The Real Football Factories. Aberdeen and Hibs were the top crews. Insiders say known hooligans in their forties and fifties are. Peter Ridsdale was a target of death threats from Leeds United fans. Or by navigating to the user icon in the top right. Exclusive: Blight of football hooligans aged over 50 causing trouble to relive 'glory days' Football club chiefs said 70s and 80s boot boys are back causing trouble at matches with 134 serving. Police have launched a probe after a group of up to 300 people gathered outside a house in Graham Road, with the incident said to be the result of 'inaccurate information posted online'. Officers attended and escorted roughly 50-100 Hibernian fans up towards the stadium. [citation needed], During the 1970s, black footballers became an increasingly frequent presence in English football, mostly born to Afro-Caribbean immigrants who settled in Britain from 1948. [82][83][84][85][86][87], In September 2021, Leicester City and Napoli fans clashed during a Europa League group stage match. [99][100], From the 1980s onwards Aberdeen's ASC and Hibernian's CCS became the most feared casuals in Scotland, the CCS gaining particular notoriety. [95] The Glaswegian clubs clashed at Hampden Park at the 1969 Scottish Cup Final, with 50 arrests reported on the terrace relating to fighting and the throwing of objects onto the pitch. Dozens of people were injured. Scotland Part Five,