Manjappada
Manjappada | |
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Supporters' group, Ultras | |
Club | Kerala Blasters FC |
Location | Kerala, India |
Stadium | Jawaharlal Nehru Stadium, Kochi |
Stand | East Gallery |
Colours | |
Website | manjappada |
Manjappada (transl. Yellow Army; Malayalam:
Founded in 2014 as a
The group have also been supporting the India national football team in matches at home and abroad. They were recognised by the Asian Football Confederation for their support of the Indian team at the 2019 AFC Asian Cup in the United Arab Emirates. Manjappada is also known for their engagement in activities other than supporting the Blasters. Since 2022, the group have developed a rivalry with the supporters group of Bengaluru FC, West Block Blues.
History
Manjappada, which means 'Yellow Army'
By 2016, Manjappada became better organised; they expanded through a
Culture
From the third season onwards, the East Gallery of the Jawaharlal Nehru Stadium came to be known as the "Manjappada stand", because the Manjappada members occupy it during the club's home games.
Chants and tifos
Chants
Dale Dale Dale Ohh, to the land of football, is to where God came. He gave us a club, gave it life, gave us hope. We are the famous, Kerala Blasters. Let’s come together for the fight, to win it![48]
—Official Manjappada anthem
Manjappada's official anthem was released in August 2017 before the start of
Apart from their official anthem, Manjappada have a chant specially dedicated to their club in the local language, Malayalam, which goes as "Niram Manjayaane" (The colour is yellow).[50] The group also have chants specially dedicated to the players.[51]
Tifos
Manjappada has displayed various
During the Southern Derby against Bengaluru FC on 11 December 2022, Manjappada displayed the largest tifo in Asia and Indian football history, showing the concept that "football is for everyone".[55] It was a 103 metre long tifo with a total area of 11752 sq ft.[56]
Rivalry with West Block Blues
They developed a rivalry with the West Block Blues, the supporters' group of
Other activities
Manjappada is also involved in a number of other activities. In July 2018, they initiated a "Save the Kochi turf" campaign to preserve the
Support for Indian National Team
Manjappada also supports the India national football team.[87] When the Indian team plays outside India, Manjappada are often seen supporting the Indian team.[88][89] In 2017, they successfully promoted their own campaign to get people to buy tickets and watch Indian under-17 team at the U-17 World Cup in Delhi.[90] In 2019, India coach Igor Štimac noted about Manjappada's enthusiasm at home and abroad.[91]
Controversy
In February 2019, Kerala Blasters player C. K. Vineeth filed a complaint against a Manjappada member for spreading false information. Vineeth said a WhatsApp voice message accused him of shouting at a ball boy during a match against Chennaiyin in Kochi: "The fans have been behaving like this way for far too long. They have been rude against all players, especially Kerala players".[92] Responding to Vineeth's complaint, Manjappada said that the opinions expressed in the WhatsApp voice message are those of a fan and do not reflect the views of the group:[93] "Not everyone who comes to the stadium is part of Manjappada. Not everyone's opinion is our opinion.[94] Vineeth could have said that certain Kerala Blasters fans turned on him but he named Manjappada[95] ... Any comments or statements made by an individual should not be considered as the voice of Manjappada. All our views and statements will only be made public through our official social media handles. Manjappada should not be held accountable for any remarks made by an individual on our platform".[96] This sparked the group's "Stop Cyber Abuse" campaign in July of that year.[97]
Awards and recognition
In 2017, Manjappada won the 'Fan Club of the Year' award at the inaugural Indian Sports Honours.[98] The event was an initiative aimed at honouring sports-related persons and groups for their outstanding achievements.[99] The group won the award for the second time in 2019.[100] In 2019, the Asian Football Confederation honoured Manjappada with a Recognition Award for their support of the Indian national team and the 2019 AFC Asian Cup.[101]
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