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@emmalush wrote:
@slayer wrote:
simple really
Anyone (football or otherwise) who is convicted abroad of ANY criminal offence loses their passport for 20 years.
It would be very sobering for a multitude of twenty somethings to suddenly find they can’t leave this country until they’re in their 40’s.
Trust me, it would work.
What about the hooligans who live in these countries?
Oss, the liberals who run our country describe hooliganism as the English disease, so naturally a foreign copper aint going to take any chances. They were wrong.
My reply was about ANY offence (football or otherwise) abroad.
In this country, we should birch anyone convicted of a football related offence, have a minimum fine of £10,000 (which is paid through loss of assets, including your house) and minimum 2 years in jail.
Football violence can easily be stopped for the vast vast majority if people are scared of the consequences. A slap on the wrist and a community service does feck all to deter anyone
@oss wrote:
Hold on, what about the coppers who caused all the real damage.
There were no coppers in the Roma fans area, and they were the ones who started the bombardment of missiles.
Playground rules, Oss….. the teacher never sees the first punch… only the second ! :roll:
@slayer wrote:
In this country, we should birch anyone convicted of a football related offence, have a minimum fine of £10,000 (which is paid through loss of assets, including your house) and minimum 2 years in jail.
Football violence can easily be stopped for the vast vast majority if people are scared of the consequences. A slap on the wrist and a community service does feck all to deter anyone
I agree with that, but how do we stop hooligans of English clubs who live abroad?
@emmalush wrote:
@slayer wrote:
In this country, we should birch anyone convicted of a football related offence, have a minimum fine of £10,000 (which is paid through loss of assets, including your house) and minimum 2 years in jail.
Football violence can easily be stopped for the vast vast majority if people are scared of the consequences. A slap on the wrist and a community service does feck all to deter anyone
I agree with that, but how do we stop hooligans of English clubs who live abroad?
Now you’re being pedantic
It is not for this country to decide the laws which affect RESIDENTS of other countries but we can set an example and show the way forward for others to follow
@slayer wrote:
It is not for this country to decide the laws which affect RESIDENTS of other countries but we can set an example and show the way forward for others to follow
So if foreign countries cannot control their residents who follow English clubs and cause trouble, then English clubs should be banned from european games?
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