What is the reason behind these London riots is the most popular question now adays all over the world.But we are unable to find the answer of these billion dollar question.Government of England is just criticizing. According to "THE TELEGRAPH"
West Ham and Charlton have already called off their home ties with Aldershot and Reading, due to take place tonight, in order to aid the police.
"We have all followed it and late last night I got a call from the chief executive saying the police had been in touch," Crawley manager Steve Evans said.
"It was inevitable. Let's hope the sternest action can be taken and we get back to normality."
And the escalation in violence has led to serious concerns about the Metropolitan Police deploying a significant number of officers at Wembley during a time when they are needed to restore order elsewhere.
No formal talks are planned between the FA and the police other than those which take place as a matter of routine but contact at some stage this morning appears inevitable.
West Ham and Charlton have already called off their home ties with Aldershot and Reading, due to take place tonight, in order to aid the police.
"We have all followed it and late last night I got a call from the chief executive saying the police had been in touch," Crawley manager Steve Evans said.
"It was inevitable. Let's hope the sternest action can be taken and we get back to normality."
And the escalation in violence has led to serious concerns about the Metropolitan Police deploying a significant number of officers at Wembley during a time when they are needed to restore order elsewhere.No formal talks are planned between the FA and the police other than those which take place as a matter of routine but contact at some stage this morning appears inevitable.
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