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Mad Green Boys is official supporting group of Jeonbuk Hyundai Motors. It usually known as M.G.B. and it is one of the biggest supporting group in K League Classic.

It was selected as The Most Terrifying Supporters in 2016 by K Leaguers. [1]

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References

  1. (in Korean) <2016 K리거의 생각> ④ 기타 부문… K리거들이 뽑은 etc., Best Eleven, 2016-12-19.