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SlashACM · 01-27-2019, 12:08 AM

St. Louis has the Cult of Cain, wearing Cain jerseys and Cheese Heads. They cheer when he makes a save and even louder when he lets in a goal. He sent them signed jerseys

Baelor Swift · 01-27-2019, 07:06 AM

The mini sodas come to Chiefs games. They come around and throw mini soda bottles at the opponents while jacked up on sugar. After the games, they sleep in the rafters.

NJBadApple · 01-27-2019, 09:49 AM

The Cenegades are certainly a unique bunch of fans that attend all home games. They dress up like Centaurs from the wild west and shoot water guns at the opposing team's coaching staff.

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dizzyDC · 01-27-2019, 10:19 AM

Task: in 25 words or more talk to us about any of the fan groups that come to your teams games! who are they? what do they do?

The Renegades are very lucky to have the renegade degenerates. Think of the black hole for the Oakland Raiders of the NFL. They attempt to be intimidating but it comes off as slightly comical. Always great to have a super passionate group of fans following your team.

JayWhy · 01-27-2019, 11:37 AM

The Rage have a group of people who show up drunk, leave early to go drink, and are all around nuisances. In the clubhiuse, we call them cunts. But I guess they've started calling themselves 'college kids.'

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dankoa · 01-27-2019, 12:13 PM

The Texas Renegades have a group of fans called the Danglers named after erstwhile Renegades personality Dangles13. They dress up as testicles and follow the team to all of their games

*Leppish* · 01-27-2019, 12:25 PM

In Minnesota, Geoff Moore and Poopity Scoop have their own group of fans, called "Moore Scoopin". They usually come to the games wearing a Poop emoji hat and T-shirts that say "George 'Elite Sniper' Moore" on the front. During the games the group gets absolutely wasted and if Moore or Scoop score a goal, they throw the poop hats on the ice.

*CptSquall* · 01-27-2019, 12:33 PM

With his improvements this season, Richard Physt has begun to notice more and more fans coming to the game with signs, letters of his name painted on their bodies, women's bras hanging on the glass (Though Lundberg thinks these are for him). But the most exciting are those who come to sit around the penalty box with foam Physts, taunting players with the fact that their home town policeman will be seeing them for their infractions.

Psanchez55 · 01-27-2019, 01:41 PM

If you go to a Winnipeg Jets game, you will see a small group of fans in the north east corner of the arena near the top of the stands. The all wear pink and hold signs begging management to call up Vivian LeBlanc.

bana · 01-27-2019, 02:07 PM

I haven't had the the ability yet to experience what the Los Angeles Panthers go through yet, but for the Outlaws, it's the Wild, Wild West. Tupac had it right when he said things get crazy in the West and he was totally right! Ever been to an Outlaws game and feel some crazy shit about to happen? It's probably because of the tensions between the gangs in the arena. That's right - you heard it here first. Roaming the hallways, the food stands and everywhere, you got "Billy Nick Joel" running around with his cast if Banditsm dressed from head to toe in old western, outlaw gear. The crazy part? They're not dressing up in Halloween drag - they're legit. HIDE YO KIDS! KIDE YO WIFE - these whipping, shoots, posse boys will take anything in sight. Phone, Wallet, Keys (to get the song stuck in your head if you've seen the Adam Sandler Netflix Sand Up - if not, it's pretty solid and I advise you to watch it).

Worst part? They run the East Side of the building and this means everything. They've bullied @Dangles13 into giving them 3% of all concessions earning and are the big-time runners of the 60/40's. Yes... 60/40's.. it's no longer 50/50's... you get 40, the arena gets 50 and the bandits of the East get 10%. On the West side of the building, you have the sam thing but it's in the form of a Californian Biker Gang. Who ever heard of Outlaws and Indians as a child (bad words, that's a bad word - but it's what it was, guys) clearly didn't hear the right stories because it was clearly bad boy bikers from hell, with machetes, chains and skull tattoos. They run the West, but they're much better. They too have a system of 60/40, but give 40% to the people, 49% to the Outlaws organizations, 5% to themselves and 6% to charity. Of their commissions of jersey purchases, hats and any form of clothing or memorabilia, they seek 3.5% revenue, to which they also donate 1.5% to food shelters.

The end.

Bobby Watson · 01-27-2019, 03:20 PM

The old people literacy club is a big group of 4 old persons that like to exchange about books and about the Minnesota Chiefs rooster. They mostly do fan fiction about hockey players in the Tom Clancy's universe.

Lazyeye · 01-27-2019, 03:28 PM

The Pride's Pound for Sound section is a fan favorite in the SHL. After every goal during a home game, the section stays quiet but puts up a sign on the glass that says "pound for Sound" The goal sorer skates over and punches thes the glass causing the whole section to erupt, easily drawfing the rest of the arena cheering at the time.

Your Mothers Favorite Goalie · 01-27-2019, 05:14 PM

Montreal fans can be really weird at Halifax games when the two teams square off. They like to moon the camera any time it pans to them, which is just degrading. Sometimes they just come and throw hot dogs onto the ice. Jokes on them, we eat those hot dogs, so thanks for the free meal.

gaby · 01-27-2019, 06:41 PM

There's a group of fans sitting behind the Seattle bench shouting non stop that JSS is the worst GM ever, that Samee was so much better. Rumour has it that these fans are actually paid by an anonymous person.

Eggy216 · 01-27-2019, 07:12 PM

There's a group of furries that attend New England Wolfpack games dressed in full fursuits and harass the opposing team's Penalty Box. It remains to be seen whether these fans were following Rainbow Dash, or fans of New England's mascot, a grey bear.

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