Kids behaving badly? Here's the Dutch solution

    By Amit Nathwani

    Updated 1510 GMT (2310 HKT) September 28, 2015

    The history of football is littered with moments of brilliant skill but a group of British artists are recreating some of the beautiful game's uglier incidents. Perhaps the most infamous of them all, Diego Maradona's "Hand of God" goal against England in the quarterfinal of the 1986 World Cup helped Argentina to a 2-1 win. The South Americans would go on to win the tournament, beating West Germany in the final to claim a second World Cup triumph.
    Photos: Bad Boys FC: Kids recreate infamous soccer moments
    "Mini hand of God" (Diego Maradona) – The history of football is littered with moments of brilliant skill but a group of British artists are recreating some of the beautiful game's uglier incidents. Perhaps the most infamous of them all, Diego Maradona's "Hand of God" goal against England in the quarterfinal of the 1986 World Cup helped Argentina to a 2-1 win. The South Americans would go on to win the tournament, beating West Germany in the final to claim a second World Cup triumph.
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    During a fiery 2-2 draw between Liverpool and Chelsea at Anfield in 2013, Luis Suarez bit Branislav Ivanovic on the arm -- the second time he had bitten an opponent in his career. Suarez apologized but a year later he was at it again, chomping his third victim, Giorgio Chiellini, at the 2014 World Cup in Brazil.
    Photos: Bad Boys FC: Kids recreate infamous soccer moments
    "Baby Teeth" (Luis Suarez) – During a fiery 2-2 draw between Liverpool and Chelsea at Anfield in 2013, Luis Suarez bit Branislav Ivanovic on the arm -- the second time he had bitten an opponent in his career. Suarez apologized but a year later he was at it again, chomping his third victim, Giorgio Chiellini, at the 2014 World Cup in Brazil.
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    In what was Zinedine Zidane's last game as a professional, the France legend was sent off in the 2006 World Cup final for headbutting Italy's Marco Materazzi in extra-time. It led to one of sport's most iconic images, Zidane trudging past the World Cup trophy and down the tunnel.
    Photos: Bad Boys FC: Kids recreate infamous soccer moments
    "My mum's a what?!" (Zinedine Zidane) – In what was Zinedine Zidane's last game as a professional, the France legend was sent off in the 2006 World Cup final for headbutting Italy's Marco Materazzi in extra-time. It led to one of sport's most iconic images, Zidane trudging past the World Cup trophy and down the tunnel.
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    Just days before Manchester City was due to take on Manchester United at Old Trafford, news emerged of the fire brigade being called to Mario Balotelli's house after he set off fireworks in his bathroom. After scoring in City's 6-1 win, Balotelli, now playing for AC Milan, lifted his shirt to reveal what has become one of the most famous sayings in English football.
    Photos: Bad Boys FC: Kids recreate infamous soccer moments
    "Whyyyyy?" (Mario Balotelli) – Just days before Manchester City was due to take on Manchester United at Old Trafford, news emerged of the fire brigade being called to Mario Balotelli's house after he set off fireworks in his bathroom. After scoring in City's 6-1 win, Balotelli, now playing for AC Milan, lifted his shirt to reveal what has become one of the most famous sayings in English football.
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