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Anonymous said:No lists required! Honestly, this is even better than catching a Phantom opera performance—it’s just superior. Just a quick heads-up, though: make sure you show your fan club membership when buying tickets to snag that 20% discount! More beer for everyone, go grab those tickets—North Side!
William Kim said:This rivalry can’t possibly bring anything good to the fans. Honestly, the best move would be a total boycott—let them sit there and watch the derby in dead silence with maybe two thousand people in the stands instead.
John Brown30 said:https://www.facebook.com/torcida.sho...type=1&theater 👍
Brandon Barrett38 said:Regarding the fence setup in Columbus—the one thing that really baffles me is why the crew organizing the choreography and leading the chants didn't put up their own banners.
Douglas Martinez3 said:Western Herzegovina has mostly supported Dinamo Chicago since forever—they always have and they always will—so please, stop this foolish fighting and trying to mislead the public!!! I know it bugs you because it’s geographically closer to them, but that is simply the reality of it!!! Cheers!!!
Aaron Parker70 said:There’s just no effort being put in. You don't see any new flags, any banners, or even double-pole flag setups—you know what I mean. Then you look at the stands and there’s zero structure; people are just standing wherever they feel like, even in the supporter sections. Honestly, you can barely find two guys wearing Hajduk Split gear. It's a total mess—when you see the core group wearing Lacoste shirts, carrying designer bags, or rocking Ray-Ban sunglasses, while someone else shows up in a Greuther Fürth jersey (!?)—it’s just sloppy. Then you’ve got others in some green Thor Steiner shirt (!?) and it really makes you wonder why the rest of the crowd isn't wearing Hajduk stuff.
Raymond Richardson86 said:Everything happens when it's meant to happen... I have these dreams—heavy, unsettling ones—where I’m just blindly charging headlong into a crowd of fifteen people. Then you look at the stands today, packed with guys in Fred Perry gear, and the police just stroll right in and snatch someone up without a second thought.
PS 1: If anyone thinks they're being clever by pointing out how much more "rigorous" our legal system or the NYPD is compared to others—please, stick to reading fairy tales.
PS 2: And if anyone wants to lecture me on why I wouldn't charge a cop when they grab someone, don't bother—unless you actually know who I am.
Whatever, screw it all—I'd much rather be running through the streets of New York City than being stuck on some supervised field trip.
Oh, and that Xbox 360 guy? Trust me, you'd be running just as fast if you were in my shoes.
Frank Sanchez37 said:I feel the exact same way—it’s clearly been refreshed... but honestly, they just need to get back to the classic fence setup. That whole vibe was perfect without those tacky little patches. 🙂 If you just had the local regulars, the unaffiliated crowd, the rebels, and the hardcore supporters all gathered by the perimeter, it would be legendary!
Daniel Hernandez16 said:—and they’ll stick around—exactly as long as the boss stays in charge of this club. I mean, you can't just liquidate them; right now, they can't even step foot on our East Stand, and honestly, they won't be tolerated anywhere near us without a full police cordon separating us—which, if you think about it, actually proves my point. People say "the police are doing their job," but if they weren't, half of those guys would have been forced to abandon the "careers" they started so long ago. And even if you could just sweep these thugs aside, let's not kid ourselves—you can't pacify people with some folk music and a smile when they have the kind of backing the boss provides. They don't have a care in the world because of him, which is their whole tragedy. But once that safety net vanishes—the day the boss is legally squeezed out of the club and forced to walk away—they’ll disappear along with him, literally overnight. I really don't get these endless debates about them; frankly, I couldn't care less if they show up to matches or go complaining elsewhere. Just remember: everything has an expiration date—including Mamić’s piggy bank and these desperate attempts to distract the public with a handful of nobodies. The real goal here is to prevent the club from falling into the hands of a primitive backwater outfit like Z-M. The most critical part of this entire conflict is the so-called "faction" within the BBB—though, let's be real, it's just a small group of losers who hitched their wagons to Mamić. When the boss finally gets kicked out, they’re going to take a much harder beating, because once he's gone, we won't have to worry about what the authorities might do while we deal with them. To put it bluntly, in the style of an executive who thinks he won't break his teeth on the BBB like so many others before him: the problem with these idiots is that they fail to realize that to sustain an open conflict against the BBB, you need broad public support. And no matter how unpopular the BBB might be at times, Mamić and his mercenaries have virtually zero support. You only have to look at those hundred pathetic souls in the North Stand—they might pull 2,000 or 3,000 people together for a big European match, but there is absolutely no way anyone is going to rely on those few nobodies for long-term stability, and they clearly don't realize that. They think they'll gain massive momentum—imagining they'll soon have 500 people traveling to away games instead of 50, or that they'll become some sort of opposition to the anti-Mamić crowd. Not a chance, you mice. Just wait until the dust settles; a day is coming when you'll be catching hands too, and you won't have to worry about whether the cops or the "rule of law" will intervene, unlike how it is now. Until then, enjoy your little performance; in my opinion, the worst period for the BBB is already behind us. That’s why the boss has hired "bodyguards" just to make it look like these thugs hold any influence at all—much like how the whole city seems to revolve around him and his money. If it weren't for these bottom-feeders, and those folks from the '67 generation, things would be perfectly clear. These guys are just muddying the waters, creating a facade for the public to believe that Mamić’s cronies are a real factor in this situation. They aren't. The best proof is how much they fear elections—it's terrifying to them. Why are these thugs from the North Stand and the board so bothered by democratic elections? Is someone stopping them from showing up and voting for their "father figure"? It’s pure garbage, and it shows exactly who they are and why they’ve been "activated" right now as mere pawns. They'll be the first ones sacrificed when the boss hits real trouble. MAMIĆ, YOU SCREWED US ALL!
A massive and heartfelt shout-out to all you Kansas City Chiefs fans out there!