Celtic Soccer Crew: What the Hell Do We Care?

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a b c d e f http://futbal.rasizmus.sk/wp-content/uploads/hooligans-sk_web.pdf [ permanent dead link] Waar het allemaal begon..." (in Dutch). Spangenaren.nl. Archived from the original on 23 February 2011 . Retrieved 6 April 2013. July 2018; A group of Section B joined up with some Wigan Athletic 'Goon Squad' (after their club's friendly at Ibrox) in Glasgow city centre and fought with Rangers Inter City Firm (ICF). The scenes can be found on YouTube.

With the Japan midfielder likely to missing for the next two months, Bernardo has a chance to make his mark. After they returned from Dundee a mob of Hibs casuals armed with metal coshes and poles clashed with Hearts casuals at the Horseshoe Inn on Gorgie Road. One man was severely beaten. [71]At 8:40 pm, six hours after the match had ended, a group of Hearts and Hibs casuals were involved in a fight outside the International Bar. Chairs were used as weapons and windows were also smashed. Two men were admitted to hospital with head injuries and seven men were arrested. [96] [97] [98] I am feeling confident. I like the way the coach thinks and plays the game and I feel comfortable with the tactics." The CCS had been invited as stewards for this inaugural memorial walk in Edinburgh as there was expected to be a violent counterdemonstration from Ulster Loyalist groups that would include Hearts and Rangers casuals. The first clash took place on the Grassmarket and then again at the West Port area where it became evident that CSF and ICF hooligans were present. The opposing groups clashed again on Lothian Road and the day finally came to an end with a mass brawl on the Meadows. [3] Nemaj trému z extrému – informáciami proti extrémizmu" (PDF) (in Slovak). Archived from the original (PDF) on 13 February 2015. Hepburn, Ray (13 May 1985). "Hooligans claim final victory". The Herald. Glasgow . Retrieved 10 August 2013.

May 2007; Police tried (and failed) to keep around 50-plus in Excelsior Stadium (New Broomfield) at the end of a home game versus Dundee — the police were rushed and the scene was captured on camera. [19] May 2004; There was a confrontation with Motherwell's Saturday Service (SS) at the annual central Scotland Apprentice Boys of Derry parade which was being held in Airdrie that year. At 1 a.m. vanloads of police including dog handlers broke up a party in a pub that was being held to celebrate a Hibs boys release from prison. After some antagonism between the officers and casuals the CCS clashed with the police in the nearby Edinburgh University car park next to Bristo Square. In a scene described as resembling more of a mob fight than police crowd control, 1 Hibs boy was bitten by a police dog and twelve men were eventually arrested and charged with police assaults and breaches of the peace. [3] Readhead, Steve (2009). Hooligan Writing and the Study of Football Fan Culture: Problems and Possibilities. London: Nebula.

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September 2001; Around 50 clashed with the Motherwell SS outside Airdrie Sheriff Court. A number of lads on either side received injuries, with the fighting lasting a considerable length of time. Hjelvik, Eirik (13 June 2006). "Utestenger supportere etter vold" (in Norwegian). Alltidfotball . Retrieved 14 August 2008. [ dead link] At 2.15 p.m. the CCS who were armed with pool cues, hammers, fireworks and flares brawled with the SS in Windmillhill Street, there were two men arrested at the scene. [19] [74]