hoo·li·gan·ism [ˈhu:lɪgənɪzəm] СУЩ. no мн.
- hooliganism
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The rise of football hooliganism marred the game throughout the 1970s and 1980s, which caused a decline in match attendance.
en.wikipedia.org The ground attracted crowds of more than 45,000 at its peak, but by the 1980s was notorious for the club's incidents of football hooliganism.
en.wikipedia.org No longer challenging for trophies (but frequently competing for promotion), the rivalry often continued off the pitch in the form of hooliganism.
en.wikipedia.org He issued a swift apology for his comments upon discovering that hooliganism did not cause the tragedy.
en.wikipedia.org The criminal investigation was opened on the charge of hooliganism.
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