I see some of you guys suggesting we start a revolution just so we can eventually take out Jerry Jones and leave him lying right in the middle of Times Square. What an incredibly imaginative idea... honestly, bravo. It’s a good thing none of us thought of that ourselves first.
Jose Kern11 said:I mean, you actually wrote that all of this is already happening to us, and I honestly don't know how things could possibly get any worse. It feels like every other sentence I read online is just someone claiming they’re being more oppressed or targeted than any other group on the planet. Did you guys really think the boycott would work? It didn't. Now we're trying to play by the rules, but it feels like a lost cause. Mamić is just out grabbing coffee with Turudić and those judges, and they won't even let us get a look at the academy prospects. Man, you can just feel that pride and passion radiating from everyone. It’s everywhere. I honestly don't know what else there is to say at this point. It’s enough. We need to get this club—which basically functions like Mamić's private playground—kicked out of Europe entirely. At least then we might claw back a little bit of dignity. I feel like some of you don't quite grasp the situation: when you truly care about your club, watching it behave like this becomes almost unbearable. If I couldn't stand watching the Hajduk youth academy players, I’d honestly want to throw a rocket right at Mamić's face, but that's just not how things work around here. It feels like we're looking back at a total powerhouse era, much like the legendary 1950 squads that dominated the scene. There was just something different about the way they played back then—a level of cohesion and sheer dominance that you rarely see in the modern game. It makes you wonder if that kind of magic can ever truly be replicated in today's landscape.
We’ve got the pride and we definitely have the passion—I mean, isn't that obvious by now? We show up everywhere, we fight for our place, and we’ve pulled every lever possible to make things happen. I truly believe we've taken every logical step available to us at this point, but if I'm being honest, there's always room to push a little harder. There's always that extra bit of effort left in the tank.
I honestly don't even want to waste my breath on that other guy, except to say he needs to get his act together. It’s always easy to play the expert and act like you have all the answers when things are going smoothly, but everyone seems to lose that confidence real quick once the pressure is actually on them.
I’m asking you guys, please, just use a little bit of common sense when you’re posting here. Who do you think UEFA would actually kick out of European competition??? Real Madrid wouldn't be touching that, but they'd definitely go after the Bad Boys. What would any of you honestly do if you were in Mamić's shoes and your fans decided to toss thirty—or however many—flares onto the pitch??? First off, I’d try to get ahead of the whole thing by talking to UEFA, FIFA, Michel Platini, or whatever other bureaucrats are running the show, explaining that some hooligans are trying to sabotage the club by throwing flares just to get them banned from Europe. But since those people are all pretty much the same type of idiots, they’d probably just believe me without a second thought... I’d also ramp up security at the gates; I mean, just look back at what happened with Ludogorets last summer... With the right connections, the cops would have full authority to arrest people, get physical, take folks in, or hand out bans for no reason at all... honestly, that kind of thing is already happening to us anyway. Stop posting such nonsense, people.
What kind of absolute joke is this guy? Honestly, I can't even wrap my head around it. One day he’s hanging out with the Uskoks, the next he’s rubbing elbows with the local cops, then he’s sitting down with judges, and before you know it, he’s cozying up to both the Republicans and the Democrats, or some high-ranking officials from various government agencies. It’s constant whiplash. He just buys journalists dinner or slips them a little something under the table to keep them quiet... I look around sometimes and wonder what kind of place we actually live in. It’s enough to make you lose faith in everything. A piece of trash like him should have been behind bars a long time ago.
casualrider43 said:I'm just wondering what the plan is for next season? Are we just going to stand outside and skip the games (at least the home ones)? 😁... I don't know, it seems like he'd actually prefer it if we didn't show up for the home matches...
We definitely aren't making those kinds of calls here on this forum. Once a decision is reached, everyone will be notified in plenty of time.
Timothy Chavez31 said:Wow, you’re just a genius, aren't you? Honestly, who else would they even sing that song to if not the LA Galaxy's reserve squad or some local minor league outfit?
Look, you have to understand how things work in the stands. There’s this inherent rivalry where, at one moment, we’re all shouting our lungs out together against the corruption of the Democratic Party, and the very next minute, we’re just tearing into each other with jokes and trash talk. It’s part of the culture. But beyond the stadium, there are bigger issues at play right now—stuff happening off the field that forces us to set everything else aside and unite for a much larger cause. I think I'm making my point clearer now: I don't necessarily have to be your best friend or sing every anthem in unison with you for us to stand together. What matters most is that when things get heavy outside the gates, we respect one another. We’re all stuck in the same mess, and we can't afford to turn on each other when we should be backing each other up on these collective actions.
Honestly, who am I even to lecture you? You’re acting like some absolute hooligan, ready to throw hands with a college student from Miami just because she was singing songs about her favorite local politician. It's honestly wild to see that kind of aggression over something so trivial. 🙂🙂
Timothy Chavez31 really knows how to make a point.
The guys from Pesco are still running around everywhere... honestly, if they had been at their absolute peak back then, there were plenty of squads out there even stronger and much larger than them.
Look, everyone needs to just mind their own business and focus on their own backyard. I’m asking the guys over in the BBB group to stop with the constant trolling—all that "oh look, here’s some more repression for you, see how much we have it to deal with" stuff. Honestly, why are you all so happy seeing the cops cracking down on people like this?
shadowwolf15 said:This is just pure tradition at Wrigley Field, dating back to before you were even born. For those of us raised with a coastal mindset, this kind of atmosphere is totally normal—it actually makes being in the stands even better because it gets the whole crowd hyped up.
It’s part of the local culture here in the Cleveland region; people really value these traditions. Let them enjoy it...
Honestly, this isn't just a matter of a suspension; we’re looking at serious criminal territory here. Someone should be facing at least ten years behind bars for this...
Alex Barrett3 said:How much should we actually be giving them? Is 5% enough, or should it be 10%? If we stick to 5%, that’s maybe 600 tickets at most. Given the capacity is around 10,500, there's really no point in handing out more than necessary at the expense of our own San Jose Earthquakes supporters. We don't want to see the crowd spilling over toward the edges and eating into the space reserved for our guys in Section E1.
Since when did you become the legal counsel for the San Jose Earthquakes???
That was honestly pretty gross... but hey, I guess I owe the guys from the hometown crew a huge thanks for the burgers and sodas before the game started...