrations drew to a close.

Those arrested were charged with violence against police and vandalising property.

"Police tried to break up the fights but the violence was then directed at them," a police spokesman said. Riot police eventually dispersed the crowd with a water cannon.

Ajax Amsterdam beat champions PSV Eindhoven 2-1 in the final on Sunday, with a goal in injury time by Klaas-Jan Huntelaar.

Soccer hooliganism in the Netherlands is focussed around local clubs rather than the national team.

Last month Rotterdam police arrested around 800 Feyenoord fans after a defeat by Ajax and in February about 70 Ajax fans attacked an ADO Den Haag fan base and stabbed two ADO fans.

Germany, which hosts the World Cup next month, has said hooliganism is its greatest concern.

At the last major soccer tournament held in Germany, the 1988 European Championship, there were serious problems involving Dutch, German and English fans.

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FOUR hooligans who took part in organised violence after an Everton football match have all been jailed.

Goodison fans Colin S******, 37, Steven W********, 35, Terence S******, 40, and Phillip R******, 36, were involved in a clash with Manchester United supporters after last season's FA Cup 5th round game on February 19 last year.

Liverpool Crown Court heard emotions had been running high during the game which was Wayne Rooney's return to Goodison Park following his move to Manchester United and the away side won the match 2-0.

The court heard police were escorting Manchester United fans towards the city centre through Everton Valley at about 8pm.

Stuart Driver, prosecuting, said about 50 United fans became separated from them and police set up a makeshift convoy to take them away from Goodison Park.

He said the smaller group was faced with a group of Everton fans and a fight broke out, with fans punched and kicked, and missiles were hurled at them.

Mr Driver said: "Police officers said this was the worst incident of violence they had encountered in years of service."

S******, of Store Street, Kirkdale, W********, of Hawthorne Avenue, Halewood, and S******, of Cockington Close, Northwich, were all convicted of violent disorder and were each jailed for 27 months.

They were given football banning orders, preventing them from attending matches for 10 years.

R******, of High Wycombe, pleaded guilty to affray and was jailed for a year and given a seven-year banning order.

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Arrests made after football match

Seven people were arrested before and after a football game on Saturday.

Trouble began before the match when windows on a bus taking Shrewsbury Town supporters to the match at Chester City's Deva Stadium were damaged.

After the game, supporters from the South Stand tried to invade the pitch leading to arrests from both sides.

Further arrests were made by North Wales Police at Wrexham railway station, after the communication cord on a train was pulled repeatedly.

'Robustly policed'

The Cheshire force said the game was "firmly and robustly policed".

It was the final game of the season for the two sides, where Shrewsbury ended up winning 1-0.

Police said a 34-year-old Chester man and a 15-year-old from Shrewsbury were arrested under the Football Offences Act for running on the pitch.

A 32-year-old Shotton man was arrested for assault, and an 18-year-old from Oswestry for criminal damage to the bus.

Three Shrewsbury men, aged 30, 33 and 39 were arrested for public order offences.

Source : this is lancashire

MORE than 100 Lancashire football hooligans are banned from travelling to the World Cup more than nearly every other part of the country.

There are 124 football banning orders in the county, 57 connected to Burnley FC, 37 to Blackburn Rovers, 26 to Preston North End and four from Blackpool.

This figure puts Lancashire at 10th out of the country's 42 police areas.

Yobs with banning orders will be made to report to a police station and surrender their passports two days prior to the opening match, and on every England match day.

But today the police officer responsible for cutting football-related violence said the high number of banning orders was proof police methods are working.

Inspector Judith Finney said: "Over the recent years, there has been a concerted effort by the constabulary to control behaviour at Lancashire's football games.

Our methods are working and will be continued throughout this season and beyond.

"The constabulary continues to work closely with the Football Association and the force solicitor to target known trouble makers, whilst ensuring that we use current legislation effectively and appropriately."

The World Cup will kick off on June 12 and 100,000 England fans are expected to head to Germany in June and July.

To lessen the risk of trouble, a total of 3,286 Brits have been slapped with football banning orders.

Teams of British police officers will be sent to Germany, and some will be given the same powers as their foreign counterparts.

German police will also head to England to screen fans in the run-up to the event.

Inspector Finney said Operation Summer Nights, a seasonal crackdown on anti-social behaviour, would be linked to the World Cup.

She added: "The vast majority of supporters attending the games are extremely well behaved and act in the true spirit of the game.

"Excluding those individuals who are intent on causing trouble for others will go towards making it even safer for those genuine football fans who want to enjoy the sport."

500 foreign police on World Cup duty in Germany - 03/05/2006

Source : WorldSoccerNews

Around 500 foreign police will come to Germany as part of the security operation to prevent hooligan violence at this summer's football World Cup finals, a top government official said.

August Hanning, a senior official in the German interior ministry, said Wednesday that 300 uniformed officers from European Union member states would assist German police.

Another 200 would come from other countries among the 32 qualified nations.

"The laws governing the federal police in Germany allow police officers from other EU countries to come to Germany and work together with German officers," Hanning told an audience of foreign journalists.

"We have invited 300 officers from the EU member states who will operate in their uniforms here in Germany.

"I think that is a big help because when it comes to hooligans we can rely on their expertise because they are in a better position to deal with them than the German police.

"On top of that, we have 200 officers from other participating nations who will act as liaison officers with the Germans."

Hanning said the number of officers sent from each country would be in proportion to the number of supporters expected from each country.

The British government has announced that it will send 79 officers, including 44 in uniform, to Germany to accompany the 100,000 England fans expected to attend the finals which take place from June 9 to July 9.

At the last World Cup to be held in Europe, in France in 1998, rioting English hooligans caused chaos and an attack by German hooligans left a French riot policeman permanently brain damaged.
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Polish hooligan army to invade World Cup - 06/05/2006

Source : TIMES online

A HARD core of violent Polish fans led by neo-Nazis is emerging as the biggest hooligan threat to the World Cup, displacing the traditional troublemakers from England and the Netherlands.
“It will be the battle for Berlin,” Andrzej said, with a crooked, toothy grin. Clasping a can of beer and singing obscene anthems, he is one of the estimated 250,000 Polish supporters who will be travelling to Germany next month, with or without a ticket.

We met the 38-year-old mechanic outside the Lech Poznan Stadium before a low-key encounter with Dyskobolia, a local rival, but the talk was of war, blood and the settling of scores on an international level. Poland play Germany on June 14 and whatever the outcome on the pitch, passions will be stirred among the two largest hooligan contingents at the tournament.

To our surprise, Andrzej disappeared to the gentler side of the stadium and squeezed among the younger supporters. There were tougher fans than him at the game, who were shepherded into a huge metal cage: a couple of hundred baying skinheads. As in every Polish game, ritualised chants echoed across the stadium but there was anger too, waiting to be exported across the border to Germany. “Don’t want no education,” bellowed the crowd in a warm-up song borrowed from Pink Floyd. “Don’t want no thought control.”

Police calculate that there are between 2,000 and 2,500 potentially violent Polish hooligans. But the figure is guesswork. Each region has its own figures. There is no central list, little monitoring and no clear overview.

“Only about 5 per cent of the fan community are really hooligans,” Jaroslaw Kilinski, head of Wiara Lech, the Poznan supporters club, said. “The Germans are exaggerating the problem.”

But 5 per cent of 250,000 adds up to more than 12,000 thugs, enough to change the balance of the hooligan problem during the World Cup. By comparison, 100,000 England fans are expected, with more than 3,000 forced to stay at home under banning orders.

The dynamics of Polish hooliganism could be observed in the Poznan cage. About six organisers, none of them wearing fan regalia, slipped through the barred entrance — resembling the exercise yard of a high-security prison — and controlled the mood of the terraces. Using mobile phones to co-ordinate with other parts of the stadium, they whipped up or calmed the fans. After the match, they disappeared into the crowd.

According to Marcin Kornak, the head of the fan-monitoring agency Never Again, they were almost certainly linked to far-right groups. “The hooligan scene has become a prime penetration target for organised neo-Nazis,” he said.

The far-right group Blood and Honour has infiltrated the fan clubs of Wroclaw, Gdansk and Lodz. Each club in Poland, according to Filip Janczak, of the Poznan Supporters Association, has a hooligan cell, often just a handful of young men. “They have their own web of communication — with mobile phones and the internet,” he said.

Grudge matches bring them out. “The arithmetic is complicated,” Jacek Purski, of Never Again, said. “Legia Warsaw has 70 hardcore Читать далее...

Winstone tackles World Cup thugs - 03/05/2006

Source : The Guardian

He will use the F-word more than 150 times and portray the world of football as being riddled with bungs and deceit. But yesterday the actor Ray Winstone, who is to star next week in Channel 4's unflattering fictional portrait of a corrupt Premiership manager, was named by the Football Association as the celebrity face of its campaign to improve the behaviour of England supporters at this summer's World Cup.
The 49-year-old West Ham supporter, who has starred in such gritty and violent film dramas as Scum, Nil by Mouth and Sexy Beast, plays the archetypal foul-mouthed, sheepskin-coated soccer manager in the TV drama All in the Game. In the run-up to the World Cup he will be the respectable, if slightly rough-edged, public face of England fans in the FA's Alltogethernow campaign, making video appeals to fans for a trouble-free tournament. Winstone said: "I am proud to be an England fan and enjoy nothing more than joining in with the crowd to get behind the team, but let's get this straight. Causing trouble at a football tournament is unacceptable. I'm as passionate about being an England fan as the next man, but the moment you get involved in violence you let down the team and the country."

Attempts by England supporters to shed their notorious hooligan image will be put under severe strain after the decision by tournament organisers to allow all-day drinking. The German authorities are rolling out the welcome mat for the 100,000 England supporters expected, while police are planning a restrained approach.
One of the biggest tests will come in Nuremberg, where England play Trinidad and Tobago. The city, substantially rebuilt after the war, is embracing the organising committee's slogan - "A time to make friends". With 40,000 England fans expected, the city authorities are adopting a trusting approach based on improved behaviour over the past decade. Nuremberg's old market squares, dotted with bars, will allow drinking round the clock. There are reminders all round the city of its role in the Third Reich; next to the 36,000-capacity match venue is the Frankenstadion, a derelict Nazi parade ground.

The FA, fans' groups and the German authorities all hope it is not a recipe for disaster. They fear England's presence could be exploited by local neo-Nazi groups, or lengthy drinking sessions could lead to provocative Nazi salutes.

But Heino Hassler, a fan-coordinator with the Nuremberg Fans Projekt, believes the dangers are overstated. The mood is shared by englandfans, the official England supporters' club. England supporters' reputation hit a low at Euro 2000 in Germany, when 450 hooligans were arrested. This time, about 3,500 troublemakers will be prevented from travelling to Germany.

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50 Welsh hooligans banned from Cup - 03/05/2006

Source : icNorthWales

FIFTY soccer hooligans from North Wales have been banned from travelling to Germany for the World Cup finals.

The yobs will have to surrender their passports 10 days before the opening match on June 9.

They will also have to report to police every day England play during the tournament.

Soccer and police chiefs are keen the World Cup, which is just weeks away, is trouble-free.

The hooligans, who have not been named, are subject to Football Banning Orders because of bad behaviour at soccer matches.

A Home Office spokeswoman said it was protocol not to name them.

A total of 3,286 Football Banning Orders have been imposed by courts across England and Wales.

They are a civil measure, designed to make it easier to stop hooligans attending games without proving criminal behaviour "be-yond reasonable doubt".

Behaviour likely to result in a ban includes fighting, stirring up racial hatred, using threatening or abusive words and even displaying abusive or insulting writing.

Offenders banned from international matches are also outlawed from any League ground in England. The orders normally last for two to five years.

The figures were released to MPs in a written answer by Home Office minister Paul Goggins.

He said: "Each of the individuals concerned will be required to report to a designated police station and surrender their passports 10 days prior to the opening match and on every England match day during the tournament."

Courts in South Wales have imposed 130 orders, those in Dyfed-Powys have banned three yobs, while Gwent courts have dished out 25 orders.

Home secretary Charles Clarke has said the orders will be rigorously enforced.
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Dozens on county's hooligan list - 03/05/2006

Source : BBC NEWS

More than 50 Lincolnshire football supporters have been banned from travelling to the World Cup.

The suspected hooligans will be forced to hand over their passports to Читать далее...

Arsenal FC -
Chelsea FC

Date: 21/08/1984
This high-risks game was played at 11.30am as local police forces were affraid of riots caused by alcohol.

Millwall FC -
Swansea City

Date: ??/08/1984
The incidents at Millwall, where no arrests were made, followed the late arrival of a coach load of Swansea fans. They ignored instructions to enter the enclosure reserved for them and went into the Cold Blow Lane end. Scuffles followed and 20 Swansea supporters climbed the touchline fence to be escorted round the pitch. A group of Millwall supporters then came over the Ilderton Road end barrier, and further fighting followed. Millwall chief executive Tony Shaw said, "In this instance it is possible that the FA will decide not to take any action."

Wimbledon -
Manchester City

Date: ??/08/1984
Visiting fans got in to the home supporter's area and 48 arrests were made. Police say that most face charges of threatening behavior and 37 of the people arrested are from the Manchester area. Wimbledon are close to completing a £24,000 barrier which will divide home and away supporters.

Cliftonville -
Celtic Glasgow

Date: ??/08/1984
Scuffles between fans ofh both teams. Missiles were threw during the game and some damages were caused. About 50 people (40 policemen) were injured.

Hibernian -
Hearts of Midlothian

Date: ??/08/1984
Fights between rival fans erupted. Fourty fans were arrested.

Oldham Athletic -
Birmingham City

Date: ??/08/1984
Three policemen were injured after a group of 300 Blues fans attacked police forces. Damages were also caused inside the stadium. Sixteen people were arrested.

Buducnost -
Hajduk Split

Date: 10/09/1984
The referee was assaulted at the end of the game by a group of fans. Some local managers took part to this assault.

Special fight in Netherlands

Date: 14/09/1984
For the first time in the Netherlands, a fight broke out, opposing 3 rival gangs. The ones from Feyenoord, Ajax and NAC Breda. Everything started when Feyenoord and Ajax fans fought together. Ajax fans were waiting their return train as their match against Breda was cancelled because the weather. The ones from Rotterdam made a stop to Breda, as they were affraid of the Eindhoven police forces, where they played. As they were angry than fans of other teams foght in their city, locals also fought. When police forces restored order, many damages were caused and 4 people were arrested. During the night, the Eindhoven police also arrested 40 Feyenoord fans.

Bohemians Dublin -
Glasgow Rangers

Date: 18/09/1984
Violent scuffles occured for many hours, opposing local police and Rangers fans. Rangers fans were angry as inside the stadium, Bohemians fans burned a UK flag. In the same time, Rangers fans, joined by their Belfast friends (same politic ideas) also burned an irish flag. Police tried to restore order. About twelve people were arrested. At the end of the game, many windows were smashed up.

Paris SG -
AJ Auxerre

Date: 28/09/1984
Six PSG fans were arrested, at the end of the game, as they caused damages inside the tube.

Chelsea FC -
West Ham

Date: ??/09/1984
Prior to the game, violent scuffles erupted, opposing rival fans, inside the stadium. Police made 92 arrests.

Chelsea FC -
Millwall FC

Date: ??/09/1984
After fans of both teams fought together, cavalry came on the pitch to restore order. Other violent fights occured at Waterloo station, opposing 400 supporters.

University College -
Everton FC

Date: ??/09/1984
On their road for Ireland, Everton fans caused damages and fights inside their ferry.

Boavista Porto -
FC Porto

Date: ??/09/1984
Twenty-four people were injured (2 policemen), after scuffles, opposing policemen and FC Porto fans.

Tours - Paris SG

Date: ??/09/1984
Two PSG fans entered on the pitch and fought with policemen who tried to arrested them. A linesman was also injured by a missiles. PSG fans also damaged many car-windows.

AC Milan -
Cremonese

Date: 02/10/1984
A young Cremonese fan died at hospital after he was stabbed during a fight, opposing fans of both teams, outside the San Siro stadium

Millwall FC -
Chelsea FC
League Cup

Date: 11/10/1984
A young Chelsea player, Robert Isaa, was stabbed outside the stadium. A fight between rival fans also erupted on the streets, at the end of the game.

Birmingham City -
Oxford United

Date: ??/10/1984
A group of 400 zulus, armed with bricks and bottles, tried to embush Oxford fans. Police made an intervention and 25 arrests were made.

Brighton -
Birmingham City

Date: ??/10/1984
The game was stopped after violent scuffles opposing fans of both teams.

Huddersfield Town -
Leeds United

Date: ??/10/1984
Fights erupted inside and outside the stadium.

Ascoli - Lazio Roma

Date: ??/10/1984
Fights and police charges.

FC Bruges -
Tottenham Hotspurs

Date: ??/10/1984
English fans caused Читать далее...

West Ham -
Birmingham City

Date: ??/08/1983
A total of 236 Birmingham fans was arrested at Euston Station after they caused riots.

Borussia Dortmund - Hamburg SV

Date: ??/08/1983
Scuffles erupted in the city centre, opposing the BVB hooligans, called Borussen Front, to local immigrates.

Brighton & Hove -
Chelsea FC

Date: ??/09/1983
Violent fights occured before, during and after the game. Chelsea fans went into the pitch. A total of 37 people were injured and 134 were arrested by local police forces.

Leicester City -
Tottenham Hotspurs

Date: ??/09/1983
Fans of both teams fought in the pitch.

Killing in Greece

Date: ??/09/1983
A 19 years old boy was killed after he provoked some Aris fans which were disappointed with the defeat of their team against Panathinaikos.

RC Lens -
FC Antwerp

Date: ??/10/1983
Antwerp's X-Side crew created many fights and damages in the city centre. Some missiles were also threw.

FC Zurich -
FC Antwerp

Date: ??/10/1983
Vandalism and fights occured in Zurich, created by Belgians.

Aston Villa -
Birmingham City

Date: ??/10/1983
A local fan was stabbed during a fight, opposing arch-rival fans. Fourty-eight fans were arrested.

Birmingham City -
Tottenham Hotspurs

Date: ??/10/1983
Local fans went into the pitch with the aim to attack their rivals. These last ones threw seats in their direction, just before entering the pitch too. Twenty-three people were arrested.

Feyenoord Rotterdam - Tottenham Hotspurs

Date: ??/11/1983
Violent scuffles erupted in the city centre. More than 100 people were injured.

RC Lens -
RSC Anderlecht

Date: ??/11/1983
Belgian fans caused vandalism in the city centre and created many fights outside the stadium. Stones were threw and some vehicles were over-turned. Thre french CRS were injured and police forces made 20 arrests.

Partizan Belgrade -
Hajduk Split

Date: ??/11/1983
Partizan fans have attacked the Hadjuk's players coach. Some damages were noticed. Police made a charge on supporters.

AC Fiorentina -
AS Roma

Date: 18/12/1983
At the end of the game, fights broke out, opposing ultras of both teams. Many visitors were injured, one of them so seriously (cutted). eleven fans were arrested and received jail sentences, from 8 months to 3 years.

SC Bastia - Brest

Date: ??/12/1983
A linesman was hit at his head by a missile threw from a local stand. The other linesman was punched up by a fan.

Inculpations in England

Date: 09/01/1984
Eleven people received inculpations after violence fights who opposed Liverpool and Newcastle fans. Four people were injured by razor blades and were transfered at the hospital. At the end of the game, the pitch was invaded and about 400 seats were destroyed by Newcastle fans.

Stadium ban for Bastia

Date: 10/01/1984
The French Federation has suspended the Furiani stadium for 2 games after incidents who occured on 17th December against Brest, where 2 linesmen were injured by fans.

Sheffield -
Birmingham City

Date: ??/01/1984
Rival fans fought in pub in the city centre, where bricks, bottles and other missiles were used.

Cambridge -
Chelsea FC

Date: 11/02/1984
Les hooligans de Cambrige attaqueront leurs visiteurs du jour. Cinquante-cinq d'entre-eux seront arrêtés, tandis que les fans de Chelsea envahissaient le terrain.

Paris SG -
AJ Auxerre

Date: 27/02/1984
Source: a PSG fan .
A la fin de la rencontre, des supporters du PSG entreront dans le bloc visiteur et causeront quelques bagarres. A la sortie du stdade, 2 cars venus d'Auxerre seront attaqués à l'aide de briques et de bouteilles par une bande de fans locaux. Les dommages seront évalués à 150.000FF. Une voiture sera également endommagée. Les CRS interviendront 20 minutes après le début des incidents. De nombreuses personnes seront blessées et 5 supporters locaux arrêtés.

France - England

Date: 29/02/1984
Source: Sup'Mag
Violent scuffles erupted before, during and after the game. Before the game, some English fought togeter in the ferry 'St Eloi', using bottles and knives. Four people were injured and many damages were caused. When they arrived in France, English fans took cars (normally for the Switzerland destination) and 'played' stock-car!!! Fifteen cars were damaged. When they took the train Dunkerque-Paris, they also damages 4 wagons. Police forces made an intervention and the train stopped for 30 minutes. During the journey, English fans and french skinheads fought together. The pub 'Les Trois obus' is destroyed, 70 vehicles were damaged, a police van attacked and 2 policemen were injured. During the game, fights took place inside the Boulogne stand (normally were the PSG hardcore is located). A local lad was transfered at hospital after he was injured by a machete!!! French CRS made an intervention to restore order. Many seats Читать далее...

RSC Anderlecht -
FC Antwerp

Date: ??/08/1981
Antwerp's X-Side caused damages in the Brussels city-center, just at the end of the game.

FC Zurich -
FC Liverpool

Date: ??/08/1981
Fights erupted in the city-centre but also inside the stadium. Vandalism was also caused. Everything was caused by Reds fans.

Karlsruhe SC -
VFB Stuttgart

Date: ??/08/1981
Vandalism (for an amount of 200.000 FF ) and riots. Police made 20 arrests.

Hereford -
Birmingham City

Date: ??/08/1981
Some policemen were injured during a fight with Birmingham fans.

Everton FC -
Birmingham City

Date: ??/08/1981
A local policeman was unconscious after he was attacked by a group of Birmingham fans

Ajax Amsterdam -
Tottenham Hotspurs

Date: ??/09/1981
A violent fight erupted between a group of 60 Spurs fans and 200 local blacks. Two policemen were transfered to the hospital and 32 arrests (25 from Tottenham) were made.

Winterslag -
Standard Liège

Date: ??/09/1981
Winterslag fans caused many damages at then end of the game, in the city-centre. As they tried to restore the calm, police forces were attacked by fans. Ten people were injured.

Marseille - Béziers

Date: ??/09/1981
At the end of the game, local fans attacked Beziers supporters who made the transfer. Their coach was damaged.

Birmingham City -
Nottingham Forest

Date: ??/09/1981
Police proceded to 19 arrests, all from Birmingham, after a fight, oppsing fans from both teams.

Marseille - Libourne

Date: ??/10/1981
Incidents occured, oppsing CRS to Marseille supporters. These last ones threw missiles in direction of CRS, but also on the referre and on Libourne fans.

Birmingham City -
West Ham

Date: ??/10/1981
During the game, rival fans entered the pitch, with the aim to fight eachother. After these fights, police forces made 30 arrests.

Derby County -
Chelsea FC

Date: ??/11/1981
Many thousand of Chelsea fans have broken up many seats inside the stadium. These seats were threw into the pitch. Scuffles also occured.

France - Cyprus

Date: 05/12/1981
After France scored their 4th goals, which means a qualificatin to the 1982 World Cup, a group of PSG fans entered into the pitch. The game was stopped for 5 minutes.


Winterslag -
Arsenal FC

Date: ??/12/1981
Fights oppsing fans of both teams erupted during the game and bricks were threw into the pitch. For this game, 1000 English made the transfer.

Tottneham Hotspurs - Leeds United

Date: ??/01/1982
A Leeds fan died after riots between rival supporters.

Birmingham City -
Aston Villa

Date: ??/02/1982
A thousand of football fans from both teams fought eachother in the city-centre. Bricks and bottles were threw.

RSC Anderlecht -
Aston Villa

Date: ??/04/1982
Battles erupted inside the stands, opposing fans of both teams. For this belgian game, about 2500 English made the transfer.

AZ67 -Feyenoord Rotterdam

Date: ??/04/1982
The game was stopped by the referee for about 10 minutes, after a Feyenoord fans threw an explosive into the pitc

Bayern Munich -
Hamburg SV

Date: ??/04/1982
Scuffles between supporters, during the match. Police forces made a charge and arrested 24 fans.

Paris SG -
St Etienne
Cup

Date: 05/05/1982
Alors que le score était de 1-2 (prolongations), le PSG égalisa dans les dernières secondes du match. Situés en tribune Auteuil (uniquement à cette occasion), un millier de supporters pénétra sur le terrain, pour y rester une demi-heure, sans que les CRS n'interviennent. Finalement, tout le monde remonta en tribune, mais le terrain fut de nouveau envahi pour fêter la victoire locale.

Arsenal FC -
West Ham

Date: ??/05/1982
A violent fight erupted between rival gangs, inside the stands. The pitch was also invaded and many other fights occured outside the stadium. A Gunners fan, John Dickinson, was stabbed to death.

Swansea City -
Cardiff City

Date: ??/05/1982
Fights erupted inside an outside the stadium. Many policemen were injured after they received darts. Four coaches were also attacked an damaged.

West Bromwich -
Leeds United

Date: ??/05/1982
After violent fights, Leeds fans tried to entered the pitch. Fourty-four policemen and 13 fans were injured during these riots.

Bayern Munich -
FC Nuernberg

Date: ??/05/1982
A group of Bayern fans attacked another group of demonstrators in the city-centre. The Bayner fans fought, singing nazi-chants. A total of 138 people were injured and police made 92 arrests.

Dinamo Zagreb -
Red Star Belgrade

Date: ??/05/1982
After the game, fans of both teams fought together. Thirty-two people were injured.

VFB Stuttgart -
LIverpool FC

Date: ??/08/1980
English fans caused riots in the city-centre pubs. Police forces made 7 arrests.
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FC Nuernberg -
Manchester United

Date: ??/08/1980
German fans fought with a group of 50 English. Special unit patrol restored order.
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Middlesbrough -
Nottingham Forest

Date: ??/09/1980
Riots occured after the game, near the stadium. A Borough fan , Graing French, aged 17, died after these violent scuffles
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Sheffield Wednesday - Oldham Athletic

Date: ??/09/1980
Scuffles between supporters and the pitch was also invaded. Five policemen, were injured and 15 supporters arrested.
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RC Strasbourg -
FC Nantes

Date: ??/09/1980
Angry because the coach was dismissed, local fans made several incidents outside the stadium. Many damages were made.
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Castilla - West Ham

Date: ??/09/1980
Riots between supporters and fights, opposing English and police forces. One dead and 26 arrests, for this special spanish night.
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Marseille - Thonon
Date: ??/09/1980
Scuffles opposing Marseille fans and french CRS erupted, just after the referee gave a bad decision for the phocean team.
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Aston Villa -
Birmingham City

Date: ??/12/1980
Zulu Army website Police made 24 arrests on the Birmingham side. These fans have broke out windows, using bricks.
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Coventry City -
Oxford United

Date: ??/01/1981
Fights between fans of both teams.
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Aachen - Hertha Berlin

Date: ??/01/1981
On their road for Aachen, Hertha fans set fire at their train.
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Olympiakos -
AEK Athenes

Date: ??/02/1981
A gigantic scuffle erupted inside the stadium, caused by Olympiakos fans. Finally, 21 peolple died in this incident.
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Bayern Munich -
Liverpool FC

Date: ??/04/1981
English caused fights and damages in the city-centre. German police made 25 arrests.
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Marseille - Toulouse

Date: ??/04/1981
Scuffles erupted, opposing phocean fans and french CRS. Missiles were threw.
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Real Madrid -
Liverpool FC
match played in Paris

Date: ??/05/1981
For this cup final, Reds fans caused many damages in the city-centre and they were also involved on several robberies.
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Campobasso - Cavese

Date: ??/06/1981
Local police forces made many arrests after a fight opposing fans of both teams. Carabinieri used gunshots. About 30 people were injured.