The legendary ultras groups of Peluza Nord and Peluza Sud chose to remain neutral and support CSA Steaua Bucharest in the Fourth Romanian League after the dispute between the owner of Football Club FCSB (former FC Steaua Bucharest) and the major multi-sports club run by the Ministry of National Defence.

Even with this ongoing dispute over identity, FCSB still enjoys huge popularity, remaining among the biggest football clubs in the country.

[5][6][7] Peluza Roş-Albastră had its fair share of controversies from being accused of getting paid by owner Gigi Becali, tricking their supporters into paying an extra fee for tickets to fund a choreography that was never shown and disputes between smaller ultras groups over the control of the stand.

[11][12] Peluza Roş-Albastră consists of a handful of organized groups, ''Oltenița mereu prezenți'' and ''Tinerii țin viu fenomenul''.

Because of the confusion during this dispute of identity, some ultras from various old-school brigades chose to attend FCSB games and show support.