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Raymond Reyes3 As if I hadn't heard that already.
You all are being incredibly harsh. I truly hope our paths never cross under such circumstances. 😁
No matter which direction we decide to take, we really ought to keep in mind that there is a genuine risk posed by those American fighters. 😁

That’s actually quite simple to handle. However, I don't want anyone getting into the habit of constantly retreating or backing down when things get tough. You have to watch out for that reactionary feedback loop; if you aren't careful, it can end up neutralizing us entirely. Habits are dangerous things once they become second nature.😁

Jonathan Barnes5 said:That’s easy for you to say. But seriously, don't let it become a habit to just run backward when things get heavy. Watch out for that reflex reaction—you might end up causing a total meltdown, and honestly, we could all be gone in a heartbeat. Bad habits are dangerous once they become automatic.😁

Cut the "who knows what happened" crap. What went down in Memphis was a damn disgrace. And frankly, if the police and the government need to crack down on us because we're acting like animals, then so be it.

Noah Jones92 said:Cut the elitist attitude with the "who knew what" excuses. What happened in Memphis was an absolute disgrace. Honestly, we deserve to be shut down by the police and the government because we're acting like animals.

Why? Credit where credit is due—kudos to those who took action.

It’s honestly pretty wild—and kind of gross—to see how journalists watch one video, skim through a forum like this, check out some hardcore fan posts, and then suddenly decide they have enough info to write a whole article.
It’s definitely not the first time this has happened.

Honestly hilarious. Back in the day, with this kind of ratio, those guys on the right would’ve all collapsed on the floor within 30 seconds.
But hey, I guess that's just how things are now.

Paul Sanchez15 said:It’s honestly laughable. There was a time when, given this kind of ratio, everyone on the right side would have practically collapsed to the floor within thirty seconds.
but I suppose those days are behind us; times change.

The crowd on the right certainly gained some momentum over the last few years, yet lately, it feels as though their confidence is starting to slip. They seem to be cutting corners, steering clear of the heavy lifting, and avoiding the main stage, all while pumping out endless messaging. Let them spin their own narratives; they’re stuck in their own little bubble.☕

John Campbell27 said:The guys on the right have really found their footing over the last few years, but honestly, it feels like they’re losing steam lately. They're driving without brakes—ignoring the obvious red flags just to push their own narrative. Let them lie to themselves; they've got their own little bubble going on. ☕

So you're saying this is a win for the left?
If someone had told me a few years back that the right-wing crowd would actually show up and hit these kinds of numbers, I would've called them crazy. Back then, they were basically running for the hills whenever things got tough.
Just look at what happened in Turkey and stuff like that...

So, someone is out here preaching about lighting candles and avoiding conflict? Please. What exactly were you guys doing back in the UK? Launching flares at a local pub filled with elderly folks and families isn't exactly "peacekeeping." Is the memory of those old clashes with the Vinkovci crowd really that terrifying—did you lose all your nerve just trying to size up a few guys at a bar? What are you even talking about? When it’s actually time to show up, you’re nowhere to be found in town, yet the second people claim the ultras aren't around, suddenly you've grown a pair—only to end up looking pathetic, just like you always do. It's absolute bottom-of-the-barrel behavior. Honestly, there's no point even discussing Torcida or the Boys in this city; if they were actually worth mentioning, the Delije wouldn't be running the streets. And don't even get me started on that whole mess last year, running away from the Delije through Canada. You might be top tier in the stands, but on the street, you're nothing. See you around soon.

feralwolf51 said:Talking about lighting candles and playing nice? Give me a break. What were you guys actually doing back in VA? Firing flares at a local pub full of families. Are you really that terrified of Vincenzo from those old clashes that you couldn't even muster the guts to check out a crew at a bar? Seriously, what are you even on? When it’s time to actually show up, you’re nowhere to be found in town, but the second you know the die-hards aren't around, suddenly you've got balls again. It’s pathetic. Honestly, talking about The Crew or The Boys in this city is pointless—if they actually meant anything, the Fanatics wouldn't run the streets. I still remember you guys running from the Fanatics all the way through Canada last year. You might look good in the stands, but on the street? Total bottom feeders. See ya around.

Navuka, is Joe hitting you up?

Just ignore that guy from Canada. It’s a waste of breath. They're the toughest ones out there.

As for you Bad Boys, all this talk about how things used to be and who belonged to which firm...
The only real difference is that back then, you weren't delusional like you are now. I get it, you need the propaganda to recruit the younger generation, but this whole act is just a joke. Growing up in my neighborhood, those local thugs would feed me the same myths—claiming The Crew smashed everyone and everything, everywhere they went. Meanwhile, they’d call the Bad Boys mice. But when I was hanging around Yankee Stadium, I saw plenty of people who definitely weren't mice. So, maybe cut it out with these fairy tales; it’s not exactly healthy for the kids' heads.

feralwolf51 said:Is someone actually preaching about lighting candles and avoiding confrontation?! What were you guys even doing back in VA? Attacking a local pub filled with seniors and women with signal flares. I guess maybe you’re just so intimidated by Vincenzo from those past clashes that you couldn't even muster the guts to size up a group in a bar. What are you even talking about? When it's time to show up, you're nowhere to be found in the city, yet the moment it's guaranteed the die-hards won't be there, suddenly you all find your courage, which honestly just makes you look pathetic, much like you have so many times before. It's truly bottom-of-the-barrel behavior! Honestly, discussing The Crew and The Boys in this town feels pointless; if they were actually worth mentioning, the Fanatics wouldn't be the ones running things. Not to mention how they spent last year running away from the Fanatics through Canada. You might be top-tier in the stands, but on the streets, you're nothing. See you soon.

Well, I suppose I have to give you credit, because when it comes to the "spike," you really are far above everyone else, but I don't think you can call those guys bottom-of-the-barrel.👍 To be honest, I've had a few situations where those guys turned out to be the ultimate calculators. I remember the first time during the national team match in Budapest, where they outnumbered us and managed to get the upper hand. It was the same story during that friendly against Austria in Klagenfurt, where they had more people and were desperate to provoke a massive brawl—which we met head-on, even though there were three times fewer of us until our side realized the fight with them had started. It was similar in Andorra too, where numbers were even, and we definitely provoked a conflict, but those guys just kept turning their heads away. Sadly, I feel bad about what happens during the national team games, but man, I guess you can't always play it safe just because you have the numbers. 😉 As for the clashes with them in America, I think I'll just pass on commenting. Best regards.

feralwolf51 said:Someone’s out here talking nonsense about lighting candles and avoiding conflict? What were you guys actually doing back in VA? You were firing signal flares at a local bar filled with old folks and women. Are you really that intimidated by Vincenzo from the old days that you didn't have the guts to even size up a group at a pub? What are you even talking about? When it’s time to actually show up, you’re nowhere to be found in the city. But the second people say the die-hards aren't around, suddenly you grow a pair, and you end up looking pathetic just like you always do. Absolute bottom of the barrel. Talking about The Crew and The Boys in this town is pointless; if they were actually worth mentioning, the Fanatics wouldn't run the streets. And don't even get me started on how you guys ran from the Fanatics all over Canada last year. You're top tier in the stands, but total losers on the street. See you soon.

Let me know how it goes when you go on your first away game. I wonder if it'll be as much of a letdown as you claim...

steelseal10 said:Look, respect to you guys—you’re definitely on another level when it comes to "spikes." But man, you can't just call those other guys bottom-of-the-barrel losers.👍 Honestly, I've dealt with those guys before, and they act like they're some kind of master strategists. The first time was in Budapest during the match against Mexico; they had more people than us and managed to score, so they felt untouchable. Then there was that friendly against Austria in Klagenfurt where they had the numbers and were desperate to start a brawl. We stepped up immediately, even though we were outnumbered three-to-one until our guys realized we were in a full-on scrap with them. It was the same deal in Andorra, too—we were equal in numbers and we were the ones pushing for a fight, while those guys just kept turning their heads away. Honestly, it sucks seeing what happens with the national team, but buddy, you can't always play it safe just because you have more people on your side. 😉 As for the clashes with those guys back home in the States, I'm not even going there. Peace.

Hahahaha, The Boys talking about calculating moves, hahaha

Dennis Davis97 said:LMAO, The Boys talking about calculating things... how funny.

Man, you can laugh all you want, but I’m telling you from my own experience that there really was some calculation going on back then.😉 It honestly felt like the right call for everyone involved after that trip to Andorra, since you guys could have easily ended up in serious trouble with the authorities at an Italian airport over five of our guys, yet you chose not to.

Paul Sanchez15 said:So you actually think this was a win for the lefties?
Honestly, if someone told me a few years back that the right-wingers would even bother showing up in decent numbers, I’d have called them crazy—back then, everyone just ran for the exits or stayed home in small groups.
Just look at what happened over in Turkey...

Turkey?
It was like 10 or 11 of us against 15 of yours.
You guys were decked out with meter-long batons and an entire squad holding the line 50 against 1000 of us up near Yankee Stadium about a year ago. We were just a bunch of guys who mostly hung out together that one time—half of them weren't even seen in the stands before or after that whole thing in Turkey. It sounds like a lame excuse, I get it, but that’s literally how it went down...

No argument there, we took the L back then. But given the circumstances, we probably wouldn't have fared much better even against a weaker version of your top-tier crew from that era.

driftingfalcon88 said:I wonder if they might be referring to Turkey, though I suppose it really depends on what they have in mind.
I suppose if you're looking at it from their perspective, they might be sitting at a 10 or maybe an 11, whereas I’d say we're much closer to a solid 15, if that makes any sense.
I suppose it might sound like a rather silly excuse to some, but honestly, that's just how things played out back then. You had these guys armed to the teeth with meter-long sticks, holding a line of fifty against a thousand, right there up north at the Rose Bowl about a year prior. Meanwhile, we were mostly just a group of people who happened to be together that one specific time; most of us weren't even around during that whole mess with the Turkish team, let alone before or after. It really was just a fleeting moment, I guess.

There’s honestly no arguing about it—we really dropped the ball back then, but looking at how things stood, I suppose we probably wouldn't have fared much better even if we had been facing a lesser squad than your powerhouse lineup at that time.

I suppose you might feel like your scout went on a bit of a pointless little excursion, though I guess it really depends on what you were hoping to get out of it. 🤔

driftingfalcon88 said:I suppose you might be asking about Turkey?
I suppose if you were to look at it from their perspective, they might be sitting at a 10 or maybe an 11, whereas I truly feel like we’re more along the lines of a 15.
I suppose it might sound like a rather silly excuse to some, but it really was quite different back then. You had these guys armed to the teeth with meter-long clubs, holding a line of fifty against a thousand of us at the Rose Bowl just a year ago; meanwhile, most of us were only there that one time, and honestly, a good portion of the crowd hadn't even been seen in the stands since that whole mess involving the Turkish team.

There’s really no point in arguing about it, because I suppose we just didn't show up that day, though if I think about the circumstances, I imagine we might not have fared much better even if we had been facing a significantly weaker squad than your powerhouse lineup back then.

Good grief, who on earth are you trying to drag along with you? I mean, you surely know they aren't going to fall in line, right? Back home in my neck of the woods, people like that used to get dealt with quite harshly, I suppose. 👍

Thomas Flores7 said:Just ignore the Mexican. It’s pointless. They’re the weakest of the bunch.

And what about you Chelsea supporters, rambling on about how things used to be or who belonged to which firm...
The only real difference is that back then, you weren't quite the pathological liars you've become today. I understand the need for certain narratives to recruit the younger generation, but this constant self-aggrandizement is frankly laughable. Growing up in my neighborhood, the local tough guys would feed me the same myths—claiming our ultras had crushed every single rival, everywhere. And that the BBB were nothing but rats. Yet, whenever I was out in Chicago, I certainly didn't see nothing but rats. Perhaps it would be wise to keep those fairy tales to yourselves; they aren't particularly healthy for young minds to swallow.

That point about the myths is spot on. Honestly, whenever anything happens, 80% of the comments here are just your side's nonsense... even now, after this incident, nobody said a word until you lot started up again...

I'm not talking about Facebook comments here; there's probably nobody here over the age of 15 anyway, though I suppose most of you are there too...

Even now, people are spinning yarns about how folks were slaughtered in a small town in the US because of some supplies they went to grab, and naturally, they claim the numbers were half of what actually happened. 🤣

We all know why that specific tragedy still stings for you, but unfortunately, there isn't much you can do about it here. 😉

steelseal10 said:So what, your scout went on a pointless little tour? 🤔

Turkey happened because they were arrogant—they overestimated us while totally underestimating you guys...

We took a hit, sure, but there's no point acting like it was some kind of win. I'm just being honest about how it actually went down.

steelseal10 and driftingfalcon88,
massive respect to you both for keeping it real. This forum actually needs people who tell the truth instead of those ego-driven clowns who think they practically invented the concept of being a fan. You know the type—they act like they’re legends, but they’ve never actually stood their ground, never taken a hit, and God forbid they ever had to make a tough call under pressure.
To everyone else: try using some actual logic and facts when you talk about wins or losses. Stop just spamming nonsense just to pad your post count.
Let’s keep things grounded, honest, and backed by arguments. That’s how you actually earn respect around here, not by acting like an arrogant jerk or throwing around threats..☕