Erema

Maxim Vladimirovich Eremin "Erema" left us, he was 50 years old.

Maxim is one of those people who stood at the origins of modern football hooliganism. He is one of the founders of the Red-Blue-Warrios (CSKA Moscow). In the 90s, Max was always at the front of football violence, in the front line during all the most famous fights from 1993 to 2000.

"Erema" had a very difficult character: uncompromising, straightforward and honest. Not everyone likes such people, but everyone respects them. Real old school of that time, CSKA hooligan spirit that forged the victories of RBW. In the early 2000s, he disappeared from the fan movement, many wondered: "Where is Erema?" It turned out that he went to serve in the Federal Security Service of the Russian Federation and went to the Caucasus. For 5 years he fought in Chechnya, destroyed Chechen fighters, did our Russian Idea not with words, but with deeds. He was involved in the liquidation of a number of well-known field commanders. He returned to the central office of the Federal Security Service of the Russian Federation, continued to hammer the Wahhabis all over the North Caucasus, and when Syria began, he left to destroy the slipper-wearers from ISIS (an organization banned in the Russian Federation), heading the operational headquarters, rose to the rank of colonel and head of the department for combating terrorism.

Probably, from the hooligan movement in the security system, Erema achieved the highest status, it is unlikely that any of us could have taken a position higher than the one that Max achieved. A hooligan from the street - one of the heads of the specialized FSB service for combating terrorism. This is a level!

Maxim Vladimirovich had numerous state awards, at one time he starred in the program "Fanzone" about fans who fought in Chechnya. He retired, having taken a high position in civilian life.

In recent years, he supported the 106th Reconnaissance Battalion, constantly asking to join the battalion, respecting his merits, we repeated "Max, you will do more here." He resisted, swore, asked.

We have the honor, a real Russian officer, a patriot and an uncompromising hooligan on the street, who did not know what it was to back down.

Rest in peace, Max!