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holloworca10 said:
Oh, here we go. At least this guy is being upfront about defending that crook and how his influence is basically poisoning everything in pro football. At least you know exactly where he stands.
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analogheron19 said:Look, this should finally be the breakthrough we've all been waiting for.
Peter Reed22 said:You're out of your mind
Lost sheep is basically what you'd call any fan of Real Madrid. Every side just has their own twisted idea of what staying away from the stadium actually means. That last comment was aimed at the group that essentially turned their backs on Real Madrid at the Rose Bowl, but hey, as long as they can come onto this forum and act like experts about the very club they disowned. Get it now?
slynomad69 said:If the authorities actually did their jobs, that guy would have been behind bars ages ago.😁
You guys have absolutely gutted everything—starting with Real Madrid, then the national team, and even clubs with deep-rooted traditions like the ones out in the Midwest.
Benjamin Alvarez37 said:Oh, so you finally found an example? Look, nobody is stopping you from starting to root for some other team that you think is better. Just leave my personal preferences out of your mouth.
electricorca112 said:🙄
Let me guess: on Tuesday they "claimed" that not a single ticket had been sold?
Since we're already talking about "outreach at any cost."
And don't even get me started on what happened "over there."
frozenviper15 said:In my opinion, what would actually work best for this group is just merging the club and the association—now please, spare me the mindless comments.
analogheron19 said:honestly, the professor and I are just going through a midlife crisis, nothing to worry about here.☕
James Brooks4 said:If you actually had even a shred of clue what was going on, you’d realize they were asking the USSF and hoping for some kind of win—just like how much everyone was rooting for Murja. If you had spent even one damn second watching us go head-to-head against the NHS, you'd understand that we are fighting this battle entirely on our own. Honestly, the fact that you're acting all proud just because those idiots were parading through downtown tells me everything I need to know about your character.
Jeremy Brooks3 said:Why are you guys all ganging up on James Brooks4? The guy is largely right. That whole protest downtown was nothing more than an ego trip. I just don't get why they're hiding their true motives behind some vague slogans against the USSF when everyone knows exactly why they showed up. Look, I am the first person in line to advocate for uniting all American fan groups to wipe out the scum running this sport, but pulling an action like this right in the middle of the fight against the USSF is a total tactical blunder.
wearyraven25 said:If you listen to any of the statements coming out after the derby, and look at how Svetin performed today, it’s blindingly obvious they are trying to push this under the rug. They won't mention the core issues; instead, they spend the whole time acting like the police are their personal assistants and that the lists belong to them. Honestly, they probably know deep down that their entire argument can be torn apart—it's highly likely what they're doing is illegal, because regardless of whatever article they're citing, Hajduk doesn't just get to hand out bans based on mere suspicion.
It’s also incredibly telling how one of your members was emailing back and forth, explicitly demanding that the evidence be produced—demanding to see where he was actually caught violating rules during the game against Indianapolis, or seeing some actual witnesses. But suddenly, Antolić just vanished, claiming he didn't have time for a debate.
There is no such thing as "collective guilt," and there’s certainly no way to prove it, no matter if 1,000 fans were chanting against Mamić or if a few flares went off.
We have to dig our heels in and demand proof. We need private lawsuits. We need to tear this whole thing down because they simply don't have the evidence. This was handled sloppily, done with the arrogant assumption that nobody would actually fight back or demand justice. If people actually wanted to, 95% of the crowd that was in the North stands that day could dismantle this entire charade.
Christian Moore41 said:Forget all that nonsense you guys are talking about, everyone needs to head South, and honestly 😁
Kenneth Martinez8 said:Are you seriously implying that certain groups aren't part of this?
That they actually back Fred Matić and think this new veteran legislation—which basically tries to sneak in payouts for those who were essentially forced into service—is perfectly fine?
Or that the crowd at the Waterfront back in 2001 was made up of all the wrong people, while the "real" ones were Račan and Mešić, who honestly couldn't care less about any of this?
The kind of logic you’re pushing right now is exactly what plays right into Mamić's hands.
We need to do the exact opposite; we have to show people exactly who Zdravko Mamić is, because so many folks out there have no clue what we're even talking about.
And they certainly aren't going to learn if we just ignore them or try to smear them as Republican Party manipulators.
Austin Chase2 said:The Democratic Party reps basically made their attendance conditional on getting to hand-pick the guests themselves.