I am writing to you regarding, a letter that has appeared in the newspaper, and some of the things written in the letter I disagree with. I was there myself and I had a whole different experience than what has been written, in fact I had a good day. You narrated about street fights and several hundreds of people, throwing around with bottles and other objects such as flags. I do not disagree with the fights, but neither do I agree with the number of participants, in throwing stuff around. Throughout the game, bottles and other objects were thrown toward the football field, in large amounts but I remember only a smaller group of people behaving so. That’s why I must say I feel like you are exaggerating a little, just to get people’s attention. I understand what you are trying to say, because personally, I am a little afraid of hooligans myself. Not because I’m scared of them being around, but I do not feel as comfortable, as if it was under controlled circumstances. I do not think their behavior is appropriate in any way, but on the other hand, I do not think it’s okay that you make them seem much worse than they actually were. If we really want to change the behaviors of hooligans, then first of all we must be patient but we also have to give them a helping hand, so they can get back on track. Hooligans tend to appear very violent and selfish, and they don’t seem to care about the consequences of their actions, but we can change that by giving the people who are members of hooligans, the help they need both physically and mentally. One of the solutions that could help manage their outbreaks, could be to make a restricted area where listed hooligans must be in the stadium, so they can still cultivate their love for their sport, but again under arranged conditions.
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