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British PM: Violence may harm World Cup bid

                   
cnn.com
May 16, 2008
        
Story Timeline:  150 days

British PM warns fan violence could harm England's bid for 2018 World Cup Trouble in Manchester marred UEFA Cup final between Rangers and Zenit Fans of Scottish club Rangers were involved in ugly incidents in city center A Zenit St.Petersburg supporter was stabbed but not seriously injured... [read full story]                    

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Brothers in hate: Sunday Herald - Neil Mackay and Rachelle Money

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The shame of Glasgow

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Brothers in hate: Sunday Herald - Neil Mackay and Rachelle Money

nuzhound.com
May 18, 2008
        

Neil Mackay and Rachelle Money reveal the nexus of violence between Glasgow, London and Ulster that brought mayhem to Manchester AS FOOTBALL hooligans launched running battles against police and turned Manchester city centre into a no-go zone on Wednesday night, the Rangers fans at the centre of...

                   

Brothers in hate

sundayherald.com
May 18, 2008
        

Neil Mackay and Rachelle Money reveal the nexus of violence between Glasgow, London and Ulster that brought mayhem to Manchester AS FOOTBALL hooligans launched running battles against police and turned Manchester city centre into a no-go zone on Wednesday night, the Rangers fans at the centre of...

                   

Russians worried about fan violence

thestar.com.my
May 18, 2008
        

LONDON: Russia is worried about possible fan violence in Moscow during next week's Champions League final after the clashes in Manchester this week, but is doing all it can to prevent it, Russia's ambassador to London said on Friday. A Russian fan was stabbed in the back before Russian team Zenit...

                   

Zenit Glory As Rangers Fans Run Riot

about.com
May 17, 2008
        

Football is funny sometimes, turning the sweet scent of imminent success to the obnoxious whiff of defeat in the space of a minute and vice versa, it's moods dictate the mood of thousands of fans who follow the game and while life is surely about more than 22 men kicking a ball around a field,...

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Government to review behaviour of football fans

wspsoccer.com
May 17, 2008
        

The British Government are set to review the violence that marred Wednesday night’s UEFA Cup Final in Manchester. The British Prime Minister Gordon Brown issued a statement in which he stated that his government will review police powers to stop violent public drunkenness. He added that such...

                   

Gers to serve banning orders on shamed fans

espn.go.com
May 16, 2008
        

Rangers chairman Sir David Murray has announced banning orders will be imposed on anyone convicted of involvement in the violent scenes in Manchester city centre which marred the club's involvement in the UEFA Cup final. Police officers were attacked after a big screen due to broadcast the game...

                   

Gordon Brown fears for England's 2018 World Cup bid after violence in Manchester

iht.com
May 16, 2008
        

British Prime Minister Gordon Brown condemned the fan violence that marred the UEFA Cup final as a "disgrace" and expressed concern it could harm England's bid to host the 2018 World Cup. Forty-two people were arrested and 15 police officers injured in clashes in downtown Manchester before and...

                   
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'Mindless minority' condemned

skysports.com
May 16, 2008
        

Scottish FA chief executive Gordon Smith blasts violence Scottish FA chief executive Gordon Smith has blasted the 'mindless minority' of Rangers supporters who were involved in the violence which marred Wednesday's Uefa Cup final. The clashes in Manchester broke out after Zenit St Petersburg...

                   

Smith condemns 'mindless minority'

teamtalk.com
May 16, 2008
        

Scottish FA chief executive Gordon Smith has slammed the "mindless minority" of Rangers fans who caused trouble in Manchester. Smith, a former Rangers player, was dismayed to learn of the trouble which broke out in Manchester city centre on Wednesday evening during the UEFA Cup final. Police...

                   

Violence Follows Victory

sptimes.ru
May 16, 2008
        

Reuters BRUSSELS — Rangers and Zenit St. Petersburg are unlikely to face any punishment over the events that led to the stabbing of a Russian fan at Wednesday’s UEFA Cup final in Manchester, a top UEFA official said. But the Russian club may face sanctions over their fans running on to the pitch...

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