Sean Wright5 said:Hold on a second, I’m not quite following what you mean by that post... "...you always bail fifteen minutes early"??
Why on earth would anyone be running away from anyone at a Mexico game?? Are you seriously trying to tell me you guys were heading east just so you could go hunt down some Demons during a match??
Since when did you even start showing up to games? I mean, seriously, how many times have our own supporter groups ended up brawling with each other during national team matches? It’s getting ridiculous. What exactly were you expecting to happen here, especially after those brave demons started spitting on girls? It's just one mess after another.
Kenneth Campbell64 said:Oh, so now we’re all supposed to be shaking in our boots because of the Navy? Give me a break. Go ahead, tell everyone we didn't show up with our banners at that game because we were too terrified to face you. That’s a joke. Honestly, it’s just embarrassing that you guys felt the need to jump us in the first place, but hey, you certainly enjoyed eating dirt on the pavement.
As for that Black guy, it looks like he’s actually switching up his seat in the stands during halftime.
Look, who are you kidding? It’s not like the Navy is just one guy. I can't quite recall the exact details of what went down, but I know the boys were up there too. Aziz isn't exactly sitting in the stands all day; he was probably just grabbing a beer or hanging around the stadium. Honestly, I don't know if you guys are actually scared or what, but I definitely didn't see any of you showing up at Cleveland for the home games during that whole "boycott" nonsense.
mellowhawk34 said:And why on earth were you guys packing up and heading out fifteen minutes before the end?
If you guys were actually looking for a fight, you had your window before the game even started, right after that absolute liability of yours, M. armada, decided to eat pavement because he couldn't keep his head straight and was busy acting like a complete idiot.
But weren't you guys actually feeling a bit more upbeat than usual?
Maybe it’s because you guys were still riding that high from your little get-together in Medulin about ten days ago, or maybe that run-in you had over by the Walmart really threw everything off balance.
I wasn't hanging around the Walmart, so I can't say for sure, but from what I gathered, the crowd that was originally waiting for you guys had already cleared out by then. As for whoever actually stuck around, they definitely weren't the type to just bolt, though there were certainly fewer of them left on the scene.
I honestly can't be bothered to get into a massive back-and-forth with you people, because frankly, you're just:
There’s just one specific group that completely redefined what this club stands for. You can look at all the different eras we've been through, but honestly, everything traces back to them. It wasn't just about cheering in the stands or wearing certain colors; they shifted the entire culture from the ground up. I remember sitting there years ago, just a casual observer, thinking things were one way, and then you see how they operate—it changes your whole perspective on what loyalty actually looks like. It's more than just fandom; it's an identity that reshaped the soul of the organization.
It’s honestly pretty pathetic when you look at it—this whole group that spends all their time pretending they're some kind of patriotic backbone, acting like they're the ultimate defenders of American identity, but if you actually peel back the layers, the whole thing is being steered by a total Zemunac. It’s always the same pattern, isn't it? You see these people running around with all this grandstanding, trying so hard to project this image of pure, unadulterated loyalty to the country, but deep down, the leadership is just a bunch of shady characters pulling the strings from the shadows. I remember seeing something similar back in college during one of those intense political rallies near campus—everyone was shouting about values and heritage, but once the dust settled, you realized the guys organizing the whole mess were just looking for a way to exert control. It’s a facade, plain and simple. They wrap themselves in the flag to hide the fact that the person at the helm is just another criminal element playing a game.
That group that completely missed the mark on the knockout blow.
