Kumani (supporter group)

Kumani
Кумани

Kumani West
Кумани Запад

Founded| 1990, Yugoslavia
Type| Supporters, Ultras group
Stand| West
Motto| You will never be alone my Kumanovo!
Никад нема да си само мое Куманово!
Headquarters| Kumanovo, North Macedonia
Teams| RK Kumanovo
KK Kumanovo
FK Kumanovo
Arenas|

* Sports Hall Kumanovo

Website|

* website (in Macedonian)

Kumani (Macedonian: Кумани) is a name referring to Ultras supporters of various sports clubs from the city of Kumanovo in North Macedonia.

## History

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The fans started to organize in the late 70's when there was an expansion of the creation of fan groups in Yugoslavia. The first fan groups were called: Ultras, Eagles, Front and Sokolanci (the most loyal fans of Kumani Zapad). In 1989[1] all of them united under the name Delta Force. This name didn't stay for long when on 19 February 1990 it was changed to Kumani. The name came from the Asian nomadic tribe Cumans that lived in Kumanovo in the Middle Ages. Their main transparent is Kumani-Zapad (Macedonian: Кумани-Запад).

## Rivalry

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In March 2012 an incident was registered in Boris Trajkovski Arena between Kumani.[2] and Lirija from Saraj municipality in Skopje. The first provocation started from Lirija fans when they were sitting and making noises when Macedonian anthem was playing. Later Kimani fans were fighting with the fans and the Police. In October 2012 in SRC Kale Kumani were fighting Komiti fans, police had to intervene and stands were emptied at halftime.[3] October 2013 after an incident on the stands four Kumani members war arrested during a basketball game between KK Kumanovo and KK Vardar.[4] On April 8, 2014, one Kumani supporter was attacked by four Crvena Zvezda supporters.

## Notable Fans

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The so-called adult movie star Karlo Boss is supporter of Kumani.[5] Pero Brko from Sokolana is also supporter of Kumani. [6]

## See also

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* Sports in Kumanovo
* Komiti Skopje fans from Skopje
* Čkembari fans from Bitola

## Gallery

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* Kumani Graffiti in Kumanovo

## References

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1. ^ Кумани Историја
2. ^ Rivalry
3. ^ Kale
4. ^ "Инцидент на натпреварот Куманово – Вардар". 20 October 2013. Archived from the original on 4 March 2016. Retrieved 20 March 2015.
5. ^ Karlo Boss
6. ^ Pero Brko

## External links

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* Official web site (Macedonian)
* Official Facebook page
* Youtube videos
* Mar 2012 events, text and videos
* Delije Sep 2012 attack (Macedonian)
* Oct 2012 Kale issues (Macedonian)
* Karlo Boss Archived 2016-03-04 at the Wayback Machine (Macedonian)
* Кумани Историја (Macedonian)

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Kumanovo

Geography|

* Skopska Crna Gora
* Gradištanska planina
* German mountain
* Kumanovo River
* Kojnarka River

History|

* Timeline of Kumanovo

Places of interest|

| Buildings|

* Memorial Ossuary
* Zebrnjak
* Zanaetchiski Dom
* Kasapski Krug
* Clock Tower (former)
* Kumanovo Fortress (former)

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Monuments|

* Batko Gjorgjija
* Chetiri Bandere
* Josip Broz Tito
* Makedonka
* Pero Chicho
* Magdalena Antova
* Ajduchka Cheshma
* Menkova Koliba

Parks|

* Gradski Park
* Sokolana
* Shetalishte - Kej
* Kumanovska Banja

Squares|

* Nova Jugoslavija Square
* Josip Broz Tito Square

Bridges|

* Iskta bridge
* Mitev bridge
* Sredorek bridge

Streets|

* Ivo Lola Ribar Nagorichki sokak
* Done Bozinov Proevski sokak
* 11 Oktomvri Ukjumat sokak
* Narodna Revolucija Pchinski pat
* Nikola Tesla Vranjsko dzade
* Ilindenska Romanovski sokak

Cemetery|

* Kumanovo Town Cemetery
* Muslim cemetery

Religion|

| Religious organizations|

* MOC-OA
* IRC

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Orthodox
Churches and
Monasteries|

* St. Nikolas Old church
* Holy Trinity New church
* St. Archangel Michael Karposh
* St. George Near cemetery
* St. Petka Bedinje
* Resurrection of Christ Inside cemetery
* St. Mina Proevce
* St. George Tromegje
* Nagorichane Monastery
* Karpino Monastery
* Matejche Monastery

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Sunni Mosques|

* Cherkezi Mosque
* Willage Mosque D'lga
* Tatar Sinan Beg Mosque
* New Mosque
* Hadzi Shefket Mosque
* Osman Biligbash Mosque Lopate
* Romanovce Mosque
* Sopot Mosque
* Kodža Mehmet Beg Mosque Tabanovce

Catholic church|

* St. Therese of the Child Jesus, Kumanovo

Protestant church|

* Evangelic church of Kumanovo
* Adventist church of Kumanovo
* Jehovah's witnesses Church of Kumanovo

Museums and
Cultural Buildings|

* Museum Kumanovo
* Cultural Center "Trajko Prokopiev"
* House Museum of Hristijan Todorovski Karpoš
* ASNOM Memorial Center
* Theater Kumanovo
* Art Gallery Kumanovo
* Kumanovo Library
* Kozjak cinema (former)
* Napredok cinema (former)

Local media|

| TV|

* TV+
* Festa
* Hana (former)
* K3 (former)
* KRT (former)
* TV Nova (former)
* TVK (former)
* KTL (former)

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Radio|

* Radio Bum
* Radio Bravo
* City FM (former)

Newspaper|

* Ploshtad (former)
* Nash Vesnik (former)
* Beseda (former)
* Kumanovski (former)
* Dedo Ivan (former)
* Oktobris (former)

Sport|

| Sport Centers|

* Gradski Stadium Kumanovo
* Sports Hall Kumanovo
* Sports Hall Sokolana
* Milano Arena
* Public swimming pool

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Sport Teams|

* FK Bashkimi
* 1947–2008
* 2011
* FK Goblen
* FK Karpoš 93
* GFK Kumanovo
* FK Milano
* KK Kumanovo
* RK Kumanovo
* ŽRK Kumanovo
* FHC Kumanovo
* OC Kumanovo

Education|

* Euro College
* State University of Tetovo - Faculty of Business Administration

Events|

* Days of Comedy
* International Art Colony
* Pivtijada
* Summer Jazz Festival (former)

Economy and
Transportation|

* List of companies in Kumanovo
* European route E75
* Pan-European Corridor X
* Pan-European Corridor VIII
* Skopje "Alexander the Great" Airport
* Adzi Tepe Airport
* Kumanovo Bus Station
* Kumanovo Railway Station
* Mall Garnizon
* SUMA Shopping center
* Tush Market
* Ramstor Market
* Tinex Market

People|

* List of people from Kumanovo

Related|

* Kumanovo Agreement

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