Spanish Joe Millwall Hooligan -

This report outlines the background and events surrounding Joe Pizarro , a well-known Millwall supporter commonly referred to as "Spanish Joe."

His end came not in a courtroom, but in a carpark in 1994. In a confrontation with a rival firm from Cardiff, Joe was struck in the knee with a baseball bat. The injury was catastrophic; he walked with a limp for the rest of his days. The predator had lost his speed. spanish joe millwall hooligan

The Legal Battle

: Despite claims that he was acting in self-defense and protecting families, Pizarro was later issued a five-year football banning order by British police after they reviewed footage of the violence. This report outlines the background and events surrounding

According to the old heads who were on the scene in the late 1980s and early 1990s, Joe (real name believed to be Jose or Joaquin) arrived in London as a political refugee or an economic migrant—the details are fuzzy, lost to the roar of a dozen rucks. He was barely five foot seven. He had dark, curly hair, a perpetual five-o’clock shadow, and eyes that, according to one source, "looked like two piss-holes in the snow." The predator had lost his speed