When it comes to TIFOs, banners and colourful statements in the stands few do it better than Legia Warsaw supporters.
From a memorial to commemorate the Warsaw Uprising to THAT giant pig dressed as a UEFA delegate the Poles really put their heart and soul into their artwork.
Rangers head to the Polish Army Stadium on Thursday night for the first leg of their Europa League playoff against the Ekstraklasa runners-up and Steven Gerrard's players can expect a white-hot reception.
But they can also look forward to a colourful scene in the home sections of the crowd as the Warsaw ultras do their thing.
They first sprung to prominence, in Scottish circles at least, in the aftermath of their controversial Champions League exit at the hands of Celtic five years ago.
The Poles had racked up a 6-1 aggregate victory over Ronny Deila's side in the third qualifying round - secured by a 3-0 second leg victory in Scotland.
But a four-minute substitute appearance from Bartosz Bereszynski cost Legia dearly as the player was found to have been fielded while suspended and the result was overturned by UEFA bigwigs meaning Celtic eventually progressed on away goals.
Furious Polish fans didn't take the decision well. The ultras displayed a huge banner of a pig in front of a UEFA logo wearing a shirt with Euro signs.
It was accompanied by the caption: "Because football doesn’t matter. Money does". The word money was decorated in green and white hoops in a clear dig at Celtic.
The pig reappeared four years later, with a slightly different message, after Legia were fined €35,000 as punishment for their unfurling of yet another giant TIFO.
That one depicted a soldier holding a gun to a young child's head in a powerful commemoration of the 1944 Warsaw Uprising, when the German army were driven out of the city during the second world war.
Under the banner, the words read: "During the Warsaw Uprising Germans killed 160,000 people. Thousands of them were children."
It was unveiled on the anniversary of the uprising in 2017 before a Champions League clash with Astana.
It's not just on European nights that the Poles bring out the TIFOs though.
And just last weekend the Legia ultras sent a message to Rangers - and Glasgow - to expect a Warsaw invasion for the second leg next Thursday.
A banner unfurled during the 1-0 victory over Zaglebie boasted: "Wives are crying, children are crying, each one of us is flying to Glasgow."
Rangers are hoping to take a positive result from Poland back to Ibrox next Thursday as they look to book a group stage spot for the second year in succession.
Kick-off in Warsaw is 7pm and you can follow all the action in our live blog.
