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AIK v Djurgården in 1992. The documentary style book project I’ve started, begins from 1989-92 then moves through the 90s, 00s and up until present day. Covering AIK, Hammarby, IFK Göteborg,Djurgården, Malmö, IFK Norrköping and GAIS aswell as policing, media, 51% plus more.
rowdy top of the table clash in Swedish Division 2 between Sandvikens IF and Djurgårdens IF in 1982.
13 Sandvikens fans were arrested aswell as 2 Djurgården fans.
📸 taken from the newly released book Då var vi bra by Jens Ahlmén.
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Dusted off the sociology A-Level text books to discuss the Guardian piece on “Schooligans”
Feat the ‘Leicester School’, historical amnesia on young lads’ mischief at matches and the need for understanding.
New: Words: @tomreedwriting
If after decades, having a sniff of a scrap at the match is still a top buzz for our bored youth, then it says more about England than anything else.
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Polisen stormar in på en läktare, orsakar kaos och försätter oskyldiga i plötslig fara.
Omdömeslöst? Ja.
Oväntat? Nej, det kunde nästan bara sluta så här.
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Roo Oxley's recently released book.
"So, What Were The Girls Wearing?! a groundbreaking and original exploration of female football casuals and their long-overlooked place within subcultural history.
While football terrace culture and casual style have been widely documented
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alongside academics, social commentators, brand owners, collectors and participants from across intersecting and overlapping subcultures, the book offers a layered and insider perspective on female identity, style and belonging. Oxley captures the clobber, the codes,
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the presence of women has remained largely absent from the archive. Oxley challenges this omission, turning to the "forgotten tribe" of female casuals and placing their voices at the centre of the narrative.
Drawing on raw, first-hand accounts from original female casuals
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Vålerenga Hockey 1980s
I actually came across this whilst trying to search for a photo I had seen ages ago, of a supporter wearing a t-shirt with Apeberget (spellcheck) on.
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IFK Norrköping v AIK in 1991
"Fifteen minutes into the first half, a homemade explosive device (hidden in a spice jar with batteries, wires, and a timer) that had been buried 15 centimeters deep under the pitch detonated. 1/2
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