RD arisen in...what did Tima say, when did his group arise? well, whatever he said - contra, which means, we are one year older and all that ).
So, it's '85, we are for sure stronger than Tima, we have always been better group then them. Basically, some 200-300 people then went to the matches, and we all knew each other. My first game was Zagreb 81/82. Then, Tima, Vito, Stane, Zelja, Sima and my folks from Dusanovac were already going to the matches. That's when hooliganism started, we have already been pelting stones.

Name - I was always fan of the Manchester United, was really keen about them and so it's normal we are called the RED DEVILS. And those "rogues" have already started to spall little papers and do choreography. That paper thing I never understood, I still boycott it. During one year... well not even an entire year, there were the ULTRA RED DEVILS, but then we split - not that we wrangled, it was just different styles.

It was good then, because we have doubled group with real supporters. We ousted those "Delije white socks", and Belgraders organized by city quarts started to go to the matches. That's when a lot of groups arisen, anyone who had money for the flag had a group, there were 500 groups, fuck it... The North was overcrowded, kids started to fight about who and where will place the poster, and, worst of all - they were all marginal groups... going to the matches with 300 people and 50 flags... a lot of Indians appeared. We abolished them all by the decree which I haven't signed. I supported it - did not want to get united into DELIJE but also didn't want us to be those who are not for joining.

In principle, I am for groups, competition should exist, but 5, 8, not more than 10. What with groups with 7 members? That may not exist... It happened that there were 200 us on the North and the lower stands are completely covered with posters.... I'm against it. Control, brother. While the situation is like this... 5 groups is enough. We never had youth, what the fuck we would need it for. We are original group.

Present activities... you know, I am decisive about that 15 of us are worth more than 100 of the others, but man, we are all born around '64, some have been wounded in wars, some killed in street wars etc. so out of the original part there are only a few who are alive and not in jail. Of course, we still go to the matches. I watch whatever I can. If it's Smederevo by car - the by car, if Tima can why wouldn't I. We are sort of voice of conscience of the North, like some Old Men Council.

About the supporters in former YU and now, I'm not competent to talk about it. We have always been extremely nationalistic group and still insist on it. Even today I hate Croatians, Albanians, Turks and fu*k them all, I'm sorry we didn't kill them all, so I'm not sorry for ex YU at all. What I mean - I don't claim that supporting and having fun is better now, positively it was better then because of travelings. One thing is to get a train to Split and spend in it 14 hours, and the other when most guest matches are 3 hours away. But in principle I'm not sorry and neither is my group. @$*$##%!@#^&@ to all Yugo nostalgians. I wish they're all dead. From those Slovenian gipsies, those "dragons", and then croat armada, torcida, bbb, which we kicked every time we got the chance, to those macedonian gypisies "komiti", and those Sarajevo peasants, those shitheads, i wish i never see them again, and i wish they're all dead.

We went through entire YU, I was in Zagreb for the first time in 1982, on Cup final. I was mostly impressed by guest match in Vinkovci, when Dinamo entered first league. I was 16 then. We sat forth for Vinkovci, but train toppled in Mitrovica, and we traveled 6 hours instead of 2. We come to the town for the mere end of the match, crossing the river near Terane hotel, and they are leaving the playfield - end of match. Lots of them and only 150-200 of us. It was really good, stones and bludgeon and rushing between each others for some 5 times, it was really heroic. To be truthful - when we withdrew, they demolished the station. All those huge glasses. We tried to go to the railtracks, so they sort of went from the other side, and we had those good stones...now you'll see... and then cops arrived, but we went fine. That impressed me mostly cause I was 16, although there were lots of bloody fights - since Dressden, to Maksimir '88, when Skroro scored against us in last minute - that's when we took that big flag, cops kept us on the stands for long time and they already scattered, only some 20 remained and started to pack the flag. Then Vojvoda, Sima and the rest, some 20 maybe, jumped over the fence. Rest of us, some 1.000, started to fuss, cops attacked and in the meantime first group stolen the flag. Then, massacre on Jelacic square (Zagreb); In Split in '89. I went unconscious in front of bus, when I ran at all that crowd. That Split - there is only one truth. Around 200 of us, and them gathering, 20, 50, 100, never mind. Also some cops who packed us in 2 buses and we sat forth Popaj, a cafe which was determined for us. I realised they're gonna bomb us and stood on the doors. And there were also this shits, our cops from Belgrade. As soon as the first rock was thrown, I cracked the doors and ran out. Then one of cops blocked them so Sima and others could not run away. I knocked down the guy who is seen on the TV shot with broken nose. I was drunk, then someone kicked me in the neck, I hit the concrete with my head and, as much as I'm concerned - the end. After that, our guys ran though the windows, our rivals went down some stairs, there was some hustle and that's it.
But, nothing can be compared to Dresden, cops and those shits, those nazis. Not to forget, it was also good at Koeln, where there were our people on labour in Germany, Croatians and Grobari, pay attention, Grobari?? So, we take those Grobari and Croatian flags and start to splinter and those people can not believe it. We don't need that shit on the stands.
I think we were one of the most prepared groups in Europe in that time. Some 180 of us, prepared very well, armed and silly I can say. Those were passionate people, Grubac's, Sima, Zizi boxer, Vojvoda, Kemba etc. very, very strong team.

There were around 50-60 Devils, I didn't allow the group to expand too much. What the fuck would I need for 500 members without knowing any of them? We were really associating, Stane, Stane, Zelja, Sicko, Daic, Zuba, Cvele, Sima, Zizi boxer, late Cobi, Stanisa etc. We did not go to splinder the papers. There was one guy, Bosko the Bullet, he liked flags so he was appointed to carry ours, and later when Tima got a car he carried it.
Most of us are from Dusanovac, and those who are not - we used to gather with them at the playfield or in my house, or somebody else's, for so-called preparations . If it was to go somewhere early in the morning, then we stayed together all night long and went straight to the station.

Fights with Grobari. I like them all. We had good ones and bad ones. There was one dangerous, near the Hall of sports. That day we were also playing soccer in Novi Sad so few of us came to see basketball. We really crashed them in front of the hall. They overnumbered us, since Partizan played soccer with Rad so they all came to basketball game after. More than 200 of them, but we knew they would come in front of our entrance so we gathered tight. Also obtained some bricks and staffs. They tought "easy job" since there was a few of us but we kicked their asses. Fuck'em, we chased them all the way to Fontana.
That's it... some 20-50 of us used to gather, it depends, sometimes, for example, guys from Miljakovac would sat forth with their quartmates and join us, but there was a schedule - gathering at the railway station around 7am and kick the beasts, either Grobari or other shits. Those shits went to Grobari for sandwitches and cakes, and to us for some hiding. There was always a smart one who would apart from the group - we welcomed them.

Rad supporters. The best fresh blood which appeared in last several years. We became a little sleepy, not to mention those beasts, although they almost broken. It was - Rad the kids, Rad this, Rad that, so when they had their first hiding in front of Banjica the kids grew up... There you see, us unactivity created their group. They're cool. We slayed them near Pera Zdera fast food place, just to show them where they are and not to push too hard. Small club, small neighbours, but great fresh blood. It would be good if some similar group would gather somwhere else. That event in Cacak was not supporter's fight - it was the town against us. On the stands it was nothing, but outside it was the real thing, but I'd like to see those Indians from Cacak to come to Belgrade with 2, 3 buses. That's like soccer was before. Pressure all the time - always some guest groups, always going to guest matches, now it's rare. That's when quality grew up. If someone once turns out to be a chicken, and then twice, goodbye. Not going with us anymore. I prefered to go with 50 or 100 good guys, then with 300 Indians who panic and ran away, because then they motivate those who are hesitating. Never liked the crowd. Even when we went to zagreb, some 1.500 people, I tried to separate a group of 30-40 and be together all day, easily.... we make small groups of 4-5 on 50 m distance so we can always help each others, and also it's not fair for 40 of us to beat three... This way, you can nicely beat him, take the scarfs and see you. And if they gather, there we are, too...
We had really bad time in Niksic once. Massacred by both police and, not supporters, but whole town. But, the situation was not normal then. We score in 90. minute and become champions, they remain in the league. Pristina was playing with Celik and scored 2:2 - OK for Niksic team because they keep place in the league. But, in Pristina judge prolonges the match, Albanians let Celik win by 3:2, and Sutjeska gets out of the league. Man, when they jumped...we did not manage to organize. Some guys already jumped to the playground, stones began to fly around, cops started to kick us out of the stands. We were broken in smaller groups. I myself went OK, but many other people were beaten or stoned, not to mention cops. There are almost 2 km from playground to rail station, over Bistrica river. Many people there gathered, criminals and people who are not related to soccer at all. The way cops were kicking people out - 3 good guys and 7 regular supporters, not suitable for offensive. And each 20 m some group attacks. Each tree there had a chief... they keep coming, while you recover others are already arriving, and cops pretend to make a cordon and convey people with batons. But we gathered on the station situation changed. There, cops put majority in buses, but those who remained started to fire stones so attackers stopped. Then, cops made real cordon, and that's it... we waited the train for 2 hours and went home. Pay attention, most of people who came then were those who paint themselves, I was always against it.
And in Belgrade, it was never happened with away-fans. They never did something worth.
Once, at Partizan-Dinamo game, about 200 of us went at North terrace, as approximatly of Bad Blue Boys came. Ten minutes befotre the end about 15-20 of us went in "toilet", and waited there, hided. After 20 minutes, about 15-20 of them entered WC, and we broke them all: legs, arms. One of them put a "boxer" on his fist, so he punched our Ciga, and cut his tongue a bit. When cops arrived, about 8-9 them were still laying, something like - his head in piss-can, etc..

Split - I was there some 4 times. First time there were 15 more people, 7 or 8 of them from my group. Then around 100 Knin people joined us and later some 20 more, I guess it was '84. Right after the match some of host supporter4s came out of the stadium and we overran them, really, but when they gathered it was bad, they chased us around the railway station. I bursted into some cafee, grabbed two bottles, they stand outside and call me to go out, I shout -you come in... later, cops appeared and kept me in the car for 3 hours. When they let me go, all buses and trains were gone. Some 4-5 guys approach and ask if I'm from Belgrade. That's when I thought - it's over Crvko. What you did, you did... I thought - if I was lucky they'll push me into the sea. However, it turned out they're Serbs too and also Red Star fans, so we went to their neighbourhood, sat there and drunk, I slept there and in the morning went to Belgrade. It was a long way to go to Split, man. 14 hours is 14 hours, and that in case the train is not late... Then and in '89. there were more of us from Belgrade, on the contrary from Zagreb matches, where at least 500 people regularly went. We started to go to Split matches somewhere in '86, there was not much time to go there because of the war, but I think we could have done it better. Nothing was organized then, now you have that "Club, give us a bus" thing. Then, you could be kicked off the train and next one goes tomorrow, and you're 10 km away from the station,...

Guest matches in Skopje were worse. They used to gather, all short and with narrow foreheads.... woooow... we didn't go in crowds, but there were lots of Red Star fans cause people from southern Serbia went there, and half of Macedonia are also RS supporters. Those domestic guys were always beaten mostly, they used to really smash them... "traitor, who do you support"...

As for cooperation with supporters from inner Serbia, only people from Sarajevo were cool, like late Toma. For example - we play against Zeljeznicar in Sarajevo, and he comes to Belgrade and then goes to the match with us. They were the best group outside Belgrade, no one can say different, not supporters from Nis. They really were good guys, and good Serbs, and there was always a bunch of them.

I remember guestings of two foreign supporter groups in Belgrade. First Dresden, some 1000 of them came. Around 100 of us attacked them in front of the east stands, with stones and spades. Then, there was a shop on the East, so when the cops came... they distorted whoever they caught, even broke those iron doors, entered inside, beaten them all, Ilke, Vojvoda, Ljubinko...
Second guesting was PAO in '86. We beaten some 100 of them, some Indians, and took over one poster in Dusanovac, saying "PAO we are mad for you" and a lot of scarfs all around the town. But, man, when they gathered, some 2000, all in boots, and sat forth from Slavija, I just dissappeared...

Basketball - boycot. Boycot, fuck 'em, I didn't go since the match against Sole, when they scored 15 points in one term. Didn't like it much before, but will never go again. Fighting with grobari is OK, for example, when we went to the stands and scraped them, or Cibona, Jugoplastika, some insulting. I was never fascinated with basketball and even today I claim it's a nasty sport. I would like Red Star to kick out basketball club.

Now, at least 10 of us come to each match, and when some important match is played then it's a crowd. We can't do much, there are a lot of people who had been wounded. We sit in Roma and take it easy... If kids organize something, we join them, and that's it. I don't insist to keep us for leaders because of our age, well - I also did not mind about old guy's opinion when I was younger. It should be so, they're the future of the Norht, I'm certainly not.

You can say we're the ultraest group on the North. We won waste majority of all gropus, and it's well known we're all great Serbs.