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Volume: 4 Issue: 5
(May 2006)
Keywords:
fan
behaviour
world
cup
measures
tackle
troublemakers
2006
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hooligans
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Fan Behaviour: World Cup: measures to tackle troublemakers
At the 2006 FIFA World Cup, 'hooligans' will find it harder than ever before to live up to their name due to new measures introduced. Max Duthie, Partner, and Mike Morgan, Trainee Solicitor at Hammonds examine the effect that those measures will have.
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Updates
- Senator Tom Udall's statement on Bill to allow USADA to tackle doping in horseracing with links to Bill text
- ASADA press release approving the sanction of 8 bodybuilders for doping
- PGA Tour press release dropping case against Vijay Singh after WADA confirms that use of 'deer antler spray' isn't prohibited
- WADA statement on whether it will join AEA appeal against Operacion Puerto judgment
- FIFA statement on ISL investigation
- BHA statement on 8-year ban for Mahmood Al Zarooni for involvement with doping horses
- Liverpool statement expressing 'shock and disappointment' at length of Suarez ban
- FA statement on 10-game ban for Liverpool's Suarez after biting Chelsea's Ivanovic
- WADA statement on AOD-9604, a fat-burning substance allegedly used by Essendon players in the AFL
- Indian government press release asking NADA to test boxer for OOC use of heroin
- BHA press release on suspension of Mahmood Al Zarooni-trained horses following positive test results
- Football League statement on 10-point deduction for Portsmouth before the end of this season
- Swimming Australia press release on fines issued to six athletes for use of Stilnox at London 2012
- USADA press release on cyclist Pol Rodriguez's acceptance of a 2yr sanction after positive test for Dexamethasone
- USADA press release sanctioning sprinter Shawn Crawford for whereabouts filing failure
- Click here for CONCACAF Integrity Report accusing Jack Warner of fraud & Chuck Blazer of misappropriation of funds
- CAS press release on the dismissal of Asif & Butt's bans by the ICC for spot-fixing in cricket
- FIFA-commissioned report: illegal use of clenbuterol in farming may affect doping controls in sport
- UCI document detailing 'full facts' of Armstrong's corticosteroid test results at the 1999 Tour de France
- UCI 'briefing document' detailing results of Armstrong's corticosteroid test results at the 1999 Tour de France
- Click here for reviews of Day One and Day Two of Tackling Doping in Sport 2013: 250 delegates from 35 countries
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