Aaron Parker70 said:Wait, are you actually that guy who posts photos from every single away trip on Facebook and Instagram? M.P., right? Just leave me and my little rants alone, please.
Look, I’m telling you, probably 70-80% of the North section—you know, the part where the real hardcore fans hang out—are wearing official Hajduk Split and Red Army gear. Now, the fact that most of those shirts are black is just how the current fan fashion "trend" has turned out, so don't get hung up on that. And sure, if you see some kids in the stands wearing those specific brands you mentioned, honestly, I'm not a huge fan of all that flashy stuff either—the designer caps, the little bags, the bright sneakers—but it isn't just us, you know? It happens everywhere. For instance, at the last futsal game, I think I saw the guy leading the chants wearing a Lonsdale shirt! That’s just how things are nowadays, kind of like how things used to be back in the day... 😁 As for the standard flags and the ones on two poles, I really can't agree with you there, because I truly believe we have some of the best ones out there, and they look absolutely stunning when they're waving in the stands.😁
P.S. I just realized I quoted the wrong post, my bad.🙂
It’s honestly kind of wild how they try to pull the wool over our eyes... I can't even bring myself to bet on this match, especially when their big slogan is supposed to be SAFETY AND TRUST 🤦 but let's be real, it probably won't even get called officially, and they'll just record a 0:3 result to keep up the pretty narrative about the team from San Francisco 🙂
Steven Kelly35 said:interesting http://www.losangelesfc.com/inde...d=651&Itemid=1
I was just scrolling through, and I found myself getting kind of stuck on the cover photo of that local supporters' group website from that small town outside of Philly—you know, the one where they have all those fans with their hands up, and if you look closely, there’s all sorts of different hand signals going on, even some of those three-finger gestures you see in certain political movements over in the North America... it's a pretty wild thing to notice when you're just browsing, honestly.
Look man, speaking as a die-hard Hajduk fan myself, I’ve gotta tell you, it feels like you don't really have a clue what's actually going on in the supporter scene right now...
granitemarlin83 said:You’re totally overlooking the most crucial part of the whole project, which is that the perimeter fence really needs to look sharp; it absolutely has to have that specific type of covering 😉
cosmicdrifter44 said:so I guess the Black Knights are the best in the world now, just because those banners are exactly what the group is missing these days 🙂
I honestly can't believe the stuff you people read every single day, and then there's Elizabeth Alvarez56... what kind of question is that for a forum? There isn't an answer because, well, why would there be? It's just one of those things...
Whoa, hey now, take a breath and maybe go grab a Xanax or something😉 I was strictly talking about how the fence looks and giving my own two cents on the matter 😁
Henry Grant51 said:It honestly feels like he’s got a second wind or something... almost like he's been totally recharged.
I feel exactly the same way, honestly—you can really tell they’ve gone and renovated the whole thing... but man, I just hope they finally get that fence back to how it used to be. It just didn't feel right without the patch from the Black and Gold faithful, you know? It felt like something was missing. 🙂 Honestly, if you ask me, we’ve got everything right here—the casual hangouts, the folks who just don't quite fit into a specific category, those total wild cards, and even the occasional heated argument. And hey, that perimeter fence? It's actually pretty top-notch!
I mean, wouldn't it be just wonderful if things would finally slow down and actually swell with some soul, the way God intended? It would sound absolutely legendary, instead of this current mess where we're all just reciting lines like robots... honestly, it feels more like mindless mumbling at this point 🙂 but then again, what can I even say when you struggle to get even the simplest little things to stick in people's heads here... I guess we'll just have to learn to live with how things are
cosmicbear15 said:Are there really still people out there who haven't figured out how this all works?? 😲 The folks writing on those sites are basically on the payroll. It's just big political machines pulling the strings over there.
Oh please, man, you think the Bad Boys actually know who's pulling the strings behind the scenes? It’s kind of funny, really—it's almost impossible for anyone to be that well-informed about which specific outlets are out to get you, or even which ones are busy taking shots at the local favorites! 😁
I honestly can’t wrap my head around how some people see you guys; I always had this impression that you actually had much more public backing 🤷 though, let’s be real, most of these comments aren't exactly worth taking seriously.. Just look at these random comments from an article in the New York Post about why you all were being detained because of some other sector issue: "This belongs in the crime section because it has nothing to do with sports. They should probably be locked up a bit longer so they come back as decent citizens.. these idiots are just hurting Dynamo's reputation," "Boys, I couldn't care less," "What does Mamić have to do with any of this? When are you going to realize that the establishment is just using you for their own ends!? If I remember correctly, the Secretary of Sports back then was Jovanović, his deputy was Skansi, and the Police Commissioner was Ostojić! They're all your guys, so why the sudden complaining!" "The photo in this article is such a scam because you can only see half the picture. Why didn't the reporter mention that those 'good boys' were playing human shield with the security guards? I was actually there witnessing it. In one instance, a guard even got hurt, but NO, the journalist conveniently leaves that out... now THAT should be a jail sentence." "The best atmosphere at Dynamo's games was always when the BBB boycotted them! Once they stop showing up in the stands, the stadium will just fill up with 'theater crowds' instead. "
swiftfalcon802 said:We’re only five days out from kickoff and there’s still zero word on the penalty? Does anyone have any actual inside scoop on this?
So far today, they've only announced the sanctions for the Vikings, Dynamo Moscow, and Ruch—just closing off a single section of the stands because of those racism issues...
Dana Barnes4 said:I know some people from the East Coast and the North, and honestly, this kind of talk about folks you were just sharing a bench with—or even swearing by—yesterday is just nasty.
Take Mike, for instance; he used to defend N. so wholeheartedly, swearing up and down on every forum, and now he’s just spitting venom. That’s what I call hypocrisy and being two-faced.
From the ESPN forum: ************************************************** ************* Posted: December 13, 2011, at 10:44 AM
That little jab at Niaz is just more of that manipulative nonsense, and you're better off avoiding it unless you want to look foolish. Nineveh's dad is an old-school, legendary Chicago tough guy who was born and raised right there in Chicago, while most of the people whining about his background probably grew up in the middle of nowhere.
And if we're talking political correctness, the man is an old hero of the American Civil War and a true patriot. Just ask anyone from those veteran circles... So much for Niaz. ************************************************** *************
Everything we know about N. today was probably already known back in 2011; it's just that back then, people used carefully chosen words to talk about him. What has actually changed?
It feels a bit silly to me how people only bring up mercenaries on one side, because there are plenty of them on the East Coast too, if you look closely enough. Honestly, almost every group has its share of paid shills, especially those "loud voices" you see representing each side. I mean, I nearly lost it laughing when I saw that little group of eight followers following Jacob from Oakley all the way to Karaganda. 🙂
Just forget about the rival fan clubs and all that; if you aren't getting paid to be there, you've got enough problems within your own circle to worry about instead of chasing after others.🙂
Frank Sanchez37 said:I mean, I clearly wrote it right there... just give it a read...
Look, kid, I can't really take the blame if you're having a hard time grasping the whole sentence or even the little smiley face at the end... but honestly, it doesn't matter, there's way too much going on with the Rangers right now to worry about whether me or anyone else is cheering for what exactly... catch ya later.😁
Frank Sanchez37 said:you're just cheering to keep your nerves steady, you know? those people over there lighting flares while others just wander in with ice cream cones during halftime... honestly, what's even the difference?
Yeah, sure, I’m just cheering to calm my nerves—because God forbid I actually care about the Los Angeles Dodgers, right? Like, am I just here to vent my frustrations or something?🙂 🙂 Look, whenever the chanting dies down around me, nobody tries to force it or jumpstart the crowd again... and you know why they stop singing? It's because they start actually paying attention to the game, seeing how beautifully our guys are playing, and then they just get fed up with everything and lose interest. We can sit here all day debating whether we need people like that, but I'm just telling you how things actually go down in the Northeast section where I always end up sitting.
[QUOTE=crna kesa;50942453]You're talking nonsense, kid. You won't find this kind of bond between a club and its fans anywhere else besides Miami. I mean, look at how the Dodgers have been playing over the last decade—it’s been heartbreaking—not to mention all the heavy-handed crackdowns and the mockery from the higher-ups. Honestly, it's a miracle anyone even shows up to support them anymore. So, you're just talking out of turn here; we currently have 5,000 subscribers and about 7,000 total members, and our core group is finally running exactly how it should. So let's quit pretending the group did everything for you and instead ask yourself: what have you actually done for the group? Not just you, but all of us—we need to stop talking and get to work, because there's plenty to do, and the group is always looking for fresh, motivated people to step up. Don't worry, there's plenty of work to go around. 😉[/QUOTE=crna kesa;50942453 I'd say I agree with about 95% of what you wrote there, really, because I hold almost the exact same views on most things, though I have to say, when you're already sitting up here in the North Stand (well, I'm talking about the middle section, not the northwest corner) If it weren't for this crazy passion for cheering, I don't think I could handle it... and honestly, if I were watching and following every single minute of the game like they do, my nerves would be absolutely shot by now, and I'd be completely burnt out 😉 but all things considered, it's not a bad thing to have a little debate like this every once in a while 😁[/QUOTE]
Honestly, this whole thing just makes me sick to my stomach, because looking at the stands, it feels like you don't even have half the usual crowd showing any real spirit. I really think they should appoint someone to lead the cheering again, kind of like how they had it organized during those last few seasons when things felt more cohesive. I truly can't wrap my head around the people who show up to the North Stand just to sit there silently. You know, maybe they should just make the tickets for the North Stand more expensive than the East Side, just to price out those types of fans—I mean, the ones who show up to the North section but won't actually switch stands if the prices were different!
It’s honestly such a shame, and it feels pretty pathetic to see the North Stand nearly full while they barely make any noise for even half the game... I find it hard to believe there isn't some sort of authority figure present who could step in, even if it meant having fifty or sixty people walk over there just to explain how things should work. Honestly, raising the ticket prices for the North Stand might be the best way to go; it would definitely show us where we truly stand.
I honestly don't think anyone else on this planet experiences anything like this... seeing such insane, electric energy from the fans paired with such amateurish play on the field... if you ask me, our city's spirit is just on another level entirely. That first half was something we'll be talking about for years to come🙂
P.S. Someone really needs to sit down and have a serious heart-to-heart with the captain and the rest of the squad; they spent way too much time pointing fingers at the youth academy instead of taking responsibility, especially since they've been playing together for three years now
Bradley Davis69 said:I heard that whole thing being tossed around again—you know, that classic line about why people aren't jumping for the Dinamo guys. It’s funny how those old chants and sentiments just stick around, isn't it? Honestly, I was sitting there thinking about it, and it really makes you wonder how much of our local sports culture is built on these repetitive cycles of hype and frustration. It feels like we've been having this exact same conversation for decades, just changing the players and the jerseys while the underlying sentiment stays exactly the same. Anyway, I don't know, maybe I'm just overthinking things, but it's definitely one of those things that gets under your skin if you let it. 🤦
🤣 I honestly have to laugh because I’m right there with Armando on this one. Seriously, I can feel that same restless energy bubbling up inside me—I just want it all! Give me the wins, give me the glory, just give me everything! Honestly, sometimes I feel like I’m just sitting here talking to a toddler. You know that feeling when you’re trying to explain something perfectly reasonable, using all the right logic, and you can just see the blank stare from the other side? It's like I'm explaining the nuances of a complex stock market shift to someone who's still struggling with finger painting. I mean, I'm not trying to be condescending, really, but it feels like I need to break everything down into much simpler terms if anyone is actually going to follow along.
I’ve gotta say, those numbers are actually pretty impressive—honestly, they caught me a bit off guard, in a good way. It’s such a shame you guys didn't get to chat more, though; it would've been great if you could've caught up at least twice during the game instead of just seeing each other through the TV screen.