Armed for the Match: The Troubles and Trial of the Chelsea Headhunters

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LONDON -- A judge Monday sentenced five 'of the nastiest, most ruthless and most vicious' soccer fans to up to 10 years in prison for organizing six years of violence that frequently turned English and European stadiums into battlefields. The close Headhunter association with following England has increased the nationalist and xenophobic attitudes of many Chelsea hooligans. Weeks before the event, Marriner was excitedly telling McIntyre about his role in organising an attack on the march. In 1995 Chelsea were knocked out of the FA Cup by Millwall at Stamford Bridge where trouble erupted again.

Below is a video of the news footage that was reported on GMTV, a breakfast television show aired in Britain. However, there have been several incidents involving the Chelsea Headhunters in Pattaya - mainly involving Japanese and Western journalists. The trouble would have been considerably worse had it not been for the largest police operation for a sporting event in British history.Millwall’s players were attacked as they left the pitch including Dave Mitchell a former Chelsea player. Kevin Whitton, a high-profile member of the firm, was sentenced to life imprisonment on 8 November 1985 for violent assault after being found guilty of involvement in an attack on a pub on King's Road.

He had a Chelsea tattoo applied to himself for authenticity, although the hardcore were surprised he chose the hated "Millwall lion" badge rather than the 1960s Chelsea erect lion. To get stories from Daily Star delivered straight to your inbox sign up to one of our free newsletters here .co/i/2e2 - canada goose down vest manteau canada goose wholesale handbags and jewelry [ http://bixx. His local is the International Bar in Soi Yamoto, run by Scots from Edinburgh but which flies the Union Jack and the Red Hand flag.