Драки в электричках и другие особенности подмосковного фанатизма. Курская ветка ЦСКА в Движе

For them, match day began early in the morning and could end several days later. On the way from Tula, Serpukhov, and Chekhov, trouble could await at every station. They shared the same commuter train with enemies from Spartak. And when there was only one car of them, there could be three cars of "meat." They had to build barricades in the vestibules and stand up for each other. Their stronghold was the Tsaritsyno platform. The red-and-whites gathered at Kursky Station. These aren't battlefield reports, but the ordinary everyday lives of guys from the 90s and 2000s who chose football as an alternative to drug addiction and gangsterism. The story of CSKA fans from the Kursk line in the new episode of Anton Dorofeev's "In Motion" program. 00:00 - Hello everyone 03:05 - About the era without cell phones 13:17 - About fan fashion in the 90s 15:50 - About fan fashion in the 80s 30:05 - About fights in vestibules 32:33 - Choice: Fanaticism or Drug Addiction 34:00 - Tarusskaya Station 40:40 - Tsaritsyno Station 45:03 - "In Motion" T-shirt giveaway #CSKAFans #CSKA #inmotion