Season 10/11 - September

Hungary: Vecses - Diosgyor - ??/09/2010

Source: forum

After this game (played in Budapest), Diosgyor mob was attacked by Ferencavaros lads.
In fact, it was Commandos & Bajtársak(DVTK) versus Új generáció & Green Monsters (FTC)
Police used tear gas to stop troubles.

Video:

http://www48.zippyshare.com/v/64137701/file.html

Manchester City - Blackburn FC - 12/09/2010

Source : dailymail.co.uk

Bottle thrown at Blackburn's El-Hadji Diouf after he goads Manchester City fans

Controversial Blackburn forward El-Hadji Diouf had a bottle thrown at him by incensed Manchester City fans as he blew kisses towards them and celebrated an unlikely 1-1 draw for his team at Eastlands.

Diouf, a hate figure for opposition fans wherever he goes, refused to hide his feelings after Blackburn’s creditable draw, stripping down to his shorts and waving with delight at City fans as he walked off.

His behaviour earned a chorus of boos from City fans and a bottle was hurled at him and picked up by team-mate Pascal Chimbonda.

Greater Manchester Police have launched an investigation. No player was hit and there were no reports of any injuries. The bottle has been seized by police and an investigation is under way.

The pair then continued to celebrate all the way to the tunnel, lifting their arms up in triumph towards the City fans, with Senegal international Diouf blowing kisses until a policeman came over and hurried him along.

Diouf, who was involved in a row with City’s James Milner over a diving incident late in the game, has been a controversial figure since being signed by Liverpool in 2002.

He was fined £5,000 for spitting at a Celtic fan during a UEFA Cup game against Liverpool but went on to rescue his career under Sam Allardyce at Bolton and Blackburn.

Mainz 05 - FC Kaiserslautern - 12/09/2010

Source : rhein-zeitung.de + allgemeine-zeitung.de

Troubles erupted at Mainz train station when 900 Lautern ultras arrived with a special train.
Flares and detonators were used and nine policemen were injured. One of them was hospitalised, also like one supporter.
Police (400) said these supporters were agressive when they came out of their train and some troublemakers were with them. Some arrests were made.
Police escorted them to the stadium to avoid locals.
During the game everything was calm but one local was arrested after he threw a bottle and one Lautern fan because he used a firecracker.
After the game police tried to contain away fans but some skirmishes erupted between small mobs from both sides, especially near the train station where police pushed away a mob of 100 locals.

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Brescia - Palerme - 12/09/2010

Source : L'Equipe

One young man from Sicily was assaulted by Brescia fans before the game this Sunday.
This man is student in Brescia but as he is sicilian he is also a fan of Palermo.
The man was hospitalized.

Germany : troubles caused by Hertha Berlin supporters - 11/09/2010

Source : bz-berlin.de

At the time of the fifth birthday of the Förderkreis Ostkurve group from Hertha Berlin, people joined together in a building of the city (Universal Hall), 20 to 30 troublemakers started incidents late in the night requiring the intervention of 60 police officers. There was one arrest.

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Germany : Allemannia SV 08 Jessen - Dessau Forward - 12/09/2010

Source : dnews.de

Troubles occured in Jessen with 60 to 70 troublemakers. Three people were injured and police intervened to separate both sides of supporters.

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Germany : BSG Wismut Gera - FSV Wacker Nordhausen - 11/09/2010

Source : tlz.de

Before the game, about thirty away fans provoked troubles.
Police intervened at the Gera train station when Nordhausen supporters arrived.
Supporters who caused damages inside the train.
Then seventy policemen escorted them to the stadium.

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FSV Frankfurt - Fortuna Düsseldorf - 11/09/2010

Source : swr.de

Fifty Dusseldorf supporters, on their way back from Frankfurt, caused troubles at the Limburg-surLahn train station where they set fire to a truck.
Eleven of them were arrested and released next day.

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Albacete - Granada CF - 11/09/2010

Source: http://www.granada-cf.es/noticias/2010-09-12/altercados-grada-saldan-cuatro-20100912.html

If it was a poor game on the pitch situation was not better in the stands as troubles erupted in the last minutes of the game.
Some red and white supporters entered the stand of their rivals of the day and police intervened with 4 arrests.

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Serbia - Turkey - Basket-ball - 11/09/2010

Source: http://www.tportal.hr/vijesti/svijet/85975/Neredi-na-Kosovu-nakon-kosarkaske-utakmice.html (thanks to the sender)

After a basketball game between Serbia and Turkey, albanians from Mitrovica (Kosovo) celebrated on streets and made their way to the serbian part of city. Both sides throw missiles and shots were fired from the Albanian side.

One serbian and one policeman shooted by gun and have severe injures. Seven others slightly injured.

Marseille - AS Monaco - 12/09/2010

Source : The Canadian Press

2 Monaco fans arrested after 2 Marseille supporters hit by objects at French game

Two Monaco fans have been arrested after two Marseille supporters were hit by projectiles and injured during the teams' 2-2 draw in the French league.

Police said they were forced to intervene when Monaco fans threw objects at Marseille supporters before and during Sunday's match at Stade Velodrome.

The two people injured were in stable condition Monday at Marseille's La Conception hospital.

Bosnia - Sarajevo - Borac - 12/09/2010

Source: source.ba + sarajevo-x.com

The brawl started between Borac fans and stewarts after stewarts tried to took away one of the banners.

Serbia - Partizan - Rad - 11/09/2010

Source: mail thanks to the sender

One of the banners from Serbia - Slovenia game

AEK - Hajduk Split - 16/09/2010

Source: jutarnji.hr + tportal.hr + mail

Belgium : Anderlecht Hooligans Given Fines, Bans - 16/09/2010

Source : langlophone.com

114 hard core supporters of the RSC Anderlecht football team were punished with a combined 33,100€ in fines and 610 months of banishment from the stadium, said Brussels police. The hooligans had been arrested in February during a clash with Bilbao supporters

The clash took place before the a round of 32 game between the two teams in the Europa League finals (won by Anderlecht, 5-1). Before the game, a bus full of Bilbao supporters visited the Grand Place but were set upon by Anderlecht supporters.

SK Karpaty Lviv - Borussia Dortmund - 16/09/2010

Source : supersport.com + mail

Europa match in Ukraine sparks fan violence

Borussia Dortmund fans clashed with Ukrainian supporters and police before and after Thursday evening's Europa League fixture in Lviv, news reports said on Friday.

According to some reports, hundreds of Borussia fans provoked a fight with Karpaty Lviv supporters in the centre of Lviv's old town. After the game, fans of the German club threw glasses and bottles in clashes with police.

But the Lvivsky Portal news website identified Karpaty fans as the culprits. Some 1 000 Ukrainians allegedly assaulted "several hundred" Germans sitting at central Lviv cafes, forcing the Borussia fans to use bottles and chairs to defend themselves, it said.

Police also used force to separate a group of German and Ukrainian fans brawling near Lviv's Taras Shevchenko memorial some two hours before the match, according to the report.










Video : http://www.1tv.ru/news/world/161318

Olimpija - NK Celje - Slovenian Cup - 15/09/2010

Source : Mail + siol.net

Celjski grofji fought against security and tried to go on green dragons' terraces.








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Source: mail (thanks to the sender) - Celje view

First Green dragons tried to make some attack to guest sector, when Celjski grofje saw this they broke through security and attacked green dragons who lost the fight and run away.
And this is better video where you can see this!

Millwall FC - Watford - 18/09/2010

Source : Guardian.co.uk + Reuters

Millwall set to ban assaulted pitch invader for life

• Fan chased Watford's Lloyd Doyley around the pitch
• Supporter then assaulted by another Millwall fan

Millwall intend to ban for life the fan who chased Watford's Lloyd Doyley around the pitch yesterday during the team's 6-1 thrashing. Another Lions supporter has been arrested for attacking the pitch invader.

The first fan, a 22-year-old member of the armed services, ran on the New Den pitch and pursued right-back Doyley, who ran in the opposite direction before the supporter was bundled off the pitch by a steward and Millwall striker Neil Harris. The man then scuffled with security staff and other Millwall fans, including a 41-year-old who appeared to hit him and has been arrested on suspicion of assault.

Millwall said the first fan has also been arrested, and is expected to be charged with entering the field of play.

The incidents happened shortly before half-time, 11 minutes after Doyley had been booked for a late tackle. Millwall were losing 2-0 at the time and the final scoreline equalled Watford's record away win. It was Millwall's biggest defeat since 2002.

In another incident that, along with the others, will be drawn to the FA's attention, a Millwall fan hurled a bottle at Watford goalkeeper Scott Loach.

The Millwall safety officer, Ken Chapman, said: "The fan who came on to the pitch has been banned for five years instantly and it will quite likely be longer through the courts. The second fan, who was one of two people who hit the first fan, has been arrested on suspicion of assault."

Blitz on Exeter City hooligans welcomed by fans - 18/09/2010

Source : thisisexeter.co.uk

EXETER City supporters have welcomed action by police to drive out football hooliganism in the city.

Their comments come as more people are arrested in connection with a mass daytime brawl in Exeter city centre between rival fans.

As previously reported in the Echo, six suspected football hooligans were arrested earlier in the week as part of a major investigation into organised violence in the city.

A further three men have now been brought into police custody and will face questioning about the incident.

The clash, which happened prior to the Grecian's match against Huddesfield on Saturday, May 8, involved several Exeter City supporters, three Huddlesfield fans and one Plymouth Argyle supporter.

Scores of officers descended on addresses across Exeter and Exmouth as part of Operation Goalpost.

They seized mobile phones, laptops and clothing. Police said the items may be used in evidence for any future prosecutions.

The operation, led by the force's football intelligence unit, is the biggest of its kind for some time.

And police said they are still seeking further individuals in connection with the brawl.

Chairman of Exeter City Supporters' Club, Roger Hamilton-Kendall, said football hooligans "tarnish" the reputation of Exeter City.

He told the Echo: "These individuals can't be called supporters because they bring down the name of Exeter City Football Club and tarnish the reputation of the club by their actions whether they attend the game or not.

"We don't want that sort of trouble at the football ground or in the city centre.

"The club has a high level of policing and stewarding and we don't want that bill to increase so any action taken by the police to cut out such incidents is welcomed."

Police are expected to seek football banning orders for the individuals — barring them from attending future matches for a minimum of three years.

Mr Hamilton-Kendall added: "If these individuals are found to be guilty of being involved in organised violent disorder then we would welcome football banning orders preventing them for attending future matches."

Inspector Steve Bickley, leading the operation, said: "Exeter supporters who are deemed to be a risk have been causing some problems in the last couple of seasons.

"We want to get control of the risk group and obtain banning orders in respect of them and bring their behaviour under control.

"Not only do these incidents of violent disorder affect football, it also affects the city centre."

France : AS Cannes - SC Bastia - 11/09/2010

Source : Nice-Matin

Four home-made bombs exploded in the stadium during training and at kick-off.
Then, another one exploded in another stand where a fight erupted.

Tennis Borussia Berlin - Union Berlin II - 09/10/2010

Source : tebe.de

After the game, at 10pm, Tebe supporters were attacked by Union hooligans: punches, kicks, bottles threw...Tebe fans retreated waiting for a police intervention.
Several people were slightly injured.

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Paraguay : 3 de Febrero - Cerro Porteno - 13/09/2010

Source : diariovanguardia.com.py

Before the game, police have arrested 58 Cerro Porteno supporters, totally drunk.

Argentina: Independiente Rivadavia vs Defensa y Justicia : troubles when people buy tickets - 13/09/2010

Source : mdzol.com

Troubles erupted, opposing 300 Independiente supporters and police when these fans tried to buy tickets for this game who will be play next day.
Police used teargas to calm them down.

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Colombia : Deportivo Cali - América de Cali - 12/09/2010

Source : futbolred.com

Like each year this Cali derby was under very high tension.
After the game, both sides of supporters fought, using batons and rocks.
Police intervened to separate both groups.

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Energie Cottbus - Karlsruher SC - 13/09/2010

Source : newsticker.sueddeutsche.de

At 11.30pm, 20 Cottbus supporters have attacked the train of 160 KSC fans with bricks.
Six supporters, aged 19 to 24 year old, were arrested by police. Four of them were already know by authorities for football violence.
One policeman was also injured during the intervention.
Some damages were caused at the train who was delayed.

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