Flamengo Fans Young, or Young Fla. (TJF), is a fan club of CR Flamengo. Founded in December 6, 1967, she is the "fã-group"(Modeled known today) the oldest operating in Brazil. But the history of the Flemish Twist Young began long before December 6, 1967. It is an offshoot of the famous Charanga red and black.This dissent has occurred in 1967.

members had as standards: Follow Flamengo where he is, whatever happens and nothing or no one would make them not go into the stadiums, co Fighting only those who wanted to fight with them, never hitting the weakest, and protect the red and black of the attacks of opponents.

Pioneered the world of fan clubs, making it an example for the cast of fans that exist today.

Its headquarters is located at Rua Alvaro Alvin, 48 rooms 801/802 in downtown Rio de Janeiro.

It is also known for practicing violence during and after the games the team, just as do the other twisted the rest of the country .. Throughout its 42 years of existence has accumulated many characters and has been involved in many riots and confusion on football stadiums and gymnasium in various parts of the country.

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José Aldo (champion in the UFC) is part of this "group". But not to sully his side, I know he does not participate in fighting in the streets kakaka



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(Mark Hominick after losing a fight to José Aldo)

The text may contain errors, because the translation was done by google translator.

I know not how the relationship of the "Hools groups" with MMA (mixed martial arts) in the Countries of you, but in Brazil was emerging a new wave of football teams and fans to sponsor fighters in MMA leagues (mixed martial arts).

In 2010 the output of a championship fight, two groups (football fan's) clashed, and unfortunately resulted in the beating to death of one of Those Involved.


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one championship fight in Brazil have banned the Involvement of groups "hooligans" and soccer teams with fighters

In Brazil also has cases of football clubs that sponsor fighters.

such as Anderson Silva's "Spider" which was sponsored by the Corinthians (his team's heart)

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and the case of the Minotaur which was sponsored by the International


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but in such cases these fighters is not involved with "fan-groups," often visit these groups when the invitation or the like. Unlike Jose Aldo can ta that whenever the stadium (not need invite) along with your "group" (Torcida Jovem do Flamengo).

In europe we train martial arts, I mean some of us do, mostly Russian hooligans but also others. But that we do it for our selves, to prepare for fights with other ultra groups, but not for career.

Brasil doesn't have hooligans, just criminal gangs with guns and knives.. Has nothing to do with our hobby

You has participated in some group in Brazil? you has participated in battles in Brazil? So stop commenting on things you see on TV. I always thought that the hooligans were not as Europeans Were excited about things said on TV, now I have to read the "suspected hooligan" talking crap you saw in the newspaper or a poorly made documentary.

That here there are many criminals who infiltrate groups "fans" that is true. The provovalmente in Europe there are many people who have things violent and wrong (who use drugs or anything outside the law), which eventually join the group. This is just a reflection of society.

now you talk about something that has never seen or participated in? Ja ta uninformed means you must warn you:

1 - Yes, there are cases in Brazil shooting and stabbing, but that's a fact that occurs 10 times in 200 games for the country.

2 - In Brazil does not usually have a "fair player" that stops beating When the enemy falls.

3 - Several "groups Hools" in Brazil is a place to practice martial arts, or make plans with academies to train its members. Members is to train jiu-jitsu (Brazilian) and MuayThai (What's popularity in the UFC).

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If you do not train any kind of martial art and prefers fighting style as "school friend" in his country there is your problem. Do not need you as a judge of the ring to tell us what to do.

Fuck this shiting bullshit! Brasil sucks, i only like your (old) pyros! You're not hooligans, you kill people!

Ok you are blaming innocent people for what some bands do (as I said, it is a fact that occurs 10 times in 200 games).

then I say you're not a hooligan, you killed "native Brazilian" and massacred blacks at the time of Portuguese colonization of Brazil.

você me culpa por algo que alguém que eu nem conheço fez, e eu te culpo por algo que feito por alguém que você nem conhece.

shut up

The only thing that made ​​Portugal in football over the past 100 years has been producing cristiano ronaldo and nothing more.

No. Who has hooligans is Portugal, Portugal Hardly Knows what is football, and now Wants to come talk with us about it? kakakaka.

in my city in Decades of confrontation, there was never a death in clashes between "supporters"

But that's it, or take Responsibility is something done by someone we never met, we will blame you for everything you've done bad here.

volta a comer pastel de belém, pois no futebol são insignificantes para o mundo.

brazuca filho da puta