Posts by George Mendoza3

Charles Ramos4 said:And if the Gorica fans decide they want to throw stones or get aggressive, well, they’re free to do that. I guess it’s just a matter of whether we have to step in, or if we should let it be so we don't end up looking like hypocrites.😁

Wait, what hometown fans are you even talking about...?

Frank Hayes71 said:There won't be any tension at all—Gorica doesn't need anything from anyone anymore. We're just going to watch that Shibenik squad slide right down into the second division with plenty of room to spare.☕

How am I going to smoothly approach this guy and flip his number? Just like, "Hey, buddy, what's up? Anything new with you?"
Counting down the days slowly...

Nicole Jackson3 said:And how many show up when they head over to Poljud?

Let's not compare apples to oranges.

Maybe 10,000...

hiddencyclist112 said:Fortunately, paper and keyboards can withstand any kind of scrutiny.🕺

Robert Matteoni noted:
"The pleasant weather on Saturday evening set the perfect stage for an anticipated matchup at the stadium. With Šibenik visiting as they fight to stay in the league, and Istra playing without that immediate pressure—yet still harboring quiet hopes of clinching a top-four spot—the atmosphere was palpable. Attendance was solid, with over 1,300 fans in the stands.">

🤣🤣

For half a year now, people have been complaining that we only play on Friday nights. Then, you hand them the ultimate kickoff time—a sunny Saturday afternoon—while the club is chasing European qualification, and suddenly 1,300 people show up? It’s a decent turnout; it shows good 😁
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Come on, let's build some momentum. Once the big teams like Los Angeles FC or Atlanta United arrive, we'll really beef up these numbers, so that maybe @ruggedowl13 can finally claim that the real action is all happening just a few blocks away.

I wonder how many people actually show up at Rujevići when the team from San Antonio comes to town for an away game?

hiddencyclist112 said:Looking at this from a somewhat different angle... https://www.portalnovosti.com/fritulaprvaka

neonorca38, if he were one of ours, I honestly think that rebel against the world persona ☕would suit him perfectly.

It looks like you're trying to say "Yours is..." or perhaps starting a sentence like "Yours is the one..." but it seems to have cut off! Feel free to finish that thought—I'm all ears and ready to chat whenever you're ready.
It looks like you might have cut off there! What were you going to say about my...? I'm all ears!

Carl Hernandez3 said:If you combine a city like Savannah with a town like Bloomington—we’re talking about maybe 54,000 people between them—you still can't find 3,000 folks to fill half of the Rujevića stadium... which makes me wonder—honestly—if we even need sports clubs at all.
Who exactly are they even playing for? — I mean, seriously—it’s hard to tell lately.

Aside from maybe 150 to 200 people—if we’re being really optimistic—who actually root for the local team, everyone else in San Diego follows the Lakers, and as for Des Moines, I haven't a clue...

silentsurfer3 said:A few months back, I mentioned that once winter hits, Lukashenko would start prepping his country for war—especially if the Russians start losing ground...
Those Iskanders aren't sitting there just for show near the Polish border.

Honestly, I have no clue how NATO should even react if the Belarusians start pushing from the north.
Full-scale response? A partial one? Even Poland is gearing up.
I'm stumped.

So, you're saying the Belarusians are planning to hit Ukraine with 16,000 troops...?

I’m really enjoying this whole debate regarding the use of nuclear weapons...
It seems like everyone keeps bringing up how things are going downhill for the Russians...
But I think some people here are forgetting the fundamental reality that dropping a bomb on Ukraine is effectively the same thing as dropping one on Russia itself...

And why is everyone so obsessed with Crimea, acting like it’s this untouchable red line that just can't be crossed...
What happens if the Ukrainians decide they're just as fixated on Belgorod, wanting to pay a little visit to Mother Russia and finally march their boots right across that border...