Swansea Jacks, The: From Skinheads to Stone Island - Forty Years of One of Britain's Most Notorious Hooligan Gangs

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Johnsen, Nilas (5 December 2006). "Fotballpøblene truer klubben". Dagsavisen (in Norwegian). Archived from the original on 2 December 2007 . Retrieved 21 August 2013. Dodd, Paul; McNee, Iain (13 November 1998). England's Number One: The Great Adventures of a Serial Soccer Yob. PIG Publishing. ISBN 1-903854-41-5. Paul Morgan, 40, from Bristol, was given a three-year FBO after pleading guilty to pitch incursion. At an earlier hearing, Ryan Greenslade, 26, of Brislington, Bristol, was jailed for 12 weeks and made subject to a six-year FBO. I said yesterday that the Den Haag fans come over in numbers when there's potential trouble, the Cardiff games and the Chelsea games.You said that's rubbish because the Dutch fans you saw were not of the hooligan type and I need to open my eyes.There was a bit of bother yesterday and last season against Chelsea down here so my eyes are firmly open and know why the 100 or so come over for such games.

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Dynamo Kyiv – WBC (White Boys Club), [234] Rodychi, [235] Kyiv City Supporters, [236] Albatros, Young Hope [237]The problem never went away, especially at games against Cardiff City, and there was a degree of pride amongst some Swansea fans at their reputation for trouble. With the club languishing in the lower divisions, it compensated for what happened on the pitch. Today, a hearing at Reading Crown Court was told that police used all the footage to compile pictures of eight men involved in fighting and released them to the Welsh media for the public to identify. With the English football season starting last Saturday and the Premiership begining this weekend, police and football officals are hoping that the Football Spectators Act which comes into force next month will curb hooliganism. Ferguson C (1987) pp 41 Bring Out Your Riot Gear – Hearts are here! Gorgie Aggro 1981–1986. S T Publishing (16 August 1999) Edinburgh: ISBN 978-0-9535920-0-5 Unge Casuals-bøller fører an i Århus". aarhusportalen.dk. Archived from the original on 30 May 2012 . Retrieved 2 April 2012.

We created enough chances to potentially win the game, but we could have lost it, so there's no complaint from me." Giulianotti, Richard; Bonney, Norman; Hepworth, Mike (1994). Football, Violence and Social Identity. Routledge. p.209. ISBN 0-415-09838-6. They were under pressure early on against a Swansea side seeking progress in 2022-23 having finished the last campaign in 15th.There were 1,461 arrests in the Premiership, 831 in division one, 586 in division two and 259 in division three.

The prosecutor said the wife went the defendant's house to find her gravely injured partner being treated by paramedics and such were the scale of his injuries "she feared her husband might die". a b Chugg, Sandy (10 October 2011). Rangers and the Famous ICF: My Life With Scotland's Most-Feared Football Hooligan Gang. Fort Publishing Ltd. pp.111, 285. ISBN 978-1-905769-28-5. They were up to their chests in water,” observed one eyewitness. “It was quite comical to watch. Eventually the police managed to get the Swans fans away and the Cardiff fans out of the sea looking like drowned rats.” The number of arrests for racist chanting also increased with 34 people arrested compared to 25 during the 1998-99 season. Missile throwing also made an unwelcome return with 88 fans arrested for the offence last season compared to 42 the season before.The Home Office minister Lord Bassam said on Radio 4's The World this Weekend: "Ten years ago we had something like 10,000 arrests (for football hooliganism) annually. Now that is down to around 3,000. We should not be complacent. There was a big problem at Euro 2000 and we have taken measures to stop it.