A fund-raising page has been set up for a Nottingham taxi driver whose cab was smashed to pieces by fans celebrating the football.
Chelsea Reason, 26, of Long Eaton, was so disgusted by the online footage of the attack she wanted to something to help.
The Nottingham Cars cab was smashed after England beat Sweden in the World Cup quarter-final on Saturday.
Videos emerged online of several men standing and jumping on the car in Old Market Square.
She told the Post: "I just keep seeing all these videos and the attack on the car and I think it is disgusting.
"I want to show the driver that there are some decent people out there and they all want to support him.
"The men that did it are just a minority. It was supposed to be a celebration - what sort of celebration is that by smashing up someone's livilhood."
Chelsea, who is registered disabled due to spine problems, said she only wants to reach £500 to help with anything he needs while off work.
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She added: "It is to help with daily living. You have to work for a living, and it is hard."
The Justgiving page reads: As many of you may have seen, in Nottingham after the England game a taxi was smashed up and badly damaged!
"I have spoken to the taxi firm, the taxi driver is luckily okay and at home but the taxi cannot be used for a while.
"This means that this innocent gentleman cannot even go to work to provide for his family!
"Please help me to help prove that we‘re not all thugs, let's show people how to be proud to be English again! Money will go to the taxi driver to help him live whilst out of work! Thank you."
So far, £122 has been raised. To donate log on here