2013 Away Shirt
Legia Warsaw fans unveiled a huge banner of Pope John Paul II ahead of their Europa League clash at Ibrox. However, Legia did not manage to defeat the Austrian opponent; in the first match in Warsaw the team drew 1-1, and in the return the hosts won 1-0. Although there was always a lot more of GKS fans in the city, in term of hooligans, however, Widzew was much better - they had a very strong group of hooligans there, which was part of the main Widzew firm - Destroyers".
The trophy gained in Zamość was the first piece of silverware after the reorganization of the club - on 25 April 1989, the club's board decided to separate the football section from the multi-sport section CWKS and establish the Autonomous Football Section (ASPN CWKS "Legia" Warsaw).
The team - finishing in 8th position - repeated the result from the previous league season, while in the Polish Cup they were knocked out in the semi-final, losing to Polonia Bytom 1-2. Legia finished eighth place in the league table, while in the Polish Cup they fell in the quarterfinals after losing 0-1 against Lech Poznań in Warsaw.
Recent, serious rows include huge fight with the police on a -Zawisza-Widzew game in 2010, the final game of Polish Cup, described in the previous issue of Saturdays Heroes", a trip of Polish hooligans to Lithuania in 2011 for a Poland game, or a patriotic Independence Day march in Warsaw on 11.11.2011, when all Polish hooligans united against police and there were huge riots on the streets of Warsaw.
Last year fans of the capital side Legia Warszawa drew international condemnation when they unfurled a massive banner during a European match against Hapoel Tel Aviv bearing the slogan "Jihad Legia" written in Arabic style writing. The new team was announced as Legia Warsaw published the below video, which can also be viewed externally here The video is a great demonstration of empowerment and inclusion of disabled people.
The pre-match display of the late Polish-born pontiff above a sign which read be not afraid" came as a section of Ibrox was closed because of sectarian chanting at a previous Rangers home game in Europe. This type of hooligan activity was and still is done by all Polish firms, although today it is much more difficult, because police escort away fans through entire route.
After playing a solitary league game, Deyna was snapped up by Legia Warsaw in November. The following season, the team won the bronze medal of the Polish championship bluzy Legia for taking third place in the league. Polonia fans managed to beat Legia hooligans, who arranged couple ambushes, they also captured several flags of their rivals.
Legia President Dariusz Mioduski announced that the club had entered into an agreement with Gloria Varsovia - the reigning amputee football champions in Poland - to become the new Amp Football Section of Legia Warsaw. Most of those goals came near the end of the season, embarking on a run of six goals in seven games, crucially helping City avoid relegation.
