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Wednesday 21 December 2011 9:07 pm

Spurs go high-tech to identify hooligans

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TOTTENHAM will equip their stewards with high-tech head-cams in order to identify potential troublemakers at what is expected to be a highly-charged London derby against Chelsea at White Hart Lane tonight. The club has employed the technology for the best part of two seasons but have taken the extra precaution of reminding their supporters that any racist, foul and abusive, or homophobic language will not be tolerated ahead of the game.

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