ENGLAND fans should not be allowed to fly abroad to attend matches nor should the UK host any to avoid a repeat of the chaotic scenes witnessed at the Euro 2020 finals, a fed-up radio caller said.
report on the conduct of some fans in the run-up to the Euro 2020 England vs Italy match at Wembley in July. The damning report found “drunken and drugged-up thugs” could have caused severe harm and even death in their attempt to secure a spot inside the stadium. The findings prompted radio listener Kate to suggest England fans should be banned from attending matches abroad, and the UK should not be offered the opportunity to host any event to avoid a repeat of the chaotic scenes.
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