Hooligans Abroad : The Behaviour and Control of English Fans in Continental Europe

John Michael Williams · Eric Dunning · Patrick Murphy

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Introduction: Heysel and after. Part 1 English fans in Spain preparations for Spain English fans in northern Spain the behaviour of English fans in Northern Spain in non-football contexts English fans in Madrid. Part 2 The behaviour and control of English fans at one-off continental matches: Aston Villa v Bayern Munich - crowd behaviour and crowd control at the 1982 European Cup Final English fans in Copenhagen, September 1982. Conclusion: tackling the problem. Appendices: crowd disorders abroad reported in English newspapers in which no English teams or fans were involved crowd disorders abroad reported in English newspapers in which English fans or players were recorded as the aggressors crowd disorders abroad reported in English newspapers in which English fans or players were regarded as victims a provisional scheme for limiting the occurrence of football hooligan behaviour by English fans at continental matches.

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