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MarinerWY
June 30, 2022, 5:10pm

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It doesn’t fecking matter which party is in. Football fans will always have no rights.
Stop trying to score political points and for once unite against a common enemy.
Politicians that are so far removed from real life on the terraces that they don’t give a fat rats @rse about the vast majority of law abiding, decent people that follow football.


This. Blair introduced some incredibly draconian laws and wider civil liberties infringements. Boris' government is currently doing very similar. Its a vote winner, sadly, as it appeals to Middle England (where both parties try and appeal to the swing voters) who buy in to the portrayal of football fans as knuckle-dragging thugs.

Replace 'football fans' with 'young people' and the same is true, which Blair especially tapped into.
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The act was amended by Labour in 2000 to allow banning orders to be issued on the suspicion of local police.
Looking at the dates on that Wiki page below the law came in as a reaction to the Euro 2000 arrest , most of whole were innocent anyway .
Euro 2000 was played in June and the law passed in the July four weeks later .
This wouldn’t have been able to happen to any other section of society
Basically the police became the judge and the jury

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Football_(Disorder)_Act_2000


I don't disagree with a lot of what you say but your comment earlier about football banning orders allowing the Police to take away a passport is slightly misleading. They were allowed to do so in relation to a football match being played, so a person could be stopped from travelling to (say) Germany when England were playing in Germany. It didn't stop you taking your kids on holiday to Tenerife.
It also had to be related to an existing football related issue ie you had to have form. Someone who had never been convicted of a football related crime could travel to Germany for that game with no issues.

Your experience of being deported from Brussels (I think you said) sounds like total misuse of this power.


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June 30, 2022, 5:19pm
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Don’t disagree but my point was more about the increased law changing and lowers to bypass systems to push things through to benefit government.

Banning orders are questionable and I’m assuming that the lack of real longitudinal study in their effectiveness probably suggests they’re not effective else police forces and government would be ramming it down our necks.

Those sweeping approaches aren’t just used here or against English fans. A good friend received a ban over in Italy on his way back from Crotone, there’d been some disorder…on arrogant back at verona station the police just took them all and banned them…no questions…

It’s just bizarre that people seemingly accept it and I guess the narsative is so against football fans that nobody challenges it.


Getting laws passed against football fans is an easy thing to do in Parliament, there’s unlikely to be any opposition from any party .
The example I gave of the current law shows that they managed to get a law taking away civil liberties from 1000s of people less than 4 weeks after the event which caused a he act to be put before Parliament.
Now for any MP getting a law passed is a badge of honour , for any Home Secretary getting a law passed and looking tough on crime is a golden opportunity.

I was reading today that police want to bring in random drug and alcohol tests for football fans which could result in banning orders , passports removed ect .
If this is the case then it flipping stinks as again this wouldn’t ever happen against any other section of society
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June 30, 2022, 5:23pm
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I don't disagree with a lot of what you say but your comment earlier about football banning orders allowing the Police to take away a passport is slightly misleading. They were allowed to do so in relation to a football match being played, so a person could be stopped from travelling to (say) Germany when England were playing in Germany. It didn't stop you taking your kids on holiday to Tenerife.
It also had to be related to an existing football related issue ie you had to have form. Someone who had never been convicted of a football related crime could travel to Germany for that game with no issues.

Your experience of being deported from Brussels (I think you said) sounds like total misuse of this power.


If England are playing in a month long tournament then you passport would be taken ( or actually handed in) for the whole month .
to get it to go on Holliday somewhere else you would need agreement from a court , which again would cost money and time getting

I can’t remember the exact number of days for one off games but it’s probably 2-3 days before a game which is pretty restrictive for planning family holidays.

And a ban and restrictions can be made without an actual previous conviction , the police can make their case and apply on their suspicions only .
Obviously they’d have to provide some evidence of this but with no legal aid available and people needing to take time off work ect it became easier and cheaper  for the accused fan to accept it
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We're at a point in history when it doesn't matter which party is in charge of our country.. None of our politicians can be trusted and none of them are worth our vote..Everyone needs to wake up to the fact that they hate us.. all of them..

The internet was/is a great freedom giving tool for Joe Public, but eventually it's going to be used to enslave us..


Absolute nonsense...there are excellent M.P. s in all parties. Most of what M.P.s do for their constituents goes on behind the scenes in offices up and down the country.


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If England are playing in a month long tournament then you passport would be taken ( or actually handed in) for the whole month and to get it to go on Holliday somewhere else you would need agreement from a court , which again would cost money and time getting

I can’t remember the exact number of days for one off games but it’s probably 2-3 days before a game which is pretty restrictive for planning family holidays


You're right on both accounts. But there had (has) to be a reason for it, you had to have been convicted of a football related crime or something like being banned from your club or have been deported previously for a football related 'crime'. It's not just a random process of stopping any football fan from travelling.

I have a mate who travels to every England game away. A decent, law abiding bloke who loves football and watching England. Never had a problem. And he has been in the ground when there have been disturbances, but he has kept himself out of them.


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You're right on both accounts. But there had (has) to be a reason for it, you had to have been convicted of a football related crime or something like being banned from your club or have been deported previously for a football related 'crime'. It's not just a random process of stopping any football fan from travelling.

I have a mate who travels to every England game away. A decent, law abiding bloke who loves football and watching England. Never had a problem. And he has been in the ground when there have been disturbances, but he has kept himself out of them.


I’m sure most of the fans that the law was used against probably deserved banning ect but it still doesn’t make it right that the police can decide who has a passport taken away , banned from areas of his own Town and using public transport ect  without the accused really having a chance of defending themselves .
I’ll say it again that this wouldn’t happen against any other section of society 😀
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Arrested and banned for offending someone,oh well it beats solving crimes for a living,There is no place in this world for racism in any shape or form
but this is very very dangerous ground,only have to think back too last season when someone very clearly shouted fat and some SJW misheard it and started screaming racist,imagine if the PC police had these powers then,match vlogs used as evidence in the old bailey,the looneys have taken over the asylum.
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I’m sure most of the fans that the law was used against probably deserved banning ect but it still doesn’t make it right that the police can decide who has a passport taken away , banned from areas of his own Town and using public transport ect  without the accused really having a chance of defending themselves .
I’ll say it again that this wouldn’t happen against any other section of society 😀


I think you are either naive or ignorant if you think they only bring in laws like this to treat football fans badly. They've brought loads of laws in to target specific groups - asylum seekers, peaceful protesters, pickets, ethnic minorities, and- even people putting on raves in fields, and it's predominantly been the tories behind all of these things. Withdrawing from the Human Rights Act is the next part of the process.
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how does this sort those being racist / abusive online not in the country.  i heard some that abused the England players (Saka etc) a) weren't even English b) Weren't based in England


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