Supporters
The area of the stadium where you'll find the ultras
Nickname for Juventus, unrelated to club colors
The Old Lady, La Vecchia Signora
Milan-based club known as the Nerazzurri
Inter (Milan)
"Pirlo, Pirlo, ancora Pirlo di tacco, _____"
- Fabio Caressa, 2006
"Tiro... GOL"
Genoa's first coach, the reason coaches in Italy are known as "Il Mister"
James Richardson Spensley
Lazio's supporters are aligned with this end of the political spectrum
Far-right, (neo-)facist
Affectionate nickname for a player that is in high-scoring form
Club that won 7 Serie A titles between 1908 and 1922
Pro Vercelli
"Che confusione, sara' perche' ti amo, e' un'emozione, che sale piano piano, stringimi forte, e stammi piu' vicino, e chi non salta e' _____"
"Un gobbo juventino!"
Founder of Lazio's Irriducibili
Fabrizio "Diabolik" Piscitelli
The period between the late 1960's and early 1980's that played a key role in the rise of the ultras movement
The Years of Lead, Gli Anni di Piombo
The name of the derby between Milan and Inter that references local cathedral
Derby della Madonnina
Oldest active Italian club
Genoa
"Mo je faccio er _____"
- Francesco Totti, 2001
"Cucchiaio"
Top scorer in history of Serie A
Silvio Piola
Livorno's supporters are aligned with this end of the political spectrum
Far-left, socialist
Mid-20th century nickname for Inter Milan, roughly associated with 'spitting on the working class'
Bauscia
The club that caused Juventus to wear black and white
Notts County
"Stringiamci a coorte, siam _____"
"Pronti alla morte"
C.T. of Italian National Team responsible for the Azzurri's failure to qualify for the 2018 World Cup
Gian Piero Ventura
Italy's first case of in-stadium football violence
Death of Vincenzo Paparelli
Nickname for AC Milan, in Milanese, meaning 'screwdrivers'
I Casciavit
The two clubs historically aligned with the far-left
Ternana, Livorno
"Rivedete la falla di Fonseca su Ferri... Palla altissima... Baggio... E poi, c'e' _____"
- Bruno Pizzul, 1990
"Schillaci! Gol di Schillaci!"
3-Time Capocannoniere with Lazio in the 1990's
Giuseppe "Beppe" Signori