28-04-2007, 13:42
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Location: Glasgow
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Originally Posted by Pireloke
Atalanta are not left wing but neutral imo, There's Livorno but a smaller team has full left wing ultras also : Ternana with the Ultra Group "Red Boys" their symbol is the hammer and siccle (spelling?) of the former Soviet Union in a red star.
Vicenza and Perugia have several ultra groups both right wing and left wing, if there are not enough away supporters they fight amongst themselves lol.
I'm sure that in the C2 and D divisions there's also smaller ultra groups that are left wing but they are not very known because they're small.
But in Italy I would say the vast majority of political inspired Ultra Groups are right wing to extreme right wing. Some are not political inspired and I think that's better because politics and sports should not be mixed imho.
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Yes, I totally agree.
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