BREAKING: “ 2017-18 FOOTBALL RELATED BANNING ORDERS “

“ 2017-18 FOOTBALL RELATED BANNING ORDERS “

Cardiff City reduced again to 27 banning orders.


Daily Telegraph

Wednesday 21st November 2018

The clubs with the highest numbers of supporters arrested in the 2017/18 season were:

Birmingham City (95 arrests),
Sheffield United (62 arrests)
Sunderland (60 arrests)

Home Office report.

It also revealed a drop in the number of football banning orders.

At the start of August, there were 1,822 orders in force, a six per cent year-on-year fall and 43 per cent down on the number in force in November 2011.

Newcastle United supporters accounted for the highest number of football banning orders for the fourth consecutive year, with 79, but this was down from 111 last year, which was the largest season-on-season decrease.

In the 2017/18 season, Grimsby Town and Sunderland supporters were issued the highest number of new football banning orders, with 28 each.






Talk Sports

Wednesday 21st November 2018

West Ham had more fans arrested than any other Premier League club in the 2017/18 season, according to data released by the Home Office.

46 of the total 374 top-flight fans arrested for football-related offences were supporters of the east London club, totalling just over 12 per cent of the Premier League arrests.

Arrest figures were down on the 2016/17 season

The statistics show that football-related arrests in English and Welsh football throughout the 2017/18 season were down 6 per cent on the previous campaign, falling by 96 arrests to 1,542.

This comes in at 3.5 football-related arrests per 100,000 attendees, with the most common offence resulting in an arrest public disorder (36 per cent), followed by violent disorder (20 per cent) and pitch incursion (12 per cent).

Fewer arrests were made in the Premier League than in the Championship – which recorded a stunning 591 – but the top-flight was ahead of both League One and League Two.



'Birmingham City topped the entire ranking of English and Welsh clubs with 95 arrests, followed by Sheffield United (62) and Sunderland (60).

The total number of West Ham fans arrested was not even close to matching these Championship clubs, but they top the Premier League rankings –






Arrests in 2017/8

Premier League

Arsenal 30
AFC Bournemouth 3
Brighton & Hove Albion 9
Burnley 21
Chelsea 20
Crystal Palace 20
Everton 25
Huddersfield Town 17
Leicester City 21
Liverpool 18
Manchester City 26
Manchester United 40
Newcastle United 14
Southampton 17
Stoke City 11
Swansea City 6
Tottenham Hotspur 12
Watford 4
West Bromwich Albion 14
West Ham United 46

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' ARRESTS ' 2017-18

Championship

Aston Villa 48
Barnsley 4
Birmingham City 95
Bolton Wanderers 13
Brentford 6
Bristol City 19
Burton Albion 0
Cardiff City 27
Derby County 20
Fulham 10
Hull City 5
Ipswich Town 18
Leeds United 39
Middlesbrough 23
Millwall 37
Norwich City 7
Nottingham Forest 24
Preston North End 11
Queens park Rangers 10
Reading 7
Sheffield United 62
Sheffield Wednesday 31
Sunderland 60
Wolverhampton Wanderers 15










Throwing missiles - 125 (2017-18), compared with 91 (2016-17)
Racist and indecent chanting - 15 (2017-18), up from seven (2016-17)
Public disorder - 549 (2017-18), up from 505 (2016-17)



REVEALED Premier League: The football banning orders handed to fans of top-flight clubs in 2017/18 season
Official Home Office statistics have revealed which club had the most punished fans last term



By Billy Hawkins


19th November 2018,

The Home Office have released the official statistics pertaining to football-related arrests and banning orders.

The data, which concerns the 2017/18 league season, reveals 1,822 banning orders were in force, down 6 per cent from the previous campaign.

There has been a sharp decline in the total number of banning orders handed out over the past seven years

To further show the changing attitudes towards hooliganism, over the past seven years there has been a banning order decrease of 43 per cent, falling 1,352 from 3,174 in 2011.

However, it is not all good news, with the 492 banning orders handed out to Premier League clubs being shared amongst all 20 teams.

Newcastle United top the rankings, with 16 per cent (79) of the orders being handed to Magpies supporters, while Bournemouth come in last with just three banning orders handed out.


Other high ranking clubs include Manchester United and West Ham, whose London Stadium home was the scene of numerous pitch invasions and protests against David Gold and David Sullivan, the club’s owners, last season.

There were 38 banning orders handed out to Chelsea supporters, though this total may be skewed by the Stamford Bridge club’s plan to send racist fans to Auschwitz for education courses rather than ban them from games.

' ARRESTS ' 2017-18



League One

AFC Wimbledon 2
Blackburn Rovers 18
Blackpool 6
Bradford City 8
Bristol Rovers 9
Bury 0
Charlton Athletic 14
Doncaster Rovers 9
Fleetwood Town 7
Gillingham 8
Milton Keynes Dons 6
Northampton Town 4
Oldham Athletic 13
Oxford United 5
Peterborough United 11
Plymouth Argyle 7
Portsmouth 59
Rochdale 4
Rotherham United 6
Scunthorpe United 1
Shrewsbury Town 3
Southend United 2
Walsall 1
Wigan Athletic 6













As at 1 August 2018:

 1,822 football banning orders were in force, a decrease of 6% (-107) compared with those as at 7 August 2017.
 Of these, 460 were new football banning orders issued between 1 August 2017 and 31 July 2018, an 11% (-57) decrease compared with the previous season.



 There has been a steady decline in the total number of football banning orders in force in the last 7 seasons, falling by 43% (-1,352) from 3,174 on 29 November 2011.



Football-related arrests


In the 2017-18 season, there were:

 1,542 football-related arrests, a 6% decrease of 96 on the previous season.



 Of these, the three most common offence types were public disorder (36%), violent disorder (20%) and pitch incursion (12%)
 3.5 football-related arrests per 100,000 attendees.

' ARRESTS ' 2017-18


League Two

Accrington Stanley 1
Barnet 0
Cambridge United 2
Carlisle United 0
Cheltenham Town 0
Chesterfield 18
Colchester United 0
Coventry City 37
Crawley Town 0
Crewe Alexandra 5
Exeter City 4
Forest Green Rovers 3
Grimsby Town 35
Lincoln City 28
Luton Town 17
Mansfield Town 20
Morecambe 1
Newport County 3
Notts County 14
Port Vale 9
Stevenage 0
Swindon Town 25
Wycombe Wanderers 2
Yeovil Town 0











Football-related arrests lowest in a decade & Birmingham City top arrest list


BBC

November 2018

West Ham had the most arrests in the Premier League last season


Football-related arrests in England and Wales have more than halved in the past decade, according to new figures.

Arrests have steadily fallen this century and were down 6% in 2017-18 compared with the previous season.

For the third consecutive year, more Birmingham City fans were arrested last season (95) than any other club in England's top five leagues.

The Championship had the most arrests (591), up 22% from 2016-17, while Premier League clubs had 374 arrests.

West Ham had the most arrests in the top division with 46, 13 of which were for pitch incursions, up from two in 2016-17. The club has repeatedly struggled with security issues since moving into the London Stadium.

The arrest rate for the whole season was 3.5 per 100,000 fans, while League Two had the highest arrest rate of 8.6 per 100,000.

Government data from the Home Office also showed an increase in arrests for:

Throwing missiles - 125 (2017-18), compared with 91 (2016-17)
Racist and indecent chanting - 15 (2017-18), up from seven (2016-17)
Public disorder - 549 (2017-18), up from 505 (2016-17)



The three most common offences were public disorder (36%), violent disorder (20%) and pitch incursion (12%), while alcohol arrests dropped by 38%.

The number of banning orders in force - which stops a fan attending fixtures for a set period of time - dropped by 6% from 1,929 to 1,822.

There were 460 new orders issued last season, 11% down on the previous year.

Newcastle United had the highest number of banning orders for the fourth year in succession.

Decline in arrests generally, increase in Championship

Overall, there were 3,972 arrests in 2000-01, and 3,812 in 2007-08. That has now dropped to 1,542, its lowest level since the turn of the millennium.

"It's very pleasing to see football-related arrests falling again," said Football Supporters' Federation caseworker Amanda Jacks.

"Any match-going fan will know that the overwhelming majority of supporters are well behaved and that matchdays mostly pass without incident - these figures once again reflect that.

"Despite football supporters being subjected to the most draconian legislation of any other mainstream pastime in England and Wales, fan behaviour by-and-large is constantly getting better and we hope to see recent improvements in policing and planning continue become more widespread in the coming years."

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' ARRESTS ' 2017-18



National League

AFC Fylde 1
Aldershot Town 2
Barrow 2
Boreham Wood 0
Bromley 1
Chester 8
Dagenham & Redbridge 0
Dover Athletic 3
Eastleigh 0
Ebbsfleet United 0
FC Halifax Town 2
Gateshead 1
Guiseley 0
Hartlepool United 3
Leyton Orient 3
Macclesfield Town 1
Maidenhead United 0
Maidstone United 1
Solihull Moors 0
Sutton United 0
Torquay United 0
Tranmere Rovers 5
Woking 3
Wrexham 10

" ACTIVE BANNING ORDERS "

Premier League

Arsenal 24
AFC Bournemouth 3
Brighton & Hove Albion 17
Burnley 41
Chelsea 38
Crystal Palace 22
Everton 33
Huddersfield Town 11
Leicester City 14
Liverpool 35
Manchester City 16
Manchester United 42
Newcastle United 79
Southampton 13
Stoke City 10
Swansea City 9
Tottenham Hotspur 15
Watford 8
West Bromwich Albion 10
West Ham United 52

" ACTIVE BANNING ORDERS "



Championship

Aston Villa 34
Barnsley 37
Birmingham City 50
Bolton Wanderers 17
Brentford 6
Bristol City 26
Burton Albion 0
Cardiff City 24
Derby County 34
Fulham 2
Hull City 19
Ipswich Town 7
Leeds United 28
Middlesbrough 35
Millwall 45
Norwich City 2
Nottingham Forest 35
Preston North End 1
Queens park Rangers 24
Reading 12
Sheffield United 53
Sheffield Wednesday 20
Sunderland 46
Wolverhampton Wanderers 64








League One

AFC Wimbledon 6
Blackburn Rovers 9
Blackpool 11
Bradford City 6
Bristol Rovers 31
Bury 6
Charlton Athletic 21
Doncaster Rovers 16
Fleetwood Town 1
Gillingham 4
Milton Keynes Dons 0
Northampton Town 9
Oldham Athletic 9
Oxford United 11
Peterborough United 13
Plymouth Argyle 33
Portsmouth 16
Rochdale 1
Rotherham United 20
Scunthorpe United 8
Shrewsbury Town 10
Southend United 24
Walsall 16
Wigan Athletic 4







League Two

Accrington Stanley 1
Barnet 2
Cambridge United 11
Carlisle United 16
Cheltenham Town 0
Chesterfield 17
Colchester United 6
Coventry City 24
Crawley Town 2
Crewe Alexandra 11
Exeter City 9
Forest Green Rovers 0
Grimsby Town 50
Lincoln City 27
Luton Town 20
Mansfield Town 17
Morecambe 2
Newport County 10
Notts County 10
Port Vale 19
Stevenage 3
Swindon Town 12
Wycombe Wanderers 2
Yeovil Town 0







National League

AFC Fylde 0
Aldershot Town 4
Barrow 10
Boreham Wood 0
Bromley 0
Chester 17
Dagenham & Redbridge 1
Dover Athletic 0
Eastleigh 0
Ebbsfleet United 0
FC Halifax Town 7
Gateshead 0
Guiseley 0
Hartlepool United 8
Leyton Orient 3
Macclesfield Town 2
Maidenhead United 0
Maidstone United 0
Solihull Moors 0
Sutton United 0
Torquay United 0
Tranmere Rovers 28
Woking 3
Wrexham 16

Others

Aberdeen 1
AFC Telford United 3
Altrincham 1
Atherstone Town 21
Celtic 2
Darlington 2
Hednesford Town 1
Kidderminster Harriers 2
Nuneaton Town 3
Rangers 5
Sutton United 1
Tamworth 2
Weymouth 1
Worcester City 1
York City 6
Not Known 2

New banning orders in 2017/8

Premier League

Arsenal 9
AFC Bournemouth 2
Brighton & Hove Albion 1
Burnley 6
Chelsea 8
Crystal Palace 5
Everton 9
Huddersfield Town 3
Leicester City 8
Liverpool 7
Manchester City 4
Manchester United 4
Newcastle United 6
Southampton 3
Stoke City 3
Swansea City 2
Tottenham Hotspur 2
Watford 0
West Bromwich Albion 1
West Ham United 12








Championship

Aston Villa 12
Barnsley 3
Birmingham City 18
Bolton Wanderers 4
Brentford 0
Bristol City 5
Burton Albion 0
Cardiff City 8
Derby County 5
Fulham 1
Hull City 1
Ipswich Town 0
Leeds United 12
Middlesbrough 13
Millwall 8
Norwich City 1
Nottingham Forest 5
Preston North End 1
Queens park Rangers 3
Reading 1
Sheffield United 25
Sheffield Wednesday 6
Sunderland 28
Wolverhampton Wanderers 5












League One

AFC Wimbledon 3
Blackburn Rovers 5
Blackpool 0
Bradford City 0
Bristol Rovers 4
Bury 0
Charlton Athletic 2
Doncaster Rovers 8
Fleetwood Town 0
Gillingham 0
Milton Keynes Dons 0
Northampton Town 4
Oldham Athletic 6
Oxford United 4
Peterborough United 1
Plymouth Argyle 3
Portsmouth 3
Rochdale 0
Rotherham United 9
Scunthorpe United 2
Shrewsbury Town 4
Southend United 0
Walsall 0
Wigan Athletic 3








League Two

Accrington Stanley 1
Barnet 0
Cambridge United 4
Carlisle United 1
Cheltenham Town 0
Chesterfield 5
Colchester United 0
Coventry City 8
Crawley Town 0
Crewe Alexandra 1
Exeter City 1
Forest Green Rovers 0
Grimsby Town 28
Lincoln City 7
Luton Town 7
Mansfield Town 5
Morecambe 0
Newport County 1
Notts County 6
Port Vale 11
Stevenage 0
Swindon Town 3
Wycombe Wanderers 1
Yeovil Town 0











National League

AFC Fylde 0
Aldershot Town 0
Barrow 5
Boreham Wood 0
Bromley 0
Chester 12
Dagenham & Redbridge 0
Dover Athletic 0
Eastleigh 0
Ebbsfleet United 0
FC Halifax Town 1
Gateshead 0
Guiseley 0
Hartlepool United 1
Leyton Orient 0
Macclesfield Town 0
Maidenhead United 0
Maidstone United 0
Solihull Moors 0
Sutton United 0
Torquay United 0
Tranmere Rovers 15
Woking 3
Wrexham 4








Others

Aberdeen 0
AFC Telford United 0
Altrincham 0
Atherstone Town 0
Celtic 2
Darlington 0
Hednesford Town 0
Kidderminster Harriers 0
Nuneaton Town 0
Rangers 0
Sutton United 0
Tamworth 1
Weymouth 1
Worcester City 0
York City 4
Not Known 0

The number of bans are decreasing, but Newcastle still issue the most in England /Wales & Scotland

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The first time I saw organised fighting at a match must have been March 1968 vs Bristol City. You could have sat down in 1968 and written a list of the clubs that would feature most in the lists above and they'd be the same ones 50 years later!