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Chicago Blackhawks fans in Fans ·
nimblebison8 said:Soccer is a joke right now. Attendance at the derby is tanking, Yankee Stadium is basically empty, and yet here you all are on this forum arguing about street fights and who’s tougher in a brawl. 😵
If things don't change, the whole fan culture in America will be dead within twenty years. I'm talking about the organized crime elements and just the general mindset of the fans.

Maybe if the league actually fixed the issues, we'd see more people show up.
Chicago Blackhawks fans in Fans ·
Maybe it’s a movie, something like Mean Girls
He’d be Frodo, I guess...
Spitfire will be back in style again, while everything else stays exactly the same.
Chicago Blackhawks fans in Fans ·
Emily Myers32 said:Quick lightning round question:

Which direction is the bulldog mascot facing?😁
(Try to answer from memory 😬)

I assume there’s an original version out there too. I see all these different takes online, but they just feel like variations on a theme.

Thanks, 🙏

Since I grew up in New Jersey, if that bulldog is the one from the stadium in Philly,
I'd say he's looking toward Trenton.
Chicago Blackhawks fans in Fans ·
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Chicago Blackhawks fans in Fans ·
Henry Grant51 said:Exactly. Just invite more friends to every game. Help grow the crowd for both home matches and away trips. It shouldn't be this difficult.

NorthSpirit says: Look at this post
Finally, someone said it. Once again, it was just the same old crew grinding through the struggle year after year. Honestly, you can't even blame the posers. We’re the ones who invited them to games they treat like social mixers. People like that don't belong in the fan section, along with the other fair-weather fans who need their own personal camera crews.

At least try to get on the same page here on the forum 🤣
Chicago Blackhawks fans in Fans ·
Scott Jones9 said:In my view, you should earn the right to wear Bad Boys gear, not just buy it. But whatever. Those moody glares are doing their job again.

If only.
In some other world, this system has been working for over 67 years.
Everyone knows who actually carries the weight for the group,
who hauls the crates of beer,
and who just shows up for a drink.
Every person deserves their fair share of respect.
There’s no need for posts like the one from Joshua Moore31.

But hey, if they can't handle it, they shouldn't hide behind the crowd. 👍
Chicago Blackhawks fans in Fans ·
Joshua Moore31 said:Someone finally spoke sense. Once again, the crowd was just the same old group that’s been carrying this whole fight on their backs for years. You can't even blame the posers; we’re the ones who invited them to games they treat like social outings. People like that don't belong in the stands, much like the rest of those fair-weather fans who need their own personal camera crews.


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Chicago Blackhawks fans in Fans ·
Yeah, I’m feeling the same way too.
Last time it was snow, now it’s just Monday.
Of course nobody shows up.
Chicago Blackhawks fans in Fans ·
It’s honestly hard to wrap my head around the fact that Real Madrid plays in front of maybe 200 people most nights and everyone just accepts it as normal.
Nobody seems to question these idiots who k
. Even at a private training session, you'd probably see a larger crowd than at the actual games.

It’s unbelievable.

Hey, Joe Biden, if you're lurking on this forum, do us all a favor and fix something.
Chicago Blackhawks fans in Fans ·
Basically,
things kicked off between the Hajduk supporters and the Bad Boys, who claim to represent Real Madrid (honestly, that part doesn't even make sense to me)

The police security detail meant for high-risk games completely dropped the ball here.

The Torcida crew travels to away games using private vans and rentals, while nobody seems to know how the Bad Boys even get around.

Thankfully, there were no serious injuries.

Just more trouble with those demons.
Chicago Blackhawks fans in Fans ·
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Chicago Blackhawks fans in Fans ·
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Chicago Blackhawks fans in Fans ·
Someone needs to put a trash can by the parking lot near the arena...
Chicago Blackhawks fans in Fans ·
velvetfalcon80 said:http://badblueboys1986.blogspot.com/...-post.html?m=1

Can someone translate this?

You already know the drill.
The Milan chaos, the canceled derby, and the nonsense about how Mamić brought the fans together.
Just an explanation of what happened at the club.
Basically, we’ve heard it all before.
Chicago Blackhawks fans in Fans ·
holloworca10 said:https://fbcdn-sphotos-g-a.akamaihd.n...48b64bad28cb19

That’s what was ordered
The Black Knights will have to tour cities all over the country to support 🤣
they should probably just put up a thank-you banner
Chicago Blackhawks fans in Fans ·
Dammit, missed it.
Chicago Blackhawks fans in Fans ·
He probably thinks that, considering there aren't even two or three thousand people heading north to every single game
Chicago Blackhawks fans in Fans ·
Dennis Davis97 said:I have no interest in debating this or even joking about it. Honestly, the state of football just makes me sick. No one ever said Futsal was a bad thing, but it feels like everyone is ignoring the actual root of the problem—and that’s Dinamo Chicago.😉

Look, fans aren't some specialized tactical unit whose only mission is to show up and fight.
There was a time when people could just sit down, watch a game, and cheer without being harassed. It’s impossible at Soldier Field.
Heading to a Dinamo Chicago Futsal match briefly tricks me into thinking we actually live in a developed nation. For a moment, you'd think the state of American soccer was "just like it is in England." It’s a fleeting illusion.
After spending any time at the stadium, you practically need to swallow a spoonful of baking soda just to settle your stomach.
Chicago Blackhawks fans in Fans ·
There needs to be some semblance of order; you can't just have everyone doing their own thing without any direction.

And Jesse Campbell, if anyone actually needs a hand, maybe try asking people to show up early or stay late to help out—or even just bring something useful to the table.
If you ask nicely for people to bring scarves or flags for the futsal Dinamo match, or offer a hand where it's needed,
I'm certain plenty of folks would step up.
It’ll be one group today and another tomorrow, which would certainly take some weight off the shoulders of those who are always stuck doing the heavy lifting.
Chicago Blackhawks fans in Fans ·
You really stepped in it this time, Jesse Campbell.