Italian Ultras – R (Vecchio group names A-Z with group banners)

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R:

Rabbit Busters
Ternana, 1998-99:

Rag Time
Ternana

Ragazze Curva Nord (North Curve Girls)
Atalanta, 1991:

Ragazze Biancorosse (White-Red Girls)
Vicenza

(Le) Ragazze della Nord Biancoscudata (The Girls from the Red-Shielded North)
Padova

(I) Ragazzi del Super Bar (The Boys from the Super Bar)
Carpi

Ragazzi della Curva A (Boys from the A Curve)
Napoli

(I) Ragazzi della Curva Nord (The Boys from the North Curve)

(I) Ragazzi della Est (The Boys from the East)
Teramo, 1988-89:

Ragazzi della Maratona (Boys from the Marathon)
Torino, 1986-87:

(I) Ragazzi della Nord (The Boys from the North)
Campobasso, 1986:

Lecce, 1984-85:

1985:

1990:

Livorno
Padova
Piacenza

Ragazzi della Sud (Boys from the South)
Frosinone
Roma, 1983:

Ragazzi dell’Infrangibile e i Fedelissimi Piacenza (Boys from the Unbreakable Loyalty to Piacenza)
Piacenza

Ragged
Empoli

Rambles
Modena

Rams
Perugia

Rams Korps
Milan, 1998:

Ranger Korps
Catania

Rangers
Cavese
Empoli, 1987-88:

1987:

1988:

Fiorentina
Frosinone
Genoa
Mantova
Milan
Modena
Monza, 1980:

Parma, 1982-83:

1986-87:

Pescara (see “Pescara Rangers”)
Pisa, 1996-97:

1996-97:

Pistoiese
Prato
Roma

Rasta Kaos
Alessandria, 1992-93:

Ravagers
Catania

Raving Mads
Treviso, 1989-90:

Realta Femminile (Female Reality)
Chieti, 1989-90:

Rebel Army
Pistoiese, 1991:

Rebel Fans
Cosenza

Rebel Girls
Vicenza

Rebels
Ancona
Ascoli
Cagliari
Catanzaro, 1987:

Fano, 1980s:

Fiorentina
Foggia, 1992:

Massese
Messina
Modena
Monopoli, 1991-92:

Padova, 1992:

1993:

Pro Sesto
Reggina
Spezia
Torino
Venezia/VeneziaMestre

Rebels Deers
Brindisi, 1989:

Rebels Front
Udinese

Rebels Group
Frosinone

Rebels Korps
Taranto, 1985-86:

Rebels’s South
Como

Red And White Jackals
Mantova

Red And White Warriors
Monza, 1997:

Red Animals
Ancona

Red Army
Livorno, 1995:

Ternana

Red Black Eels
Milan

Red-Black Fever
Foggia

Red Black Trips
Milan

Red Blue Army
Genoa

Red Blue Brothers
Bologna, 1987-88:

Sambenedettese

Red Blue Eagles
L’Aquila
Sambenedettese

Red Boys
Ternana, 1992-93:

1992:

Red Devils
Puteolana, 2000:

Red Force
Perugia

Red Fox
Livorno

Red Green HREH
Ternana

Red Grey Supporters
Cremonese, 1985-86:

Red Kaos
Ancona, 1991:

1992-93:

Red Lair
Perugia

Red Skins (includes “Redskins”)
Genoa, 1991:

Molfetta, 1990-91:

Piacenza, 1988-89:

Roma

Red Squaw (slur for Native American woman)
Anona

Red Storm
Perugia, 1992:

Red White Girls
Vicenza, 1992-93:

Red White Panthers
Padova
Vicenza

Red White Supporters Rimini
Rimini

Red White Warriors
Monza

Red White Warriors Chiampo
Vicenza

Red Yellow Supporters
Messina, 1986-87:

1997-98:

Reggio Paranoika (Polish for Paranoid Reggio)
Reggina

Regime
Trapani
Viterbese

Regime Aretuseo
Siracusa

Regime Rossonero (Red-Black Regime)
Foggia, 1991-92:

1998-99:

Milan

Repoman
Casertana

Resistenza Ultras (Resistance Ultras)
Ternana

Ribelli (Rebels)
Vicenza

Riders
Torino

Rione Apaches (District Apaches)
Matera

Rizla Group
Taranto, 1991-92:

Road Kids
Cremonese

Robur Alcool (Alcohol Strength, Robur being part of the original name of Siena Calcio)
Siena

Robur Ghibellina (Ghibelline Strength, after a 12th/13th century Italian city-state faction that supported the Holy Roman Empire vs the Guelph supported Pope)
Siena, 1985: