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Football hooliganism in England dates back to the 1880s and involved gangs of supporters intimidating neighborhoods and attacking referees, opposing supporters, and players. Between the two world wars there were no recorded instances of hooliganism, but it reemerged in the late 1950s and incidents increased throughout the 1960s and 1970s. During this period, the UK had a reputation for football hooliganism, dubbed the "English Disease." While hooliganism remains a concern in some European countries, crackdowns in the UK have improved Britain's reputation abroad in recent decades.
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Mass Media
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Mass media influence
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- Risk factors include genetic mutations, age, and lifestyle. The disease develops due to plaques, tangles, and neuronal loss in the brain.
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1. Several football clubs have strong political associations, with some clubs and fanbases actively promoting political causes. For example, Celtic fans promote Palestinian and Irish republican causes, while Livorno fans promote left-wing politics and communism.
2. Football rivalries can also have political undertones, such as the rivalry between East Bengal and Mohun Bagan in India, which reflected tensions between refugee and native Bengali groups.
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Early 19th century leisure activities in Britain included cockfighting, bear-baiting and bull-baiting, which were later banned. Horse racing and public executions were also popular entertainments. Cricket became widespread in the 1820s. Football originated from medieval public school games and was later organized by the Football Association in 1863. It grew rapidly in popularity among the working classes in the late 19th century as a cheap, accessible sport played on Saturdays. Professionalism developed as clubs built stadiums and sought to attract the best players with payments.
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1. In the early 19th century, the most popular leisure activities in Britain included cockfighting, bear-baiting, bull-baiting, and public executions. These activities were later banned.
2. Football originated from medieval mob football and was played in public schools. In the 1860s, the Football Association was founded to standardize the rules of football.
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