Therefore, they mostly resembled the West-European style, typical for fans such as those of AFC Ajax, Paris Saint-Germain FC, BV Borussia Dortmund, etc. Since Steaua were dropped to the 4th division in 2016, both Peluza Sud and Peluza Nord attend matches at Ghencea training ground and away fixtures, however most groups from Peluza Nord disbanded and the ones that remained joined Peluza Sud to form only one single Peluza. As soon as the leader of the "Skins Berceni" group came out of prison, most of Peluza Nord returned to support the team in Liga I, FCSB. So so far the groups are: "Insurgentii", "Skins Berceni" and "Tornado'47". More recently, as up 2006, the supporters have formed their own official supporters' association, following the example of most European clubs. "Asociația Independentă a Suporterilor Steliști" ("AISS"; "Steaua Supporters' Independent Association") was formed as a legal entity with its stated goals of 'protecting the interests and image of Steaua supporters', as well as 'identifying and promoting the club's perennial values'. Gradually aiming for multiplying its members, AISS has involved itself so far in several actions as celebrating the club's 60 years of existence and a general campaign to protect the club's image against a certain negative influence of main investor George Becali over its historical tradition and values. There are also groups of Steaua fans outside Romania. For example, the "SUD 2009", a group of German Steaua fans, and "GRUPPO CHISINAU". The issue has lately generated several incidents and fights between factions of supporters of Steaua and Rapid, some of them causing pitch suspensions and even being minutes away from provoking match suspensions. Stadionul Ghencea has been targeted by UEFA in 2005, as a result of certain racist behaviours of some of the fans during a UEFA Champions League qualifying match against Shelbourne FC. The pitch was suspended for one match. Pitch suspensions have actually been the key-word for Steaua and its fans during the last three seasons, as no more than 10 Liga I matchday suspensions (with one more to go in the next season) and one in the UEFA Cup have been dictated and cumulated against and by the Ghencea-based club.