![Pinterest](https://pinterest.com/pin/create/button/?url=https://uknews.evprotec.com/terrifying-world-of-ac-milans-ultras-warriors-who-pledge-to-cheer-scream-fight-for-club-as-newcastle-fan-stabbed/&media=https://uknews.evprotec.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/09/newspress-collage-24022242-1695136971658.jpg&description=THOUSANDS of Newcastle fans have descended on Milan ahead of the club's Champions League Clash on Tuesday. But there is more concern surrounding the drama that could unfold off the pitch as supporters of the Magpies face off with AC Milan's diehard admirers. 6 AC Milan's diehard fans ominously vow to 'cheer, incite, scream and fight' for their club Credit: Getty 6 The Ultras Warriors have risen from the ashes of the disbanded Fossa dei Leoni Credit: Getty 6 The group is reportedly led by convicted drug trafficker Luca Lucci Credit: Getty The uber-organised Ultras Warriors vow to "cheer, incite, scream and fight" for their club, apparently without fear of the consequences. Despite their burning passion for football being at the forefront of their mission, flying fists, flares and anarchy often take centre stage. A Newcastle fan has already been ambushed and stabbed by at least seven masked thugs ahead of the game in the Italian city. The horror incident involving Brit dad Eddie McKay, 58, has incited fears that more blood could be shed in football-related incidents. A new generation of fans, formed out of the infamous Fossa dei Leoni (Lion's Den) association, are now carrying the torch for their beloved club. But their penchant for violence, political disruption and fierce rivalries remains at the heart of the group. The Fossa dei Leoni, originally formed in 1968, is credited with pioneering the modern ultra movement in Italy. The group offered unwavering support to their club and belted out lyrics ridden with loyalty from Ramp 18 in the San Siro Stadium. They later dominated the Curva Sud, becoming the heartbeat of the Diavolo support while joining up with members of the Brigate Rossonere and the Commandos Tigre. But the infusion of supporters was notoriously strained due to differing political ideologies, sparking a series of explosive rifts. Fossa eventually disbanded in 2005 following a bizarre row over a stolen banner during a match between Milan and Juventus. T){kind=link}
THOUSANDS of Newcastle fans have descended on Milan ahead of the club’s Champions League Clash on Tuesday.
But there is more concern surrounding the drama that could unfold off the pitch as supporters of the Magpies face off with AC Milan’s diehard admirers.
The uber-organised Ultras Warriors vow to “cheer, incite, scream and fight” for their club, apparently without fear of the consequences.
Despite their burning passion for football being at the forefront of their mission, flying fists, flares and anarchy often take centre stage.
A Newcastle fan has already been ambushed and stabbed by at least seven masked thugs ahead of the game in the Italian city.