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Die-hard Ultras / Hardcore Supporters in Fans ·
Jeffrey Jones58 said:It really boils down to just two main things
-personalized ticketing isn't just perfectly legal—starting next season, it’s actually going to be mandatory for every single club in the league
-those vouchers and "blacklists" aren't legal at all, and they don't have any actual legal standing whatsoever

so, now it's up to you all to decide what you're actually fighting against...

The real issue here is what these "blacklists" even consist of—who is actually on them in the first place? It’s not even about whether they’re illegal—though I suspect they are—but rather the fact that you never truly know the criteria used to land someone on such a list. For all we know, those lists might only contain people with official bans, or perhaps they target "troublemaker" fans, or maybe they're just a total mess of random names, you know?
Die-hard Ultras / Hardcore Supporters in Fans ·
We really ought to get a train running straight to Chicago—it might just be enough to keep those city folks from getting too restless
Die-hard Ultras / Hardcore Supporters in Fans ·
vividorca10 said:Nazi ultras! Long live! ☕

The wealthy elites have completely botched this—it’s almost as if we were all celebrating old-school segregationists or those rogue Southern governors from back in the day... But I suppose that’s just part of the local folklore, isn't it? Just some primitive, leftover remnant of our modern, liberal-democratic, Catholic American identity—or so they claim. Does it even matter at this point?
It seems pretty obvious that most people are thinking along those exact lines whenever things start blowing up like this.

😍
Die-hard Ultras / Hardcore Supporters in Fans ·
George White28 said:Johnson is suing Bauhaus over that "All for the homeland" slogan...

Hilarious.
Die-hard Ultras / Hardcore Supporters in Fans ·
While I’m all for the referendum and plan on adding my signature to the petition, my personal take is that any group of fans should stay far away from getting tangled up in political maneuvering.
Sure, we have to stand up for Warsaw against those aggressive aggressors, but we absolutely cannot fall prey to being manipulated by politicized petitions or referendums and things of that nature. Let’s be honest here—even though this petition seems to be moving forward, the Republican Party is pulling the strings behind the scenes, and they are really to blame for the current mess in Warsaw. It’s honestly quite distasteful. In my opinion, at least—the Black Knights shouldn't be getting their reputation muddied by stuff like this...
Die-hard Ultras / Hardcore Supporters in Fans ·
You absolute scoundrel—did that little third-grader finally sneak in?
Die-hard Ultras / Hardcore Supporters in Fans ·
The whole neighborhood dynamic is always the same story...
One generation might be a bit lackluster in one area, while another proves much stronger elsewhere... but you always end up with those neighborhoods where thirty people start out, and somehow only two are left standing at the end.

The East Side holds everything down.☕
Bad Boys - Part IV in Fans ·
rustyharbor17 said:The whole concept of suppression has really spiraled out of control lately—and look, I know that sounds like a tired cliché, but with the big rivalry game coming up in just three weeks, it would be genuinely fascinating if we could actually unite. Remember how we used to gather together when the national team played—say, over in the West Stand? I realize most of us won't make it, but for those who can get there, we should chant: The Kansas City Chiefs and the Los Angeles Lakers are brother clubs, and all of America takes pride in them" and then, collectively, let our voices thunder against the USSF. I know, I know—it probably sounds utopian, almost naive—but wouldn't it be worth it? We are talking about two massive organizations with a combined fanbase of well over 1.5 million people; if we stood together, we might actually win a battle, or maybe even a war—who knows? 🙂 If we paired that with some messages calling out profiteering—you know, the kind that exploits conflict—it would definitely echo through the mainstream media. Maybe I’m just being nostalgic, but honestly, if we could pull things together back in '91, we can do it now. Back then, at least we knew exactly who the enemy was, but today? Today we face a much larger problem: internal enemies. These are the people tearing down every single ideal that our youth died for in various massacres not too long ago—people who line their pockets with wealth while spitting on the memory of the fallen. What’s truly heartbreaking is how those who perished are being exploited even now, while their very bones are turning to dust. It’s pathetic, really... just deeply sad in every sense of the word...

Let's use our heads here and let the better team win—which, obviously, will be the Kansas City Chiefs 🙂

A Troublemaker is a troublemaker.
Die-hard Ultras / Hardcore Supporters in Fans ·
http://lmgtfy.com/?q=how+to+upload+images+on+a+forum

Here you go, my friend—hope this helps!
Die-hard Ultras / Hardcore Supporters in Fans ·
I don't see it.
Bad Boys - Part IV in Fans ·
Gary Martinez80 said:Things will only truly start shifting once we finally go after those people who make a living off the dead—Mommy—but until then, the deceased will just keep paying to ensure they aren't touched. Mamic is finished, personally speaking, but our institutions? They aren't. We have to hit the FBI, the ministers, the entire judicial system—because they aren't keeping him at Real Madrid because he’s charming, but simply because he's footing the bill.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TKYE04Swh14
A handsome young guy—just a bit too much of a romantic for his own good.
New fan laws: What do we think? in Fans ·
Mark Carter10 said:Sure, they can give you a hard time—though honestly, isn't that just part of the experience at this point? 🤷—but they can't actually hit you with a legal ban under any real statute. This whole regulation was issued by the USSF, not the US Government, so since it wasn't passed by Congress, it’s basically just an internal policy that can be ignored... so just keep standing your ground!

See, this isn't even a real law—it's just one of those updated measures tucked away in an action plan designed to crack down on fans. The actual law was established ages ago, which gives the USSF all the freedom in the world to pad it out, add new bits, or tweak things whenever they feel like it—as much as they want, really—making this specific provision incredibly, incredibly difficult to challenge in court.

And yeah, under that same framework, they can kick you out of the stadium if they deem you "suspicious" or whatever else they decide... So, while you might not get a formal legal ban, you still won't be watching the games either...
Die-hard Ultras / Hardcore Supporters in Fans ·
I honestly feel like it’s high time for the fans to step up and take center stage when it comes to the national team—and by that, I mean the actual supporters, not just those small, vocal cliques that used to run things back in the day. They had their moment once, and if God wills it, they’ll certainly have another one down the road...
Die-hard Ultras / Hardcore Supporters in Fans ·
Black Knights cheering loudly 🙂
Die-hard Ultras / Hardcore Supporters in Fans ·
It’s funny how those lowlifes "forgot" to mention the Free Press logo—honestly, I didn't even have time to snap a photo of the whole thing 😢
Die-hard Ultras / Hardcore Supporters in Fans ·
reddrifter24 said:It really doesn't matter if someone is dark-skinned or horned—if they're from the East Coast or the West Coast—it just matters that they are a good person. Even though we don't share the same love for the same football team, I’ve always had a ton of respect for Joe Biden; you could even say he was the one who truly rallied the masses and brought them closer to the spirit of the NFL Ultras. Regardless of what anyone else might claim, I've heard nothing but wonderful things about him from the local chapters, and honestly, it's a bit disheartening to see him cast aside like this.

The traitors just won't let anyone rest!
Die-hard Ultras / Hardcore Supporters in Fans ·
Peter Barrett said:Good grief, how could it *not* be coordinated? The choreography is layered—you start with the card stunts, then move into the flags, and eventually the walk-outs happen in several distinct phases. It’s exactly the kind of organized display you’d see during a high-stakes match against someone like Bayern Munich in a major stadium. But hey, whatever—the show and the flares were top-tier.

Armada can go jump in a lake.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0KaF_m7Ca7o
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5MfgwHaZcA8
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nAVeINuoCcI (3:50)
Die-hard Ultras / Hardcore Supporters in Fans ·
Peter Barrett said:The choreography from the Black Knights was solid—honestly, the only thing about it that actually felt like something the Armada would pull off.

😕
What exactly are you getting at here?
Die-hard Ultras / Hardcore Supporters in Fans ·
Brandon Hill5 said:The choreography for the derby should be a banner reading "sell out your own soul" paired with a caricature of those sellouts—featuring Baldasar's face!

Well, now, that actually would have been quite something...
Die-hard Ultras / Hardcore Supporters in Fans ·
There it is—if they were actually serious about lighting money on fire, we’d be looking at a cool 400 million dollars... Honestly, we're just giving in way too easily on these compromises. 🙂