Desant and Triada (groups from the North terrace of Steaua) banneres were stolen thursday morning, as Steaua fans returned from Vaslui. The guys who had the flags were attacked by Dinamo ultras when they were going home. One of them seems to be in the hospital. Here are the photos:
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The first round of Romanian league started on 26-27 July. From the ultras point of view, we didn’t have any interesting games…

Fc Arges Pitesti - Politehnica Timisoara was te first game of comeback for Pitesti ultras in the first league. They made a small choreo with an ultras and a player, with the message: “Ready to fight”

Timisoara fans that came to the game showed only one banner: Politehnica Timisoara. They will only show this banner from now on, and not the banners of their groups, because of the situation that they are in (identity confusion for the club, the International Sport’s Court from Laussane forbidden them to use the name “Politehnica” so from now on, until the situation is changed, theu will play under the name FC Timisoara).

Rapid Bucuresti - Gloria Bistrita - nothing out of the ordinary, Bistrita has few supporters, photos with Rapid here

Gloria Buzau - Farul Constanta - after quite a long time for Farul in a mediocre support, they managed to get about 100 people to Buzau. One group made even a small choreo, the photos can be seen here. Buzau supporters are few, the club doesn’t have a tradition of support, the majority of the fans still like the 3 big teams in Bucarest (Steaua, Dinamo and Rapid, but especially Steaua). Read the rest of this entry »

FC Vaslui, the local team from Vaslui (town in Moldavia) qualified from Intertoto Cup to Uefa after the 2 matches against Neftchi Bak (Azerbaidjan). The team from Baku previously eliminated teams from Slovakia ( FC Nitra) and Belgium (Germinal Beerchot).

At the home game, Vaslui ultras from the North terrace (main groups are curently Dorobantii and Excentric) made a choreo composed of 8 canvases. On each canvas there was a letter made in the language of deaf people: FC VASLUI. The message was: “Even we would remain without our voices, you would still feel us in the stands”:

The choreo was initialy prepared in a more complicated way, unfortunately for Vaslui ultras, very few spectators came, bacuse of the heavy rain that flooded Moldavia these days and because of the exagerated price tickets the club put for this game (10 euros for the North/South terraces, considering that vaslui is one of the poorest cities in Romania).