Fans focused their violent energies on local games instead. During the 1987-88 season, there were an estimated 6,150 fan ...

The Den and Elland Road were fearful grounds for away fans to visit throughout the 1980s and 90s, as some of the ... as ...

Everyone knows the most storied and fierce conflicts in the English game but some, like Leeds and Millwall, slip under the ...

Yet while we might understand such restrictions being in force when Celtic meet Rangers or Spurs take on Arsenal, Leeds against Millwall has none of the standard engines of football enmity.

The most commonly told legend is that, in 1980, two Nuremberg fans ... between clubs are common in German football, and this can be an excuse to engage in hooliganism, Wortmann says.

He laughs often: causes for particular mirth include how Russian football hooligans marmalised England fans at Euro ... I would have thought [July 1980 single] How I Wrote ‘Elastic Man’ would sound ...

“Taken out of context, a football shirt is an unremarkable ... the club’s shirt – once associated with the hooliganism that blighted the game in the 1980s – had its image rehabilitated ...

Lars Knutsen and Kelvin Beattie have been Sunderland fans for decades, so when they met up at Holy Island to talk all things ...

Teenagers today are more likely to believe in conspiracy theories, and that is a very bad thing indeed. This was the unmistakeable message conveyed by a story in the Times yesterday.