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THE creaking and crumbling of the wall was barely audible at first above the violent din of baying mobs of rival hooligans bent on trouble. Within seconds, an almighty rumble was to shake Birmingham City’s St Andrew’s stadium as a 12ft high wall crashed to the ground below, sending a cloud of dust and debris into the air. Cars that had been parked beneath the structure were left bent and twisted by the destructive force of the rubble that crashed on top of them. Tensions had been running high throu
