Since it was first voted in 2003, the Act on the Prevention of Disorder at Sports Competitions, is not a law that was adopted as part of the legislative process with which certain relations are trying to be established, but as a response to the media pressure who have shown the events at football stadiums and outside them as dangers of epic proportions which could be solved only by fast, radical and repressive measures. The Croatian Government has made changes and additions to the Act on the Prevention of Disorder at Sports Competitions 3 more times, but every time he sanctions became higher and the law itself more repressive. The goal of this research was to find out the fan perspective on their position in the the footbal support group current law and the concrete measures needed for its alteration. A qualitative research has been made in which the collected data was gathered from two focus groups, and later qualitatively processed by thematic analysis. Fifteen participants took part in the research, that is, eight members of the football supporters Bad Blue Boys and seven members of the football supporters Torcida. The analysis of the cillected data has shown that fans are not satisfied with the current law in any way. The illogicalities of the law were pointed out and concrete suggestions for alterating and updating the current law and regulations have been highlighted. It was also shown how the members of the two major Croatian football supporter grous view the current law. The afore-mentioned discoveries contribute to understanding the necessity of the whole process of alterating the existing law and highlight the need for reforms on the field, by giving concrete suggestions and guidelines in executing the above mentioned from the perspective of fans two largest fan club