"[85] In 1984, ultras of A.S. Roma stabbed Liverpool fans in the aftermath of Liverpool winning the 1984 European Cup Final in Rome. On 24 May 2001, 50 people were injured when fighting broke out at a match between French club PSG and Galatasaray at the Parc des Princes stadium. [5] Two of the best known hooligan firms are Torcida (Hajduk Split) and Bad Blue Boys (Dinamo Zagreb). Ukrainian hooligans have also been involved in incidents with foreign clubs. In 2001 they took in upon themselves to go and smash up Serbia's attempt at a gay pride festival. Basically, the Football Special was a chartered train service which was used specifically to transport away fans to football matches. It was even reported that one hooligan kidnapped a fan of Croatia's Hadjuk Split and then raped him with a broom handle over the course of two days. But also for the behaviour of a number of Rangers fans outside the stadium. [280], A melee broke out on 1 February 2012, after fans of Al-Masry, the home team in Port Said, stormed the field following a rare 31 win against Al-Ahly, Egypt's top team. Things weren't much better on the inside, where a Russian fan was stabbed leading to the arrest of six Glaswegians. The ESTC, run by the Football Association, now has 15,000 members, all of whom must submit themselves to police checks before being allowed to join. Rioting and fights are also commonplace at this fixture and in 2009 both teams banned away fans from attending. After this, there were serious riots near the stadium (not only caused by the barras bravas, but also by regular supporters) and as a result, a fan of Tigre died. In the aftermath of Heysel, English clubs were banned from Europe for five years (Liverpool for six), as the FA looked to clean up its national games reputation. Noticing the change in the attitude of Liverpool fans, Juventus fans tried to flee from their Liverpool counterparts towards the wall with Juventus supporters on the other side. The 2021 Forbes highest paid athletes list features the most well-known names across all sport, including three of footballs biggest superstars. Dinamo's player Zvonimir Boban kicked one policeman, defending a Dinamo's fan beaten by the police. One Toronto fan was tasered by Columbus police. Galatasaray fans greeted any opponents walking into the Ali Sami Yen stadium with the slogan of, "Welcome to Hell." Our editorial content is not influenced by any commissions we receive. Please bet responsibly. The first murder related to Argentine football occurred on 21 September 1922 in Rosario, during the second half of a home match of Tiro Federal Argentino and Newell's Old Boys for the Copa Estmulo of the local first division. [40][41][42][43] In May 2009 APOEL fans entered the Omonia stand and engaged in fistfights with Omonia fans eventually throwing one down the stand stairs. Clashes also took place in the parking area around the stadium after the game, involving already ejected-for-life North Jersey Firm (NJF) members, and the New Jersey State Police were called to quell the situation. Even those detained while causing trouble abroad can escape a banning order if the local police fail to use their powers to the full. Several clashes between the Bad Blue Boys and Kohorta occurred before the match in which one Osijek fan received several stab wounds after which Osijek fans attacked the police and Dinamo fans with signal flares and stones. 10 Crazy Fans Who Shook The Footballing World. [2] Football hooliganism normally involves conflict between gangs, in English known as football firms (derived from the British slang for a criminal gang), formed to intimidate and attack supporters of other teams. As a result, Chivas banned all of their supporters for the Clasico against Club America. During the brawl, one member of the Boca Juniors barra brava lost consciousness after being brutally beaten by the Independiente fanatics. Active since 1972 the Millwall Bushwackers have an extensive rap sheet. [119] That same week, after a Red Star Belgrade-Partizan cup match, three people were injured and a bus destroyed by hooligans. [295], In Johannesburg, South Africa, on 14 January 1991, forty people died when fans surged toward a jammed exit to escape rival brawling fans at a match southwest of Johannesburg. [150] In 2006, the Turkish Football Federation introduced new measures to combat the threat of hooliganism and have made new regulations that allow the Professional Football Disciplinary Board to fine clubs up to YTL 250,000 for their fans' behavior. [237] On 4 July 2004 fans rioted in Beijing when China lost 31 to Japan in the final of the AFC Asian Cup. Their legendary manager Bill Nicholson was believed to be deeply affected by this growing culture in football, and the Rotterdam violence was cited as a major factor in his decision to walk out of White Hart Lane a few months later. They were trying to replicate their Ultimate Challenge clash in their WWE days at WrestleMania VI which was never going to happen. throwing of objects at opposing supporters, including stones, bricks, coins, flares, fireworks and. As a result of the fight, a supporter of Boca Juniors had to be hospitalized. After the match which Fire Brigade SC won, hundreds of Scouts fans went on a rampage, attacking police vehicles and torching sugar cane fields. Football is the one sport that has more violence-related fan injuries or deaths than any other. There were minor disturbances after the Germany and England match during the 2010 FIFA World Cup. The 2006 version saw eight people killed in a hooligan battle in the city. [177], On the final day of the UEFA Euro 2020 (which was played in 2021 due to the COVID-19 pandemic), the final between Italy and England was marred as riots broke out at the entrance to Wembley Stadium, and in both Leicester Square and Trafalgar Square. Show more Show more Chat Replay is. In December 2010, 1015 Tornado (Zadar) hooligans attacked a Partizan traveling coach with stones and bricks resulting in one injured person. El Salvador dissolved all ties with Honduras, stating that "the government of Honduras has not taken any effective measures to punish these crimes which constitute genocide, nor has it given assurances of indemnification or reparations for the damages caused to Salvadorans". The only way to stop them is taking their passport away, but you can only do that with a banning order.". Football hooliganism in Bosnia and Herzegovina is particularly associated with the supporters of clubs such as FK Sarajevo (Horde Zla), FK eljezniar Sarajevo (The Maniacs), FK Vele Mostar (Red Army), HK Zrinjski Mostar (Ultrasi) and FK Borac Banja Luka (Leinari).

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