– I would like to say that the English Premier League is always happy to share experience in combating the adverse effects of football. But we do not consider it in any recipe. Each country has its own peculiarities, its own history of behavior of fans. We do not encourage anyone to copy our way. – And yet England has made impressive strides in this area. Imagine yourself that a group of fans in the Premier League chanting racist chants. How to punish these people? – First of all, the people sitting next to, say, those fans that they stop doing it. We have achieved an atmosphere in which such behavior simply will not be accepted by other fans. Next, calculate the perpetrators of the stewards. Stewards are trained in England is excellent, as clubs spend more on training them big money. They decide what to do about the situation: either to intervene immediately or after a match or do not intervene if they believe that the situation is not worth it. More clubs receive information about violators of stewards and security personnel. And the clubs themselves to decide what to do with the offenders – whether to apply them to sporting sanctions, or transfer them to the police. – In Russia, a fan threw a banana at Roberto Carlos. How would this man was punished in England? He was put into prison? – I can not answer this question accurately, because there may be options, depending on the circumstances of the case. But I can say that in England there are special laws that spelled out criminal liability for violations of the three types of spectators at matches: vybeganie on the field, shouting racist and throwing objects on the field. In England, such episodes as the one you are talking about are the maximum intolerance.
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