against Tottenham Hotspur for continuing to loudly support their team, even when they were losing 4-0. From 11 August 2010 the Bad Blue Boys were boycotting the club's matches due to their dissent with the club's leadership. The boycott ended on 30 August 2011, but remained active for the European matches in the Champions League that season. In 2011, Bad Blue Boys were mentioned in the list of 16 "hardcore hooligan firms, ultras groups we wouldn't want to mess with", compiled by the American sports website Bleacher Report. On 24 February 2022, BBB received worldwide recognition and praise for being one of the first sets of supporters to publicly show their support for Ukraine among the ongoing Russian aggression. BBB displayed several Ukraine flags along with a banner that read "Support to the people of Ukraine". The image was subsequently shared on the Instagram stories of the football section of Bleacher Report, Manchester City left-back Oleksandr Zinchenko, and was the main photo in an article from Time magazine. They also chanted "Slava Ukraini" (English: "Glory to Ukraine"). They share close relations with Panathinaikos FC (Gate 13), Dynamo Kyiv, Dinamo Tbilisi and A.S. Roma (Fedayn). References External links 1986 establishments in Croatia GNK Dinamo Zagreb Ultras groups Croatian football supporters' associations