Post by epjr on May 15, 2009 7:40:45 GMT -6
Sections 132, 133 & 134
The Screaming Eagles have provided passionate support for United and have promoted Major League Soccer through their contributions in the community since the club's inception in 1995.
The Screaming Eagles have more than 600 active members and represent a wide variety of ages and nationalities. The most ardent supporters gather in "The Nest" in Sections 132, 133 and 134 at RFK Stadium. The Screaming Eagles work to keep the spirits of the team and other soccer fans high, regardless of the score. The Screaming Eagles have supported United at home and on the road and have become one of the most recognizable supporters clubs in MLS. Visit www.screaming-eagles.com for more information.
Barra Brava
Sections 135, 136 & 137
Where can you find Barra Brava members in Robert F. Kennedy Stadium?
A colorful array of sights and sounds surround any visitor who enters the confines of RFK. In sections 135, 136 and 137 "the bouncing masses" known as the Barra Brava, celebrate their passion for 'futbol' in true South American style at every home game.
The name Barra Brava means "Brave Fans" and is derived from the top Barras of South America soccer stadiums that show their undying love and passion for their teams. Molded in the tradition of the Barras of Bolivia, Argentina, Peru, Chile and other South American nations the D.C. Barra incorporates chants, songs, drums, banners, streamers and jumping. In South America and in D.C. the members of Barra Brava are considered the "12th man." Visit www.barra-brava.com for more information.
La Norte
Section 118
La Norte's goal is to fill the entire north end of RFK stadium with die hard United fans – dressed in black, red and white – who will sing and jump for the entire game. For years to come, you can count on them to continue their festive ways in section 118. Visit www.lanorte.com for more information.
Esquina United
Section 115
Formed in 2003, Esquina United is comprised of fans who have enthusiastically supported D.C. United since the outset of Major League Soccer in 1996, before banding together to form the "Corner" of friendly fans near where D.C. United enters and exits the field of play at each match.
The group is made up primarily of Latino families, workers and employees in the service industries of restaurants, hotels and Hispanic-owned businesses throughout the D.C. area.
Tickets can be purchased in advance by contacting the group's leader, Sergio Guzman, at (703) 426-4550 or (703) 309-0261; via e-mail, or stop by their booth located at Gate B at RFK Stadium prior to each D.C. United home game.