hooliganism

That level of hooliganism at games and around the stadiums is a mostly a thing of the past.

There is very little hooliganism in international football, nor would anyone have any energy for it in the searing heat.

So sure, you pick a high-test bike absolutely not intended for anything but urban hooliganism.

They've also been banned from Israeli stadiums in the past for hooliganism.

I suspect the only remaining point of disagreement is whether the level of hooliganism of Maccabi fans warranted the ban.

Furthermore Maccabee fans have a reputation for hooliganism in Israel itself.

But in the instances of hooliganism, stadium bans are common!

I've read multiple comparisons between US groups like Patriot Front and the Proud Boys and hooliganism in terms of the culture and demographics.

Sure there is the occasional riot, hooliganism etc.

Iran needs semi-pro, British, well organized, taking-hooliganism-as-a-serious-hobby, with many years experience hooligans.

Yeah, bans are rare because hooliganism is rare.

It was a little pocket-size tin of hooliganism.

Do you think Pussyriot would be free today if there were no laws against "hooliganism and incitement of religious hatred"?

Being accused of "scientific hooliganism" by a worthy adversary sounds like a new personal goal.

He dubbed the hack "scientific hooliganism", and "an outrage against the traditions of the Royal Institution".

If your point is "hooliganism happens and is treated on a case-by-case basis, in some circumstances warranting bans" then my response would be to agree, though I still hold that such hooliganism is rare.