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As unlikely as it may seem now, there was a time in which football in Britain was not only unpopular, but was in real danger of going out of existance completely, due to one main factor: hooliganism.

A man, believed to be in his 70s, was shoved to the ground (Picture: X) This is the shocking moment football hooligans attacked a female photographer and a man in his 70s before a game in Dublin.