Premier League clubs agree new measures to clamp down on rise in anti-social behaviour
June 15 – Premier League clubs have unanimously agreed new measures to address the “unacceptable rise” in anti-social behaviour last season.
The move comes in response to incidents of chanting and other behaviour – often between rival clubs – taunting victims and survivors of football-related tragedies.
A Manchester United supporter was arrested following the FA Cup final at Wembley this month after he was seen wearing a shirt that appeared to make an offensive reference to the 1989 Hillsborough disaster,
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