1. HOMEWORK
WS6.5
WS12.1
3 Athletes involved in deviant behaviour (3 different examples)
You must – identify the athlete and explain the incident
You should – explain the punishment given and impact on all involved
You could – discuss the fairness for both sides

2. STARTER Pair and share: Green pen
3 Athletes involved in deviant behaviour (3 different examples)
You must – identify the athlete and explain the incident
You should – explain the punishment given and impact on all involved
You could – discuss the fairness for both sides

3. LEARNING OUTCOMES Explain what is meant by Hooliganism;
Identify causes of spectator violence
Identify solutions spectator violence

4. HOOLIGANISM What does it mean? Definition
Hooliganism: anti-social or aggressive/ violent behaviour by people in a group of spectators.

5. Hooliganism What is Hooliganism linked to?
Anti-social or aggressive (often violent) behaviour by some people within a crowd of football spectators.
The behaviour is most likely to be aimed at rival spectator groups.
The behaviour often offends/frightens spectators of either team.

6. Examples of behaviour demonstrated by hooligans
What examples are you aware of?
Swearing, obscene chanting, threatening actions
Racially motivated abuse
Fighting between rival fans
Fighting with stewards/police
Pitch invasions
Physical damage to the facilities, e.g. ripping out of seats

7. Compare to homework answers on WS12.1?
Hooliganism was particularly evident in football in the 1970s–80s but has not entirely disappeared from the game even now.
Watch the following clip and note down possible solutions of football hooliganism.
Compare to homework answers on WS12.1?
IS12.3

8. Countering football hooliganism
Solution
Explanation
Control alcohol sales
Conversion of stadiums to all-seater environments
Improve policing/segregation of opposition fans
Use of CCTV surveillance of fans
In pairs - Student ideas

9. Countering football hooliganism
Solution
Explanation
Control alcohol sales
Stop fans losing inhibitions and getting over-aggressive through drink
Conversion of stadiums to all-seater environments
Decreases build-up of crowd tension
Improve policing/segregation of opposition fans
Keep rival fans apart/prevent fighting
Use of CCTV surveillance of fans
Allows easy identification and removal of troublemakers

10. Countering football hooliganism
Solution
Explanation
Harsher penalties/bans for offenders
More responsible media reporting
In pairs - Student ideas

11. Countering football hooliganism
Solution
Explanation
Harsher penalties/bans for offenders
Increase the deterrent for bad behaviour; keep known troublemakers away from games
More responsible media reporting
Decrease the hype/antagonism between rival fans
IS12.3
Compare to homework answers on WS12.1?

12. HOMEWORK Find an article on Hooliganism:
You must do a Summary
You should identify the positives, negative and interesting points (table)
You could identify the causes and solutions
Research for next lesson’s Debate:
Why do athletes take Performance Enhancing Drugs? Physiological, Psychological and social reasons
Why are drugs banned?
Possible solutions to drug taking in sport
Examples