I wasn't aware of that. I was sort of kidding, anyway. In the US what we call "soccer fans" are known to be completely crazed. It's probably unfair. 

> European football fans aren't known for getting crazy, right?

Depends from a country. In England, Poland, Russia, Turkey and some other countries alcohol causes problems, yes. But not so in Scandinavia and Baltics, for example.

kristapsk

What could go wrong? I remember going to a Monday Night Jets game at the Meadowlands in the late 1980s. They were playing the Bills. The Jets were getting destroyed. The fans got out of hand. Luckily I was single back then without kids. It got a little scary. Fans set seats on fire in the upper deck and there were people urinating everywhere. I think after that game they changed the rules and stopped selling beer after halftime.

European football fans aren't known for getting crazy, right?

Stacker_Sports

Drinking alcohol in stands to be trialled at some football matches in England

What could go wrong? I remember going to a Monday Night Jets game at the Meadowlands in the late 1980s. They were playing the Bills. The Jets were getting destroyed. The fans got out of hand. Luckily I was single back then without kids. It got a little scary. Fans set seats on fire in the upper deck and there were people urinating everywhere. I think after that game they changed the rules and stopped selling beer after halftime. 

European football fans aren't known for getting crazy, right? 