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Hooliganisme: årsager og konsekvenser

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Hooliganisme: årsager og konsekvenser er en engelsk-opgave, afleveret til karakteren 10. Fylder 2 sider (557 ord, ca. 2 min. læsning) og blev publiceret 30. december 2011.

Denne opgave definerer hooliganisme som uregelmæssig og destruktiv adfærd, primært kampe mellem rivaliserende fodboldfans. Den udforsker fænomenets oprindelse, motivationer for at deltage i 'firms', og diskuterer de sociale fordele og farlige ulemper ved denne subkultur.

  • england
  • fodbold
  • hooliganisme
  • social dynamik
  • subkultur
  • vold

What is Hooliganism? Why did you decide, to become a member of a “firm”? What are the advantage and disadvantage, being in a firm?

That’s just some of many questions in connection with Hooliganism.

Hooliganism got its roots back to at least 14th. The first instance of football hooliganism in the modern game took place in 1880. After the troubles the British media call it for: The English desire. It is an unruly and destructive behavior. In other words – Fights between supporters and rival team. These fights take place before and after a football matches pre-angered away from stadiums so they don’t get any trouble with the police. The fights can range from small shouts to huge riots were they attack the other firm with deadly weapons such as sports bats, bottles, rocks and knives. Sometimes they also use pistols. Many off the teams in England have a “firm”. A “firm is a gang of supporters to their clubs. The firm’s only have one purpose. To oppose a physically attack the other clubs firm. Instead of wearing working class skinhead-style clothes, which readily identified hooligans to the police, firm members began wearing designer clothes and expensive offhand sportswear.

Why do you become a hooligan? Well, many say they become hooligans why they don’t have anything to do at home. Maybe they are unemployed, they don’t have a wife, or if they don’t have anything rational to do. Many hooligans don’t even like soccer that way they just go to the matches for the fights. They do it to get the adrenalin kick, to fight, to support the friends and support to the club. Just like one of the men who were being interviewed, in the documentary. He said that he doesn’t watch the game, when they are at the stadium. It’s the kick, when two teams yell at each other and shout bad words. Where after they go into the streets, and begin to fight.

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