Season 81/82

Norway - England - 09/09/1981

Source : Press

Supporters clash with the police before the match.

Crystal Palace - Newcastle United - 15/05/1982

Source : CPFC forum - CPFC lad

(...) last game of that season 81/82 we played Newcastle at home and it kicked off on the pitch after the game.
Elsie was fighting some big Geordie and the old bill went to nick him so he had it on his toes and almost got away but for some c*** of a steward to trip him up with a corner flag. (...)

Queens Park Rangers - Crystal Palace - 28/02/1982

Source : CPFC forum - CPFC lad

Qpr away 82 was mental only 19 was one of the 1st on the plastic pitch with Bobby K, I vividly recall Pat T on the roof to our left braces and all urging Palace fans to invade the pitch After the game all round the bush area it was going off everywhere.

We got up to all sots of mischief but I wont go into too many details about the Seaweed and Clown scum but lots of fun over the years.
Got nicked a few times at Clowns and go away from Old bill at the Gallstone

CPFC Mob

Chelsea FC - Liverpool FC - FA Cup - 13/02/1982

Source : Press

Police try to hold back Chelsea fans as they surge across the terraces towards opposing Liverpool fans.

England - France - 16/06/1982

Source : Press

Spanish riot police with batons look on as England football fans tumble over barriers during a minor disturbance with French fans at the World Cup Soccer match between England and France in Bilbao.

Walsall FC - Oxford City - 30/01/1982

Source : Press

Millwall FC - Portsmouth FC - 21/05/1982

Source : mail

Basketball: PAOK Saloniki - Panathinaikos - Finale de coupe jouée à Thessalonique- 30/06/1982

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FC Bruges - Feyenoord Rotterdam - Match amical - 81/82

Source: Belgian press

Feyenoord fans jailed for the night

The Bruges police made short work of around ten Feyenoord supporters yesterday afternoon.
The group disrupted public order in Bruges, where the Bruges Matines tournament is taking place.
They were immediately taken to the police station and detained.
They will not be released until this morning.

Several hundred Feyenoord supporters had travelled to Bruges for the tournament. A dozen of them caused problems for drivers and pedestrians.
After the incidents in the city centre, most hotels refused Dutch guests.

AZ Alkmaar - FC Liverpool - 21/10/1981

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Arsenal FC - Swansea City - 27/02/1982

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Swansea

SV Darmstadt - FC Nürnberg - 24/10/1981

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Nürnberg

Inter Milan - AS Roma - 22/11/1981

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Newcastle United – Chelsea FC – 27/03/1982

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Chelsea

Barnsley FC - Newcastle United - 17/10/1981

Source : press

Liverpool FC - Everton FC - 07/11/1981

Source : Press

Arsenal FC - West Ham United - 01/05/1982

Source : Press

Rotherham United – Chelsea FC – 31/10/1981

Source: mail - FC fan view

(...)
At 10 to 3 the home fans scattered after realising Chelsea had invaded their end. There wasn’t much local resistance that day, Chelsea had to run to catch the locals. It was a common thing then for Chelsea to go into home fans terracing to say ‘hello’ (...)

After the game Plod tried to get everyone back to the train station even though the car was in a different direction. Me and Clive managed to get away from the Police escort along with another 7 or 8 Chelsea lads. Wondering around Rotherham in the dark we soon got lost and found ourselves cornered in a dead end by a large group of locals. There were barely ten of us, and I thought we were in for a right hiding. One of the other Chelsea lads kept saying over and over “hold your own – don’t run…hold your own – don’t run, don’t run..’ as the Rotherham came nearer. Crikey mate, there was nowhere to bloody run! All of a sudden the Rotherham scattered like they had on the terracing, as a mob of Chelsea piled into them from behind. The ‘hold your own’ lad turned out to be one of Hickey’s mob, as some of the Chelsea recognised him as they ran towards us, thinking we were Rotherham.

Derby County – Chelsea FC – 28/11/1981

Source: CFC fan view

When the train pulled into Derby in late November, you could sense there was trouble ahead. 100’s of got off and went into the city for a drink or two. I think I only managed one pint before word got round that Derby were attacking stray Chelsea lads down near the station. The pub emptied and everyone headed down there. There was no one around, so I headed up to the ground.

During most of the first half there were constant running fights on the Derby terracing. Plod finally got there act together and managed to round up the Chelsea who were causing the problem. Strange/silly how it might sound today, but whenever any Chelsea mob were taken out of a home end and bought along the side of the pitch into the away end, most of us cheered them. It was like they were returning victorious soldiers. You’d see the same old Generals……

Chelsea FC - Tottenham Hotspur – 06/03/1982

Source: CFC fan view

(...)
On the terracing we carried on the singing about the Spurs game…”one week to Tottenham, there’s only one week to Tottenham, one week to Tottenham, there’s only one week to Tottenham” Even at work I’d been singing “6/5/4… days to Tottenham, there’s only…..” I really looked forward to the Liverpool FAC games in 78 and 82, but this one –to me and many others- was like a Cup Final. The Kings Head was bouncing before the game, and as we left to walk up to the ground, a few scuffles broke out by Fulham Broadway as some ‘loud’ Spurs announced their arrival. Up by the Shed entrance I saw probably the strangest thing I’ve ever saw at a football match. A couple of guys were walking around with a string of Pork sausages around their necks…

Alessandria - Atalanta Bergamo – 25/04/1982

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Atalanta


Atalanta vs Genoa