Kämpa Showan

Two displays from Bohemian fanns group The Notorious Boo Boys for badly injured Malmo ultra and friend of the group Kämpa Showan.

"Showan, a friend of The Notorious Boo Boys, was attacked along with others by a number of neo-Nazis in the early hours of Sunday morning in Malmö, Sweden. Showan was badly injured in the attack and now lies in a coma in hospital. His condition is stable but still critical.
Showan has been and continues to be involved in many different campaigns and activities aimed at improving football for all. From fighting against homophobia and racism on the stands to defending and promoting fan club ownership and terracing on football stadiums, Showan has fought so football can be run by the fans for the fans. As a group, The Notorious Boo Boys agree whole heartedly with Showan and we believe football is for everyone and that there is no place for racism, sexism or homophobia on our stands.
Showan has become good friends with many members of The Notorious Boo Boys both through politics and football. We, as a group, want to show our support for Showan at this time. Our thoughts are with Showan, Supras Malmö, Ultras Malmö, MFF familjen, Showan’s family, friends and comrades.
Kämpa Showan!"

 The Notorious Boo Boys

Derry City's ultras Red Partisans '13 also displayed a banner for Showman against Cork City.

Dalymount Park Graffiti

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The Score

Return of the Famous 45 Ultras

Following incidents at Sligo Rovers vs Droghdea United April 27th 2013. Drogheda's board of management released the following statement.

"Drogheda United has banned over 20 individuals from attending games following crowd disturbances during an Airtricity Premier Division clash against Sligo Rovers on Saturday, April 27.

The club resolved to issue the bans after scenes of "hooliganism" marred the 2-2 draw against Sligo Rovers at the Showgrounds.

In a statement released on the club's official website, Drogheda United revealed that, after reviewing footage and consulting witnesses, it had sanctioned offenders with season-long bans, but indicated that others would be served with life-time bans.

The board of management of Drogheda United took the decision to prevent those responsible for the disturbances from attending further games with the aim of creating "a safe and enjoyable atmosphere for all supporters of Drogheda United and indeed the League of Ireland in general."

Against local rivals Dundalk on the 7th of March 2014 the Ultras made their return. Although Famous 45 Ultras made a return for the 2013 FAI cup final this was their first time in United Park after the Drogheda board of management over turned the bans.

Shed End Invincibles Statement

As of today, 8th of March 2014, the Shed End Invincibles will no longer remain active at home games in Richmond Park in response to the significant reduction in size made to the groups section in recent weeks. The section has been reduced from 280 to approximately 160 seats due to a number of broken seats in Block H. As a group we feel that it would be a massive step backwards to simply accept this reduction.


The group’s presence in Richmond Park has grown in recent years and after the clubs recent successes on the pitch, this is a huge blow to us during a period in which the growth of the group was being planned. The SEI provides passionate support, colour and noise at games and is an asset to Richmond Park in the view of many Saints supporters.


The group will not enter this reduced section, or provide vocal support and displays from any other section in the ground until the issue can be resolved. The group will remain fully active at away matches. This decision has not been taken lightly, and we have discussed the situation with the club. We hope to resolve the issue as soon as possible so we can continue to provide the team with the passionate support they deserve. Thanks to those who have supported us over the last few weeks regarding this situation.


Shed End Invincibles.