Crime Capital; The street gangs of the 1960s and 70s spawned a new generation of ruthless and violent criminals". CCTV footage of this encounter was used to identify suspects and ten people were charged with mobbing and rioting and five with breach of the peace.

At the next Hibs match, against local rivals Hearts at Tynecastle, the CCS fared a lot better when they came up against the notorious Gorgie Aggro. The CCS fought with the Saturday Service hooligans of Motherwell in the stand resulting in some injuries and seats being damaged. Stephen Robinson's side have lost just once - at home to Rangers after a first-half red card for Ryan Strain.A pivotal moment in this formative season was when the CCS encountered the leading casual gang at the time in Scotland - the Aberdeen Soccer Casuals - before a Hibernian v. At the final whistle the referee would not allow the Hibernian players to approach this section of the ground to applaud their fans.

On the afternoon of the match they clashed with a mob of Anderlecht boys on the Grand-Place in Brussels and smashed the windows of the Metro train they boarded.A massive away support of over 10,000 travelled to the capital, which meant that the crowd far exceeded the 23,500 attendance quoted, and kick off was delayed by 13 minutes. After the game the CCS were heading to Union Street when they were attacked by a mob of young Dundee casuals and also older members of the Utility who exited the Caledonian public house.

Hibs and Aberdeen casuals fought each other in the standing enclosure section of the West Stand and then after the match there were further running battles between them around Waverley station. Oh, though, did take his chance and finally delivered a goal could prove so important in the long run, for both him and Celtic. A number travelled to Glasgow when the Airdrie game was postponed due to snow, and engaged in a pre-arranged fight with Rangers ICF in the Gorbals.Police Scotlands Operation Rebound resulted in 32 men being arrested and charged with football related offences that included possession of offensive weapons and vandalism. There were skirmishes between the Hibs mob and their Hearts counterparts and as a result of fighting after the game one Hibs boy is remanded in prison for a week. The opposing groups clashed again on Lothian Road and the day finally came to an end with a mass brawl on the Meadows. Celtic right-back Alistair Johnston has been passed fit after going off with a facial knock against Hibs and Odin Thiago Holm is in contention after a knock.