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Subject: Re: Season 11/12 - February Mon Feb 27, 2012 8:29 pm
Riots Bilbao vs Lokomotiv : 1 arrest - 24/02/2012
Source : http://noticias.lainformacion.com
Local police, Ertzaintza, have arrested one Bilbao supporter, 28 years old, because it seems he was part of the mob who attack Lomootiv Moscow supporters in the city center of Bilbao, Wednesday night.
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Subject: Re: Season 11/12 - February Mon Feb 27, 2012 8:32 pm
Mainz 05 - FC Kaiserslautern - 25/02/2012
Source : http://www.allgemeine-zeitung.de + local press
A fight broke out at the end of the game, opposing rival fans. About 150 FCK supporters broke windows of 6 city's busses used to drive them back to the train station, with the aim to confront Mainz rivals. Police intervened with truncheons and pepper sprayss. One policemen was punched.
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Subject: Re: Season 11/12 - February Mon Feb 27, 2012 8:33 pm
Switzerland: FC Luzern - Young Boys Bern - 25/02/2012
Source : 20Minuten.ch
On their road to the stadium, away supporters tried to take another road that police decided for them. Some supporters also attacked these policemen, throwing bottles and other missiles.
Whereas supporters of Bayer Lerkusen celebrated their 30rd birthday party with their counterparts of Kickers Offenbach, in a restaurant located near to the stadium, hooligans from Frankfurt, wasted the festival. A fan of Leverkusen, 44 years old, was transported to the hospital with step less than 8 fractures on the level of the shoulder, while a fan of Offenbach, 40 years old,and which carried the shirt of Bayer, was hopsitalized for a cranial trauma and a concussion. Several other people underwent minor wounds. According to the police, 40 to 50 hooligans of Frankfurt from which some carried hoods and combat gloves and armed with bottles, telescopic bludgeons, knives and tear gas grenades charged the establishment where about fifty supporters had gathered, around 13:40. 60 to 80 police officers intervened on the spot and eleven hooligans were arrested.
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Subject: Re: Season 11/12 - February Mon Feb 27, 2012 8:39 pm
Colombia: Atlético Huila - Deportivo Independiente Medellín - 25/02/2012
Source : http://www.diariodelhuila.com
Two people wounded and four other arrested after a fight which opposed supporters from both teams in the city center at 11.30am. Machetes against knives and both wounded people were transfered at hospital.
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Subject: Re: Season 11/12 - February Mon Feb 27, 2012 8:43 pm
Kaiserslautern reports Nazi salutes - 27/02/2012
Source : http://msn.foxsports.com (thanks to the sender)
Kaiserslautern has reported a group of fans to police after they allegedly insulted Israel striker Itay Shechter with Hitler salutes.
The struggling Bundesliga club says the incident occurred during practice Sunday, one day after a 4-0 loss at Mainz dropped Kaiserslautern to next to last.
The group of ''fewer than 10'' people are among hooligans that have been banned from games for years.
The club has asked police to investigate and possibly file charges and has urged fans to identify the perpetrators.
The club said it ''distances itself expressly from any form of racism, discrimination or anti-Semitism,'' Kaiserslautern said in a statement.
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Subject: Re: Season 11/12 - February Mon Feb 27, 2012 8:56 pm
FC Santos (Brazil) - Monterrey (Mexico) - 19/02/2012
Source : https://www.youtube.com
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Subject: Re: Season 11/12 - February Mon Feb 27, 2012 9:04 pm
England: Football fans chants go ‘too far’ - 25/02/2012
Source : local press (thanks to the sender)
FOOTBALL fans in Bury St Edmunds were accused of ‘crossing the line’ in chants directed at a visiting player this week.
Lowestoft Town goalkeeper Andy Reynolds was subjected to cruel chants during Tuesday’s Ryman League Cup semi-final match against Bury Town.
The 24-year-old, from Bury, also reported coins and pens being thrown on to the Ram Meadow pitch.
He said: “It was probably one of the most hostile games I have played in. You ask your own fans to be committed and passionate but there’s a line that clearly some people crossed.”
He added: “I know on the whole it’s probably meant as banter and they’re probably not thinking about what they’re saying, but it’s a game of football and these sorts of things shouldn‘t happen.”
A fan, who was at the game, said “There’s generally good banter from the stands, but I thought the abuse of the Lowestoft goalkeeper was well over the top.
“Those singing that should really question why they even went to the game – was it to cheer Bury into a final or shout and swear at the opposition?”
Mr Reynolds, whose primary job is as a football coach, also voiced concern for the negative impact the game could have had on young people watching.
Phil Knight, Suffolk FA chief executive, said: “Suffolk FA deplores any acts of violent behaviour be it physical or verbal. Allegations have been brought to our attention but until we have received full reports it would be inappropriate to comment further.”
Russell Ward, Bury Town chairman, said he had apologised to Mr Reynolds for the chants but was unaware of anything other than a chip being thrown on to the pitch. There was some inappropriate chanting and we’re dealing with it,” he said.
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Subject: Re: Season 11/12 - February Mon Feb 27, 2012 9:07 pm
South Korea to pursue Oman over football hooligans - 26/02/2012
Source : Yonhap
South Korea will seek punishment against Oman for their failure to control supporters in last week’s Olympic soccer qualifier between the two teams in Muscat last week.
South Korea’s under-23s won 3-0 to qualify for this year’s London Olympics but the game was marred by crowd trouble as fans hurled water bottles and other objects onto the pitch.
Tempers boiled over after South Korea’s third goal midway through the second half, midfielder Han Kook-young collapsing to the ground after a firecracker nearly hit him in the face.
“This is a clear-cut case and we expect some sort of penalty,” the Korea Football Association (KFA) told Yonhap news agency.
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Subject: Re: Season 11/12 - February Tue Feb 28, 2012 2:53 pm
England: Manchester City fans banned from football grounds for five years after derby day fracas in Hulme - 28/02/2012
Source : http://menmedia.co.uk
A group of Manchester City fans escaped prison but were slapped with match banning orders after a ‘deplorable’ pub brawl with United supporters. Paul Valente, Stephen Walsh and Thomas Waterhouse will not be able to see Roberto Mancini’s men – or any other match in the country – for five years for their part in a post-derby fracas which saw £1,500 of damage caused to Hulme’s Czech Bar. The trio were inside the Booth Street pub when a large gang of Reds fans approached following last February’s Old Trafford clash which United won, Manchester crown court heard. They began to goad and taunt their rivals through the windows as the bar’s manager, fearing trouble, desperately tried to bring the shutters down, Rachel Widdicombe, prosecuting, said: “Missiles were then launched from the United fans which smashed some of the windows. Those inside responded by hurling objects through the broken glass with terrified members of staff ducking for cover. The Reds fans ran off when police arrived. But Valente, 30, of Middleton, Walsh, 31, of Clive Road, Failsworth, and Waterhouse, 23, of Calcutta Road, Edgeley, Stockport were arrested and charged with affray. Each pleaded guilty on the day a trial was due to begin after hearing the maximum sentence they were likely to receive would be nine months in prison. Waterhouse, a call centre worker who launched a snooker cue and a pane of glass at the Reds, had no previous record and acted out of character, said his solicitor, Paul Bryning. He added that he had offered to pay compensation to the bar. Walsh, a pipe fitter who was jailed in 2003 for taking part in an race attack that sparked the Oldham riots, had taken steps to bring his drinking under control his solicitor, Laura Foster, said. Valente, also a pipe fitter, was ‘clouded by alcohol’ according to his solicitor, Adrian Palmer. Judge Anthony Gee QC handed down eight-month prison sentences suspended for 12 months. He ordered the defendants to pay a total of £1,500 compensation to the landlady of the bar and £500 costs each. He said: “This must have been an absolutely terrifying ordeal for the staff.”
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Subject: Re: Season 11/12 - February Wed Feb 29, 2012 10:22 pm
Stockport County - Wrexham - 25/02/2012
Source : http://www.walesonline.co.uk
Wrexham fans accuse Greater Manchester Police of 'heavy-handed' treatment at Stockport County
Wrexham football fans have accused Greater Manchester Police of being ‘heavy-handed’ during their recent trip to Stockport County.
Supporters claimed they were harassed by tactical aid officers at Saturday’s Edgeley Park clash but police chiefs in the North West have hit back and claim their actions prevented an outbreak of ‘large-scale disorder’.
The Blue Square Premier League match, which was attended by 4,518 fans, was designated Category C by police officials – the highest available for a non-league match.
Chief Insp Leon Jacobs, of GMP, said: "Officers faced a very challenging day, with large numbers of identified risk supporters from both Stockport County and Wrexham present.
"We implemented a robust operation that enabled us to keep both Wrexham and Stockport fans safe while they made their way to and from the football ground.
"Our focus was very much on those individuals we believed were intent on causing public disorder."
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Subject: Re: Season 11/12 - February Sat Mar 03, 2012 10:57 am
Croatia - Sweden - 29/02/2012
Source : http://www.index.hr (thanks to the sender)
About 20 Torcida (Hajduk Split) were arrested by police because police feared of riots with rival Bad Blue Boys (Dinamo).
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Subject: Re: Season 11/12 - February Thu Mar 08, 2012 3:27 pm
CS Bruges - OH Leuven - 18/02/2012
Source : local press
Cercle supporters have stolen an OHL flag
Saturday night, police intervened against a small mob of Cercle supporters because they have stolen a flag to some OHL supporters who were in the Oude Markt.
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Subject: Re: Season 11/12 - February Thu Mar 08, 2012 3:27 pm
France: FC Sochaux - AJ Auxerre - 18/02/2012
Source : http://www.lalsace.fr
Two supporters were arrested inside the stadium, one Joyriders Sochaux member because he used a firecracker and one Swiss from Servette Genève because he used a big detonator, forbidden in France.
Before the game, at 3pm, the bus of Ultras Auxerre arrived early in the city, mainy to avoid the police escort but when they tried to went out of the coach, they were pushed back by police who received insults and bottles.
At 6pm, in the city center, about 40 Sochaux supporters mobbed up inside a pub and then took the direction of the stadium but on their way, near the train station, they used big detonators.
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Subject: Re: Season 11/12 - February Thu Mar 08, 2012 3:27 pm
Bordeaux - Lyon - 19/02/2012
Source : Sud Ouest (thanks to the sender)
Policemen have arrested ten supporters, especially because it was forbidden for locals to make a tifo show. At 8pm the bus of Lyon supporters who took its road back was pelted with rocks under CCTV. Now police will try to identify troublemakers.
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Subject: Re: Season 11/12 - February Thu Mar 08, 2012 3:27 pm
MSV Duisburg - St. Pauli - 19/02/2012
Source : http://www.derwesten.de
Troubles took place at the end of this 2nd division game, opposing MSV and St Pauli, in front of the train station and the « Djazz » club. About 20 Duisburg hooligans who sung nazi songs charged Stu Pauli fans. Police intervened with truncheons and pepper sprays. Three policemen were wounded and two local hooligans, 25 and 28 years old, were arrested.
Vieste carabinieri intervened after a fight which opposed rival supporters at the end of the game. Four away supporters were arrested and transferred to Foggia. A 5th one was also arrested later. They all received stadium bans and they cannot enter Vieste city anymore. Nine policemen were wounded.
The night before the game, at 10.15pm, 6 to 7 Moscow who seated in the “Gure” pub, were attacked by a mob of 20 to 30 locals, as showed by a CCTV. They threw seats, rocks and bottles. One Russian, 23 years old, was wounded and was hospitalized.
Other troubles took place at the end of the day, at 6pm, near San Mamès stadium, opposing supporters from both teams. Police was also pelted with bottles. Two Russians and one Spanish were arrested and 4 policemen slightly wounded.
Video : http://www.eitb.com/es/deportes/futbol/athletic/detalle/836263/dos-detenidos-dos-ertzainas-heridos-partido-san-mames/
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Subject: Re: Season 11/12 - February Thu Mar 08, 2012 3:28 pm
FC Twente - Steaua Bucarest - 23/02/2012
Source : De Twentsche Courant Tubantia
Considered as a high-risk game after the troubles who took place in Romania only a few Romanians will travel to Enschede. Nothing happened.
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