The Best Polish Hooligans 2004 384 mb

Polar - Cracovia
Piast - Ruch
GKS T. - Rakow
Lech - Legia
Zaglebie S. - Polonia B.
Stal Rz. - Korona
Arka - Pogon
Ruch - Lks
Zawisza - Elana
Lech - Wisla
Zaglebie L. - Pogon
Ruch R. - Zaglebie S
Derby Rzeszowa Resovia - Stal
Karkonosze -Gornik W
Stal Rz. - Motor
Lechia-Elana
Derby Lodzi LKS - Wdizew
Jaga - Arka

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Its a Casual Life 177 mb



It's a casual life tells the story of Jimmy and his lifelong membership of the Saturday scene. Through a brutally honest monologue and series of dramatic and violent events, the film challenges the myths surrounding football hooliganism and explores Jimmy's past, passion and above all, motivation. Central to the story is Jimmy's love affair with the culture of football. We discover his resentment at the evolution of The Casual scene and the demise of everything it once stood for. Changes that ultimately arrive for Jimmy have long-lasting consequences.

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Klatka Poljski dokumentarac



Movie is about fights between young people in Poland. Title "Klatka" comes from fights in cage. Except that fights between football fans is in the centre of attention. First half of movie was filmed too frenetically with too short scenes jumping from one scene to another and sometimes without audio commentary for too long so if you are not familiar with topic you won't know what the movie is about. In the second half there is more narration (by football fans, KLATKA fighters..) and in this part there is significant rise in quality.

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MacIntyre Undercover - Chelsea Headhunters 372 mb



The British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC) are showing a documentary where a reporter infiltrated Chelsea's firm for 18 months - the result is the programme described below. As a Chelsea fan it is a bit worrying and a lot of people are nervous about what/who is going to be on it. There was a bit of trouble at the Chelsea v West Ham game but there was no doubt the program has caused paranoia amongst Chelsea fans.

  SUNDAY TIMES ARTICLE ON 'NIGHTMARE'
  Sunday, 07-Nov-1999 18:12:00

  'Nightmare' plots his new football war Martin James and Jon Ungoed-Thomas

  SPRAWLED in the back of a Mercedes on the M1, one of Britain's most feared football hooligans brandishes his mobile phone to marshal more than 150 young men for a riot. Known to his followers as "Nightmare", Andrew Frain tracks the movements of fellow thugs travelling by coach as he prepares to telephone the leader of a rival gang with the words: "It's the Nightmare calling - are you boys ready?"

  He grins as he boasts of an attack in which a policeman was stabbed in the face: "We was laughing at him . . . he said, 'You can't do that - I'm an off-duty policeman'." An 18-month undercover investigation has exposed the ringleaders of Britain's most notorious gang of football hooligans and uncovered evidence of a resurgence of the widespread thuggery associated with the sport in the 1980s. It shows how a small circle of thugs is co-ordinating growing attacks on rival fans. With the first of two England-Scotland football matches a week away, senior police officers admit that the sport is facing a renewed threat from hooliganism.

  Fresh figures from the National Criminal Intelligence Service (NCIS) show that arrests for football-related violent disorder have almost doubled in a year, from 52 in 1997-98 to 100 last season. Modern hooligans shun scarves and hats in team colours for plain clothes and baseball caps to shield their faces from surveillance cameras. Many are not only members of the right-wing group Combat 18, but also have Ulster loyalist sympathies. They generally prefer cocaine to lager. Hidden camera footage of a Chelsea match in Copenhagen last November reveals that Jason Marriner, 32, is an organiser with Frain, 35, of the notorious hooligan gang, the Chelsea Headhunters. Marriner, who runs a tyre business in Hanworth, southwest London, declares to his followers in a Danish bar: "We've come here to have a war." It was the Chelsea Headhunters who organised an ambush of Scottish supporters in Trafalgar Square during the Euro 96 championship. Forty people were injured and an ambulance was damaged in clashes. Police arrested 72 people. NCIS fears a repeat of the violence during the England-Scotland games.

  Marriner unsuspectingly reveals the fascist affiliations of Chelsea thugs, explaining how he and Frain - a member of the Ku Klux Klan - visited Auschwitz and mocked visitors with Nazi salutes: "I quickly took the photo [of Frain doing a Nazi salute] and a Polish geezer starts crying. I think I put the final nail in the coffin when I tried to get into the oven." Marriner, who avoids detection by football intelligence units by never travelling directly to international matches, is later shown on the football terraces in Copenhagen making a Nazi salute and clutching a banner scrawled with obscenities about the striker Brian Laudrup.

  Ken Bates, the Chelsea football club chairman, pledged to ban the "scum" who held the banner in Copenhagen. Marriner, however, still attends matches and was even able to renew his season ticket for the Upper East stand last May.

  It took reporter Donal MacIntyre months to be accepted into the inner councils of the Headhunters gang. In an effort to ingratiate himself, MacIntyre, 32, had a Chelsea emblem tattooed on his arm and moved in next to Marriner. In a documentary to be broadcast on BBC1 on Wednesday, Marriner admits organising "troops" for carefully planned attacks on other gangs of hooligans. There is also a high level of communication between rival gangs to arrange the venue for fights. MacIntyre and members of the production team are being given personal protection by the BBC. The police are to be sent a copy of the programme

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Hooligan - Documentary about the Inter City Firm 475 mb



 Documentary which examines the motivation behind the organisation of football violence by groups such as West Ham's "Inter-City Firm", who often travel by first class ticket. It questions the members of the ICF about their motives and attitudes. It gives the views of Leicester University sociologists who have for five years studied the social roots of football spectator violence. It offers evidence to judge the degree to which the politicians, the sociologists, the Popplewell report and public opinion have got it right.

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Houligans Kato Ta Heria Apo Ta Niata-Grcki dokumentarac



Giorgos is a young man who just graduated from college. His parents are preparing a party to celebrate this occasion. George spoils the evening by appearing dressed like a woman as a reaction to the rotten modern society. After a fight with his parents he leaves home and teams up with the "Hooligans", a bunch of punks that cause trouble at football games and destroy everything that stands in their way. One night during a fight, George breaks his spine and as doctors say, he will never walk again. His father starts investigating by himself and finds out that the hooligans are lead by a Nazi organization that take advantage of the whole chaotic situation in order to gain power! When the hooligans learn about the manipulation, they go after the fascists.

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BBC - Hooligans Untold Story - Panorama Special



The shocking untold story of the 2006 World Cup - the mindless violence, the racism, the unseen riots and the running battles in German cities as the police tried to protect the hundreds of thousands of genuine fans who were attending the sporting extravaganza. Undercover cameras reveal the ugly face of the beautiful game and capture the true extent of England's shame as hundreds of yobs sing, swear and scrap their way across Germany.

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Hooligans and Thugs - Footballs Most Violent Fan Fights 700 mb



 Football truly is the world's game, and the dark side of that mania is the football hooligan. Many matches around the world are marred by violence between groups of (usually drunken) ruffians who engage in violent altercations with whoever crosses their paths. Hooligans & Thugs - Football's Most Violent Fan Fights lives up to its title containing little more than footage of some disastrous soccer hooligan incidents.

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ns88 Hooligans Documentary 375 mb



Football thugs or the last of the berserker breed? Judge for yourself in this unique video documentary of the raw force behind "hooligan power". The video contains rare and bloody footage and shows the impact of National Socialist action groups on the football/battle field. Controversial and frightening to some, it still shows the fighting spirit of young White warriors. The White Pride rock'n'roll sound track gives this explosive documentary an extra dimension of Aryan Power!

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ns88 Vandalize and Victimize 335 mb



This video is the most violent video ever produced. Guaranteed to make you want to smash your TV set. Includes, Shootings, Hooligan riots, police being beat, executions, skinhead fighting and riots.

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Proc? Ceski dokumentarac



This very interesting docu-drama was based on a true incident in 1985, where fans of the Czechoslovakian side Sparta Prague ran amok on a train after a match. It was commissioned by the authorities in Czechoslovakia, but apparently spawned copycat behaviour in the period after it's release.
  Though as Theo Roberstson in an earlier post calls the protagonists 'boy scouts' compared to the Liverpool fans at Heysel, one must realise that their behaviour was rightly deemed totally unacceptable in an authoritarian communist society. I myself have been on a train with a large number of drunk and loud fans of a certain London club, and even though nothing was broken and nobody was attacked, it was a terrifying experience for many of the passengers. 'Proc?' accurately captures the wild adrenaline fuelled excesses of the fans and the fear of the travellers. If like me, you've been stuck on a train with a bunch of hyped up football fans, this film will bring back bad memories.
  Theo must also be reminded that though he claims hooliganism is an 'English' problem, he forgets that the Scots have a long history of crowd disorder, such as Glasgow Rangers rioting after their 1972 Cup-Winners Cup victory, and the infamous wrecking of Wembley pitch by Scottish fans in the 1970's. I feel that Theo has spent more time attacking the English than actually reviewing the film!.
  'Proc?' does a far better job of looking at the problem of football hooliganism than movies such as Alan Clarke's 'The Firm' , as rather than concentrating on the violence between rival fans as Clarke does, Karel Smyczek focuses on the effect the fans behaviour has on the public.

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True Life - Football Fanats 231 mb



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Secret Dossier - Fanats War 526 mb



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BBC - Heysel 1985: Requiem For A Cup Final 700 mb



On 29 May 1985 in Brussels' Heysel Stadium, the UEFA cup final between two of Europe's greatest teams, Liverpool and Juventus, was plunged into tragedy before the game even began.
  Thirty-nine fans - 32 of them Italian - died, crushed and suffocated, when a stadium wall collapsed, trapping the hundreds of Italians fleeing a charge led by Liverpool hooligans on the terraces.
  As the bodies laid out in front of the stadium were being transported to a military hospital a couple hours later, the final kicked off.
  Twenty years on, this documentary shows previously unbroadcast footage of the tragic events as they unfolded with interviews of Italians caught in the crush, and those who lost relatives and friends. It recounts the experiences of Belgian emergency workers who had to identify the victims - rendered unrecognisable in death - from their most personal possessions.
  Liverpool and Juventus players reflect on what they knew of the tragedy at the time and whether it was right to go out and play in the circumstances, as well as their role in the emergency efforts and attempt to calm traumatised fans.
  The documentary also offers an insight into the panic and confusion among those who took the decision to play the game - UEFA and Belgian FA officials, club representatives, international statesmen and the Belgian military.
  And how and why they reached the conclusion that to avoid further carnage, the final had to go ahead.

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BBC Hooligans 1 of 3 - No One Likes Us 100 mb



It is a common belief that football hooliganism in England and Wales, so rampant during the Seventies and Eighties, has all but disappeared. But the first programme in the series, "No one likes us" rapidly destroys that myth.
  During the past season secret cameras have followed hooligan gangs attached to a number of English clubs and the England national team.
  They show the extraordinary scenes which take place, before and after matches, but which are rarely reported.
  All-seater stadia may have solved the problem of violence within football grounds.
  But this major undercover investigation shows how thugs have merely changed the venue, with trouble now taking place in the streets around the grounds.
  The multi-billion pound football industry tries to present only the glamorous image of the beautiful game, but there is an ugly side to the picture - a picture which the football authorities would rather was kept hidden.

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