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Cardiff was far from the only team that struggled with hooligans and organized fighting 30-40 years ago . But Cardiff took it remarkably long time to clear up the problem. year-old has made as many football fans in Cardiff, he has now renounced violence culture , and look today at football matches as a peaceful family activity . Abraham was partly named and filmed with a hidden camera in the BBC's award-winning hooligan documentary England 's shame , a representation he is deeply disagree in. He explains that he has never been convicted of football -related violence , only a few episodes that were associated with football. Read the inside stories from inside Cardiff City Football Club, to opening and working in nightclubs, and working with the rich and famous.
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I'm glad Swansea didn't have a big problem with football hooliganism like some clubs did. Or are you saying because you are a Cardiff fan, that makes you tougher than someone from Swansea. Anyway this whole thread and the fact we are still discussing the incident over 33 years later, is thanks to Cardiff for reporting the issue to the police. So thank them
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You will not believe how big the change has been, now there is hardly a cop on the Cardiff match. Now maybe arrested two to three in each game , while it used to be 200-300 . Changing stadium ended the hooligan culture in Cardiff , he said.
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As Sala had not signed the revised contract, he was, the club maintained, therefore not registered as their player. Fifa President Gianni Infantino intervened and urged the clubs to find an agreement but with a deadline of September 5 before the matter was to be resolved by the world body’s player status committee. Not only was he a man loved dearly by his family, but a man who had captured the hearts of his team-mates and fans, many of whom were in floods of tears as they hung yellow scarves and flowers to the icy railings outside Nantes' training ground. I'm not sure the reason we still talk about it is because Cardiff reported it it to the Police, although I do think that is daft. The reason it is still talked about is because your fans have been singing about it for years, and your players / squad do the "Swim away" celebration in almost every game that you score a meaningful goal.
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Therefore, unless Cardiff appeal, it seems likely that the club will be expected to cover the entire transfer fee in due course. They insist they are seeking clarification over the exact meaning of FIFA's decision, before deciding whether to appeal. This book documents the never before told story of the forming of the Soul Crew and how it was established, who was involved and how it become known as one of football’s most notorious football firms. Annis gives an honest and frank account of the original members involved and when the Soul Crew became the name that many have tried to tried to keep alive for years since. Soul Crew has been inactive for at least 15 years now but through this book you get right to the middle of the forming of the Soul Crew and how after years of being disorganised, the firm became respected amongst other firms. I am currently working on my Sixth book, which will tell my own personal story. It will tell the tale of how I grew up on the Ninian Park terraces during the Seventies and will include the best stories from my Soul Crew years in the Eighties and Nineties. Also all the managers/players I have met in the last 37 years. I have started a publishing company, My first book was “The Rise and Fall of The Cardiff City Valley Rams”(Published and Released June 09).I am now currently working with an ex Premier player and also an ex Wales Legend.
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