Eight Cardiff City football hooligans have been jailed for taking part in violent scenes which erupted after a crucial play-off defeat. Stones, bricks, wood, bottles, street furniture and a car ...

Violence marred Cardiff's 2002 FA Cup win over Leeds United Cardiff City has long battled a reputation for hooliganism and has more fans banned from games than any other league club, suggesting that ...

Thirteen football hooligans who threw glasses at each other in a brawl outside a pub in Cardiff following a match between Cardiff City and Aston Villa have been jailed for a total of 13 years.

Ex-Millwall hooligan reveals 'toughest firm' he ever faced where 2,000 thugs circled him "Ginger Bob" joined Millwall Bushwackers when he was 15 and went head to head with 2,000 angry rivals a day ...

Irvine Welsh is writing a screenplay on the violent activities of Cardiff City's notorious football hooligans. He is to adapt The Soul Crew, a book by two self-confessed hooligans who detail ...

One of the Bristol City fans involved in last month's disorder in Cardiff city centre was caught when police recognised his bright ginger hair. Mackenzie Bailey thought he had gotten away with ...

Ginger Bob has gone on record revealing the 'hardest' gang of hooligans he has ever faced while leading the feared Millwall Bushwackers firm during the 1970s and 80s.

A prison sentence is some people's idea of hell - but not for one football hooligan who saw advantages from a spell behind bars. Hooliganism came to prominence in football during the latter half ...

The ex-hooligan said: "I've got to give it to Cardiff City. Cardiff had an around three to four thousand strong firm, while Millwall, with around 300, had nowhere to run.

One of the Bristol City fans involved in last month's disorder in Cardiff city centre was caught when police recognised his bright ginger hair.

One of the Bristol City fans involved in last month's disorder in Cardiff city centre was caught when police recognised his bright ginger hair. Mackenzie Bailey thought he had gotten away with hurling ...