Although being the second most successful club in the city for most of its history, NK Ljubljana had a relatively small support. In the traditional city derby, most of the crowds have been on the side of popular citizens club Olimpija. Rivalry, that attracted even 10,000 spectators to the matches between Železničar and Odred in the post-war years, has eventually faded in the following decades. Rather neglected in the industrial Šiška, Ljubljana had some support in local workes, mostly residents from other Yugoslav republics. First organized fan groups of Ljubljana were formed in the early 1990s, when the club was playing a major role in Slovenian league. Club crest and colours While the first kits used by Hermes were red and white, the club then adopted typical railway identity, using blue color through most of its history. Traditional Železničar's kits were striped in blue and white, but also other combinations of those colours were used in later years. Although sometimes playing in all-blue, the team was nicknamed as Modro-beli (The Blue and Whites) and the club's logo used stripes as the railway symbol. Former logos also featured various similar images, including railway winged wheel and modified Slovenian Railways sign. During the first division era, the green logo with a dragon was used. However, it was only actually used in blue version on the kits. The fairly distinctive sky blue-white combination, used in those first league years, was later replaced by dark blue. Crest history Domestic league and cup results Note: Among "Totals", only statistics from Slovenian top flight are counted. Honours Slovenian Republic Football League Winners: 1948–49, 1962–63, 1966–67, 1967–68, 1988–89 Slovenian Second League Winners: 1995–96 MNZ Ljubljana Cup Winners: 2000–01, 2001–02 Managers Miloš Šoškić (1991–1992) Filip Mendaš (1993) Nedeljko Gugolj (1993–1994) Dimitrije Srbu (1994) Janez Zavrl (1994) Željko Fundak (1994–1995) Danilo Popivoda (1995) Nedeljko Gugolj (1995) Jedinko Perica (1995) Miloš Šoškić (1995–2001) Mihael Kebe (2001–2002) Suad Beširević (2002–2003) Dinko Vrabac (2003) Tomaž Kavčič (2003) Stojan Plešinac (2004) Safet Hadžić (2004–2005) References Association football clubs established in 1909 Defunct football clubs in Slovenia Football clubs in Yugoslavia Football clubs in Ljubljana Ljubljana Association football clubs disestablished in 2005