Soccer: British police give World Cup organisers hooligan lessons

British police have been teaching 2002 World Cup officials how to deal with football hooligans.

Soccer: British police give World Cup organisers hooligan lessons
Sat, 17 Mar, 2001 - 10:31

British police have been teaching 2002 World Cup officials how to deal with football hooligans.

A British-run symposium has told Japanese and South Korean organisers not to mistake drunk fans for trouble-makers.

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