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People who go to sporting events and start fights; generally football (soccer to us Americans). Proof Europe is not superior to America. Euro news report: Team A beat Team B. A group of hooligans started a fights at the game. Dozens were injured, three were killed and millions of euros worth of damage were the results of the ensuing riot.
America news report: Team A beat Team B (the report ends there because the fans showed up, watched the game, some partied and the rest just went home and acted like adults). |
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a thug who reguarly goes to football matches and starts fights with opposing supporters and is symbolised usually by: Burberry Hat, Stone Island Jacket,Lacoste Trainers,Tight Fitted Adidas/Nike Trousers And Usually Has a can of Stella or brick in hand.Also, They reguarly make up abusive chants on the terraces to threaten and strike fear into the other team and their travveling supporters. Marcus Gayle Of Section 5
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You little hooligans stay off my lawn and out my neighborhood!
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a rowdy and typically young brawler vandal or trouble maker; a punk Teenage scottish hoolgians get drunk at soccer games and kick everyones asses.
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The nickname for a fan of the singer Bruno Mars, comes from his album title "Doo Wops and Hooligans" Well duh, I'm a total Hooligan!
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one who engages in innappropriate actions, which can be violent, shenanaganical, illegal, harmful, harmeless, annoying, cheeky and fun, dangerous, or/ and evil "Those damn hooligans spray painted giant dripping cocks all over the super-market."
"Those hooligans moved ten kilos of blow by force and then all six of them rode down Main Street on one bicycle." |
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Orignally started in England as a family of Irish named the "Hoolihans" caused trouble in a particular area of England, as the Hoolihans spread in notoreity of bein aggressive, violent and dangerous they were mentioned in a newspaper that wrongly spelt their name as "Hooligan" since then Hooligan has been a reference to aggressive, dangerous, violent, abusive, loutish and other behaviours Look at those hooligans with their hoods up acting all hard
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a thug, a ruffaian, a hoodlum That hooligan is just another wimp looking for attention.
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