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MINISTRY OF EDUCATION AND TRAINING

DONG DO UNIVERSITY

DEPARTMENT OF FOREIGN LANGUAGES

GRADUATION PAPER

FOOTBALL AND HOOLIGANISM

Student: Tran Viet Hoang

Class: K13NA2

Supervisor: Mr. Dang Quoc Tuan



CONTENTS

� CHAPTER 1: HISTORY OF ENGLISH FOOTBALL

� CHAPTER 2: ENGLISH FOOTBALL TOURNAMENT

� CHAPTER 3: FAMOUS ENGLISH FOOTBALL CLUBS

� CHAPTER 4: HOOLIGANISM

A: INTRODUCTION

B: DEVELOPMENT

C: CONCLUSION



INTRODUCTION

� English football ,we can define that it is a game played by twoteams of 11 players each on a rectangular, 100-yard-long field

with goal lines and goal posts at either end, the object is to gain

possession of the ball and advance it in running or passing

plays across the opponent's goal line or kick it through the air

between the opponent's goal posts.



HISTORY OF ENGLISH FOOBALL

� The History of English football is a long and detailed

one, as it is not only the national sport ,but England was

where the game was developed and codified .

� Through over 800 years of development , Englishfootball have become very famous all over the world.

� Nowaday English football is greatly affected by money,

because players can be transfered from

club to another club with million pounds of transfer cost.So a rich football club is

often a strong team.



ENGLISH FOOTBALL TOURNAMENTS

� The two most famous tournaments of

England is FA CUP and Premier League.



FAMOUS FOOTBALL CLUBS



ENGLISH FOOTBALL HOOLIGANISM

� Football hooliganism, also known as the EnglishDisease is unruly and destructive behaviour²suchas fighting, destroying and thrilling²by footballteams fans .Fights between supporters of rival

teams may take place before or after footballmatches at pre-arranged locations away fromstadiums, in order to avoid arrests by the police, or they can start it directly at the stadium or in thesurrounding streets. . Football hooliganism can

range from shouts and small-scale fistfights to hugeriots where hooligans attack each other with deadlyweapons such as sports bats, bottles, rocks, andknives.



FOOTBALL HOOLIGANISM IN UNITED KINGDOM

o In March 1978, a full-scale riot broke out at The Den during an FA

Cup quarter-final between Millwall and Ipswich. Fighting began onthe terraces, then spilled out on to the pitch and into the narrow

streets around the ground. Bottles, knives, iron bars, boots and

concrete slabs rained from the sky. Dozens of innocent people were

injured.

o On 29 May 1985, 39 Juventus fans were crushed to death duringthe European Cup Final between Liverpool and Juventus at Heysel

Stadium in Brussels; an event that became known as the Heysel

Stadium disaster .

ENGLAND



Heysel stadium disaster ,39 fans of Liverpool was

crushed to death



The most

serious case

in England is

Hillsborough

disaster in

1989, 96

fans died.



FOOTBALL H OOLIGANISM IN U NITED K INGDOM

� NORTHERN IRELAND

Northern Irish football has suffered from hooliganism. While

riots have occurred in the past such as that between Belfast

Celtic and Linfield in 1948, there has historically been a

heated rivalry between Linfield F.C. and Glentoran F.C. such

as the 2005 riot, Linfield had won the league the year before.The game finished 3-2. and the 2008 Boxing Day riot. Linfield

were defeating Glentoran 3-0 and Glentoran fans started

ripping out chairs of Windsor Park and throwing them towards

Linfield fans.



Hooligans fire flares

on the

stadium

Hooligans fighting witheach others




� SCOTLAND

Hooliganism occurs in some areas of Scottish football.

Pre-arranged fights between firms on match days mostly

take place away from the football grounds. Most Scottish

football fans are against this behaviour, and authoritieshave taken several measures to reduce football

hooliganism.



Policemen caught 2

hooligans.

Hooligans attack an

old woman on the

street near stadium




� WALES

In January 2002, Leeds United A.F.C. and Cardiff City

fans, players, and Cardiff chairman Sam Hammam were

hit by missiles during a match, and hundreds of Cardiff

fans invaded the pitch after the final whistle to celebrateknocking the then leaders of the Premier League out of

the FA Cup.



Hooliganism is really

a nightmare of

English football



FOOTBALL HOOLIGANISM IN VIETNAM

.In VietNam, football hooliganism is not as serious as in United Kingdom

because our football can not compare with the fooball of developed countries.There are some cases caused by Vietnamese hooligans,especially Hai Phong

fans: -Fans of Hai Phong Cement club threw bottles and hard items onto the

field in the match against Hoa Phat Hanoi in Lach Tray stadium.

-Hai Phong Cement Club¶s fans burnt flares at their home Lach Tray Stadium





CONCLUSION

English football is not only a sport game with 22 players on a

pitch; it is an emblem of English, which is very famous and popular

all over the world. English football is one part of the English cultural,

it¶s very famous and having great effects on English people, from

young to old, from man to woman, it¶s the part that can¶t be lack of inEnglish life.

English football has no border line, almost everyone in the world

love it, almost everyman want to play it, and even women can play

football, so its effect is great to people. One of its worst effects is

hooliganism, hooligans are people who love football so much and

they gathered into a group, do everything for their beloved football

team, such as fighting with other team¶s fans, attacking players that

they hate or even worse, hooliganism is really a disaster of English

football.



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