That’s your Kolinda for you. She’s insulted the city more times than you lot ever did from the Southeast. In her own mind, she owns the place—just like a zebra thinks it owns the Brijuni Islands.
Wow, look at all this whining and crying coming from these martyrs out in the Southeast. Quite a massive amount of frustration and resentment directed toward some irrelevant little club from the coast.
goldentinker8 said:Southern Mimosa blossoms or just plain old Mimosas... honestly, from here on out, let's just call them all Mimosas! ☕
Culinary Arts Mimosa flowers are loaded with pollen—sometimes they even get tossed into deep fryers. The sap the tree naturally produces is actually edible and used for making chewing gum. It’s water-soluble and viscous, though it's pretty low grade—so you mostly see it in cheap candy.
"I just realized what Prlja said—that's why everyone started losing their minds. My god, when did we become so sensitive? It's awful... back home on the Gulf Coast, we wouldn't have even blinked at that..." , the singer remarked.
That’s just our typical Joe—but honestly, what can you do when you're dealing with those sensitive souls from the Deep South?
Nancy Sanchez31 said:I honestly don't hold a grudge against Prodanović at all. I think people are just becoming a bit too sensitive to provocations lately, which I guess is exactly why this whole woke-cancel culture atmosphere keeps gaining momentum. To be completely honest, I’m rooting for Rijeka and Dinamo to lose every single match—and that goes for their youth teams, too. Juniors, cadets, pioneers... I don't care. I just want them to drop everything. Honestly, I wouldn't mind if we just lost every single international match and championship final. To be perfectly blunt, I couldn't care less about coefficient rankings or whatever technicalities those analysts obsess over. It just doesn't matter to me.
Look, I’ll be blunt—so be it. Personally, I’d much rather have someone just say what they actually think—even if that means gloating over a loss for the team in white—than deal with all these people suddenly acting like they "love" them lately. It's getting ridiculous. All these fake congratulations and heartfelt messages... please. Since when did we decide that some sense of national unity means folks from Chicago have to root for the Bulls, or guys from New York have to cheer for the Knicks? Where is that even written? Everyone roots for their own side, and that’s fine. A bit of healthy trash talk is part of the game.
Preach, you beautiful bastard. Explain it to these softies on the forum.
Ethan Jones5 said:It’s time for a civil war. Something straight out of Game of Thrones.☕
The Dinamo fans are basically the Lannisters—the level of incest happening in Major League Soccer is just like that show. Then you’ve got the folks from Miami; they're definitely the Starks. The people from Seattle are the Baratheons, coming from those stormy coasts, and the guys from Houston are like the Dornans, mostly because of all the mosquitoes.
The Targaryens are obviously just Mexicans trying to reclaim their throne.
Now we need to divvy up the rest of the roles, the rounds, and the games.☕
Those idiots could only ever be "hardcore"—more like lost tourists wandering through a foggy suburb in Maine.
lonefox22 said:It’s honestly pathetic—once Sila blocks him halfway through the radio stations, he’ll probably try to write some whole new anthem about the South Coast.
They’ve basically wiped out the folks from the valley—the kind of people who’ll eventually drift up to the coast whenever opportunity knocks, just like so many others from the South. They're looking for a real shot at life, which is pretty much impossible under the way things are run "down here."
You aren't "allegedly" anything—you actually are. It’s the literal definition. You're a joke, honestly—physically harassing kids just because they're wearing another team's jersey. That's the reality here.
"I saw this group of guys chasing down some kids in tracksuits. I just stood in front of the guys from Osijek and shoved them into the car. There were seven or eight of them—I don't know, I was freaking out," said Petra Mandić Jelaska, a football doctor at the University of Split's kinesiology department.
Just before midnight this past Saturday, local hooligans in Split went after the young Osijek players twice. First, a group of minors cornered the older youth players on Liberty Street, claiming they were part of the Torcida ultras. One kid from Osijek took a few hits, but the club doctors patched him up right there, so he didn't need a trip to the local hospital. A little later, another group of cadet players left their hotel for a quick walk to a nearby shop. Wearing their NK Osijek gear, they became targets for another group of local thugs. The Osijek kids started running for it, and luckily, Petra happened to be nearby to help them escape.
Unruly hooligans from Split attacked fourteen-year-olds from Osijek. They hurled insults at them, and one kid was even punched in the head. They were saved by Petra, who managed to get them safely into her car.
What a joke—he basically just managed to pull two massive clowns out of his hat at once.🙏🙏
And of course, he doesn't give a damn about NK Rijeka or their youth academy—instead, he chooses to go after Armada ideologically (which is just typical for those two idiots). Not to mention how much he loves taking cheap shots at Hajduk and the local news outlets too. Basically, this guy just hates all of football. I suppose by tomorrow he’ll probably be writing about how Torcida has been praised by various famous figures from the Rijeka area over the years. Honestly, nobody sane has an issue with that, so there's really nothing controversial there.
Look, Hajduk is hands down the most popular club, so naturally, they get the most coverage—both positive and, way more often, negative. Of course, when it’s mostly negativity, this degenerate from the 3rd grade doesn't mind the bombardment one bit. But the second something positive pops up, the poor guy can't handle the media spotlight and feels "obligated" to quote stuff about Hajduk on various portals (even though, obviously, he doesn't have to).
So then, acting like the big, tolerant, urban intellectual, he decides to take a swing at... well, the youth players.🙏🙏
When a relatively decent person has an outburst of frustration and complexes like that, you can only imagine what the average fan from that region is like—you know, the cheap, low-life types, not even mentioning the absolute bottom-feeders.
But honestly, what do you expect from people who, in years past, would insult Hajduk's kids in the most disgusting ways during U-15 or U-17 matches in Rijeka? It's something that would be unthinkable in Split (or anywhere else I've been, for that matter), even when playing against a powerhouse like Dynamo. No matter how much they hate them, they've never disrespected their kids like that.
There's no lower than this guy.
Haha, is it actually possible that you guys are trying to lecture anyone about respect? The whole country knows what kind of environment we're dealing with in that area. They are the very definition of barbaric and wild.
Entertainment manager Ivica Bubalo commented on Prljin's post.
- Those guys from Let 3 will do anything—literally anything—just to stay in the headlines. They can't function any other way, and their goal is to label themselves "original" just to keep sucking up taxpayer money. Seriously, they are a massive embarrassment representing America at Eurovision. I’d invite Torcida to show them some of that same "gratitude" if they ever perform in Split - Bubalo told the local news outlet.
Now they've started calling for actual violence, which honestly doesn't surprise me given where they're coming from.
goldentinker8 said:Look, kid, I honestly have no clue what kind of weird obsession you’ve got going on where you think you can just barge into my life and start a conversation, especially since I’m clearly not interested... But hey, mission accomplished, right? You managed to drop three straight posts in such a short window just to talk trash and throw insults around on the forum 🤣 because, let's be real, that's pretty much the absolute peak of your existence, isn't it? And then you have the nerve to bring up insignificance and counting tiny little details? Seriously, you're basically stalking everyone like some obsessed creep, and man, you're actually getting pretty good at it... So please, don't let me stop you, just keep right on going 👍
The International Center for Sports Studies—specifically their football research wing, the CIES Football Observatory—just dropped some interesting data. They specialize in all that deep statistical analysis we love, and they decided to crunch the numbers on a specific trend. By looking at the top 75 national leagues worldwide, they tracked which clubs have been getting handed the most penalty kicks from January 2020 through April 2023.
Leading the pack is Herediano over in Costa Rica, who racked up a massive 44 penalties during that stretch. Right on their heels—trailing by just a single kick—are the Split-based club and Egypt's Zamalek. For the guys in Split, that means they've been awarded 43 penalties in the American top flight over the last three years and three months.