Glasgow Rangers Supporters in the City of Manchester
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Auteurs : Peter Millward [Royaume-Uni]Source :
- International review for the sociology of sport [ 1012-6902 ] ; 2009-12.
Descripteurs français
- Wicri :
- topic : Collecte de données, Houliganisme, Culture populaire.
English descriptors
- KwdEn :
- Albert square, Behaviour, British journal, Camp stadium, Celtic fans, Centre, City centre, Daily mail, Data collection, English clubs, English fans, Exchange square, Extra people, Fan, Finn, Football fans, Football hooliganism, Football hooligans, Football supporters, Fort publishing, Giulianotti, Glasgow, Glasgow rangers, Glasgow rangers fans, Glasgow rangers supporters, Heavy alcohol consumption, Heavy drinking, Hooligan, Hooligan riot, Hooliganism, Ibrox disaster, International review, Kenny scott, Large number, Leicester university press, Manchester city centre, Manchester city council, Manchester evening news, Manchester stadium, Many fans, Many rangers fans, Millward, Modern scotland, Moses mcneil, Northern ireland, Other clubs, Other places, Participant observation, Participant observation material, Piccadilly, Piccadilly gardens, Piccadilly station, Police constabularies, Police officer, Police officers, Popular culture, Public houses, Ranger, Rangers club officials, Rangers fans, Rangers football club, Rangers supporter, Rangers supporters, Scottish football, Scottish institution, Sectarianism, Short period, Small number, Social disorder, Social identity, Such values, Support group officers, Supporter, Supporter behaviour, Tactical support group officers, Tartan army, Temporary arena, Uefa, Vantage point, Whilst, World football.
- Teeft :
- Albert square, Behaviour, British journal, Camp stadium, Celtic fans, Centre, City centre, Daily mail, Data collection, English clubs, English fans, Exchange square, Extra people, Fan, Finn, Football fans, Football hooliganism, Football hooligans, Football supporters, Fort publishing, Giulianotti, Glasgow, Glasgow rangers, Glasgow rangers fans, Glasgow rangers supporters, Heavy alcohol consumption, Heavy drinking, Hooligan, Hooligan riot, Hooliganism, Ibrox disaster, International review, Kenny scott, Large number, Leicester university press, Manchester city centre, Manchester city council, Manchester evening news, Manchester stadium, Many fans, Many rangers fans, Millward, Modern scotland, Moses mcneil, Northern ireland, Other clubs, Other places, Participant observation, Participant observation material, Piccadilly, Piccadilly gardens, Piccadilly station, Police constabularies, Police officer, Police officers, Popular culture, Public houses, Ranger, Rangers club officials, Rangers fans, Rangers football club, Rangers supporter, Rangers supporters, Scottish football, Scottish institution, Sectarianism, Short period, Small number, Social disorder, Social identity, Such values, Support group officers, Supporter, Supporter behaviour, Tactical support group officers, Tartan army, Temporary arena, Uefa, Vantage point, Whilst, World football.
Abstract
On 14 May 2008 Glasgow Rangers and Zenit St Petersburg contested the UEFA Cup final at the City of Manchester Stadium. Zenit St Petersburg won the match but the event was marred by violent clashes between Glasgow Rangers supporters and Greater Manchester Police’s Tactical Support Group officers in Manchester city centre during the game. News coverage largely attached blame for the disorder upon Glasgow Rangers’ supporters, however, this article, principally drawing upon participant observation material supported by other relevant literature, will argue that responsibility is diffuse across a number of constituencies and that Rangers fans alone should not be blamed for the degeneration of a ‘fan party’ into a ‘hooligan riot’.
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DOI: 10.1177/1012690209344658
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