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Officers acted after the hooligan continued to cause disorder for three years.
Huddersfield Town chief executive Nigel Clibbens said: "People who see football as an opportunity to cause disorder and participate in violent conduct have no place at the Galpharm and are not seen as the true supporters they often purport to be.
The military said the explosives were intended to be used to cause disorder and distract security forces from their operations against the kidnappers.
 
 
 
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