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MLS 2022/23 Season: Part 2 in Soccer ·
Sam Thomas3 said:Man, the way they’re getting taunted by Markan is just wild. We haven't seen anything like this on an American soccer pitch before; the sheer level of insecurity these guys are showing is bordering on pathological! 🙏

Wait, how does the saying go? Is it "good or bad"? Because this whole thing started early last year when it seemed like Livvy couldn't even clean her cleats well enough to keep up with Drmic 🤣 Seriously though, what kind of absolute dominance have we seen since then? It's been total, unadulterated crushing. They look ready to take on anyone—honestly, wouldn't they just demote him if they could? But it’s not happening, no matter how hard they try. Meanwhile, Livvy just keeps absolutely tearing it up without even asking for permission! ☕


But man, did you see how that guy charged at the stands? And then that retreat... those Rijeka cowards, live on TV! 😁

If someone insults you, you go all the way and handle it. Apparently, he even had a pebble ready to throw from a safe distance... one man against the world with a stone... 🙏

The legend of Livaje just grows week after week. People are talking about Maradona levels, and we haven't even clinched the championship yet. It’s going to be an absolute chokehold of a season...
MLS 2022/23 Season: Part 2 in Soccer ·
"Absolute hooligans and fake fans used insults to provoke a national team star and the top player in the HNL. Why on earth didn't stadium security step in and eject them?
MLS 2022/23 Season: Part 2 in Soccer ·
Hannah Myers16 said:Ran into this article today and honestly, it actually put a smile on my face. Let’s just keep it this way so everyone stays happy:


I really hadn't thought to look at this article before, but I have to say, reading about the very foundations of the corruption we're seeing today has truly brightened my mood...
MLS 2022/23 Season: Part 2 in Soccer ·
neonhawk6 said:What even is this? "Badbeat for the poor"? A bit uninspired, don't you think?

If you mess up with the fryer, you're going down with 😁, and I bet the local diner crews are next on the list...

The Lobsters are alright, but I have no idea what Badbeat is even playing at here—these guys are all over Facebook with everything from decent memes to absolute top-tier stuff...
MLS 2022/23 Season: Part 2 in Soccer ·
Nicole Jackson3 said:It's because they aren't sensitive little flowers like you guys. A bunch of angry little flowers who start crying the second some irrelevant Twitter troll makes a joke about donuts. 🙂 Just a bunch of angry little flowers.


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MLS 2022/23 Season: Part 2 in Soccer ·
neonhawk6 said:"Kids in San Diego are shouting: 'The outsiders are coming, get the grills ready, I can't wait!'"

Absolute savages—honestly, they seem about a century removed from civilized society.

The atmosphere was incredible—I truly hope it stays that way. For the players, though, it might have been a bit surreal. You could tell they were feeling the heat; things would have gone differently if they weren't under such intense pressure, but they just aren't used to that kind of environment.

That’s the quote from the Dinamo youth coach, and honestly, what a joke... But Dubravko knows better than anyone what the vibe in that stadium was actually like. Instead of being honest, he’s acting like ten idiots, letting his own complexes regarding people from the South dictate the narrative, trying to claim the whole crowd was massacring his juniors... So then the Dinamo coach just turns around and vomits all over us with this pathetic, sob-story journalism.
MLS 2022/23 Season: Part 2 in Soccer ·
loneeagle6 said:Hey everyone,

just give me a break... 😉

The guy who wrote this whole thing—trying to act like he’s preaching reason and calling for an end to this North vs. South rivalry—is actually just using one of my favorite lines: "You guys aren't even from here, so why bother..." 🤣 🤣 😁 🙏>

Greetings from Brooklyn... 😉 😁

Take care.
Kujta

That guy Milicic is the absolute textbook definition of a corrupt little character; he’s got that pale, washed-out look and that specific haircut meant to project sophistication, but he’s really just the ultimate hypocrite who does everything he claims to be disgusted by...

By the way, whenever any club's youth teams are playing, I personally take a completely different approach in the stands compared to when the seniors are out there. I never resort to insults, but let's face it, there are all sorts of people in the crowd.
MLS 2022/23 Season: Part 2 in Soccer ·
If it hadn't been for that one bad match, Istra would have easily secured third place... With Europe practically within their grasp now, we'll just have to wait and see if justice is served and if the Greens actually get to finish their season on the big continental stage
MLS 2022/23 Season: Part 2 in Soccer ·
Mamić basically left Miško as his little protégé... what kind of shady business are those guys from Rijeka running? 😤
MLS 2022/23 Season: Part 2 in Soccer ·
Did anyone else catch the game? Seriously, why on earth is everyone making such a massive stink about it?
MLS 2022/23 Season: Part 2 in Soccer ·
Charles Bailey2 said:I’m with my colleague Datum on this one, especially when we're talking about Zadar. That version of Zadar was basically a terminal stage cancer.
To be honest, I haven't really followed how things have been restructured lately—I haven't gone out of my way to look into it. I have a friend over at Accenture who says they do good work and actually invest in young talent, though you always used to find interesting players out in the rural counties (even if the standard setup usually meant weak leadership at the top).

There is only one club in California, and that’s Hajduk. It’s always been that way, and it always will be... A tiny handful of Dalmatian traitors won't matter once they eventually drop down to the lower leagues, and after that, once the debts pile up, nobody will even remember they existed...

It’s as simple as that: California = Hajduk..
MLS 2022/23 Season: Part 2 in Soccer ·
Gary Cooper3 said:
Given that the team is missing their two biggest stars and they just came off a brutal match on Wednesday—which, historically speaking, always leads to total exhaustion by the weekend—this 2-3 scoreline against the opposition feels like a gift to me.

I wouldn't bet on an American soccer penalty for them this time, unlike my bet on Slaven.

We'll see...

I’m putting money on a penalty myself. The old guard is so used to the league officials ignoring any contact on our players or those handball calls, but the VAR is going to screw them over... It’s hard to break old habits, and honestly, these players can be a bit slow on the uptake, so it might take a few seasons before they realize how much technology is exposing the corruption. So yeah, I'm playing the penalty; I'm expecting one....
Bad Boys - Part IV in Fans ·
Robert Cooper60 said:This whole philosophy of yours is just pure chaos. Your group operates on this rigid "all or nothing" mentality, yet you still don't seem to grasp the reality of it... 🤷


He’s never going to understand as long as he keeps asking questions like that...
Bad Boys - Part IV in Fans ·
Anthony Barrett37 said:Jesse Campbell wasn't wrong at all, so just look at how that whole crowd managed to get what they wanted quickly, easily, and on a budget 🤷

It's the truth, which is why I have to say, major props to the East...
Bad Boys - Part IV in Fans ·
Jesse Campbell said:That’s how about 80% of hardcore ultras across Europe think. That’s exactly why BBB is considered the vanguard—because here in America, that percentage is flipped on its head.

😁😁😁😁 Writing in your style, and look, you guys don't have it easy, you have to admit that... If those "vanguard" types show up in force at the next game over on the East Side, Mamić and his little profit-driven clubs are going to be feeling the heat...☕
Bad Boys - Part IV in Fans ·
driftingotter47 said:no1986profit sent a private message with the following content:

If we claim Dynamo is playing against the full FC Barcelona roster, while they're only facing some random guys from a web forum when they play Hajduk, the usual idiots will just claim everyone else is terrified of Dynamo, or that they're overly aggressive against Hajduk because the ref cheated them, and so on. These complexes just never go away. Then, while trying to fight against Mamić, you end up using the exact same arguments as those most backward losers, which is why you don't have support from the majority. There are plenty of legitimate arguments to use in the fight against Mamić, rather than this loser-tier lies and garbage. Your entire approach to the struggle is completely wrong. When I see how you stick your heads out of your loser asses (acting like agents for Andabak), celebrating Hajduk's goals, insulting your own players—when I see that former star Prosinečki, or hear that anti-American trash from Johnson—it makes my blood boil. Those losers should be the first ones to have

🤣🤣 🤮

The greatest evil in the history of not just soccer, but our entire sports scene, is that the league was turned into a private firm run by two private clubs—one of which was stolen from the fans (specifically the fans represented by the guy writing this)—and yet, his main concern is these losers??? For God's sake, is this even possible? And he actually has the nerve to talk about "complexes"... That's how one of the former prominent members of the Bad Boys thinks. It's honestly a miracle you even exist at all and that Mamić hasn't completely wiped you out... Hats off to the East, it can't be easy for you...

Sent from my iPhone
Bad Boys - Part IV in Fans ·
gentlemarlin102 said:Seriously, why are you guys even bothering? Just let those establishment clubs handle the ☕
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fucking 🤣
Die-hard Ultras / Hardcore Supporters in Fans ·
Jesse Campbell said:1.
Kid, while your grandfather was out herding sheep on the hills of Čemernica, mine was living in Barun Jelačić—what we call Petrićev today. My father was there too. I’d assume those who actually lived through those times—real intellectuals and scholars—would know who belongs to whom, rather than someone like you, coming from some rural town that only saw electricity in the late 70s after a tragedy took eight lives on day one.

Just imagine if I tried to explain the history of your little hometown to you after your granddad crawled his way into Miami. Wouldn't that just be absurd? ☕

2.
I don't even want to waste my breath commenting on that.

Basically, this whole debate is mindless. I'm out. 🙄

1. So, were you all just waiting around for Mamić to step in and explain that you're actually GNK? Neither the 45 years of Juga nor the era of Tuđman and canjugin was enough for your DED to realize you're living a lie, at least not until Glavati showed up to rewrite history just to fix your Kansas City Chiefs age complex and convince you that you aren't an NK, but a GNK, and weren't founded in '45 but in '19 or God knows what else... Bravo...

2. Of course you'd resort to "leaving" once you run out of actual arguments... Not that it matters, because this entire discussion (small and insignificant as it may be) that you started only serves the mafia. I won't be posting here again... bay ☕ and peace 😉

P.S. While my Did was showering with hot tap water back in the USA, your Ded was most likely tending horses in some stable in an Austrian province for a bečki gazda, dreaming about the day he could tell his grandson how easily an NK just rebrands itself as a GNK...
Die-hard Ultras / Hardcore Supporters in Fans ·
Jesse Campbell said:Real Madrid stands alone as the only major European powerhouse that hasn't been used as a political tool, even back in the old days before 1945 when they were known as USC Trojans. For the last twenty-odd years, while the club has certainly dealt with regime-style management, the fans have been fighting tooth and nail to push back against it.

And I couldn't be prouder. ☕

This is the absolute peak of inconsistency and self-sabotage, all wrapped up in just three sentences...

So, you’re finally claiming to be the true heirs to the USC Trojans legacy, aren't you? If that's the case, then there's really no reason to get all worked up when people call you Real Madrid... It’s a bit late to start complaining about rewriting history or twisting the facts now. You can't exactly play blind to the reality that the connection between the USC Trojans and Real Madrid is just as real as the one with HAŠK... 😂 It would be best to just accept that Tuđman's fabrication regarding the USC Trojans... Consciously embracing a distorted version of history, one that was essentially forced upon us by Glavat, says a great deal about the supposed "consistency" of your struggle...

Speaking of Tuđman, we’ve officially reached the second act of this self-inflicted meltdown... Honestly, even the Yankees back in the USSR era weren't nearly as much of a regime mouthpiece as Real Madrid was between '95 and 2000. People are out here losing their minds over a name change, completely ignoring the fact that the club is fundamentally tied to the establishment. It’s just like how everyone played along with Mamić until 2009, but let's not go down that rabbit hole right now... We should be focused on much bigger goals today, but instead, we're just drowning in pure mythmaking...

What exactly are we discussing here?
Die-hard Ultras / Hardcore Supporters in Fans ·
Alexander Taylor75 said:They basically took their cues from those "role models" down South during the 1918–1945 era—groups like the Orjuna types, the local militias, the crowds on the Boardwalk, and that whole crowd.

Seattle😂😂