LIBRI DISPONIBILI: “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 . “THIS IS ULSTER” (nuovo titolo) disponibile su www.lulu.com ( http://www.lulu.com/product/a-copertina-morbida/this-is-ulster/12460897 ), pagine 358, Euro 25,00

 

Come previsto già dalle abttute immediatamente susseguenti all’ infortunio, Ben Arfa, giocatore del Newcastle, dovrà restare a lungo distante dai campi di calcio. Si tratta di una doppia frattura che non consente alcuna previsione attendibile circa i tempi necessari per il ritorno sui campi di gioco. Gravi incidenti sono avvenuti al termine di Southampton-Bournemouth, in larga parte causati dai sostenitori della squadra ospite( foto ). A proposito di tifosi alcune migliaia di tifosi che avevano pagato per biglietti della fase finale di Sud Africa 2010 non ottenuti sarebbero ancora in attesa del promesso rimborso che sarebbe dovuto avvenire non oltre quattro settimane.

 

A Spanish ticket-holder ahead of the final on 11 July

More than 2,000 people are still owed money by Fifa because of a problem issuing refunds for World Cup tickets resold through its website.

Unwanted tickets could be returned to Fifa who, in return for a fee, would attempt to find a new buyer.Organisers had promised to transfer refunds to those using the service within four weeks of the 11 July final.More than a quarter of transactions failed when Fifa first attempted to pass money back to 21,500 customers.Match, Fifa’s ticketing company, has suggested that most of the aborted transactions have been caused by changes to customers’ credit card details, with many fans likely to have changed cards since tickets first went on sale in February 2009.

Six thousand fans were left out of pocket after Fifa’s initial attempts to pass on proceeds in August failed.Over half of those cases have since been solved, but a substantial number are still outstanding.A message on the Fifa World Cup website, followed by text messages and then individual phone calls, have been planned to track down those still owed money, though Match has confirmed that there is no deadline for the money to be claimed.Ticketing for the tournament proved somewhat controversial with an early emphasis on selling tickets online proving unpopular with fans in host nation South Africa.After disappointing initial sales, more than 100,000 were sold in the first two days when they were made available for sale from outlets to local fans.

( BBC Football )

 

Newcastle midfielder Hatem Ben Arfa suffered a broken tibia and fibula in Sunday’s 2-1 defeat at Manchester City, the Tyneside club have confirmed.

Ben Arfa, 23, went down under a strong Nigel De Jong challenge after four minutes of the match, before being stretchered off and taken to hospital.Newcastle boss Chris Hughton suspected the news, claiming it was “a challenge that didn’t need to be made.””He will undergo surgery [Monday] morning,” said a club statement.”Everyone connected with the club sends Hatem their best wishes for a speedy recovery. At this stage no time limit has been put on his expected return date.”Ben Arfa, on loan from French side Marseille, was playing in only his third Magpies game.He scored a spectacular long-range winner on his debut against Everton but is now set for a lengthy absence.”It’s a solemn changing room in there,” added Hughton, who also lost centre-back Fabricio Coloccini to a groin injury nine minutes before half-time.”We’ve had a couple of real downers, but we’ve a spirited dressing room and these things make everybody a bit closer.”

( BBC Football )

 

Fans clash after Southampton v Bournemouth match at St. Mary’s

1:14pm Monday 4th October 2010

BOURNEMOUTH fans have been blamed for provoking the ugly scenes of violence that marred Saints’ crucial victory over their south coast neighbours.

Trouble erupted inside St Mary’s just minutes before the final whistle of the 2-0 win, secured with two controversial penalties by Rickie Lambert.Cherries supporters kicked through the barrier by the bar in the concourse, the corridor separating home and away fans at the back of the Northam stand.A female steward was pushed to the floor as thugs got among the Saints fans.After full-time officers were forced to put out metal barriers to keep apart rival sets of fans spilling out of the ground and contain Bournemouth supporters in the car park where they were hurling abuse and charging at police. Saints fans then tried to throw the metal barriers and get at the travelling fans.A young boy was left in tears after he was flung to the floor and a police officer was kicked after he was pushed over.Dozens of officers, backed up by the ground’s stewards, brought the situation under control before Cherries fans were escorted from St Mary’s towards Southampton Central railway station.But a number of violent incidents broke out along the way. Two men began pushing and wrestling each other just metres away from the stadium as terrified families tried to get past.Saints and Cherries fans then clashed when they hurled insults at each other at the corner of Britannia Road at its junction with Northam Road where home supporters had gathered.Police dogs had to be brought in to separate hundreds of rival fans as violence erupted when they met at the junction with Above Bar Street leaving shoppers and bus passengers stunned.The chaotic scenes were captured by a BBC camera crew filming a documentary about football hooliganism.They were the worst scenes since the FA Cup derby with Portsmouth in February when 14 people were charged with violent disorder and 12 pleaded guilty to their part in clashes at Freeborn Motors in Britannia Road.At least 90 officers dressed in normal police attire – “intentionally not dressed for a riot” – were on duty for the specially- planned operation around the game.Only six arrests were made but police have vowed to comb through CCTV pictures to find other troublemakers.Five supporters – four from Bournemouth – were thrown out of St Mary’s while the game was in progress.Fans were last night criticising police for not keeping the Bournemouth fans inside the stadium after full time.But Superintendent Rick Burrows, head of public order and in charge of football policing across Hampshire, insisted he would not change anything saying holding fans back restricts the liberty of the vast majority of innocent fans as well as creating a potentially dangerous environment.He said: “It was not the police who caused the disturbance by not keeping the fans in. A number of fans were intent on committing football related disorder. It’s disappointing whenever there is an outbreak of disorder either before or after a football match. The vast majority of fans came and enjoyed a great day, a good match, but it was spoiled by a small few who decided to take out their frustrations.”

( dailyecho )

 

 

 

Dopo il grande successo di “Lads 2009” (ultimissime copie )

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

THE FINAL, VIAGGIO AL TERMINE DEL MONDO ULTRAS” BUONA DISPONIBILITA’

pag.180  Euro 15,00 (posta prioritaria 4,00;raccomandata 5,35)

Acquistabile on line dal sito www.lulu.com o preordinabile a italianlads@gmail.com

Tag:ben arfa, calcio, casuals, fans, fifa, hooligans, inghilterra, lads, libri, newcastle