The posters in the streets of Madrid have been given a new look, and the Madrid derby poster has been replaced by a Spanish national derby poster.

In the poster, Mourinho is at the front, his eyes are firmly outstretched with his right hand, as if he is directing his players to attack.

Ronaldo and Chen Fan stood behind Mourinho left and right, they were like two guardian saints guarding Mourinho in front of them.

Behind Cristiano Ronaldo and Chen Fan are other players, Alonso, Kaka, Di Maria......

Captain Casillas was at the end, his center of gravity dropped slightly, and his eyes looked firmly ahead!

It's surprising that there isn't a single word written on this poster, which makes people wonder.

At the same time, the streets of Barcelona are also plastered with posters of the Spanish national derby.

The poster has a line written impressively: Victory is at hand!

Pep Guardiola remains at the top, with Messi, Xavi, Iniesta, Villa, Brooks, Cesc Fabregas behind him......

Judging by the ranking of the poster, Cesc Fabregas has not had a good time at Barcelona, and he is not the indispensable one in Guardiola's hands.

Barça's die-hard "Mad Boys" called on Barça fans to go to the Bernabeu to cheer for their team.

Regarding the diehards of Spain's two giants, an Asian journalist once wrote an article about Barcelona's die-hard "crazy boys":

"When Spanish fans talk about football, if you don't know what Ultras Sur and 'Crazy Boys' are, it's a shameful thing.

Because it's like you don't know Real Madrid and Barcelona.

Ultras Sur and Mad Boys are the most loyal, aggressive and violent fan groups at either club, and the scene of any major tournament is also the stage they use to perform.

But don't think of them as a rabble that just wants to make trouble, you can see the tightness of these two organizations from the 'patient' provocation of their opponents and the 'confident' maneuvering with their opponents

Although Ultras Sur and Crazy Boys are both registered official fan clubs, and the members are both club members who pay an annual membership fee of 500 to 1,200 euros, the bad behavior has made their respective reputations not only bad or even extremely bad, however, with their Bernabeu and Campno once upon a time there was a different La Liga landscape.

Influenced by Cruyff's Dream Team's victory in La Liga, the Spanish Super Cup and the Champions Cup, the organization copied both the emblem and the anthem in the 1992-1993 season.

The emblem is chosen from Disney's animated Vicious Dog, as the bulldog is often shown in violent figures, and the team song is 'Pet Shop Boy''s Go est, which has a self-evident meaning: Madrid is west of Barcelona.

The slogan of the Mad Boys: Catalonia is our torso, Barcelona is our faith.

In the 80s of the 20th century, with the establishment of Spain's new federal system and the division of autonomous communities, the Camp Nou began to become a place for people to show their nationalism while calling fans.

At that time, there were four squares on the pitch that stood out, where the Barcelona flag and the Catalan flag were waved together, and they were the four newly established fan clubs.

Soon after, loyalty to Barcelona and the desire to advocate independence led them to quickly complete the merger under the call of the largest number of superboys, and Boixos Nois became their new common name in December 1981.

The original 'Mad Boys' were not overly violent, and they continued to wave their flags when Barcelona beat Belgium's Standard Liege to win the Cup Winners' Cup in 1982, with captain Cini and the players returning the favor with shirts after the game.

With the support of the club and the local media, Maradona then became emboldened, and the 1982/1983 season with the arrival of Maradona injected them with doping.

The Mad Boys first played at the Bernabeu in the 1983/1984 season, and although they were not as strong on the pitch as Ultras Sur, they wounded two Real Madrid fans at Madrid's Retreat Park after the game.

It was also from this season that the Mad Boys kicked off the violence by throwing rolls of paper and coins at the Camp Nou, depending on the amount and size of the clutter.

Real Madrid, Espanyol and Osasuna rounded out the top three, while other fans fearing accidental injuries ceded the full South Stand for them, which has become the Crazy Boys' home to this day.

Mad Boy is most famous for his premeditated assassination of Barcelona president Joan Laporta in 2000!

Thirty thousand euros, that's the price of Barça president Joan Laporta.

According to Spanish media reports, the extreme fan group 'Crazy Boys' has even issued a 'bounty bonus' for outlaws in order to bring Barcelona president Joan Laporta to death.

The Catalan police, in cooperation with the Oriental Centre of the National Intelligence Agency, used wiretapping devices to monitor phone calls between key members of the 'Mad Boys'.

The idea is that any fan who succeeds in attacking, attacking or even murdering Laporta will receive a prize of 30,000 euros from the organization, as well as a reward for attacking the club's new head of security, Fred, and a plan to attack Laporta is underway.

One can imagine how lethal this call would have been to Laporta and the others, and the Mad Boys simply launched mass tactics against Laporta.

The clash between Joan Laporta and Mad Boys has a long history, with the most extreme group of Barcelona fans causing vicious incidents at Newcamp on several occasions, resulting in casualties and damage to facilities.

Laporta came to power in a fit of rage and announced that Newcamp would refuse to allow members of the Mad Boys to enter. The Crazy Boys, on the other hand, think that they have made great achievements in Laporta's election campaign, and now Laporta will naturally be punished for crossing the river and demolishing the bridge. ”

This article provides a comprehensive overview of the history of "Mad Boys".

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"Go to Madrid!"

The Mad Boys shouted on various fan forums in Barcelona: "Witness Barça's victory at the Bernabeu, because Barça is our Catalan faith!" ”

In the face of the aggressiveness of the Mad Boys, Real Madrid die-hard Ultras Sur immediately took action, calling on Real Madrid fans to unite: "We want to kill those enemies in the stands, the Bernabeu is our territory, we cannot allow the enemy to be presumptuous on our territory!" ”

The Madrid police suddenly became nervous, and the Spanish Football Federation called on fans on both sides to calm down and immediately start the work of screening "football hooligans", who worked closely with the police to prevent a football hooligan from entering the Bernabeu.

As a result, more than 300 football hooligans have been highly concerned by the police in the two places.

The British Times commented: "Judging by the behaviour of fans on both sides, they all know that this is a crucial game for the La Liga title race this season.

If Barcelona can take a win at the Bernabeu, the gap between the two teams will be reduced to four points, and Barcelona will rekindle the flame of title hopes.

If Real Madrid can beat Barcelona at home, their lead will be eleven points!

As long as they don't make mistakes in the later games, then this season's La Liga title is theirs!

So in this game, in addition to fighting for honor, the two teams also involve the fate of La Liga, which will be a game like Mars hitting the earth! ”