Will there be hooligan trouble at this year's world cup?
604647
Hope that it wont happen\nif it does then its only Minor
623892
dont do it its not save. people will actually do hateful things. even wearing a jersey could get you beat up. there are many stupid people waiting for someone to do something like that to start chaos and blame it on the whole world cup thing
391326
Maybe it's not fashionable - but look at the history of World Cups - apparently mediocre teams - playing at home - with all the hype and all the hope and support - ?\n\nMy money is on Germany.  I think we will get a surprise - at least in the results they will pull out of the hat.\n\nThough don't expect too much exciting stylish football from them.  Grit, tactics, theatrics and plenty of home support will see them through.  \n\nMore's the pity.
311696
No, but they will make it to at least the quarter finals.They r the host,i don't think fifa would let them loose before they make it out of there group.It would be bad for business.
1004415
he was suspended at the last world cup and will probably be suspended again this time. thats good news, he won't ruin any more games.
1134417
Perhaps, but it definitely won't be easy. So far Ronaldo and Ronaldinho have barely shown up, and have only recently begun to fire up. It doesn't mean it will last, esp. with France also heating up and England potentially in Brazil's path...Brazil may win, but it will be an ugly fight to the trophy.
1000342
Surely the answer to this lies in the refereeing. Players will try anything to win and if they are allowed to get away with these displays of bad sportsmanship they will continue.
998548
Not at all, hooliganism has been pretty much stamped out, in the top flight and at international level anyway. There will always be people making trouble but the majority of fans are families and the middle classes so trouble is kept to a minimum (maybe they kick off when they can't find parking??) Millwall fans still fight but now they just attack people outside the grounds and on the other six days of the week.......I have not seen the movie but I used to go to Chelsea as a kid in the 80's and it sometimes got preety crazy! I saw a man in a relly clean and neat suit throw a dustbin through a car windscreen once.........
532517
Dont worry to much about them\nAustrali will be there!!!!
1030232
I believe one of the players from the Argentinian team ran across the pitch and thumped one of the officials from FIFA. The players also from both teams got involved in a rumpas. Not good really,they are making themselves as bad, if not worse than football hooligans! Shocking scenes on the news.
1137391
Yes - without a doubt.  The levels of football hooliganism are much better than they have been in the past - but generally I don't think our fans are much to be proud of - they tend to be very loud, drunken, yobbish and violent.  Which is a real shame as there are plenty of English footie fans who do behave well, it is the great number who are a disgrace that everyone remembers.  I am 100% behind the police's zero tolerance attitude to football hooliganism in this country.
1183641
the ref's in this world cup are the worst ever in the history of the world cup, so i guess my answers is prob. yes yes he dam will. im going to argentina anyways.
1166412
fans going onto the pitch is not the problem.  some european countries and their fans have been very bad in terms of racism towards specifically black players in the recent past.  the heightened security in the stands was supposed to handle this concern
1178300
LOL!  Maybe they would want a world cup, it depends on how tight the athletic supporter is...
1120654
Nothing is what it seams. I think that there is corruption everywhere. There was trouble over tickets, someone from FIFA was sacked/asked to leave because they was selling tickets 2 or 3 times face value.\n\nBut as for match fixing, i think is almost impossible. \n\nBut hey who's knows in this freaking world.
894148
ahh..dont be so superstitious...it doesnt matter at all...\nsouth africa is still unlucky when it comes to World Cup...what do u suggest ?
1102647
None, FIFA rules were explicit, only 23 players for team, no more and no less, thats why teams like Spain, Argentina, Netherlands, Mexico and others had some problems because they didnt called all of their players and they had to keep some good players at home