Over 2,000 supporters of Kavala Greece protested for the plans by the leadership of the team from northern Greece to unite with the club, removed from professional football and broke, Iraklis.

The idea of ​​the club heads of the two teams is united team to compete over the place of Kavala in the first division under the name "New Iraklis" or "Iraklis 1908", so both teams will disappear, as new Iraklis will play in Thessaloniki and Kavala there will be create a new club that will start from the amateur fourth division.

For now, the idea met resistance among supporters of Kavala, but it seems everything will be decided by the city government that resists the club.

in Poland goverment fight with our supporting style. they closing up the stadiums there can't be any guest team supporters. it begins after we unite and write on transes "nonimplement promisses of govement = second topic supporters" " roads- not finished, airports- at provinces- second topic supporters". goverment says that supporters are the biggest problem they must fight on euro 2012. on matches we sitting don't sing and play games like chess. Here's supporters of ŁKS Łódź on protest playing small wuwuzelas and with beach balls

ulik1908 wrote:

in Poland goverment fight with our supporting style. they closing up the stadiums there can't be any guest team supporters. it begins after we unite and write on transes "nonimplement promisses of govement = second topic supporters" " roads- not finished, airports- at provinces- second topic supporters". goverment says that supporters are the biggest problem they must fight on euro 2012. on matches we sitting don't sing and play games like chess. Here's supporters of ŁKS Łódź on protest playing small wuwuzelas and with beach balls

Nice way to protest...!Keep it up

Unprecedented, perhaps in the history of football at all, a demonstration was held Tuesday night on the streets of the Argentine capital Buenos Aires.

Ignoring the ongoing Copa America tournament, over 40,000 of San Lorenzo supporters rally in support of the club district of Boedo, are returned to him all the lands and immovable property seized and nationalized by the dictatorial government during the rule of military junta from 1976 to 1983

San Lorenzo is fighting for restitution of land to the club for over 20 years, each new government promised this injustice to be resolved once and for all, but the question always remains away from the progressive state policy and has no solution.

ulik1908 wrote:

in Poland goverment fight with our supporting style. they closing up the stadiums there can't be any guest team supporters. it begins after we unite and write on transes "nonimplement promisses of govement = second topic supporters" " roads- not finished, airports- at provinces- second topic supporters". goverment says that supporters are the biggest problem they must fight on euro 2012. on matches we sitting don't sing and play games like chess. Here's supporters of ŁKS Łódź on protest playing small wuwuzelas and with beach balls

Nice protest!

It's the same speech: "We must fight supporters for the Euro/World Cup/Olimpic Games/UEFA/Blablabla".

Every country, every city, it's the same speech.

The same excuse.

Diferent governments.

The same problems, the same excuses.

That's the way those stupid guys use to distract the atention from the people.

Keep it up! Don't let'em transform Poland's Football in something modern.

Football is not a theater.

Here is a protest, from the "Hinchadas Unidas Argentina" (United Supporters Argentina). It's a recent movement of supporters in that country, made by some barra-bravas (The term that is used for the ultras in latin-america, because of their style). Basically, the Hinchadas Unidas Argentina is a mega "barra-brava" wich the objective is support Argentina's national team.

In those videos, you can see that they went to the headquarters of AFA ([i]Associación Argentina del Fútbol[]i]).

I really don't know what was the main reason for this protest, but it was very interesting. I believe that they wanted some help from the AFA, to make it easy for them. To make it possible for the Hinchadas Unidas Argentina to go at the games of National Team, once that the prices are way expensives::

Fenerbahce ultras demo

Olympiakos Volos protest in Athens against court of their President

Ferencváros-Haladás

bizocska wrote:

Ferencváros-Haladás

Wow, Polish protest in Hungary greetings

Partizan fan protest against club direction.

Maybe not ultras, but fans of Chelsea protests for high-ticket prices.

http://www.independent.co.uk/sport/football/european/chelsea-fans-plan-european-boycott-over-ticket-price-rises-2354756.html

CSKA Kiev ultras protests because government is killing Ukrainian football and especially CSKA by kicking them in second division because financial problems

Dinamo ultras have stopped the match as protest against the club management.After using pyro for several minutes police went into action and evacuated them from the stadium .

Mostly Ultras protesting against gypsysm, journalism and corrupt politicians in Plovdiv, Bulgaria! The transparant says "With our money they will not mate gypsys"

Post here protests of Ultra groups from all over the world.

Violent protests in Bucharest gainst our country's president.





More photos here:

http://ultras-world.forumz.ro/t1072-protes...n-toate-orasele

Protest against polish prime minister and government