Italian Ultras – O, P and Q (Vecchio group names A-Z with group banners)

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O:

Official Smokers
Bologna

Old Fans Club
Arezzo, 1990:

1995-96:

Old Lions Supporters
Poggibonsi

Old Manner
Torino

Oltranzisti (Extremists)
Reggina

Oltre la Morte (Beyond Death)
Ascoli

Ombre…di Vino (Shadows…of Wine)
Vicenza

Onda Acida (Acid Wave)
Casertana, 1989:

Onda d’Urto (Shock Wave)
Carrarese
Catania
Crotone
Fiorentina, 1994-95:

Sambenedettese

Onda Emilia (Emilia Wave)
Parma, 1985:

Orange Boys Fedelissimi (Orange Boys Faithful)
Pistoiese, 1991:

Orange Supporters
Pistoiese

Orda Balorda (Foolish Horde)
Atalanta
Pistoiese, 1991:

Orgasmo Bianconero (White-Black Orgasm)
Ascoli, 1988:

Orgasmo Biancorosso (White-Red Orgasm)
Carpi

Orgasmo Cardato (Cardiac Orgasm)
Prato

Orgasmo Gigliato (Lily Orgasm, as in the fleur-de-lis on the club’s crest)
Fiorentina, 1987:

Orgia Totale (Total Orgy)
Pescara

Orgoglio Spezia (Spezia Pride)
Spezia

Orgoglio Sudista (Southern Pride)
Lecce, 1985:

Orgogliosi (Proud)
Ternana, 1992:

Torino, 1993-94:

Original Group
Ternana

Original Fans
Foggia

Opposta Fazione (Opposing Faction)
Avellino, 1994-95:

Nocerina
Roma

Original Fans
Juve Stabia

Ottobre Rossonero (Red-Black October, as in Red October 1917, the Soviet revolution of Russia)
Cagliari

Out Heads
Pavia, 1989-90:

Spezia

Out Mind
Avellino

Outlaws
Milan

P:

P–Club Rosso-Blue (Red-Blue P-Club)
Gubbio, 1987

P–Club Rosso-Blue Femminile (Red-Blue Female P-Club)
Gubbio

Panatik EΣ (?) (Greek for Fanatical)
Licata, 1988-89:

Pantano Alkoolica (Quagmire Alcoholics)
Vis Pesaro, 1988-89:

Pantere (Panthers)
Roma

Pantere Nerazzurre (Black-Blue Panthers)
Inter

Panther Boys
Benevento, 1997:

Panthers
Atalanta
Bologna
Brescia
Cagliari
Carpi
Catania
Como, 1990-91:

Cremonese
Fano, 1985-86:

1990s:

Fiorentina
Foggia
Gubbio, 1987:

1988-89:

Hellas Verona, 1987-88:

Jesina
Juventus
Mantova
Milan
Modena
Napoli
Paganese
Palermo
Parma
Perugia, 1991-92:

1992:

Pisa
Roma
Salernitana, 1990-91:

Ternana
Triestina
Varese
Venezia/VeneziaMestre

Panthers Front
Lucchese, 1984:

1990:

1992-93:

1994:

Padova

Panthers Girls
Vicenza

Panthers Granata (Maroon Panthers)
Salernitana

Panzer
Trapani, 1995-96:

Park Kaos
Pescara, 1988:

Ternana, 1992:

Pazzi Rossazzurri (Crazy Red-Blues)
Catania

Peltasti (Peltasts, after a type of ancient Greek infantryman)
Milan

Peones (Peons)
Padova

Persi (Lost)
Matera, 1991:

Pescara Rangers
Pescara, 1990:

1992:

1993-94:

Pessimi Elementi (Bad Elements)
Casertana
Matera, 1991:

Vicenza

PF Girls
Lucchese

Pigs
SPAL

Pigs Vicenza
Vicenza

Pila Matta (Crazy Stack)
Perugia

Pink Panthers
Fano, 1996-97:

Pioneers
Padova

(I) Piranha (The Piranhas)
Milan, 1980:

Pitt Bulls
Milan

Pistols’ Cittadella
Cosenza

Platoon
Napoli, 1989-90:

1991-92:

Vicenza

Porkis Group
Ravenna, 1992-93:

1994:

1998:

Porkys Group
Padova
Sangiovannese, 1995-96:

Point Break
Salernitana

Ponente Rossonero (Red-Black West)
Milan

Position Fighters
Reggina

Potere Amaranto (Amaranth Power, red/purple colour)
Livorno

Potere Azzurro (Blue Power)
Siracusa

Potere Bianconero (White-Black Power)
Udinese

Potere Crociato (Crusader Power)
Parma

Potere Grigionero (Grey-Black Power)
Alessandria

Potere Nerazzurro (Black-Blue Power)
Inter

Potere Rossoverde (Red-Green Power)
Ternana

Potere Ultra’ (Ultras Power)
Rimini

Pozzoleone Alcoolica (Pozzoleone Alcoholic)
Vicenza

Prepotenti (Overbearing)
Perugia

Prima Line (Front Line)
Matera
Padova

Primo Amore (First Love)
Catania

Primo Foggia Club (First Foggia Club)
Foggia

Provos (after the Provisional Irish Republican Army)
Hellas Verona, 1991:

Prugne Korps (Pummeling Korps, from Latin “prungimus maximus” for those who would pummel prunes)
Milan, 1992:

Psycho Group
Taranto
Ternana, 1992:

Psykorp
Lucchese, 1990:

Puma
Milan, 1989:

Punk Brigade
Hellas Verona

Purgatorio (Purgatory)
Torino