Posts by darkwalker1

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stormybison9 said:honestly, guys...
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people just love lying to themselves.

Bravo.👍

Matthew Foster8 said:I’m not interested in playing this game—debating who was the bigger mobster back then, or who was opening doors and shaking hands with both hands. You either don't get it or you've forgotten. Stimac got pushed out of Miami right when he was at his peak. That stuff was never written about, and it never will be. After that, Mamic started pulling in massive amounts of money from transfers, and the pile just keeps growing. Today, his current crew isn't even in the same league.
It's your own fault that Mamic even reached this level of influence. Igor's crowd handled him early on, while he’s currently trying to become whatever Mamic is now. But I won't dwell on it, purely out of respect for the people who actually put everything on the line and risked their lives in direct conflict with actual criminals.
Pointless chatter. I'm done talking about it, and frankly, I don't know any of you. You just say whatever you feel like saying.
The only thing I can't wrap my head around is how this guy can live in your city every single day, regardless of who is guarding him.

Then explain one thing to me: whenever it suits your narrative, you constantly push the idea that there were only maybe 100 or 200 of you up in the North Stand standing against Stimac during that 2005 championship celebration, acting like you were going against the entire stadium celebrating the title and Ćiro and everyone else. Yet, in situations like this, you flip the script entirely, claiming Miami would never have accepted Mamic or that he wouldn't do this or that. You call Miami the craziest city on earth, yet that little guy stood in front of a packed house and celebrated a goal just a few months ago... And every single one of you would swear on your life, or your grandmother's life, or whatever else you have, that it would be impossible for someone to tell you the exact same scenario in Miami.

It was the same story this summer regarding those Americans; half of Miami suddenly caught a fever for privatization. I think it's irrelevant, but let's be realistic. We are a tiny corner of the US, and within that, there are a hundred different mindsets. It's all the same nonsense.

Let’s be clear: hats off to you, and there’s no way you’d ever allow someone like Miskovic to practically lead your cheering section like those guys did two days ago. You only avoided a brawl because they didn't tear each other apart when Miskovic started throwing scarves after the match. It's a miracle he didn't manage to throw 🤣 but don't try to sell me these myths...

Robin Anderson8 said:Let’s dial back the doom and gloom. A massive wave of people is finally waking up; those who were sitting on the sidelines are heading back to the stands because they realize there's a fight worth joining. Honestly, I couldn't care less about who took what payout—they can all go at each other's throats over the money this Saturday if they want. Everyone, head East!

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It’s now or never.

Steven Hayes said:When people start talking about whether we should call a truce or keep fighting, I personally get the feeling we gave up on our shared goals far too quickly. I won't get into all the specific reasons why, but it feels like we acted as if those damn vouchers were our only real issue...

lp 😉

Look, man, I don't think any of us truly grasp the sheer amount of potential sitting within a unified supporter movement here in America. There were plenty of people who couldn't care less about soccer, yet they were absolutely floored when we stood together in the east stands. The comments online were saying they felt the same kind of rush people feel during a massive historical uprising. In an atmosphere as stagnant as the one currently rotting in this country, a collective burst of positive energy like that would be an absolute bombshell, and we could definitely get a lot done with it.

BUT, we also have to face reality: we fans are incredibly hypocritical. That goes for me first, you second, and everyone else down the line. It’s probably better if we don't kid ourselves and just stop wasting our breath getting worked up over nothing.

Good grief, what a mess. We’re acting worse than some mountain clans from the North America with their decades-long blood feuds. If anyone actually had a shred of common sense or goodwill, this whole thing could be smoothed over with two quick phone calls and a single press release. Honestly, this will just be more media noise that people forget by tonight when the Champions League kicks off.

Of course, if stupidity wins out, this is exactly what the American fan scene is going to look like in the very near future:


(That old geezer in the video is going to be Jesse Campbell, basically a one-man army 😁 )

Well, here we go... Looks like I’m going to have to drink like a fish 🙂 🙂

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mistygull said:The only shots that look good are the first two, though that flag in the background at the monument is a bit much..

Since the American education system clearly failed you, let me try to enlighten you: that "flag" actually belongs to the very first nation in history to adopt Christianity as its official religion... 🙂 🙂

All this sabotage just goes to show we’re finally heading in the right direction...

Next weekend needs to be even more intense, my fellow anti-fan and anti-Templar colleagues. 🙂