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Die-hard Ultras / Hardcore Supporters in Fans ·
I mean, don't get me wrong, we certainly deal with our fair share of debilcin running things back at our own club, but looking at what's happening over there... it’s a completely different level of incompetence. Truly appalling.
Die-hard Ultras / Hardcore Supporters in Fans ·
Jonathan Lewis3 said:

Honestly, if you just walk up to them and ask, "Where are the receipts?"—just like I did when I was dealing with that messy contractor back in Chicago last summer—that’s really all it takes to cut through the nonsense.☕
Die-hard Ultras / Hardcore Supporters in Fans ·
rustyangler122 said:...just some local pickup game😍

Heavy artillery incoming🙂
John Smith is leading us into battle! 🙂
Die-hard Ultras / Hardcore Supporters in Fans ·
rustyangler122 said:...I haven't felt this kind of concentrated surge of pure hatred and fury in quite some time😠😠😠
...WAR!!!

It appears you’ve reached a particularly heightened state of agitation today, 🤣
I suspect tonight's football game is going to be an absolute nightmare to watch. 🙂
Exactly who are we declaring war on this time? 🤷
Die-hard Ultras / Hardcore Supporters in Fans ·
Brian Wright7 said:I mean, we aren't exactly the opposition, right? 😉

It’s just one side targeting the other, plain and simple. 😁
Die-hard Ultras / Hardcore Supporters in Fans ·
swifteagle3 said:Do you honestly believe all of this just happens overnight?

Benjamin Cruz29 said:I don't even follow your logic here... and what on earth does Zilina or St. Petersburg have to do with organized crime...
The Rangers have fought more battles than anyone, I simply don't get it... and frankly, I want to shut the mouths of those people who keep bringing up old stories about the former owners or the championship titles...The Rangers were there protesting the board back in '96 during the Champions League run... they were there in 2005 when we grabbed two straight titles... the Rangers stood their ground during our European campaigns too...SO JUST STOP THE CONSTANT BICKERING WITH US WE ARE THE TOUGHEST BROTHERHOOD AROUND along with all that other condescending nonsense...

If every fan group had stepped up the way the Rangers have, everything would be so much cleaner today... and yes, we really are the toughest crew on the planet.

How much time has actually passed since '96? 🤷
We can fight as much as we want, both you and us, but the corruption is rooted far too deep in American soccer. Forget about Johnson; he isn't going to change anything, even though I once thought he might—he talks too much and does too little. 🤷
The big boss has much heavier hitters surrounding him than some random guy lifting weights at the gym, so... they’ll keep rubbing elbows, grabbing drinks around the stadium, dining out together tonight, while we’re left out here breaking heads, getting into scraps, and clashing in the streets, and that’s just how it goes. It suits them perfectly, and as far as we're concerned, we're fine with it... 🤷
Die-hard Ultras / Hardcore Supporters in Fans ·
Benjamin Cruz29 said:I don't get this post of yours at all... and what on earth do the local gangs or St. Petersburg have to do with the mafia...
What do you mean the Rangers never fought back? I just don't understand... and honestly, people need to shut their mouths if they want to lecture us about how we used to complain about ownership or those championship years... the Rangers stood up against the board back when we were playing in the Champions League... and again in 2005 after we grabbed two straight titles... even during our Europa League runs, the Rangers were vocal. SO JUST STOP THE CONSTANT BICKERING WITH THESE PEOPLE WE ARE THE TOUGHEST BROTHERHOOD OUT THERE and all that other condescending nonsense...

If every supporter group had stepped up the way the Rangers did, everything would be much cleaner today... and yeah, we really are the strongest brothers in the world

And what exactly do you have to show for it today? Is the club running exactly how you’d want it to? Are the players on the pitch actually deserving, or just whatever little puppets various agents have pushed through? In the youth academy, are we seeing actual talent that bleeds on the training field, or just the sons of wealthy donors getting a free ride? 🤷
I'm not trying to mess with anyone here, I am simply asking questions.
Die-hard Ultras / Hardcore Supporters in Fans ·
rustyangler122 said:...well, look at you now🤣🤣
...just go grab a light beer and relax🙂

What exactly did san say that was wrong? 🤷 😍

Dennis Davis97 said:Man, just let these pointless arguments go; they aren't going anywhere, so why not just head over to the pub and share some photos instead? You're really missing the mark here... 😢

I'm boycotting the local tavern because the whole thing has gone completely to hell.....
Die-hard Ultras / Hardcore Supporters in Fans ·
cosmictinker46 said:Honestly, I am just fed up with all of this. This man has been doing his job exactly how he sees fit for twenty years now, but in this broken-down country with its dysfunctional politics, nobody seems to give a damn about the actual work being done. Everyone wants to point the finger at Walmart as if they are the root of all evil, and frankly, if some tough guy decided to boycott the rest of the season right now, it might actually be for the best—especially since they didn't even bother to put the younger talent on the national team... and then you have people like him just stepping in to push back against the leadership 😠🙂

At the end of the day, it’s always just people looking out for their own interests over everyone else's. 🤷
Die-hard Ultras / Hardcore Supporters in Fans ·
I don't know what to tell you, really. I was sitting there this morning, just staring at my coffee, thinking about how everything seems to be sliding into this state of absolute chaos lately, and it brings me right back to the point I was trying to make before. It’s all about the lack of structure, the complete absence of any meaningful direction from the top brass. You see it in the way people carry themselves, and you certainly see it in the way these organizations are being run these days. It’s enough to make a man lose his patience, though I try to remain composed, truly I do. I remember back when things felt like they had a bit more weight to them, a sense of consequence, but now? Now it feels like we're just drifting through this aimless fog, waiting for someone—anyone—to actually step up and implement some semblance of order. But nobody does. They just keep shuffling papers and making excuses while the rest of us watch the whole thing unravel. It's exhausting, quite frankly. kaže:
We’re still waiting on that decision tomorrow, and honestly, I’m just sitting here wondering if we’re even going to step onto the field this Saturday at all. It feels like we're constantly held in limbo by these bureaucratic delays. 🙂🙂

Where on earth did that come from all of a sudden? Honestly, I'm sitting here wondering what the hell the reasoning is behind this. Why now?
I mean, look, I’ll be the first to admit that, in my humble opinion, scheduling a match on Holy Saturday is nothing short of pure idiocy, but hey, whatever. It is what it is. No real harm done, I suppose. ☕
Die-hard Ultras / Hardcore Supporters in Fans ·
hiddencyclist5 said:They practically frisked us like we were some high-level felons caught in a sting operation... Honestly, I’m surprised they didn't go a step further and start checking everyone's pockets for contraband, though once the chaos kicked off, nobody was even looking for anything else besides getting out of there safely... 🙂 🙂
P.S. I had this bizarre dream where I took my sneakers off and went to reach inside them, and just as I did, I had this sudden, overwhelming instinct that if I didn't smell them first, someone might try to shove a baseball bat down in there instead of my hand! 😂 🤣

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

rapidlynx9 said:Now I’m sitting here wondering, since that California vs. San Francisco game got shut down because of the flares—and let’s be honest, our fans always bring the most heat, which probably makes us a prime target for these staged scenarios—how is this going to blow back on us? This is actually quite serious because the tension is already through the roof; the High School Football Team is playing in Columbus, and you know the flares will be flying just like they always do. Usually, the first flare is just a warning, but the second one is what triggers the stoppage... Last time, the league officials were breathing down our necks about the pyrotechnics, so I honestly can't wrap my head around how things escalated this far. I'm genuinely stumped as to what could happen if the game *wasn't* stopped, because at this rate, I wouldn't be surprised if Columbus walked away with a 0-3 blowout... Is anyone actually thinking about what we can do to handle this situation? Does anyone even care enough to ask?

Just light up even more flares just to spite them all 🤷
Die-hard Ultras / Hardcore Supporters in Fans ·
jademarlin54 said:Look, I don't hold any personal grudges against you all for this, so I’m going to speak strictly for myself here. To be perfectly honest, I can't bring myself to like you folks when it seems like you harbor nothing but resentment toward anyone from the Mediterranean Coast unless they happen to hail from Split. Now, don't get me wrong—in a certain sense, I actually understand where that comes from. It seems to me that you all are nursing some deep-seated inferiority complexes regarding your neighbors, and in this particular instance, it’s clear you harbor a massive chip on your shoulder toward the people in Split. I can certainly empathize with that specific brand of resentment, though. Furthermore, you seem to carry that exact same insecurity when it comes to Zadar, and once again, you keep inadvertently exposing the underlying reasons why you feel so threatened by them.🤷It is truly exhausting to witness such blatant oversight, as you conveniently fail to mention the local MLS Team or the other side of the city, yet somehow manage to skip over him entirely. It’s like having a splinter in your eye that you simply refuse to acknowledge; you can deny it all you want, but you will never, ever accept the simple truth that Hajduk Split stands as the ultimate symbol and the absolute pride of the entire Mediterranean Coast. Honestly, I don't even bother getting worked up about your ignorance anymore, because I am well aware that there are very few actual Unknown Persons left in Split who truly care. Regardless of whatever nonsense you choose to spout, Split was, is, and forever remains a Hajduk fan's city.☕

Unknown Person, perhaps it is because you aren't actually extending any courtesy to them, but rather directing all your energy toward that Tornado. 🤷 😁
Die-hard Ultras / Hardcore Supporters in Fans ·
Arthur Robinson said:it’s honestly hilarious how some people think... they actually believe if every single fan in America joined forces, it would somehow make a dent in reality.
If you look at the actual number of people calling themselves die-hard fans here in the States, it’s laughable. You might get 10,000 hardcore supporters on a good day, and honestly, if you only counted the folks who actually bother showing up to five or more away games throughout a season, that number would plummet even further.
Now, my friend Rođo, what exactly are we trying to project to the public by claiming to be this massive movement of, say, 10,000 people? And frankly, why should anyone care about our statements or our official press releases when we lack both the sheer numbers and the reputation to back them up?
The Albanian community in America actually has more clout than us—they've got better numbers and a much cleaner image, too.

some people living in this country clearly haven't spent much time walking on solid ground.

They had the caps, we had the sneakers.🤣
Die-hard Ultras / Hardcore Supporters in Fans ·
Please, stop daydreaming about some magical sense of unity among American sports fans. It honestly baffles me how anyone could even bring up things like Warsaw or Stalingrad in this context; if you ask me, it always feels like people are just competing to see who can be the most "patriotic" or performative about it. We really should have stepped up and put an end to these issues when they were first starting, rather than waiting until everything has already gone south. It seems we’ve all woken up a little too late to the reality of the situation...
Die-hard Ultras / Hardcore Supporters in Fans ·
That whole mess with the banners and the flares... honestly, I don't mind it one bit. It felt like things were actually heating up in the stands, which is what we need. As usual, the Bad News Bears really hit the nail on the head with those messages...
Die-hard Ultras / Hardcore Supporters in Fans ·
jademarlin54 said:Look, there's really no need to get worked up; just light one up and take a breather. Jose Vaughn3 simply loves Liverpool FC and honestly, he’s just genuinely thrilled whenever he sees us playing at such a high level.☕

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Die-hard Ultras / Hardcore Supporters in Fans ·
Larry Campbell33 said:silverbear38, those old sentiments were sung back when they actually meant something, but nowadays people just belt them out whenever Liverpool FC gets robbed by the refs, much like how they were chanting against RNK just last week.

I can wrap my head around the drama surrounding Zdravko Mamić, I really can, but I honestly don't see what the Banditos have done to deserve this heat. 😍
Die-hard Ultras / Hardcore Supporters in Fans ·
Harold Kim5 said:Back then, they used to mock anyone trying to fight the MLB mafia and actually celebrated the whole system collapsing...

It’s exactly the same energy as you lot chanting "We love mamica, we love Bandic" today.🤷
There is absolutely no connection there at all.🤷
Die-hard Ultras / Hardcore Supporters in Fans ·
hiddennomad42 said:What an absolute peak. Truly, we have reached the summit.🙏

Absolute peak performance—those two words alone perfectly capture the entire situation. Honestly, I’ve got nothing but contempt for every single one of those little 15 or 16-year-old punks who watches a movie like *Green Street* and suddenly decides they're some kind of hardened street fighter. It's pathetic, really. They get this delusional idea in their heads, trying to act tough and play the part of some big-time hooligan, only to end up wandering into situations where they clearly don't belong. It's pure stupidity, acting out some fake persona just to feel important when they haven't the slightest clue what real trouble actually looks like. 🙂
Die-hard Ultras / Hardcore Supporters in Fans ·
jademarlin54 said:I’m honestly hoping you eventually catch up to our level, if only because we could use the extra competition out here.🙂

Once everything goes completely sideways over at Uncut...🙂