Seriously, why is everyone whining about how nobody can go after the boss? Next time, just head out West and try making a move. Go ahead, legends—see if you can actually shake things up... and trust me, there have definitely been people who tried.
Why shouldn't someone write? It doesn't seem to have anything to do with the fans, and honestly, people have every right to call out the idiots who completely blew the truce🤷
Taylor Hughes61 said:You guys are talking nonsense. I wasn't trying to start anything this time; I just shared an article for people who actually care. Honestly, I'm done responding to provocations, and I've stopped going to games altogether. I write because I feel like it—if you want to read, great, if not, nobody's forcing you. No matter how much you hate my guts, I know how to write, I’ve got plenty to say, and my archives are packed with photos. For example, the next issue of Sports Illustrated is coming out soon. All those shots from away games (especially the US National Team and the Los Angeles Dodgers on the road) are my personal contribution to you all. If I hadn't been at those games, you wouldn't have any photo documentation at all. There. Peace out!
wearyorca75 said:I wanted to post this as my reply, but I see someone beat me to it. Oh well, let it be!
Maybe it sounds like a total pipe dream, but why not give it a shot? The guy went all in on this with massive risk, basically taking a shot right at the highest levels of the federal government. Someone just needs to grow a pair and get this thing moving. We'll see what comes of it!
People don't pay enough attention to this, but the snowflake symbolism is actually pretty spot on. It’s a perfect metaphor for both society at large and us fans—one single flake doesn't mean much on its own, but together, they trigger an avalanche.👍
Yeah, taking that kind of risk is a massive gamble, and honestly? It might just be a pipe dream. But let's face it—we aren't getting anything out of this administration, whether you look at it from a community standpoint or just as fans. So, we'll just have to see how it plays out.
We’re never going to get anything done as long as politics stays this messy... I know it shouldn't have anything to do with the fans, but honestly, his idea sounds pretty solid to me...https://pahulja.com/
mistypanther20 said:At first, I thought they were boycotting the game because of how much the team owes the players. Zero shots on goal and not a single penalty kick? Now that I see those two guys hanging out with the Commissioner's cronies, the whole thing smells even fishier to me.
It's just like how Miller spends his whole life boycotting things—he can't even seem to cross a street without making a scene.😁>
Kevin Cox said:There’s a major logistical headache coming up for the cup rematch. If Liverpool FC pulls off the result we need, the Rose Bowl is going to sell out incredibly fast—specifically the north and east stands. We might have some space left in the southeast, but I doubt that'll be enough for the hardcore supporters who want to show up together. There should be room in the west, but that just isn't the same vibe. It wouldn't feel right given how things work at our home stadium. Either we tell the supporter groups they have to move to the west side (which will probably just give Jerry Jones a massive headache regarding the VIP suites 😁) or we have to limit local ticket sales so the die-hards can take the east side.
Then again, this game is on a Wednesday, which is a workday, so...
Don't even worry about it, we'll figure it out. Honestly, I'm the first one ready to hand my season pass over to one of the guys in the supporter group and just stay outside for the game. We'll just make an agreement that they'll pay me back after the match.😁😉
lonewolf53 said:And you're right about that. Honestly, every single thing they do just ends up playing right into their hands. 🤷
I’m not even talking about where things happen. There are plenty of issues that would actually hurt them, but we’re still just spinning our wheels here... honestly, the best move is to just send a message and make some noise like a real rebel.🤷
lonewolf53 said:I think at the next game we should all sing songs that take aim at the system. Maybe even chant something like "the mafia makes the rules." It shouldn't just be about one group; it needs to be the whole fan base. Let everyone hear that nobody stands up like the Los Angeles Dodgers from Miami and their patron saint. Just two or three times and that’s it. The rest should just be straight against the establishment.
So, what’s the verdict? Which neighborhood is actually the toughest? Personally, I think the Hill District and Midtown are where it's at. Rino from the Hill used to hold his own against everyone back when he was out by Mertojak, and those guys haven't been seen anywhere lately, even though everyone says they're the heavy hitters.🤷 What do you guys think is the strongest area? Please, drop your thoughts here.🤷
Come on, folks, why all the drama? That whole "ready for home" chant was just pure defiance against the league, the Government, and everyone else in charge. I’m not exactly thrilled either, but what do you want me to do about it now?
And honestly, it sucks that we can only yell and hold up signs while the whole system is run by crooks. I'm talking about the American scene in general here...
Just shut us down already, I can't stand watching this circus anymore.