“Leoni fuori gabbia” ( nuova uscita ) Euro 22,00 + posta prioritaria 2,20 oppure posta raccomandata tracciabile 5,35.Puoi effettuare un bonifico a favore di Luca Tomaselli IBAN: IT31 R0306901 0061 0000 0090 634 BIC TI TMM, ricaricare la poste pay numero 4023600577836960 Luca Tomaselli oppure pagare mediante PayPal all’ indirizzo: idlcasualsutd@interfree.it.Ricordarsi sempre di inviare i dati per la spedizione quando essi non sono già ricompresi nella notifica dell’avvenuto pagamento, a: italianlads@gmail.com.Il volume è anche in vendita su www.lulu.com con offerta di varie modalità di spedizione. ORA ANCHE SU EBAY!“Lads 2009”: Euro 25,00+posta prioritaria 5,20 oppure posta raccomandata tracciabile 7,35.Si possono effettuare il bonifico bancario o il pagamento PayPal/ PostePay agli estremi di cui sopra. Il volume è disponibile fino ad esaurimento delle ultime 5 copie anche su E-Bay.Alternativamente il libro è disponibile su www.lulu.com oppure su www.amazon.com , anche qui con offerta di varie modalità di spedizione.Finalmente disponibile anche “The Final” di “Three Italian gentlemen “( edizioni Boogaloo ), Euro 15,00 + posta prioritaria 4,00 oppure posta raccomandata tracciabile 5,35. E’ possibile acquistarlo su EBAY o scrivendo a italianlads@gmail.com . A brevissimo sarà disponibile anche “This is Ulster”.

Il turno di Premier League ha visto l’ Arsenal imporsi, non senza incontrare difficoltà, sul Blackburn ed il Man U liquidare il West Ham mentre  il Chelsea ha piegato lo Stoke City per due reti a zero. Male il Tottenham sconfitto dal Wigan tra le mura amiche. In SPL Rangers a punteggio pieno con il successo casalingo sul St. Johnstone mentre l’Aberdeen è scivolato sul campo amico.Nel 2008 arrivarono in 150mila per la sfortunata finale di Coppa UEFA contro lo Zenit e diedero vita a gravi scontri con la Greater Manchester Police ed aggredirono alcuni tifosi russi. Gli incidenti degenerarono quando un maxischermo non funzionò scatenando le ire di molti supporters che avevano raggiunto la città inglese senza biglietto per assistere in piazza all’ evento. Ora i supporters dei Gers, alla luce del sorteggio di Champions’ League che ha destinato i campioni di Scozia nello stesso gruppo dei “Red Devils”, si riverseranno nuovamente in massa nella città inglese. Tuttavia sia da Glasgow che da Manchester arrivano segnali di distensione con dichiarazioni che auspicano che la prossima sia una serena giornata di grande calcio. Una buona presenza di militanti e simpatizzanti della English Defence League ha contrassegnato la manifestazione di Bradford, alla quale hanno presenziato molti “lads” di stadio. Incidenti minori sono stati provocati dalla contemporanea presenza di sedicenti movimenti antifascisti.

 

Wayne Rooney scored his first goal since March as Manchester United cruised to victory to remain two points behind Premier League leaders Chelsea.

Rooney converted a 33rd-minute penalty to end a 13-game drought after Jonathan Spector fouled Ryan Giggs.Nani’s cool finish from Rooney’s neat pass made it 2-0 while Kieron Dyer hit the post for winless West Ham.Dimitar Berbatov capped a fine performance by volleying past Robert Green from Nani’s chipped cross.West Ham’s defeat left them rooted to the foot of the table and without a point while Manchester United remain third, level with Arsenal.

( BBC Football )

 

Andrey Arshavin grabbed the winner for Arsenal as they showed the steel needed to overcome a committed Blackburn.

Theo Walcott gave the Gunners the lead at Ewood Park, powering an angled shot past Paul Robinson after a slick move.But Mame Biram Diouf tapped in from an El-Hadji Diouf pass as Rovers impressively equalised.Arshavin threaded in the winner after a Cesc Fabregas effort was deflected into his path and the north Londoners held on to complete a hard-fought win.Arsenal boss Arsene Wenger had wanted his side to send out a message that they were capable of dealing with the type of physical approach Blackburn would adopt.

 

( BBC Football )

INGHILTERRA: Premier League
13:45	Finale	Blackburn	1 – 2	Arsenal
16:00	Finale	Blackpool	2 – 2	Fulham
16:00	Finale	Chelsea	2 – 0	Stoke
16:00	Finale	Tottenham	0 – 1	Wigan
16:00	Finale	Wolves	1 – 1	Newcastle
18:30		Manchester Utd	–	West Ham

INGHILTERRA: Championship
16:00	Finale	Barnsley	2 – 0	Middlesbrough	(1 – 0)
16:00	Finale	Derby	2 – 2	QPR	(1 – 0)
16:00	Finale	Doncaster	3 – 1	Hull	(2 – 1)
16:00	Finale	Ipswich	2 – 0	Bristol City	(0 – 0)
16:00	Finale	Millwall	3 – 1	Coventry	(1 – 0)
16:00	Finale	Nottingham	1 – 1	Norwich	(1 – 1)
16:00	Finale	Portsmouth	0 – 2	Cardiff	(0 – 1)
16:00	Finale	Scunthorpe	3 – 0	Crystal Palace	(2 – 0)
16:00	Finale	Sheffield Utd	1 – 0	Preston	(0 – 0)
16:00	Finale	Swansea	1 – 0	Burnley	(1 – 0)
16:00	Finale	Watford	0 – 1	Leeds	(0 – 1)
18:20		Leicester	–	Reading

INGHILTERRA: League One
16:00	Finale	Bournemouth	3 – 3	Notts County	(3 – 1)
16:00	Finale	Brentford	1 – 3	Rochdale	(1 – 1)
16:00	Finale	Brighton	2 – 1	Walsall	(0 – 0)
16:00	Finale	Bristol Rovers	0 – 4	Southampton	(0 – 2)
16:00	Finale	Dagenham & Red.	2 – 2	Tranmere	(0 – 0)
16:00	Finale	Hartlepool	0 – 5	Sheffield Wed	(0 – 3)
16:00	Finale	Huddersfield	3 – 1	Charlton	(2 – 0)
16:00	Finale	Leyton	3 – 0	Exeter	(1 – 0)
16:00	Finale	Milton Keynes	2 – 1	Swindon	(0 – 1)
16:00	Finale	Oldham	0 – 0	Yeovil	(0 – 0)
16:00	Finale	Plymouth	0 – 3	Peterborough	(0 – 0)

 

SCOZIA: Premier League
16:00	Finale	Aberdeen	0 – 1	Kilmarnock	(0 – 0)
16:00	Finale	Inverness CT	0 – 1	Hamilton	(0 – 1)
16:00	Finale	Rangers	2 – 1	St. Johnstone	(1 – 1)

Kenny Miller’s fifth goal of the season broke St Johnstone’s stiff resistance as champions Rangers took over at the top of the Scottish Premier League.

The visitors took a deserved lead after 25 minutes with a blistering long-range drive from Danny Grainger.But Kevin Rutkiewicz failed to prevent Sasa Papac’s side-footed effort crossing the line eight minutes later.Rangers dominated after the break and Miller finished clinically after Lee McCulloch threaded the ball through.The reigning champions had been the better side in the early moments, but a powerful free-kick from Papac that was well smothered by goalkeeper Graeme Smith was their only real threat.

( BBC Football )

Rangers and Manchester United have played down fears over security after the British giants were grouped together in the Champions League.

There was crowd trouble when Rangers fans travelled to Manchester for the 2008 Uefa Cup final.Gers chief executive Martin Bain told the club website: “As a club we will be making very thorough preparation for our fans travelling to the match.”United manager Sir Alex Ferguson is also confident trouble will be avoided.”There were circumstances that day,” recalled Ferguson of Rangers’ last visit to Manchester.”I don’t think it was well organised because fans were invited down without tickets.”It is like every club. Rangers have fantastic supporters but they have some bad elements.

The true Rangers supporters did not like those scenes and I am absolutely convinced that they will go down to Manchester to prove a point that they are a great set of supporters Rangers chief executive Martin Bain

“The unfortunate incidents that day maybe could have been avoided.”Too many travelled without tickets. It won’t happen again because we will be giving Rangers their proper allocation and they will control where the tickets are going.”I don’t expect Rangers fans to travel without a ticket.”Bain has urged Rangers fans not to travel to Manchester for the opening Group C fixture on 14 September, unless they have tickets and are accredited members of the Rangers Travel Club.

“Our supporters’ groups are fully behind the club on this issue,” he added.”It is an entirely different situation to the Uefa Cup final two years ago when there were more than 150,000 fans in the city and we are confident that all appropriate measures will be put in place for the match in Manchester on September 14.

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“We do, however, want to make it absolutely clear that any Rangers fan, apart from travel club members who will be allocated tickets, should not travel to Manchester.”This applies to fans living in Scotland, the UK and abroad. This is a standard Champions League group stage match and as normal, there will be no provision of special facilities in Manchester, for those who do not have tickets.”The club will be organising supervised travelling for supporters allocated tickets. We will be making every effort to get our travelling supporters to and from Manchester on arranged day trips, and independent travel will be discouraged.Greater Manchester Police has said it will be liaising with both clubs to avoid ensure safety and Manchester City Council intend to organise the evening of the 14 September match differently to 2008, with no large screens being erected for fans to watch the game.”This is an early group stage match so the circumstances are different to the Uefa Cup final but we will be working closely with the police to make sure that there is not a repeat of what happened in 2008,” stated Councillor Mike Amesbury.

Smith and Ferguson will face each other in the Champions League

“We will not be showing the game on big screens, as would be the case for any group stage match.”Manchester regularly hosts major sporting events and week in week out we work with Premiership clubs to ensure fans both home and away enjoy their sport in our city.”We will welcome genuine football fans as usual and will work with our partners to deliver a safe event.”Meanwhile, Bain has spoken of his delight that the Ibrox side have landed the glamour ties against United, with Valencia and Bursaspor the other teams making up the Scottish champions’ section.”Being drawn against a team of Manchester United’s standing is exactly what the Champions League is all about and we are looking forward to both matches.Rangers follow the trip to Old Trafford with a home tie against Bursaspor before a double-header against Valencia. United visit Ibrox at the end of November and Rangers end their group campaign in Turkey at the beginning of December.

( BBC Football )

 

• Amy Fallon
• guardian.co.uk, Saturday 28 August 2010 15.59 BST

 

EDL supporters are held in by police in Bradford during a demonstration. Photograph: John Giles/PA

Bottles, stones and a smoke bomb have been hurled by supporters of the English Defence League (EDL) and opponents from Unite Against Fascism during protests in Bradford.About 700 people had gathered at the Urban Gardens, in the city centre, police said.There were also between 250-300 people at the crown court plaza for the Unite Against Fascism/We Are Bradford event. Meanwhile, 150 people were at the community event called Be Bradford – Peaceful Together, at Infirmary Fields.Supporters of the far-right EDL threw bottles, cans and stones over a barrier towards opponents gathered opposite the Urban Gardens.A smoke bomb launched over a temporary 8ft-high wall between the two groups landed on the ground and exploded near uniformed police officers.A skirmish also broke out between EDL supporters and riot police.Mounted police had pushed people away from the Urban Gardens down Market Street. Officers had also forced EDL members away from the barrier into the gardens centre.But dozens of EDL members climbed over a police barricade and made their way into a neighbouring waste ground, where they began throwing missiles at the police. They were quickly apprehended by officers.A West Yorkshire police spokesman said: “Missiles have been thrown in the area around the Bradford Urban Gardens; however, this has been contained and the police are utilising their resources to manage the current situation.”Buses arrived earlier today from places including Hull, Merseyside, Manchester, Stoke, Southport, Dudley, Wigan and Stockport. Many EDL protesters donned black hooded tops with the name of their home town or city emblazoned on the back.Many supporters have rejected accusations of racism, saying they are pro-England, rather than anti-anyone. One EDL member said: “It’s not about being white and proud, it’s about being English and proud.“There have been fears the rallies could trigger a violent reaction to rival the 2001 riots in Bradford when 191 people were handed sentences.

( The Guardian )

 

 

 

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AnteprimaIN ESAURIMENTO Un noto leader di una Firm, richiesto di commentare i consueti incidenti procurati all’estero dai Lads, dichiarò alla stampa “Margaret Thatcher ci deve condannare pubblicamente ma dentro di sè sarà sicuramente orgogliosa del lavoro fatto dai ragazzi”.. Questo libro si propone come un viaggio attraverso quarant’anni di trasferte oltre Manica dei Casuals britannici al seguito delle selezioni nazionali e delle squadre di club. La narrazione delle principali trasferte può facilmente diventare il paradigma per descrivere centinaia di giornate nelle quali le firms hanno esportato all’estero il loro bagaglio di fedeltà, nazionalismo, alcoolismo e, spesso, anche violenza. Il volume si propone come naturale seguito di “Lads 2009”, dello stesso autore, che illustra la scena attuale dei mobs britannici tra le mura domestiche. Sangue, birra e Red Hand gli ingredienti ricorrenti di un cocktail spesso esplosivo

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