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Nicole Jackson3 said:Stop with the mindless guessing games and just compare these photos to the celebration video I posted from Savannah. Once you do that, you can rest easy knowing this isn't about "complexes"—it's just reality. 👍 It’s a shame, honestly; I actually wish things were even more intense in Florida, with the whole city decked out in yellow and green.
Maybe that'll happen for the 40th anniversary. 🙂 Until then, a new generation will eventually turn a new page for the Florida fan corps.
Seriously, man🤦, here’s a simple one for you... I haven't seen either your group or the Boys pull off pyrotechnics quite like that. Does that mean the Uncutts are actually a better crew than you and the Boys?
Go ahead and show us that choreography from the Cup semifinals... please, let's all marvel at that masterpiece.
Nicole Jackson3 said:Let's look at 👍
Now, let's compare that to how things went down in a city like Savannah for their anniversary:
And keep in mind, Savannah is nearly twice the size of a place like Charleston.
But that’s just how it works. It’s the difference between a city that stands its ground, defies everyone, and pushes its own narrative, versus one that just folded into the historically dominant crowd and doesn't even attempt to push back or champion a local club and a local identity. 👍 That’s the reality. In Charleston, outsiders recognized the vibe and jumped in to light the torches for the home team. But in Savannah? Most people probably didn't even realize the ultras were celebrating an anniversary—at least not unless they were reading the boring fine print on some social media posts. Why? Because the main stand in Savannah sings along with the visiting fans, and the Mayor is out there wearing the opposing team's jersey.
It’s a shame this is allowed to happen, but I’m betting the younger generations will be smarter about it.
Man, you are seriously suffering from some massive complexes regarding that fan group from Pula. They recognized the call from the capital, not because of your blatant attempt at manipulation. You're being a total provocateur; it feels like you're trying to force a very grim conclusion on the Demons.
Michael Jackson10 said:Who even brought them up in that light?
Or are you just talking trash for the sake of it?
Then who do you think actually deserves a spot on the national team? Someone like Capan?
Michael Jackson10 said:Give me a break, man. Those guys are all future stars for the National Team...
Well, damn, it’s hard to blame them when they're up against guys like Grgić and Krovinović.
Ethan Jones5 said:Fine, give us three decent ones then.
What a mess... now even the club is losing its cool. It's going to be total chaos by the end of this.
I don't know about you all, but I’m just not seeing any real heavy hitters like Zapere, Stojković, or Kačavanda in this lineup.
If Dinamo loses with just four or five guys actually playing, you have to wonder if they even have a voice left in European competition. And let's be honest, those four or five aren't exactly world-class talents like a prime Messi or a prime Benzema either.
looks like everyone's back again 😁 😁
briskmarlin.... you completely overlooked the most critical part of the report 😁 😁
vividotter40 said:I find it hard to believe that 700 to 1,000 people are going to be out there messing around with chairs, because we aren't just some small group of 30 people that you can easily manage or control like that.
The issue lies with that specific number, because if this were actually an invasion, the whole situation would look entirely different.
Raymond Long51 said:https://fbcdn-sphotos-h-a.akamaihd.n...28594306_o.jpg
Whenever I look at this photo and see those fifteen cops up there just filming everything, I can't help but wonder why we even let them get away with it, because then we act surprised when people start getting hurt on our watch.
neonraven112 said:It’s pretty ridiculous—they talk about Western values, yet they shut down Times Square and ban all the supporter groups.
I’m with you on that, and honestly, I think we could easily pull together 7,000 or 8,000 people if every city with an organized fan base just coordinated buses and showed up at once; if there isn't some kind of crackdown or repression in the way, we can prove exactly how many of us there really are when it counts.
Douglas Ross87 said:it was worth being born,,,just kneel down and cover up,,,listen closely,,,we're coming through!,,,stronger than anything else,,,Software Company with the Dodgers...
beautiful Savannah, even more beautiful coastline...
let's go Ultras, bloom Ultras
you really just listed everything that could go wrong
Thomas Flores7 said:You’re being incredibly dense. The owner has been turning the club into a wreck for decades, and we’re all stuck in this mess because nobody had the guts to shut him down back in the day. You’re talking about how people in the city supposedly want the owner at our club, but honestly, I just hope he gets ousted as soon as possible so you guys can finally have a club of your own. But you’re just a fool who wouldn't know what to do if the roles were reversed; you'd be celebrating like crazy. You don't get it because you're basing your entire worldview on the opinions of a few idiots posting on an online forum.
And honestly, he’s right. Who does this guy think he is, telling us how to honor our legends? And doing it right in the middle of Poljud, no less. People have faced bans for much stupider things than standing up to ownership. Just imagine how everyone would have reacted seven or eight years ago. Don't try to pull the "new generation, new system" card now—we all know exactly who is pulling the strings. We need to look at what's happening in our own backyard. Then, just a few minutes later, to top it all off, there’s a player mocking the entire North section with that goal celebration. It’s a tragedy. A total tragedy when guys start tearing up seats trying to make a point, only to be shut down again. And the best part was seeing that choreography go up right before they shouted, "Democratic Party machine!"
It’s pretty obvious to everyone that the Chicago Blackhawks fans only look cool because of what gets posted on YouTube, making everything seem fine when really we need a massive overhaul. I get why this guy is mocking us about the pyrotechnics, and honestly, I'm sure this group wants to show them off, but they can't. Nobody actually wants to catch a ban just because of some flares and some damn camera footage, especially since we all know how easily that can be used against us.but come on man, that isn't the Chicago Blackhawks fans...and the same logic applies to a dozen other things; a random guy could probably sneak onto our section and nobody would even notice. Truthfully, I don't even want to push it any further, but regarding the fan shop, I actually dig the gear. The jackets are solid, and that dark red and navy tracksuit has a great old-school feel to it. And finally, those stickers