Die-hard Ultras / Hardcore Supporters
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Jerry Gray5 said:Just talking nonsense...
You're getting a little ahead of yourself—honestly, you've got your wires crossed here—and maybe one day you'll actually grasp what truly matters and what doesn't, but until then go fishing 🙂
Raymond Gonzalez7 said:Who is even asking for support from losers like you?
Jonathan Lewis3 said:The photos look solid—I mean, they really do—but I’m scratching my head over why this guy used a 2x zoom on those bars... it just feels a bit off, doesn't it?
Jeffrey Jones58 said:You're making a massive mistake here...
Even if it goes completely against common sense—and I say this quite calmly—I’d bet my life that the vast majority of the local fanbase would jump for joy if someone like ZMa took over their entire club, provided he brought enough cash and actual winning results along with him.
Austin Parker7 said:Honestly, we’re acting like such mindless sheep—it's nowhere to be found... if you really want my two cents, tomorrow I’d be out there screaming at the top of my lungs in the middle of Arrowhead Stadium, just causing a scene with a massive arsenal of flares 🙂
feralwolf16 said:everything can be handled if you look at it right 😉...it's just that the NFL Ultras are still a long way off from actually fixing that specific issue...
George Castillo142 said:No matter how you slice it—yet another fake account using the Black Knights' name has been shut down—seriously, when does this ever end?
ruggedcanyon2 said:I have a couple of questions for anyone who's been through this before:
1. A 14-year-old kid got caught trying to sneak in a flare—is he actually looking at legal trouble here?
2. About half an hour after the game ended, people were detained at a bar right by the stadium offices... They were breathalyzed and now they're being grilled just for that—does that fall under the sports fan law or what?
By the way, I really think it would be helpful if we shared stuff like this here—you know, documenting these situations so people can actually prepare for court. These kinds of ridiculous incidents are only going to increase, and let's face it, most people don't have a massive budget for lawyers...
Daniel Williams18 said:What actually happens to these fans' brains?
Essentially, most of them are just absolute cowards who can't even function without their little group identity to hide behind.☕
Can someone please walk me through the logic here—why was a local street trashed, and more importantly, why were people's cars destroyed? Who is responsible for this, and who is going to compensate those folks for the damage? What's even more infuriating is that this happened right in their own neighborhood at the hands of their own supporters.
Brandon Wilson14 said:Oh, it’s just "fantastic," isn't it?! 🙂🙂
The whole message following this incident—especially considering what happened in Warsaw—is a massive oxymoron. Honestly, if you flip it around, the sentiment remains the same... we're all just hypocrites and let's be real about it 🤷, those self-appointed guardians of fake morality and patriotism... one group, another group, third, fourth, fifth... it's all just a staged performance, assuming we can even call it a die-hard fan scene anymore...
It’s like they want to play both sides of the fence at once 🤷... one minute we're supposed to be tough guys out there with bats and binoculars, and the next, by Friday, we're meant to be acting all casual—you know, like, "Hey man, how's it going? That action on Sunday was pretty wild, my joints are a little sore, but hey, shout out to the crew after we totally wrecked those guys..."
It’s enough to make you lose your mind 🙂
William Williams21 said:Right—but was there also that whole bit where they listed all the Eastern European teams alongside Real Madrid on those double-pole flags? Or did that happen a bit later on?
slylynx3 said:http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Yuq9ClSy-y8
Honestly, paša 🤣 🤣 🤣 🤣 😂 😂
ironstag13 said:Even though—as a die-hard supporter of the blue team—I never actually browse the NFL fans pages, I’m dropping in here just to back you guys up while you expose all this nonsense happening in Small town USA! Your version of the truth is going to make life a whole lot easier once we're all back in the stands...
Frank Kim26 said:get bent, honestly😍
Jason Brooks5 said:Look, I’m proud of these kids—just like everyone else is—and honestly, watching them is a much better experience than dealing with those ungrateful, overpaid mercenaries we see sometimes. BUT—and this is a big but—I just don't get the hysterical celebration when we just dropped a 0-3 game at home. Even if we were playing against an all-star World XI, the result remains the same. Pride and optimism are essential—they really should be part of the culture—but this level of frantic cheering feels totally unnecessary.
ruggedowl71 said:I mean, my best guess—and I could be totally off here, maybe someone with a better memory can correct me—is that it happened maybe 10 or 15 years ago, possibly just two months back, but I'm really not certain. 🤷
Arthur Robinson said:Between the banners, the pyrotechnics, the chanting, and the sheer visual energy of the stands—it’s more than just noise; we’re seeing a whole new dimension of NFL Ultras culture unfolding right here on the forums. 😁