I never really considered you one of the Bad Boys, even though I’ve traveled all over to support the team.
People have been singing this stuff forever. Back in the day, if someone wasn't cheering or was too busy staring at their phone, they might get a slap—granted, usually after a verbal warning first.
Nowadays, everything happens through a screen. For instance, being at the victory parade back in '98 felt worlds apart from what we saw this year. Nobody was obsessed with taking selfies or acting like a big shot about where they were the next day.
It’s the same story in the stands today. Just a bunch of kids glued to their phones. Hey guys, maybe try practicing how to actually use your voices. 😁
It’s a good thing Real Madrid and the Los Angeles Lakers played that friendly back in 2009 over in Germany on neutral ground. You had 150 Bad Boys show up, but zero Delphi fans and zero Gate 7 supporters.
And don't even get me started on the handball championships here in the States—US-Greece, Real Madrid versus the Los Angeles Lakers...
Let's be real, some people never change their ways. ☕
Given the current legal landscape and the shady dealings involving the USSF, Jerry Maguire, and the FBI, the fan movement is headed for extinction. If things keep going this way, we won't have an active supporter culture left in ten or fifteen years. The real question is: when are we planning to torch the next police cruiser? When are the highway brawls happening? When is someone actually getting hit with a rock? All this chaos just plays right into the hands of the USSF brass, and they're the ones who never end up taking the hit.
I’ve been scrolling through various news sites following the derby and seeing your statement regarding the person, and it's clear you're losing ground. You might still have some backing for now, but we'll see where you stand in a few years. This kind of fallout doesn't happen overnight.
I’m all for taking the fight to the USSF and Jerry Maguire. But the firm is overdoing it with these constant press releases. They’re losing ground with the casual fans and regular supporters, just like what happened to the firm a long time ago. Back when the crackdown on the firm started following the boycott, the firm was busy making jokes about internal factions, attendance numbers at Yankee Stadium, and infighting... Now that they're actually feeling the heat, they won't shut up with the statements and the whining. If they had actually been true fans from the start, things would look different. This isn't an attempt to start a fight or throw insults; it's just the reality of the situation.
The crackdown would be even more brutal, while the agents would basically have free rein to do whatever they wanted. It’s just pathetic how much trash is running our soccer leagues right now.
Can't you see the radicals won't let it happen? 🤣 At Yankee Stadium, we pull in 10k fans every single game, and if those extremists weren't making noise, that number would be even higher. 😁
Soccer is circling the drain. Attendance at the derby is tanking, Yankee Stadium is looking empty, and yet here you guys are on the forum arguing about street fights and who’s tougher in a brawl. 😵 If this keeps up, the fan culture in America won't even exist in twenty years. I'm talking about the organized crime elements and just the general mindset of these supporters.
boldeagle20 said:I don't get why everyone is acting surprised about Austria. This isn't the first time this has happened, and it was always going to play out this way.
True. Last time we played RB Leipzig, there wasn't even an organized trip planned, yet a huge crowd still showed up.
Jesse Campbell said:They tacked on that first unit.
They were counting crows in Central Park, security, cops, and club officials. I still don't get how they landed on that number, especially since even the crows stay away from Central Park.
It matters that action is being taken; any progress at all is a win. By making this move and changing how things look in the stands, we might actually draw back those casual fans who haven't shown up in a while. I’m bracing for a drop in attendance at the stadium, though. Our Real Madrid is sleepwalking through this, but they're still ours. The real question is just how much longer this nightmare is going to last.
slyeagle512 said:Are you really trying to justify that?
I haven't set foot in Yankee Stadium in a year. I follow the crowd. Some of you need to use your heads before you start talking trash. Like I said before, part of the reason the stands are empty is because of idiots like you spreading this nonsense.