Sentence examples for risk supporters from inspiring English sources

The police tend to know which fans are likely to cause trouble — these are called risk supporters.

"If we want to go and confront the risk supporters, we can go and occupy their pub," Holt said.

The police report also disclosed that he attended a pub frequented by "risk" supporters of another team, as if to suggest that anybody in the pub knows that they are on these watchlists, or that the pub is advertised as such.

A Blackburn Rovers fan, he was classed as a "risk supporter" by local police and has served a ban for shouting abuse at rival fans while following the Lancashire team.

He added: "I am confident that performances will improve but I do not want to risk supporter frustrations with performances detracting from the vital project the club has started at Nene Park.

While opponents emphasize that drilling poses major environmental risks, supporters say it will give the area a significant economic boost.

Leicester City FC's manager says he is "very disappointed" at a decision to reduce away fans' ticket allocations at Norwich due to "high-risk" supporters.

However, it said: "We cannot fully guarantee that there isn't a slight increased risk of supporters being open to fraud.

[Free] IN THE NEWS A growing number of New York nonprofits are seeking exemptions for a rule requiring that they reveal donors, saying it would risk their supporters' safety.

While M5S would risk alienating supporters on the left who have been drawn to the anti-establishment party, it could feasibly form a coalition with the xenophobic Northern League and win a majority in parliament.

Sound too cosmopolitan, and the parties risk losing supporters to UKIP.