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Originally Posted by Tin Monkey
I agree with you Kipax, but I meant in England, not abroad. I've been watching The Real Football Factories on Bravo, which is presented by actor Danny Dyer.
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He is so over the top cheesy.. I could happily watch him get one right between the eyes... gotta be the most annoying bloke on telly.. if he says one more time how worried and scared he is....aaargh.
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Originally Posted by Tin Monkey
The ones he's done in other countries shows how different their hooliganism is compared to England today.
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Yeagh I meant the england hooligans when they go abroad go back to there old ways.. cus they can get away wiht more.. national team or they even go following other teams just so they can go..
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Originally Posted by Tin Monkey
Football grounds are safer now than they have been for decades,
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Absoloutly.. I have been on games in the early 70s with one copper on duty and a thousand skinheads running accross the pitch to get to the fans at the other side.. I have seen it all... at its peak it was so out of control.... If only I had a camera in them days
I still think the one weapon against the hooligans is CCTV.. Yes the others you have mentioned but mostly that... Knowing you will get arrested.if not on the day then maybe a week or a month later. you will always get arrested if you do wrong on the ground... thats sunk in and moved them out..
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Originally Posted by Tin Monkey
70s/80s image for their own ends. Many foreigners will watch these films and assume that it portrays a typical Saturday afternoon at most football grounds, which is clearly not true.
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Yeagh... we led the way in summat eh ....tsk... the english disease as its known.. lets see a local lancashire firm walk down the main rd towards a match in argentina and see how hard they are