Marseille Albion violence @brightonhovenews
Marseille Albion violence  @brightonhovenews
Uploaded March 2024 | Updated September 2026, 1 hour ago
A judge slammed a Facebook page which glorifies football violence as she handed five-year banning orders to four thugs whose exploits in Marseilles had been posted there.

District judge Amanda Kelly said she was horrified by the Hoolingans TV page, which posts videos and pictures of fights at football matches.

One video showed Liam Shorten, Jack Copland Slowey, Charles Haig and Robert Kilhams brawling with Marseilles fans in the street, throwing punches, bottles and flares.

Read more here: brightonandhovenews.org/2024/03/22/four-football-thugs-given-banning-orders-after-marseilles-violence
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