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6 October 2001 England v Greece A massive policing operation prevented major trouble even though some of England’s worst hooligan groups were on display. However, Manchester United hooligans fought with Manchester City at the Thirsty Scholar pub near Oxford Road Station. They also clashed with the Stoke City firm in the Hogshead in Deansgate. Sheffield United hooligans attacked the Finnegan's Wake pub in Piccadilly, where the Oldham firm the "Fine Young Casuals" were drinking with their friends from Shrewsbury. 21 October 2001 27 October 2001 29 December 2001 5 January 2002 28 April 2002 The game was stopped for 7 minutes as the police attempted to arrest Stoke hooligans in the ground. After the game police were pelted with stones. Cardiff owner Sam Hamamm had his car vandalised. 1 May 2002 Around 600 Cardiff fans gathered outside their Ninian Park stadium after the match as 800 Stoke fans were leaving. Three police officers needed hospital treatment following the disturbance while a number of others suffered minor injuries. Officers using batons struggled to keep the two sets of fans apart as missiles - including stones, bottles and fence posts - were thrown from the Cardiff side.
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