When a fisherman catches tuna some dolphins unfortunately get caught, same with catching the football hooligans. In fact why not make this very generous offer to all sorts of yobbish behaviour.Brian M Keith, Ellesmere England, Our small town Edam was once turned violent when a bunch of British thugs beat up the Dutch locals after England lost to Holland. Mention football and everyone says oh yes football hooligans, you get a load of yobs that spoil it for everyone else, lock them up they need punishing. The sad truth is that we have tried almost everything to stop hooliganism and have failed.
. 5 Comentarios ¡Comparte! Surely a Friday to Monday spell in solitary over a number of weeks would have an effect on someone who has never been constrained in their life and if some useful work could be included, it might even fund such a scheme with little cost to the taxpayer.Richard, GB, Make the parents accountable. For the time being I suggest punitive measures that threaten their livelihoods and their liberties. "Hooliganism" is the term used broadly to describe disorderly, aggressive and often violent behaviour perpetrated by spectators at sporting events. You must log in or register to reply here. For a better experience, please enable JavaScript in your browser before proceeding. When going abroad I am ashamed of being British because of the behaviour of our hooligan nation image. Too many genuine supporters such as myself are being made an example of. All these factors form a combination which drives youngsters into hooliganism.Tommi, Vantaa, Finland, Well done! Five ways to stop football hooliganism. January 8, 2018 January 29, 2018 stophooliganismtoday. What ideas are there and can they work? Rudi Bommer, Erlebnisburg, At the end of the day, if 200 'fans' from one club and 200 'fans' from another club are hell-bent on meeting for a pre-match fight, instead of trying to stop them meeting, lets make it much easier and actually provide them with a designated area, away from the public, where like-minded hooligans can meet and fight.![[Laugh Out Loud]](graemlins/lol.gif)
, it would be far enough from the pitch so players would not accidentally run into it. That way we wouldn't have to overhear people in pubs dribble on about it for hours, these are usually the same people who never actually go to matches, bizarre but true. Have you witnessed violence at football matches? I have been the victim of football violence and so despise these lunatics. In these regions people are often killed as football matches turn in to riots! What ideas are there and can they work? Is this an effective way to deal with hooliganism? A fed-up football club has come up with the ultimate way to stop pitch invasions - installing a crocodile-filled moat. Expert commentary on five possible solutions to foootball crowd disorder for BBC online, 15 June 2017. Do you honestly believe that these criminals will only commit crimes at football matches? JavaScript is disabled. Can you remember the 20,000 West Brom fans on the pitch last season when they survived, that was classed as emotional, why wasn't my celebration? Crime can never be eradicated but we can put in place severe deterrents. These aren't football fans who happen to get into a scuffle, but, extremely violent people who use football as an excuse to create mayhem. 5 Comentarios. Alcohol ban The French government is urging all host cities to ban the sale of alcohol in "sensitive areas" near Euro 2016 venues on match days and the eves of match days. My response is: If that is the case, why has this problem proved so intractable? And let's also see less reporting of the old excuse "their police were over-reacting" that we always get from the ringleaders of any trouble.David Hazel, Fareham, UK, They should be treated like all criminals should, with escalating gaol sentences for subsequent offences. TV would improve as would the average IQ, it's a hooligans game, on and off the pitch.Scott White, Reading, UK, Passports should be confiscated and the individual should be made to re-apply for one and have to pay for it each time. This means that without being prosecuted, banning orders are imposed under civil proceedings which means that no match can be attended involving any international, league or conference team from England and Wales. My best friend is a Luton fan (local rivals of Watford) and we went to Euro 2004, and were told by a Birmingham fan that the only time we'd see him with a Villa fan was to retrieve his weapon. Unlike It. Or organise a special branch of the Army to put them through army exercises for the same period - or even longer.Gill, Hull, England used to have a serious hooligan problem but I think the measures taken by successive governments and the police have had a very positive effect.
. 5 Comentarios ¡Comparte! Surely a Friday to Monday spell in solitary over a number of weeks would have an effect on someone who has never been constrained in their life and if some useful work could be included, it might even fund such a scheme with little cost to the taxpayer.Richard, GB, Make the parents accountable. For the time being I suggest punitive measures that threaten their livelihoods and their liberties. "Hooliganism" is the term used broadly to describe disorderly, aggressive and often violent behaviour perpetrated by spectators at sporting events. You must log in or register to reply here. For a better experience, please enable JavaScript in your browser before proceeding. When going abroad I am ashamed of being British because of the behaviour of our hooligan nation image. Too many genuine supporters such as myself are being made an example of. All these factors form a combination which drives youngsters into hooliganism.Tommi, Vantaa, Finland, Well done! Five ways to stop football hooliganism. January 8, 2018 January 29, 2018 stophooliganismtoday. What ideas are there and can they work? Rudi Bommer, Erlebnisburg, At the end of the day, if 200 'fans' from one club and 200 'fans' from another club are hell-bent on meeting for a pre-match fight, instead of trying to stop them meeting, lets make it much easier and actually provide them with a designated area, away from the public, where like-minded hooligans can meet and fight.
, it would be far enough from the pitch so players would not accidentally run into it. That way we wouldn't have to overhear people in pubs dribble on about it for hours, these are usually the same people who never actually go to matches, bizarre but true. Have you witnessed violence at football matches? I have been the victim of football violence and so despise these lunatics. In these regions people are often killed as football matches turn in to riots! What ideas are there and can they work? Is this an effective way to deal with hooliganism? A fed-up football club has come up with the ultimate way to stop pitch invasions - installing a crocodile-filled moat. Expert commentary on five possible solutions to foootball crowd disorder for BBC online, 15 June 2017. Do you honestly believe that these criminals will only commit crimes at football matches? JavaScript is disabled. Can you remember the 20,000 West Brom fans on the pitch last season when they survived, that was classed as emotional, why wasn't my celebration? Crime can never be eradicated but we can put in place severe deterrents. These aren't football fans who happen to get into a scuffle, but, extremely violent people who use football as an excuse to create mayhem. 5 Comentarios. Alcohol ban The French government is urging all host cities to ban the sale of alcohol in "sensitive areas" near Euro 2016 venues on match days and the eves of match days. My response is: If that is the case, why has this problem proved so intractable? And let's also see less reporting of the old excuse "their police were over-reacting" that we always get from the ringleaders of any trouble.David Hazel, Fareham, UK, They should be treated like all criminals should, with escalating gaol sentences for subsequent offences. TV would improve as would the average IQ, it's a hooligans game, on and off the pitch.Scott White, Reading, UK, Passports should be confiscated and the individual should be made to re-apply for one and have to pay for it each time. This means that without being prosecuted, banning orders are imposed under civil proceedings which means that no match can be attended involving any international, league or conference team from England and Wales. My best friend is a Luton fan (local rivals of Watford) and we went to Euro 2004, and were told by a Birmingham fan that the only time we'd see him with a Villa fan was to retrieve his weapon. Unlike It. Or organise a special branch of the Army to put them through army exercises for the same period - or even longer.Gill, Hull, England used to have a serious hooligan problem but I think the measures taken by successive governments and the police have had a very positive effect.