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Another British hooligan turned back at Tokyo airport

Tokyo, Japan - He had in possession 175 legitimate World Cup match tickets

A British man on a hooligan blacklist, who had in his possession 175 legitimate World Cup match tickets, has been deported from Japan after he arrived in Tokyo-Narita airport on a British Airways flight from London the day before. The 37-year-old man became the third known hooligan to be refused entry into Japan in the run up to the World Cup finals, which will kick off in Seoul on Friday. Half of...

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Rome, Italy, 05/30/2002 17:01
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