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Football arrests 'highest in years' & disorder on the rise - police
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Yeah nothing to do with having more dickheads as fansBig_Bad_World said:
The club absolutely will not. What a weird thing to say.sam3110 said:
Millwall will quote our 16 as being higher than their 15 and try and claim the moral high ground though.Lordflashheart said:
Millwall top for banning orders however, with 33Lincsaddick said:
at least we can beat Millwall at something .. copper on the radio blaming post lockdown frustration and increased drug use as major factors .. still not so bad as the seventies thoughshirty5 said:The full breakdown of football arrests at London stadiums in the first half of the 2021/22 season can be seen below:
- QPR, Loftus Road - 34 arrests (23 home fans)
- West Ham, London Stadium - 29 arrests (17 home fans)
- Chelsea, Stamford Bridge - 21 arrests (14 home fans)
- England, Wembley - 19 arrests (6 England fans)
- Charlton Athletic, The Valley - 16 arrests (6 home fans)
- Tottenham Hotspurs, Tottenham Hotspurs Stadium - 16 arrests (8 home fans)
- Millwall, The Den - 15 arrests (6 home fans)
- Arsenal, Emirates Stadium - 12 arrests (7 home fans)
- Brentford, Brentford Community Stadium - 12 arrests (3 home fans)
- Crystal Palace, Selhurst Park - 10 arrests (3 home fans)
Also the 33 banning orders were West Ham in disguise and people being banned for not wearing Stone Island to a home game
It does seem, however, that we are more proactive when it comes to issuing banning orders. Although that's probably just down to competency and having the required staffing levels to act accordingly.
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shine166 said:
Yeah nothing to do with having more dickheads as fansBig_Bad_World said:
The club absolutely will not. What a weird thing to say.sam3110 said:
Millwall will quote our 16 as being higher than their 15 and try and claim the moral high ground though.Lordflashheart said:
Millwall top for banning orders however, with 33Lincsaddick said:
at least we can beat Millwall at something .. copper on the radio blaming post lockdown frustration and increased drug use as major factors .. still not so bad as the seventies thoughshirty5 said:The full breakdown of football arrests at London stadiums in the first half of the 2021/22 season can be seen below:
- QPR, Loftus Road - 34 arrests (23 home fans)
- West Ham, London Stadium - 29 arrests (17 home fans)
- Chelsea, Stamford Bridge - 21 arrests (14 home fans)
- England, Wembley - 19 arrests (6 England fans)
- Charlton Athletic, The Valley - 16 arrests (6 home fans)
- Tottenham Hotspurs, Tottenham Hotspurs Stadium - 16 arrests (8 home fans)
- Millwall, The Den - 15 arrests (6 home fans)
- Arsenal, Emirates Stadium - 12 arrests (7 home fans)
- Brentford, Brentford Community Stadium - 12 arrests (3 home fans)
- Crystal Palace, Selhurst Park - 10 arrests (3 home fans)
Also the 33 banning orders were West Ham in disguise and people being banned for not wearing Stone Island to a home game
It does seem, however, that we are more proactive when it comes to issuing banning orders. Although that's probably just down to competency and having the required staffing levels to act accordingly. 
The tides are a changing, if the regular reports on here of unruly behaviour are anything to go by. I think the much vaunted c*** filter is in need of a serious clean
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but the home fan numbers are the same between us and Millwall0
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What the hell is qprs problem? Apart from having to support them of course.0
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Charlton probably more lenient with banning orders as Danish Dave is too concerned about dwindling numbersLordflashheart said:
Millwall top for banning orders however, with 33Lincsaddick said:
at least we can beat Millwall at something .. copper on the radio blaming post lockdown frustration and increased drug use as major factors .. still not so bad as the seventies thoughshirty5 said:The full breakdown of football arrests at London stadiums in the first half of the 2021/22 season can be seen below:
- QPR, Loftus Road - 34 arrests (23 home fans)
- West Ham, London Stadium - 29 arrests (17 home fans)
- Chelsea, Stamford Bridge - 21 arrests (14 home fans)
- England, Wembley - 19 arrests (6 England fans)
- Charlton Athletic, The Valley - 16 arrests (6 home fans)
- Tottenham Hotspurs, Tottenham Hotspurs Stadium - 16 arrests (8 home fans)
- Millwall, The Den - 15 arrests (6 home fans)
- Arsenal, Emirates Stadium - 12 arrests (7 home fans)
- Brentford, Brentford Community Stadium - 12 arrests (3 home fans)
- Crystal Palace, Selhurst Park - 10 arrests (3 home fans)
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I'd like to ban him and his guitar the prick.MillwallFan said:
Charlton probably more lenient with banning orders as Danish Dave is too concerned about dwindling numbersLordflashheart said:
Millwall top for banning orders however, with 33Lincsaddick said:
at least we can beat Millwall at something .. copper on the radio blaming post lockdown frustration and increased drug use as major factors .. still not so bad as the seventies thoughshirty5 said:The full breakdown of football arrests at London stadiums in the first half of the 2021/22 season can be seen below:
- QPR, Loftus Road - 34 arrests (23 home fans)
- West Ham, London Stadium - 29 arrests (17 home fans)
- Chelsea, Stamford Bridge - 21 arrests (14 home fans)
- England, Wembley - 19 arrests (6 England fans)
- Charlton Athletic, The Valley - 16 arrests (6 home fans)
- Tottenham Hotspurs, Tottenham Hotspurs Stadium - 16 arrests (8 home fans)
- Millwall, The Den - 15 arrests (6 home fans)
- Arsenal, Emirates Stadium - 12 arrests (7 home fans)
- Brentford, Brentford Community Stadium - 12 arrests (3 home fans)
- Crystal Palace, Selhurst Park - 10 arrests (3 home fans)
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Don’t blame you. That last picture of him with that CAST lot, standing there holding his guitar, is beyond parody. Proper man childblackpool72 said:
I'd like to ban him and his guitar the prick.MillwallFan said:
Charlton probably more lenient with banning orders as Danish Dave is too concerned about dwindling numbersLordflashheart said:
Millwall top for banning orders however, with 33Lincsaddick said:
at least we can beat Millwall at something .. copper on the radio blaming post lockdown frustration and increased drug use as major factors .. still not so bad as the seventies thoughshirty5 said:The full breakdown of football arrests at London stadiums in the first half of the 2021/22 season can be seen below:
- QPR, Loftus Road - 34 arrests (23 home fans)
- West Ham, London Stadium - 29 arrests (17 home fans)
- Chelsea, Stamford Bridge - 21 arrests (14 home fans)
- England, Wembley - 19 arrests (6 England fans)
- Charlton Athletic, The Valley - 16 arrests (6 home fans)
- Tottenham Hotspurs, Tottenham Hotspurs Stadium - 16 arrests (8 home fans)
- Millwall, The Den - 15 arrests (6 home fans)
- Arsenal, Emirates Stadium - 12 arrests (7 home fans)
- Brentford, Brentford Community Stadium - 12 arrests (3 home fans)
- Crystal Palace, Selhurst Park - 10 arrests (3 home fans)
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There will only be another loon/thief/fake sheikh along...
At least TS gives my piss taking regime a good workout.0 -
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Over zealous coppers/stewards.Karim_myBagheri said:What the hell is qprs problem? Apart from having to support them of course.0 -
I I can’t help thinking that a fair proportion of the arrests are due to there being a number of disorder and arrest-able offences that have been taken more seriously and not necessarily more offences being committed.0
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The key reason in my opinion is the OB are standing around with video cameras and more interested in arrests than prevention. They would happily walk around with cameras, than physical intervention.
It wasn’t that long ago that roads would be sectioned off by physical presence.
Part of me thinks they actually want this.2 -
They have always wanted it love the overtime it bringsR0TW said:The key reason in my opinion is the OB are standing around with video cameras and more interested in arrests than prevention. They would happily walk around with cameras, than physical intervention.
It wasn’t that long ago that roads would be sectioned off by physical presence.
Part of me thinks they actually want this.0 -
Touching on football violence see a Blackpool fan died at the weekend I’ve actually met him before at England away games, what at 1st seems a tragic fight that went wrong transpires that 15 of blackpools firm “ the muckers “ went to the away pub to cause a row with a small sloth of Burnley that were lingering around after the game, have seen the video and it’s a melee of punches being thrown at the Burnley lot one of the throws a punch back and a 1 punch killer0
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Yeah saw this online earlier in the week. Obviously it's sad he's died, no one should go to a football match and never come home, and his family and friends will be devastated. But it's kind of hard to have sympathy when he was part of a group that actively went looking for trouble at an away fans pub.palarsehater said:Touching on football violence see a Blackpool fan died at the weekend I’ve actually met him before at England away games, what at 1st seems a tragic fight that went wrong transpires that 15 of blackpools firm “ the muckers “ went to the away pub to cause a row with a small sloth of Burnley that were lingering around after the game, have seen the video and it’s a melee of punches being thrown at the Burnley lot one of the throws a punch back and a 1 punch killer
Not to mention he was 55! Imagine being 55 and going looking for fights.7 -
I’ll be 55 in a few weeks. I’d have been looking for the toilet.Chris_from_Sidcup said:
Yeah saw this online earlier in the week. Obviously it's sad he's died, no one should go to a football match and never come home, and his family and friends will be devastated. But it's kind of hard to have sympathy when he was part of a group that actively went looking for trouble at an away fans pub.palarsehater said:Touching on football violence see a Blackpool fan died at the weekend I’ve actually met him before at England away games, what at 1st seems a tragic fight that went wrong transpires that 15 of blackpools firm “ the muckers “ went to the away pub to cause a row with a small sloth of Burnley that were lingering around after the game, have seen the video and it’s a melee of punches being thrown at the Burnley lot one of the throws a punch back and a 1 punch killer
Not to mention he was 55! Imagine being 55 and going looking for fights.30 -
The arrest figures might go up when Charlton and Millwall merge, and the dream of a south London super club is realised.3
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Misread that as last week’s figures.shirty5 said:The full breakdown of football arrests at London stadiums in the first half of the 2021/22 season can be seen below:
- QPR, Loftus Road - 34 arrests (23 home fans)
- West Ham, London Stadium - 29 arrests (17 home fans)
- Chelsea, Stamford Bridge - 21 arrests (14 home fans)
- England, Wembley - 19 arrests (6 England fans)
- Charlton Athletic, The Valley - 16 arrests (6 home fans)
- Tottenham Hotspurs, Tottenham Hotspurs Stadium - 16 arrests (8 home fans)
- Millwall, The Den - 15 arrests (6 home fans)
- Arsenal, Emirates Stadium - 12 arrests (7 home fans)
- Brentford, Brentford Community Stadium - 12 arrests (3 home fans)
- Crystal Palace, Selhurst Park - 10 arrests (3 home fans)
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Football-related arrests in England and Wales increase again - Home Office
https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/66941765Football-related arrests and banning orders: 2022 to 2023 season
https://www.gov.uk/government/statistics/football-related-arrests-and-banning-orders-2022-to-2023-season#documents
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The number of football matches in England and Wales with reported incidents of disorder increased by 18% during the 2024-25 season, according to latest policing figures.
The Home Office says the number of reported incidents rose from 1,341 in 2023-24 to 1,583 and include football-related violence, disorder, anti-social behaviour and harm.
The most common offences for arrest were public disorder (32%), violent disorder (22%) and the possession of Class A drugs (19%).
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Absolutely shocked to see that the club outside the Premier league with the most arrests was....................Millwall.4
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It’s what we doooooo 👊🏻👊🏻👊🏻Chris_from_Sidcup said:Absolutely shocked to see that the club outside the Premier league with the most arrests was....................Millwall.8 -
Get nicked and constantly post on Charlton Life … it’s what pwoper ‘wall do …MillwallFan said:
It’s what we doooooo 👊🏻👊🏻👊🏻Chris_from_Sidcup said:Absolutely shocked to see that the club outside the Premier league with the most arrests was....................Millwall.2 -
Not when I was there is wasn’t 😩😩😩😩MillwallFan said:
It’s what we doooooo 👊🏻👊🏻👊🏻Chris_from_Sidcup said:Absolutely shocked to see that the club outside the Premier league with the most arrests was....................Millwall.
Ah well…….the goats are much easier to deal with 😜😜😜🤣🤣🤣1 -
Higher IQ.KBslittlesis said:
Not when I was there is wasn’t 😩😩😩😩MillwallFan said:
It’s what we doooooo 👊🏻👊🏻👊🏻Chris_from_Sidcup said:Absolutely shocked to see that the club outside the Premier league with the most arrests was....................Millwall.
Ah well…….the goats are much easier to deal with 😜😜😜🤣🤣🤣7 -
I blame Sadiq Khan, lawless Britain3
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If only we had facial recognition cameras…😉😆3
