Soccer police urged to adopt 'softly softly' approach

Police in Portugal should not use heavy-handed tactics to curb football hooliganism at Euro 2004, a psychologist said today.

Soccer police urged to adopt 'softly softly' approach

Police in Portugal should not use heavy-handed tactics to curb football hooliganism at Euro 2004, a psychologist said today.

Dr Clifford Stott, from the University of Liverpool, is recommending that low-profile policing should be used to control fans’ behaviour instead.

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