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February 15, 2012
Police identify Uruguayan star's tormentors
Published: 11 Mar 10 17:57 CET | Double click on a word to get a translation
Online: http://www.thelocal.se/25478/20100311/
Police have identified nine of the sixteen Hammarby supporters who crashed an AIK training session on Wednesday and threatened Uruguayan international midflieder Sebastián Eguren.
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On Tuesday irate hooligans moved their activities off various web forums and onto the training pitch at Skytteholms IP to put their message across to Eguren in person: "Traitor. We're going to get you. This is just a warning -- we'll be back."
Eguren was protected by his teammates, who formed a barrier around the player. The hooligans then left the training ground and had disappeared by the time police arrived at the scene.
But as the reigning Swedish champions keep video recordings of all training sessions, police officers working closely with fan violence were quickly able to identify nine known troublemakers, Sveriges Radio reports. The fans are suspected of making unlawful threats and could face criminal charges.
"We're in talks with AIK, who have primary responsibility as the employer. We'll have to wait and see how the police will become involved in this," police officer Hans Löfdahl told the public broadcaster.
With the Swedish football season set to kick off this weekend, Sebastián Eguren is hoping to boost his chances of selection to the Uruguayan World Cup squad having lost his place at the heart of the Villareal midfield.
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It´s a game you RETARD´S not a war!!
I have known many a person like this that call themselves fans!... but there not! they could not tell you the first thing about the team they are supposed to support!
I think that they should be banned for LIFE!!! from any sports event and the club they supposedly support should be fined for there actions until club and country take part in keeping these numpty's away from our great game!
This will all result in the ticket prices going up, but its a small price to pay to fix this before it gets out of hand. The ticket prices being more expensive might put off a few hools aswell as they spend all their money on nice gear looking good for the game, and the brawling before and after.