Una autora reflexiona sobre su intermitente pasión por el fútbol durante los Mundiales, contrastando su experiencia del Mundial de 1978 bajo la dictadura argentina con su angustia en una reciente final entre Argentina y España. Aborda el patriotismo, la ludopatía digital y el uso de eslóganes dictatoriales en los medios.
England's football team is riding a wave of public affection and team spirit under manager Thomas Tuchel, fueled by emotional connections rather than structural fixes. While this has propelled them forward, their upcoming match against Norway poses a significant challenge, potentially exposing defensive weaknesses that 'vibes' alone cannot overcome.
Parigi è blindata e in alta tensione per la partita dei Mondiali tra Francia e Marocco. Le autorità temono disordini e raduni nelle piazze, con possibili scontri legati a gruppi di hooligan, specialmente in caso di vittoria del Marocco.
Alessandro Casolari, a former Italian football ultra leader known as "Caso," recounts a life filled with crime, including hostage negotiation, cocaine smuggling to Italy, and alleged human rights abuses in prison. The author, a journalist, details Casolari's journey from leading ultras in Ferrara to his involvement with Farc guerrillas and his claims of political prisoner status.
The article chronicles the extraordinary life of Alessandro Casolari, an Italian figure who transitioned from leading football ultras in Ferrara to involvement in international cocaine smuggling and hostage negotiation. It details his criminal activities, prison experiences, and his self-proclaimed political prisoner status, highlighting his complex and often contradictory personality.
TMC MLA Kunal Ghosh was hit by an egg thrown by a youth outside Mamata Banerjee's Kalighat residence in Kolkata. The accused alleged Ghosh committed 'atrocities,' while Ghosh called it 'planned hooliganism' and questioned security.
Plus de 890 interpellations ont eu lieu après la victoire du PSG face à Arsenal, une hausse de 45% par rapport à 2025. Le ministre de l'Intérieur Laurent Nunez a déploré des débordements, pillages et violences, tandis que des experts appellent à ne pas généraliser et citent l'exemple anglais de lutte contre le hooliganisme.
ANALYSE - Le hooliganisme des années 1990 a laissé place à un rituel de violences urbaines et gratuites lors des événements sportifs et des grandes dates festives comme Halloween ou le 14 juillet, analyse le sondeur*, après les violences qui ont accompagné la victoire du PSG en Ligue des champions.
Nizhnevartovsk City Court sentenced three young men for the murder of a peer and hooliganism. One received 6 years 8 months for stabbing the victim during an argument, while two others received prison terms for related offenses.
The Investigative Committee in Nizhny Novgorod has opened a criminal case against Sergey Kornilov, dubbed the 'Nizhny Novgorod major,' for hooliganism after he caused a multi-car accident. Kornilov, driving a Mercedes-Benz SL, collided with two other vehicles and later insulted his followers, calling them 'paupers' and stating 'majors don't die.'
Tommy Robinson (Stephen Yaxley-Lennon) has become a prominent voice for right-wing grievance in Britain, amplified by figures like Elon Musk. His rise from football hooliganism to a platform for "unsayable" views is explored, highlighting his ability to tap into public alienation and the establishment's perceived failures.
Archives reveal how a format that even one winning manager wanted abolished four decades ago came to beAs the playoffs begin for the 40th time, it is easy to forget there was once a world without them. But where did they come from? Whose idea were they? And how did they take root in English football? The EFL granted access to its archives containing the documents and meeting minutes charting how an idea, conceived to help lower-league clubs financially and add late-season spice, evolved into one of the most cherished fixtures in the English football calendar and gave birth the “richest game in football”, as the Championship final is known.It is hard to comprehend quite how broken English football was in the mid-1980s. In the 1988 book League Football and the Men Who Made it, Simon Inglis writes: “The year 1985 was the most devastating in the hundred years of the Football League.” Hooligans attracted headlines, fans were killed in riots and clashes with police drew the attention of the prime minister, Margaret Thatcher, who told football to get its house in order. Continue reading...
