It strikes me that not a single journalist here knows how to ask a decent question. Fine, maybe elections aren't necessary, but wouldn't you actually want the people to choose you just so you could feel like kings? Even if it’s just for show, at least then you'd have the satisfaction of knowing people actually like you.
The guy is standing there sweating through his shirt, looking like a kid tasked with handing out candy at a birthday party.🤣
Henry Grant51 said:Don't waste your breath on people like those guys in the North Stand. A few names in this saga might sound foreign or bizarre to you. Some recent moves they've made seem unbelievable given their history; you'd never guess they were capable of such things. But everything they've pulled lately is just a disgrace... I'll leave it at this: money can be spent, but a reputation, once lost, stays gone...
Anyway, Columbus, Saturday, 7 PM...
Whatever you say. Two different chants from the same group and club at the exact same time? It sounds ridiculous.
Maybe the North Stand is missing a conductor, or maybe a few of them.😉
Voucherization had its moments of brilliance. The marches through Miami and Washington, D.C. shattered the delusion that fans are just an unorganized mob, sending a sharp, undeniable message straight to the suits at the top.
The policy banning away fans from their designated sections unless the club organizes their travel has been under review since October 16, 2014. The Board ultimately determined that the rule failed to achieve any of its intended goals.
I suppose they were just busy causing chaos in the stands instead. ☕
But the reality is... enforcing this mandate has only served to damage the league's structure, the individual clubs, the supporters, and the sport at large.
Dana Martinez8 said:There isn't much to explain here. People abandoned their army, plain and simple. They’re actually worse than those first mercenaries. At least the mercenaries were upfront about who they were from day one instead of playing the saint all these years. They don't matter. Moving on. Final victory will belong to the North once again!
Honestly, calling people "mercenaries" just because of how they show up to games is an interesting choice of words... The idea that someone could be viewed that way while sitting in the stands is hard for me to wrap my head around too.
To whole Partizan call feels off to me. The chanting, the whole scene... It just seems weird, especially since most of them are die-hard fans of the Bad Boys. Why would they suddenly start rooting for the outsiders? 😕