FOUR PICTURES: Groningen attack Aberdeen 24 July 2014

Islamists marching on the BBC buildings in Manchester

Costa Rica Fans stabbed in San Jose 5 July 2014

Costa Rican football fans watch on from behind a police cordon as medics rush to the aid of three stab victims lying in pools of their own blood.
The dramatic scene unfolded as thousands of Costa Rican supporters gathered in the nation’s capital San Jose to see their team play Holland in the World Cup quarter finals.
One man was left with a knife embedded in his back and covered in blood after a stabbing spree at Democracy Square, where huge crowds were watching the match on a giant television screen.

THREE PICTURES England v Costa Rica 24 June 2014

 

Has the casual scene been lost or stolen? (see the hat!)

Has the casual scene been lost to bellends like this?

My Dad says you're a... (Hull fan taking piss out of OB) (see 2nd photo for tee shirt)

TEN PICTURES, Video and report : Bangor v Caernarfon 13 May 2014

Pictures and a video of trouble that broke out between Bangor and Caernarfon on 13 May 2014.
 
Video at: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mAXrAICNtKw
 
REPORT (Pictures below report)

Flares were thrown and fans invaded the field as Caernarfon Town beat Bangor City to win the NWCFA Challenge Cup on the evening of 13 May 2014.

Police had to step in to deal with several pitch invaders following the Caernarfon's victory on penalties at Bangor City's ground.

The match was interrupted within the first minute when a yellow flare was thrown, pouring smoke onto the pitch. It was removed.

After the final whistle, about 50 Caernarfon fans came onto the pitch, but they soon went off.

"One man went over to the Bangor fans and was goading them but security and the police were very quick to deal with him.

"He was struggling with the police and it took several of them to get him under control."

Despite the disruptions, the witness said the behaviour of the majority of the crowd "made for a really good atmosphere".

After a 2-2 draw, Caernarfon Town beat Bangor City 5-4 on penalties.

Neither club was available for comment.

A spokeswoman for North Wales Police said:"North Wales Police arrested two men at the Bangor vs Caernarfon Challenge Cup final at Nantporth on Tuesday. A 17-year-old youth from Caernarfon was arrested after attempting to enter the ground with a flare. He has been bailed pending further enquiries and a 23-year-old man, also from Caernarfon, was arrested for disorder following a pitch invasion at the end of the game. He remains in custody."

"A minority of travelling supporters from Caernarfon were involved in minor disorder during what was primarily a trouble-free match. We will be liaising with both football clubs to seek their support in banning individuals involved in disorder from their respective grounds."