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Teddy Boys 95 do not wear Legia's club colors (white, red, black and green), nor do they carry symbols and signs associated with the club, but dress uniformly in unobtrusive colors, usually white and gray.{{Sfn|Borchólski|2022|p=136}}

Teddy Boys 95 organized themselves in 1995.{{Sfn|Borchólski|2022|p=136}} However, the group's history dates back to the 1980s, when younger Legia fans began organizing regular support at the stadium and traveling in groups to away games.{{Sfn|Borchólski|2022|p=136}} This led to a conflict between them and the older organized Legia fans, known as starszyzna ({{Literal translation|the elders}}).{{Sfn|Borchólski|2022|p=136}} Many new fan groups were formed at the time, the largest of which were Stopper's Gang '89 and the Wild Boys.{{Sfn|Borchólski|2022|p=136}} Stopper's Gang '89 gained the reputation of being the group that never lost a fight to other fan groups.{{Sfn|Borchólski|2022|p=136}} In 1995 Stopper's Gang '89 suspended operations and was replaced by the Teddy Boys 95 group.{{Sfn|Borchólski|2022|p=136}}{{Cite web |title=TB'95 lepsi od Slovana Bratysława |url=https://www.kibice.net/news/6922-tb95-lepsi-od-slovana-bratyslawa.html |access-date=2024-05-11 |website=Kibice.net |language=pl}}

It was recognized by the Polish police as an ‘organized criminal group’.{{Sfn|Kossakowski|2021|p=77}}

Leaders:

Bosman Alchim, Różyk Staruch, Lewi{{Cite web |last=Ryciak |first=Igor |date=2011-05-15 |title=Teddy Boy |url=https://www.newsweek.pl/polska/teddy-boy/3xhhgl1 |access-date=2024-05-11 |website=Newsweek |language=pl}}

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• {{Cite journal |last=Borchólski |first=Karol |date=2022 |title=Typologia kibiców piłkarskich jako istotny element rozpoznania środowiskowego pseudokibiców |trans-title=Typology of football fans as an important element of environmental recognition of pseudo-fans |url=https://www.gov.pl/attachment/e2058da4-544f-4fff-9ace-3f169659ef80 |journal=Prokuratura i Prawo |language=pl |volume=6}}
• {{Cite book |last=Kossakowski |first=Radosław |title=Hooligans, Ultras, Activists. Polish Football Fandom in Sociological Perspective |year=2021 |isbn=978-3-030-56606-7 |location=Gdańsk}}