Fight between Firma (FC Vojvodina) and Taurunum Boys (FC Zemun) in Novi Sad, before the match in 2006. About 200+ on both sides.

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In 2009. Taurunum Boys were on a away game in Novi Sad againt team called Proleter (2nd league). From 08:20 you can see about 10 Firma member running accros the picth and atacking the Taurunum Boys. After that Taurunum Boys had a fight with police.

Lets post some photos, two of each fight, all from Spanish Leage in the last decade. If someone wants more info, like who is who on each photo or more info about some groups... Just ask!

Ultra Boys (Real Sporting de Gijón) - Celtarras (RC Celta de Vigo)
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Ultra Yomus (Valencia CF) - Herri Norte Taldea (Athletic Bilbao)
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Biris Norte (Sevilla FC) - Frente Atlético (Atlético de Madrid)
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Ultra Yomus (Valencia CF) - Biris Norte (Sevilla FC)
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Symmachiarii94 (Real Oviedo) - Ligallo Fondo Norte (Real Zaragoza)
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Ultra Boys (Real Sporting Gijón) - Ultras Violetas (Real Valladolid)
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Riazor Blues (RC Deportivo de La Coruña) - Ultra Yomus (Valencia CF)
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Symmachiarii94 (Real Oviedo) - Juventudes Verdiblancas (Real Racing Club)
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Forca Llevant (Llevant UE) - Ligallo Fondo Norte (Real Zaragoza CD)
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Mujika Taldea (Real Sociedad de Fútbol) - Juventudes Verdiblancas (Real Racing Club)
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Ultra Boys (Real Sporting Gijón) - Biris Norte (Sevilla FC)
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got any videos mate?

Looks fun mate . i didn't know they are still fights in Spain, thought there is too much repression! the last pic is just great

Ultra_Hool wrote:

got any videos mate?

There are a few of them, but they are rare because police use them against the hooligans. Also, they all are streetfights, never agreed figths, and the fighters dont use cameras... So, it must be a normal pedestrian who records the incidents. And no respect with them.

Anyway, fights in Spanish Leage are most of times unfair and dirty, and the visitant side ends the day arrested and fined. The movement is slowly dying day by day, but there are still some incidents every week.

LOKO wrote:

Looks fun mate . i didn't know they are still fights in Spain, thought there is too much repression! the last pic is just great

You will also like that.

Frente Atlético (Atlético de Madrid) against Aberdeen hooligans in UEFA Cup. Its said that more than a hundred flares were launched that day hehe.

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This fight is between the firms of Cska Sofia - Levski Sofia Cska-Office Boys,Levski-HD Boys

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българските хулигани са най стабилни

izvratenqk wrote:

българските хулигани са най стабилни

English

Delija wrote:

izvratenqk wrote:

българските хулигани са най стабилни

English

He sais bulgarian hools are best at the moment but I think all the countries on Balkans with Russia and Croatia have the best hooligans in the world

engish hooligans are good , but brazilian fans are animals

izvratenqk wrote:

българските хулигани са най стабилни

spirai lsd-tp

23/01/2011

Football hooliganism reared its ugly head on Sunday when two Indonesian Super League matches were marred by fan riots.

The game between Persib Bandung and Arema Indonesia in Bandung, West Java, was halted for almost an hour when Persib supporters descended on the pitch in frustration over inconsistent refereeing.

Meanwhile, in Samarinda, East Kalimantan, Persisam fans hurled bottles and stones at Bontang FC supporters following Persisam’s 2-1 loss to the last-placed visitors.

At Samarinda’s Segiri Stadium, Japanese striker Kenji Adachihara secured Bontang’s first win of the season with a 77th-minute score, enraging Persisam fans.

Police and soldiers arrived at the scene to defuse tension.

In Bandung, at least 19 fans as well as several Bandung Police officers were injured when two incidents of violence broke out during the Persib-Arema match that ended 1-1 at Siliwangi Stadium.

Toward the end of the match, Persib fans, who felt cheated in the game, chanted “time to quit the ISL, time to move to IPL,” referring to the controversial upstart Indonesian Premier League, not backed by the Indonesian Football League (PSSI).

West Java Deputy Governor Dede Yusuf said he sympathized with the fans’ frustration.

“If the IPL is a better option and if that’s what fans want, I think we should consider the idea,” said Dede, who also acts as the Persib team ambassador.

“The fans were emotional, but management has to start considering the [IPL] idea.”

The first violent incident was triggered when referee Najamuddin Aspiran failed to call a harsh tackle by Arema midfielder M. Ridhuan on Persib defender Wildansyah in the 67th minute.

Persib was a goal down at that point, after Arema’s Roman Chmelo put the visitors in front at 61 minutes.

Disappointed Persib supporters went on a rampage, tearing down stadium fences and

invading the pitch, before instigating a fight with police and stadium security officers.

It took police one hour to restore order before the match could continue. During the lull, Najamuddin conferred with a linesman before deciding to give Ridhuan a red card.

Persib’s Atep then scored the equalizer in the 77th.

Chaos again erupted when Persib fans decided Najamuddin had ended the match prematurely when they believed there was still time left in the match.

The mob descended on the referee and began to beat him. Najamuddin was rescued by police, who escorted him from the stadium.

Arema team members had to wait an additional hour before they could leave the stadium as more police officers arrived to help secure their exit. The team was escorted out of the stadium in armored vehicles.

Bandung Police Chief Sr. Comr. Jaya Subrianto on Monday said it would be much harder for Persib to secure a match permit following Sunday’s incident.

“We will think this matter over thoroughly and if we do issue another match permit, I think it would better to hold future matches to an empty stadium,” Jaya told reporters.

“[Sunday’s incident] would not have happened if the referee had called the match fairly,” said Persib team manager Umuh Muhtar. “It’s not the first time that match officials have been biased against us, so we are disappointed.”

Last week, Persib striker Cristian Gonzales was red-carded during the team’s 1-0 loss to Persisam, even though Persib officials denied Gonzales had done anything to warrant the penalty.

Umuh agreed with Dede’s view that Persib officials, led by the Persib Bandung Consortium, may soon be forced to heed the fans’ calls.

“We’re getting tired of this because this kind of uneven officiating keeps happening in almost every match,” Umuh said.

The PSSI refused to respond to Persib’s comments regarding the IPL.

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15/11/2009 one apoel fan went to hospital because omonoia fans fight with apoel fans....

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Nice fight

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Gdblach vs Bolton

respect to the guy with the white shirt

Real Betis (Supporters Gol Sur) - Brigadas Amarillas (Cádiz CF)
Spanish Third Division match, 25 members of Brigadas Amarillas visited Sevilla (Real Betis homecity) to see the match between their team and Betis second squad (Betis B). They were ambushed by at least 40 local hooligans: after five minutes fighting, both sides acorded to end the fight and recover their woundeds before the arrive of the Police. One member of Brigadas Amarillas was stabbed, and other one was seriously wounded, he is still at the hospital and probably will lose an eye. That last guy its a 46 years old hooligan, in the scene since 1982 and one of the founders of Cadiz firm... Respect for him.

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what happened this Saturday in Zagreb?

Delija wrote:

Why you runned??on red star PAOK clip

You know well what happened there, and this isnt whole clip. You are askig him on english , this is something to brag about for you. I would be shamed if i were you.

Brigate1994 wrote:

You know well what happened there, and this isnt whole clip. You are askig him on english , this is something to brag about for you. I would be shamed if i were you.

What happens in the rest of the clip?

Brigate1994 wrote:

You know well what happened there, and this isnt whole clip. You are askig him on english , this is something to brag about for you. I would be shamed if i were you.

This isn't serbian forum to ask him on serbian.That clip was recorded by some serbian television and Serbian televisions cab't wait for some fight you know that.