Green street hooligans
Heysel
Voooocab
Bill Buford
Hooligans then and now
100

What did Matt (main character) study?

Journalism

100

What went wrong?

Italian families were seated next to Liverpool supporters

100

What is a terrace in footballing terms?

Section where you stand as a crowd and watch the match

100

Who is he?

American author/journalist
100

How are stadiums different now from before Heysel?

They are all-seater now

200

Which club is Matt and the rest of Green Street Elite supporting?

West Ham United
200

When did it happen?

1985

200

What is a firm in footballing terms?

A hooligan group
200

What is "Among the Thugs" about?

Bill Buford experiencing football hooliganism and understanding the contagious nature of violence
200

What is CCTV and how is it relevant to Heysel?

Closed-Circuit television. It was installed massively after Heysel to be able to surveil and catch the thugs
300
Matt becomes friends with Steve's brother Peter. What does he do for a living?

He is a teacher

300

What was the consequences?

39 (mostly Italians) died and more than 600 people were injured

300

What is a "thug"?

a violent, aggressive person, especially one who is a criminal

300

What happens when Buford and the Manchester United supporters land in Italy?

They are met by the Italian army
300

What were hooligans called originally/in the beginning of football?

roughs

400

Who is the major and why did he retire?

Steve (Shannon's husband/Pete's brother)

To live a quieter life (he saw a kid die)

400

What was the main focus of the speech Margaret Thatcher gave in the House of Commons?

To support Belgian authorities and to guarantee that football hooliganism would be prohibited with laws

400

Name the three causes that create a crowd characteristic according to Gustave Le Bon

Anonymity, Contagion, Suggestibility

400

What happens to what they represent?

The Manchester United supporters suddenly represent England against Italy

400

English football authorities wanted to pull out English teams of European competitions in the 1960s. Why?

Because football violence was considerably worse in OTHER European countries

500
The last fight is between supporters of West Ham and?

Millwall

500

Who played the match and what was the score?

Juventus - Liverpool (1-0)

500

What does it mean to gentrify?

 to change an area, a person, etc. so that they aresuitable for, or can mix with, people of a highersocial class than before

500

How does Bill Buford get introduced to football hooliganism?

He went to study in England, when he was randomly on a train with a lot of hooligans and found them fascinating

500

Where was football violence mainly before and where is it mainly now?

Inside the stadium then, outside now
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