Days later, during the next match against Monaco at Parc des Princes, the KoB mocked Supras Auteuil by chanting "Supras, Supras, we fucked you. Leading 7–0, the Parisians were awarded a spot-kick as the Parc des Princes faithful made clear they wanted Cavani to take it and become PSG's all-time top-scorer. The Paris Saint-Germain Official Online Store is the preeminent source of the latest and greatest gear honoring Les Parisiens. [83] They brawled again in the 1989–90 UEFA Cup last 16 and the 1992–93 UEFA Cup semifinals. Famous PSG fans include former French President Nicolas Sarkozy and retired NBA player Tony Parker . Michel Denisot is another much-loved president in the club. ", "Une centaine d'abonnements résiliés après les incidents de PSG/Etoile Rouge", "Le Collectif Ultras Paris dénonce l'attaque contre les Marseillais au concert de JUL malgré la présence de certains membres", "Police halt brawl between Bayern Munich and PSG fans at station", "31 interpellations en marge de PSG/Bruges (L'E)", "Nantes-PSG : la police nantaise arrête une bagarre entre supporters", "Paris-Marseille rivalry put on hold as PSG players sick with flu", "Six injured in clashes betwen Marseille and PSG fans after match cancelled", "Stadium security 'failures' cast shadow over Euro 2016 football tournament", "Galatasaray-PSG : quel accueil après les bagarres de 2001 ? ", while the Scots congratulated them for the win. In March 2017, they attended the Champions League quarterfinals return game against Bayern Munich at Parc des Princes. The remaining supporters' groups met the team in front of the training ground whenever possible and went to away games, usually outside France. [37][51] However, due to the never-ending violent rivalry between PSG fan groups from Kop of Boulogne and Virage Auteuil, as well as the recent enmity between the Collectif Ultras Paris (CUP) and Karsud, twinned supporters have often chose sides in these conflicts. [30][85][132] Around the same time, white midfielder David Ginola also expressed his desire to leave the club, but he didn't get the same treatment. Fait jaillir mille fois ce refrain:[Chorus] Allez Paris-Saint-Germain! But none of these groups were located in Auteuil or Boulogne. Celtic's visual approach was an inspiration for Auteuil and ultra groups in general, while Boulogne's history was strongly linked with Liverpool. Like M'bami, he signed for l'OM despite saying he never would in the past. [103] During the match, PSG ultras mocked Galatasaray's elimination with a banner. ("This is Paris!") Officially called Tous PSG (All PSG), but known by supporters as Plan Leproux, it exiled all fan groups from Parc des Princes and banned them from all club matches. Allez F.C. [38] He had promised back in 2006 that, if he won the elections, he would rid PSG of racists and hooligans. [Chorus] Chantez Paris-Saint-Germain! Allez Paris-Saint-Germain! Et soudain, Before the first-leg match at Parc des Princes in April 2014, about 100 fans from each team, including members of former Boulogne hooligan firms, fought in a tourist area of the French capital. The socios were the club's first supporters. [5][11][34], Founded in 1985, Boulogne Boys was the KoB's first supporters' group. [30] In February 1984, PSG goons even clashed with English hooligans on the stands of Parc des Princes during an international match between France and England, leaving dozens injured. [Verse 2] "[17][27], Back then, the majority of people attending Parc des Princes were casual spectators or away supporters, and the stadium was only full when Paris faced more prestigious sides like Saint-Étienne, Nantes, Olympique de Marseille or Stade de Reims. [5][35][46], Plan Leproux was announced later that week, marking the end of the 13,000 supporters grouped in Auteuil and Boulogne, of which only 400 were hooligans. Nous voulons ce soir He then returned as coach during PSG's golden era in the 1990s, leading them to the UEFA Cup Winners' Cup in 1996. [157] PSG's next home match against Amiens later that month was the first time since his summer transfer saga that Neymar wasn't whistled by the CUP. [5][42] On the other hand, Karsud carried on and are currently the club's only group with hooligans' behaviours still on activity. The CUP initially believed that, like former Boulogne groups, the Block were also made of far-right extremists and racists. Aujourd'hui nos idoles sont footballeurs De Saint-Germain à Bercy:[Chorus] Ils sont mille [62], The Parisian ultra movement slowly began to reassemble. [34][42], The first skirmishes between Auteuil and Boulogne took place right after the banner, but were cut short by a short-lived truce to fight against the new security policy of the club in 2004. Pour y recevoir nos équipes amies [42][52] Since the club directors were scarcely supportive as well, Tigris Mystic decided to self-dissolve in July 2006 after several months of violent incidents. [121] Both groups assisted to matches together in the past, including one against Toulouse in 2005 where the Irréductibles even unfurled their own banner in Auteuil. [41][42], The measure worked; violence bottomed, while attendance steadily grew, peaking in 2000. Droit au but va notre espoir, Allez Paris-Saint-Germain! [156] In December, however, PSG's home win against Galatasaray marked a turning point after Neymar finally made peace with Cavani. [46][47][168], "Paris est magique!" [174] PSG gave it official status in 2015 when the club announced it would accompany the players' entry into the field, a tradition which began in 1992 with the song "Who Said I Would" by Phill Collins. During the match, Kop of Boulogne hooligans invaded the away stand and violently attacked the Italian ultras. "It is a victory for barbarism and a defeat for sport, fraternity and civilisation. Allez Paris-Saint-Germain! [119][120], Finally, Tigris Mystic twinned with Toulon's Irréductibles in 2001 driven by their reciprocal hatred towards Olympique de Marseille. The 38-year-old passed away late last night after being involved in street clashes before the match against rivals Marseille on 28 February, which PSG lost 3-0. Last but not least, Amara Diané saved the club from relegation to Ligue 2 on the final match of the 2007–08 season by scoring both goals in their 2–1 win at Sochaux. [74], In September 2017, the first Boulogne supporters' group since Plan Leproux, Block Parisii, was born. [30][4] They named this section the Kop K in reference of the famous Spion Kop stand in Anfield that groups the supporters of Liverpool. [131], During Weah's final game at Parc des Princes, with his transfer to Milan confirmed, Kop of Boulogne supporters insulted him and made monkey sounds every time he touched the ball. It read: "Rabiot, we don't need you. [27][33], United under a bulldog's head on top of the France flag, the KoB was mainly composed of three types of fans:[31] Italian-style ultras (e.g. Donnent la cadence The spectators had become supporters. PSG, le Parc est mythique Que batte son cœur pour nos couleurs The transition wasn't smooth. 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Pour chaque victoire [42] In spite of this, the stand didn't support the violent actions of Tigris members, which by then had brought them into conflict not only with KoB hooligans but also with big ultra group Boulogne Boys, and even with Auteuil group Karsud, who had close ties with their far-right peers in Boulogne. Milan. 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[169] PSG players and coach Carlo Ancelotti re-recorded it with their voices in 2012 at the request of the club's incoming Qatari owners. Lacking a big passionate fanbase, the club began offering cheaper season tickets to young supporters in 1976. [140] With the Parisians trailing Bordeaux 1–0 at home in the League Cup semi-finals, Kežman was substituted after yet another poor display. [104], But it was their attack on Chelsea hooligan firm Chelsea Headhunters that earned PSG hooligans high praise on web sites dedicated to football violence. Enfin pour que nos couleurs [42][43] Rather that kick out the racists, the club just tacitly accepted that Boulogne was a white-only stand, preferring to move members of ethnic minorities to the Auteuil stand, located opposite to the KoB. [7], During their first three years of existence, Paris Saint-Germain were fan-owned and had 14,820 socios (members), who paid an annual fee of 25 to 40 francs (4 to 6 euros). Hooligan firm Casual Firm unfurled a racist banner that read "Weah, we don't need you" written with Celtic crosses and other neo-Nazi symbols. [5], After PSG's 2–1 win over Brest in the 1970–71 French Division 2 in October 1970, players from the visiting team complained about the hostile atmosphere produced by the home supporters. [2], The Parc des Princes has been the home stadium of the capital club since 1974. [146][153], When the transfer fell threw, his comeback game against Strasbourg at Parc des Princes in September 2019 was even worse. Alerted by the situation, many Auteuil fans who were already inside the stadium left the stand to lead a counter charge, which ended in the lynching of Casual Firm member Yann Lorence. [3] The pitch of the stadium is surrounded by four covered all-seater stands, officially known as Tribune Borelli, Tribune Auteuil, Tribune Paris and Tribune Boulogne. They surprised the players with streamers and trumpets during their French Cup match against Rouen in Mantes in January 1973. During PSG's next home match against Bordeaux, the CUP complained about the team's poor performance by unveiling a scathing banner directed at club captain Thiago Silva and the world's two most expensive players, Neymar and Kylian Mbappé. Tous ensemble, unis pour gagner [172][173] This chant was created by dissolved Kop of Boulogne ultra group Boulogne Boys. [51][54] Boys quickly denied the allegations. [39], In contrast to the English-inspired KoB, the Auteuil stand modelled after the Italian ultra culture. [72] The CUP demanded the departure of both security company OLIPS from the Auteuil stand and two PSG employees, including Jerome Sursin, the club's assistant security director and former Kop of Boulogne member. [145][146][147] The Brazilian, however, hasn't lived up to the expectations during his two seasons at the club. [Verse 2] [31] Kop K went from 500 subscribers against Reims in September 1976 to 3,000 members in early 1977. [90][108], Former Boulogne far-right groups are twinned with the ultras of Hellas Verona, while the CUP created a twinning with Napoli's Curva B tifosi in 2017. in 1993. [135] PSG captain Frédéric Déhu and Fabrice Fiorèse were the first to experience this in 2004. [6] Around 150 ultras were allowed to enter the Auteuil stand and the stadium saw supporters encouraging for the whole game after six years of absence. A year later, Cordy was named PSG's official godmother and she celebrated it by recording the aforementioned hymn. This is the club's current official anthem. Rouge et bleu, pour le PSG[Chorus] 22,689 spectators showed up for PSG's first match of the 2010–11 season, and attendance remained low. Liberté Pour les Abonnés welcomed the Qatari owners and their efforts, but maintained that a big club was nothing without a big public. [40][90] The relationships with Napoli, Hellas Verona and Red Star Belgrade are the perfect examples of this. Te fêter Paris! It made PSG and Parc des Princes pay the price in terms of atmosphere, with one of Europe's most feared venues now subdued. [57] PSG ultras have also occasionally attended big matches of the club's handball team, Paris Saint-Germain Handball, ever since it was bought by PSG owners Qatar Sports Investments (QSI) in 2012. [18][31] Once inside, KoB thugs swarmed over the outnumbered policemen and kicked one of them into a coma. Ô Ville Lumière PSG, ici c’est Paris Allez Paris-Saint-Germain! [11][51] In February 2011, after more than four years of investigation, Antoine Granomort was acquitted of murder on the grounds of self-defence. As such, they founded Le Club des Associés (The Club of Socios) to organize travels for PSG home and away matches. PSG won 3–1 with the 1,200 socios in attendance unfurling a banner that read "PSG salutes Lille! Antoine Kombouaré was nicknamed "Gold Helmet" after his last-gasp header against Real Madrid (4–1) in the French capital sent PSG through to the UEFA Cup semifinals in 1993. Many of the supporters who were frozen out by the club formed a group called Liberté Pour les Abonnés (Freedom for Season Ticket Holders) and boycotted matches until they could again choose where to sit. Everyone should be concerned, first and foremost the leaders of all clubs. [31] During the game, groups from Auteuil and Boulogne displayed one last act of defiance, throwing hundreds of red distress flares to the pitch, forcing play to be halted for several minutes. After the end of the game, the Liverpool faithful greeted their counterparts with a warm applause. The parents of the deceased have called for calm following their son's death. [145][148], Shortly after his arrival, the Santos youth product also drew the ire of PSG supporters when he fell out with fan favorite Edinson Cavani during a Ligue 1 game against Olympique Lyonnais in September 2017. In fact, every major group in Auteuil (Supras Auteuil, Lutèce Falco and Tigris Mystic), as well as ally association Authentiks from the nearby Paris stand, had twinnings with supporters from other clubs. The Paulista took the ball and personally handed it to the Uruguayan, who was in need of a confidence boost after his recent fitness struggles and goalscoring drought. [5][30][27], "The visiting team had just scored a goal. PSG supporters' groups have been linked to football hooliganism ever since. [32] With the transformation of Auteuil into a second stand reserved for PSG fans in 1991, players have warmed up there too. Famous PSG fans include former French President Nicolas Sarkozy and retired NBA player Tony Parker. After yet another attack from Boulogne hooligans, the aforementioned Auteuil groups led a countercharge which culminated in the lynching of KoB member Yann Lorence before a match against Marseille. [27] PSG returned to Ligue 1 in 1974, immediately moving into the Parc as Paris FC had been relegated that same year. [5][78] But when O'Side attacked Virage Auteuil members, who were under the wing of Boulogne back then, everything changed. ", "Paris Saint-Germain end Ultras season ticket restriction after seven years", "Retour des fresques au Parc des Princes", "Le PSG autorise le Collectif Ultras Paris à bâcher à Auteuil", "PSG Fans Unveiled a Next-Level Goku Banner Ahead of Match Against Marseille", "Le magnifique tifo Dragon Ball Z des Supporters du PSG face à Marseille", "Le Collectif Ultras Paris annonce son boycott jusqu'à nouvel ordre", "Le Collectif Ultras Paris manifeste devant le siège du PSG", "Vers un boycott du CUP pour PSG/Bruges ? Allez Paris-Saint-Germain! Ce chant est née en 2016 après le retour des ultras au Parc des princes, banni par le PSG et les pouvoirs publiques depuis 2010 et la mort de Yann Laurence, habitué de la tribune Boulogne. The worst has happened. An initiative of historical PSG leader and music producer Charles Talar, he produced and released it under his homonym record label. [84], Weah would later sign for Le Classique arch-rivals Olympique de Marseille, causing greater unrest with PSG fans. First, both fanbases played a match under the Eiffel Tower and then PSG supporters unfurled a giant banner at Parc des Princes with the message "You’ll Never Walk Alone. [31] It became known as Plan Leproux. [35][111], Red Star ultras Delije, for their part, are twinned with Auteuil hooligan firm Karsud as well as former Boulogne hooligan groups. Tous nos types [64][129], In 1995, George Weah was the first player to fall out with the fans despite winning the Ballon d'Or, in part, for his European performances with PSG that year. [41][42] Jean-Pierre Larrue, PSG's head of security, was determined to clear Parc des Princes of hooligans and racists. [57], A marriage of convenience at first, the ultras began to really enjoy supporting the women for three main reasons: their proximity compared to the men, being able to easily approach female players; their appreciation for the fans, always thanking them after every match; and their solidarity with the ultra movement, publicly supporting a return to Parc des Princes for men's team games in interviews and social media, in contrast to male players whose communication was more controlled by the club. [86] After being provoked, Auteuil and Boulogne hooligans, at the time on good terms, attacked the Galatasaray followers in the stands. He made his comeback in 2011 as sporting director during the Qatari era, signing the next generation of fan favorites. "[80] Ever since then, members of the CUP, mainly those from leading subgroup K-Soce Team, and Karsud have been in conflict. It was the beginning of a tradition that still stands today. [37] In turn, PSG supporters and French fans in general considered Quemener a martyr and demanded an inquiry. It's nice to show them that we haven't forgotten them. [37][54], This episode shocked France. [90][91] PSG reacted by imposing a one-year stadium ban and cancelling season tickets to the 100 CUP members involved, most of them issued from K-Soce Team. [41] Both stands competed for visual and vocal dominance, but Auteuil never questioned the authority of Boulogne. Brillent encore[Verse 2] Two of the assailants received prison sentences. Cavani scored and Neymar embraced him. Paris Saint-Germain is the most popular football club in France with 22% of fans identifying as Parisians. Nik*r ta mère sur la canne-canne-cannebière! PSG Fan's Songs PSG was founded on 12 August 1970, thanks to the merger of Paris FC and Stade Saint-Germain, playing in League 1 since 1974 where they have won two League titles, eight French Cups and are along with their big rival Olympique de Marseille, the only French club to have won a major European trophy, the UEFA Cup Winners' Cup in 1996. [6][31] In May 2013, the club's league title celebrations at Trocadero plaza were cut short following fighting between PSG fans and riot police, leaving 30 people injured and leading to 21 arrests. [64][85] The Liberian striker led Paris to the 1994–95 UEFA Champions League semifinals against future club A.C. Celtic! Et Paris-Saint-Germain est arrivé [65][80], In October 2018, the CUP fought with Karsud and twinned Red Star Belgrade hooligan firm Delije near Parc des Princes after a 2018–19 UEFA Champions League group stage match. Thu 18 Mar 2010 11.03 GMT [145][146] They also held two insulting banners which urged him to "get lost" and mocked his alleged rape case. [6][31], The club, meanwhile, continued its pre-season reformation of Auteuil and Boulogne, removing murals and commemorative plaques dedicated to supporters' groups, deceased members and former players. Vive PSG! D'un beau jeu, They taunted black French international goalkeeper Bernard Lama when he arrived in 1992 to replace white idol Joël Bats, whistling him and displaying swastikas during games. [106], Despite their extensive history of hooliganism, Paris Saint-Germain supporters' groups have good relationships or twinnings with several fan associations from other clubs. [31], In May 2011, ahead of the 2011–12 season, the State of Qatar bought PSG through its shareholding organization Qatar Sports Investments (QSI). Allez, allez Paris! [137][138] And, then, it was Gabriel Heinze in 2009. Que batte son coeur [55], Between 2010 and 2016, with the impossibility for fan groups to support the men's team at home or away, the PSG faithful turned to Paris Saint-Germain Féminine, and to a lesser extent to the Paris Saint-Germain Youth Academy sides, being the very rare case of fan groups supporting their club's women's team. [73] In early November 2019, OLIPS announced the end of its collaboration with PSG, which in turn maintained the two employees targeted by their ultras. [27][29] The club's oldest active supporters' group, Le Club des Amis du PSG (The Club of Friends of PSG), was founded in January 1975. [6], The first incidents since their return occurred in April 2017. Les aînés Te fêter Paris! [50] His short stint with PSG was indeed pretty eventful. After the final whistle at Celtic Park, PSG fans chanted "Celtic! [113] Moreover, Celtic and Liverpool fanbases also share many traits, most notably the anthem "You'll Never Walk Alone. Despite this, former Boulogne supporters are in the CUP as individuals. Chantez Paris-Saint-Germain! [37] Rival fans, who had always sat in Boulogne, had to be moved across the field to Auteuil, which became the away stand until 1991. [51][54] They also racially abused some of their own non-white players, most notably Afro-French goalkeeper Bernard Lama, Liberian striker George Weah and French midfielder of Indian origin Vikash Dhorasoo. [6][8] The groups in question were former Virage Auteuil associations K-Soce Team, Microbes Paris, Parias Cohortis and Karsud, as well as those created after the implementation of Plan Leproux: Liberté Pour les Abonnés, Lista Nera Paris, Nautecia and Le Combat Continue. Des coupes, ils sortiront les vainqueurs Four people were arrested yesterday in connection with the death. [50][84][85], Progress in European competition during the 1990s and 2000s saw even more vicious fighting. [46][47] In 2001, the Auteuil stand became "too small" and a new generation wishing to follow the Ultra model of Virage Auteuil settled in the neighboring stand: the G section of the Paris stand. [69][70], In late October 2019, the CUP announced a boycott of all club matches until further notice after, according to the group's statement, "yet another act of provocation orchestrated by people who have never digested the return of the ultras. Police arrested a dozen fans and six people were injured, including one PSG supporter who was hit by a car. [31] Over time they adopted left-wing ideas which radically opposed the KoB's far-right leanings, and a deadly conflict arose between the two stands during the 2000s. "[18][44], Virage Auteuil gradually became a reference within the Panorama Ultra Français (French Ultra Panorama or PUF). Couverts de gloire, Former French President Nicolas Sarkozy is one of the club's most famous fans. [64] In contrast, Robin Leproux is probably the most hated president in the club's history, since he was the one who banned supporters' groups from all PSG matches in 2010. [64], PSG presidents have experienced the love or the wrath of the stands as well. Despite not being allowed into the stadium, around 3,000 ultras gathered outside it to cheer the team in the midst of a ban of gatherings of more than 1,000 people as French authorities tried to contain the COVID-19 pandemic. At first the measure worked but, slowly, a violent rivalry arose between the two stands. [38][41], With Boulogne Boys gone, the club lost a mediator between Boulogne and Auteuil, as well as a controlling force over Casual Firm, Commando Loubard and Milice Paris hooligans. These paintings paid tribute to iconic players, ultra groups and deceased members. This prompted KoB hooligans to form away parties that sneaked through the stands and attacked the visitors. These groups were behind most of the major incidents during the 1990s. PSG defender Roland Mitoraj told reporters in February 1971 that he had never experienced this kind of support when he played for Saint-Étienne. "[11][50] The other side featured Auteuil multiethnic group Tigris Mystic, whose initially peaceful anti-racist and left-wing ultras then chose to fight back. Recently elected French president Nicolas Sarkozy was in attendance that evening. In May 1971, for the decisive top-of-the-table clash against Rouen, 5,000 socios travelled to Normandy. [165][166][167] The song's chorus became a popular chant among PSG supporters during games. Allez Paris-Saint-Germain! [30] They were also a controlling force and a mediator in the stand, and had an unpolitical stance in the highly politicized Boulogne. New groups Block Parisii, Paname Rebirth and Résistance Parisienne are trying to convince the club of relaunching the Kop of Boulogne. Tous, on va les encourager [85][130] Weah, however, was nonexistent against the Italians as PSG lost both matches. "[142] He was subsequently frozen out by the club for the remainder of the 2018–19 season and then signed with Juventus when his contract expired in the summer of 2019. [18][46] As a result, these two fan scenes, with their radically different racial composition and political views, coexisted in relative peace during the 1990s and early 2000s. Nous voulons ce soir [43] Auteuil ultras were racially mixed, largely left-wing, anti-racist and represented Parisian diversity with immigrants or sons of immigrants. [96], Paris Saint-Germain supporters share intense rivalries with fans from Olympique de Marseille, Juventus, Anderlecht, Galatasaray and Chelsea. [42] Tigris was gone but other Auteuil supporters had become violent as well, while racism in the KoB was out of control. [5][42], With the disbanding of Tigris Mystic, PSG officials thought that peace would finally return. [166][171], "Ô Ville Lumière" ("Oh City of Light"), to the tune of "Flower of Scotland," is another veritable club anthem for PSG supporters. [Verse 1] [145] Although he has performed well for PSG when fit, he has also missed half of the team's games through injury, including several crucial Champions League games, leaving fans frustrated and with a taste of unfinished business. À Pantin, His idea was to dissolve all the Auteuil and Boulogne groups and recreate two, one unique for each stand, with responsible persons to lead them. [9] Brandishing flags of Algeria and Palestine, they embodied the growing politicization and left-wing radicalization of the Auteuil stand, antagonizing with that of Boulogne. [85] Additionally, he told reporters after the return match that he wanted to join Milan next season. [1] PSG is also one of the most widely supported teams in the world with 35 million supporters worldwide, more than any other French club. [84] Parisian fans accused him of making a subpar display since he wanted to sign for the Italian club. [5] Boulogne Boys, Supras Auteuil and the Collectif Ultras Paris (CUP) have been the club's most famous supporters' groups. Sadly for Boys, they gave him the perfect excuse to start. [43][51], The conflict resumed immediately afterwards and incidents occurred wherever PSG played during the 2005–06 season. [105], The original reports from the press claimed that Yann Lorence was peacefully leaving a bar when he was attacked by Auteuil fans. So, before the return match at Parc des Princes two weeks later, PSG troublemakers were looking for payback. [5][11] The latter two were dissolved by the French government in April 2010, while Casual Firm disbanded a month later. He also designed PSG's historic home jersey, now known as the "Hechter shirt." [149] First, Dani Alves took the ball out of Cavani's hands and gave it to Neymar to take a free-kick. in 1997, becoming a trademark of PSG games at Parc des Princes. Dans l'équipe, [31][106] Boulogne sources defended these theories, saying Lorence had distanced himself from Casual Firm a while back. stuff. [135] Ever since then, every time they played at Parc des Princes, PSG supporters welcomed them with insults, whistles and hostile banners, including a famous one that read "Déhu, Fiorèse, Cana, M'bami, the list of whores keeps growing, Anigo open up your brothel!" [50] Both teams met again in the 2013–14 UEFA Champions League quarter-finals. [155], The CUP continued to whistle him most of 2019 despite several winning goals as well as great performances and an overall conciliatory attitude.
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