Swansea Jacks, The: From Skinheads to Stone Island - Forty Years of One of Britain's Most Notorious Hooligan Gangs

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When the clubs did clash, the rivalry was intensified, and in recent decades that has manifested itself in one area in particular: hooliganism. A dart was thrown at a policeman’s head during a Welsh Cup final in the early 1980s, and in 1993, what became known as ‘The Battle of Ninian Park’ saw pitch invasions, seats thrown and multiple arrests. During the afternoon I saw a fight break out. I couldn't believe what I was seeing. I was assaulted. I may have thrown punches in self-defence as persons continued to assault me. I am an entirely innocent party. Barrister Dean Pulling, for Mallon, said the late night assault had been instigated by Mr Tooze. He said the two passengers had had the "misfortune" to get into Mr Tooze's cab, a "self-styled football hooligan who revels in glorifying his own and other people's violence".

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The Republic of Ireland forward - who was linked with a close-season move to Swansea - floated his header over the helpless Fisher to score Rotherham's first goal of the campaign. Rotherham had the first chance of the second period, as Ogbene's measured effort was pushed beyond the far post by Fisher. Waar het allemaal begon..." (in Dutch). Spangenaren.nl. Archived from the original on 23 February 2011 . Retrieved 6 April 2013. The return fixture saw trouble all day. At the game's end 90 seats were ripped up and thrown on to the pitch by Cardiff fans.Kane, of Richard Street, Manselton, Swansea, admitted inflicting grievous bodily harm with intent and to possession of a Class A drug. I was pleased with the performance. I was pleased with the fanbase - they appreciate how difficult this league is for us and how difficult the opposition were for us. Unge Casuals-bøller fører an i Århus". aarhusportalen.dk. Archived from the original on 30 May 2012 . Retrieved 2 April 2012. Ferguson C (1987) pp 89 Bring Out Your Riot Gear – Hearts are here! Gorgie Aggro 1981–1986. S T Publishing (16 August 1999) Edinburgh: ISBN 978-0-9535920-0-5 READ MORE: Michael Duff holds talks with Newcastle United star over Swansea City player and sets out challenge

Prosecutor Damian Van Duyvenbode read each statement aloud to the jury of eight men and four women today.Perhaps there's more to it than football, with Cardiff being named the official capital of Wales in 1955 [Swansea was only granted city status in 1969] and Swansea feeling that they'd been relegated to the status of a second-class city... the poor relation of Wales.” Dodd, Paul; McNee, Iain (13 November 1998). England's Number One: The Great Adventures of a Serial Soccer Yob. PIG Publishing. ISBN 1-903854-41-5. Davies' statement read: "I was at Newbury races. I saw a group of boys over by the grandstand causing trouble by throwing drinks and fighting. We are really disappointed as a group with the goal for them. Rotherham's strength is putting the ball in the box - long throws, set-pieces - and the only rime they really threatened us was when they had an opportunity to put it into the box, because we were really dominant. Saleh, Nurdin (5 March 2018). "Mengenal Flower City Casual, Bobotoh Persib Bandung Bergaya Beda". Tempo . Retrieved 17 January 2023.