Departure point : Brussels

Contacts :  Email

Les Compagnons de la Butte is a family fan club set up by long-time Union supporters. It currently has around a hundred members and/or supporters (mainly East Stand season ticket holders).

The fanclub is particularly attached to the values advocated by Union supporters and aims to be resolutely fair. It is made up of children, women and men from different backgrounds, but everyone knows each other or is getting to know each other thanks to a shared passion: the RUSG.

Departure point : Namur

Contacts :  Website

We are a group of supporters from Namur. We have been coming to support our team regularly since 2016 and the supporters' club was officially founded in 2021.

We are looking for new motivated members to join us on as many away games as possible throughout the season. We are festive and respectful. Our bus leaves from Namur (Lustin/Champion) but we also take members from Brussels when the route allows it. Don't hesitate to take a look at our website, where you'll find all the information you need.

The 20-year-old Van de Perre joins from Jong Genk. There, his contract expires. Van de Perre played the past two seasons in the Challenger Pro League, good for 46 games at professional level.

Departure point : Braine-l'Alleud

Contacts :  Website 

Les Grognards' was created in May 2021 with the main aim of bringing together supporters willing to travel by combibus, the only way (with rare exceptions) to go and support our team on away games.

We can be proud of the fact that we are one of only three supporters' clubs to have organised all of last season's trips, and we are now the largest fanclub outside the Brussels region.

The Grognards coaches (3 stars) leave from Braine-l'Alleud and make a stop to pick up the many members who join us from the east and south of Brussels as well as Flemish Brabant.

It's a family atmosphere, with an average age of around forty. Children and grandparents together.

Departure point : Brussels
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A few of us, back in the '90s, were friends who frequented the same places and attended the same gigs.

And on Sundays? On Sundays, we went to the Union. The DNA, 't Kapiteintje, the town of Dinant, and the Union brasserie were our landmarks. Among ourselves, just for a laugh, we liked to call ourselves the "Scheile Side." The first trips were organised (the future bHus, with a capital H).

Later, around the turn of the century, younger supporters started joining us in the stands at Duden. We, the older generation, were of the "British" type of supporter. They, on the other hand, were inspired by the "Ultras" movement.

The Union Bhoys were born from this meeting of generations. Since then, generations have come and gone, driven by the same passion and sharing the same "values" — unionist values — that still define us today.

As heirs of the "Apache" spirit, the Bhoys are – with a wink – the "dirty kets" (in quotation marks) of Duden. To paraphrase, we embody this verse from the goal chant: "always victorious, never enslaved."

If the Bhoys are United, They will never be Divided.

Our CEO and Sporting Director sign a four-year contract. ‘I am extremely happy that Philippe and Chris will stay with us for at least another four seasons. This will allow us to extend the work the three of us have put into Union to a full decade,’ said chairman Alex Muzio.