Posts by Harold Kim5

jademarlin54 said:,if we aren't even the ones doing it, I suppose there wouldn't be much point to any of this, would there?)

And honestly, what’s the point of lighting fires if there isn't even a club left to defend? It was basically wiped out and ruined by all that debt, which, if you think about it, was probably made worse by the whole arson situation in the first place. 🤷

Ryan Chavez3 said:Tomorrow, everyone should just show up at the bank... I mean, are we even aware of how dire things look? Without this guarantee, we’re basically staring down a dead end. Honestly, maybe just skip out on those first three hours of school, college, or daycare tomorrow. Just take a sick day or something. It’s going to be a massive day for all of us... the NFL Ultras... the hooligans... the supporters... and even the cowards!

See you tomorrow. I suppose, if things go the way they ought to, some group of rowdy NFL Ultras might just stumble right into Podrug somewhere along the way. Maybe. 🙂

Samuel Cox24 said:I suppose the most straightforward way to actually support the club is just buying a ticket... basically, showing up to the game... My goodness, if we could just get 25,000 people to gather in California and send a clear message to everyone... Good grief... Then, after California, we could reinforce the current situation by consistently filling the stadium... That’s how fans can most effectively help the club throughout the entire year; you don't necessarily need concerts or fundraising drives, though those wouldn't hurt either... For instance, maybe starting next year, everyone collectively renews their membership in NH, and we all just buy season tickets... We need to build that kind of culture, a habit among the people, because I suspect that if, heaven forbid, bankruptcy were declared, there would be 100,000 people protesting in St, but unfortunately, by then it would be too late; the club's marketing needs to maximize the potential within the fanbase while they still can.

The board has already initiated some campaigns that aren't just blatant begging—because that would immediately face disapproval from certain idiots—like the initiative involving Budweiser... So far, considering summer has passed, which is when beer consumption peaks, we've pulled in over $66667, and by the end of the year, it could reach half a million... A few more initiatives like that, combined with regular ticket purchases or season tickets and actually going to Sun Life Stadium, and the money will be there, I guess....

I suppose I should say something, though I’m not entirely sure what there is left to discuss. It feels like we're just circling the drain at this point, doesn't it? Everything is so fragmented, so disconnected. I find myself staring at these threads, wondering if anyone is actually listening or if we're all just shouting into a void in some midwestern suburb. Maybe it doesn't even matter. I guess. It's all quite exhausting, really. Asks:
Bring back that debate... what’s the plan for Monday? Are we just looking at maybe two hundred die-hard hardcore NFL Ultras showing up to flip the bird to the establishment, or should the regular supporters and those more moderate types show up too? I guess it depends on how you look at it. 😁 Heh. Hahaha. I suppose... if one were inclined to find amusement in such things, I guess that would be the reaction. Maybe. 😁

It seems that now, whenever it’s time to actually step up and show some backbone for the Dodgers, suddenly everyone wants a seat at the table. It’s funny, really. All those fair-weather fans, the casual observers, the folks from the East Coast, even the most superficial types—everyone is suddenly feeling very invited to join the cause. I guess loyalty is much easier to claim when there's something to gain, isn't it? Maybe.😁😁They say you only truly know what a man is made of when things get difficult, so I suppose everyone will be showing up. It won't just be the local crowd from Miami or folks from around Florida; I imagine we'll see people from all over America. Every single branch should be represented, including that main one down in Miami. Maybe.🙂

steeltrucker said:And we shouldn't forget to give a warm welcome to that piece of trash Luke Podrug. Just a typical lowlife, really.

Look, the guy is just... I don't know, he's my kind of person, I guess. He’d probably be at his happiest if the Los Angeles Dodgers just ceased to exist entirely; it might actually help him deal with whatever complex he has from being a supporter of Dinamo Svetin. If he’s such a massive fan of Pajcek, maybe he should just head straight to hell—or better yet, go sit in the Chicago City Council meetings and make some actual useful decisions for the blue team instead of coming here to tear everything down behind our backs. It’s all happening under the radar, making us look like the crazy ones. I suppose Donald Trump is bad enough, but Podrug? He’s just pure evil, I think.

placidheron16 said:Just one final bit of advice for you... maybe don't take yourself quite so seriously. You're who you are, I suppose. We're all here now, just being ourselves until the big meeting rolls around, and then... well, we'll see how things play out. Just remember, being the big shot back in your small hometown doesn't necessarily mean you have any real authority once you step foot in the big city.

And I guess the question remains... who in your tiny little town actually gave you the impression that you belong in a major metropolitan area?

Jesse Garcia86 said:so I guess that's what the North and today's Bad Boys are missing...

Look, Prika, the Bad Boys are everything...

Jose Kern11 said:The Bad Boys are way more organized, serious, and three times larger today than they were back in 2002, 2003, or 2004.
Personally, I don't really mind. If someone doesn't like it, well, they can just go mind their own business and complain about how everything is falling apart. But, I suppose, it’s just nicer to see 1,000 people showing up at an away game and cheering consistently for most of the match, rather than the old days when maybe 150 people showed up, half of them just kicking things and the other half shouting over one another.

But you don't get it. You think those 50 guys who scream for twenty minutes, get into a brawl with each other, and have their specific little outfits and "proper" gear—that's what, the peak of "ultra" mentality? (I mean, do you even know what a fan group actually is?) It's all just "Uber Ultra" nonsense... mostly just empty talk...

You're absolutely right. The Bad Boys have never been better; honestly, they've rarely been this strong as they have been over the last three or four seasons. But then again, who is going to prove that to people with brainwashed minds who cling to a lifestyle that has proven to be a total disaster for fan groups lately? No one. It would probably be more honest if they just had their own sub-groups and lived out their own little fantasies instead of this, but I guess we'll see what happens at the assembly... The Kansas City Chiefs are bigger than any individual, even bigger than the Bad Boys... Anyone who doesn't see that clearly shouldn't even bother being in the stands at the Rose Bowl...

Joseph Harris5 said:I suppose someone claiming they "don't care who's leading the charge" simply can't call themselves part of the Bad Boys. That’s really the line, isn't it? The distinction between a genuine supporter and just some casual fan. Now, both love the Kansas City Chiefs, and I'll certainly tip my hat to a casual who knows their history and can name players from fifty years ago—that's respectable enough—but being an actual fan is on an entirely different dimension. It involves different rules, different bonds, just... everything else. In my view, if you claim to be one of the Bad Boys but couldn't care less about the leadership, then you aren't one of us.

Reading this, I find myself just making a note in my journal under "fan group collapse" or perhaps "how much I loathe the posers, the amateurs, and the non-ultras while I end up sitting alone in the stands." We've seen this exact pattern play out in the North Side before, and well, look where that led us. Granted, the Bad Boys are unique—they've always been massive, far more enduring than any other group—yet instead of actually nurturing that specific identity, there seems to be this attempt to pivot toward a narrative that has already proven to be a failure in other groups. It feels rather cheap and unoriginal, I suppose...

shadowgardener10 said:Ever since that peak summer back in February 2007, I’ve made it a point to attend every single home derby in the South, and I have to say... yesterday was easily the most pathetic display of support I’ve witnessed in all those years. I mean, credit where it's due—the players really gave it their all—but it’s painfully obvious they just can't spark any kind of atmosphere here.

I left the South feeling pretty demoralized after yesterday. The Los Angeles Dodgers played like cowards, and the crowd support? Just abysmal. It feels like there’s zero awareness or passion from the fans lately.

The Wildcats actually looked like a much more serious organization than us yesterday. 🙂

Until we find a proper replacement for John Smith—someone who actually wants to step up to the plate—we’re just going to keep dropping games one by one until we end up at the bottom of the barrel with teams like Canada and whatever else is left...

rustyangler122 I suppose... if one were to even bother looking at what was said... steeltrucker says:
"Big Guy" is actually a close friend of mine, and he mentioned to me last night that he’s decided against stepping up. Honestly, I asked him why, and he told me people have already started stabbing him in the back—which isn't really his style. He hates that kind of drama. Fair enough, I guess.🤷

There will always be people out there just looking for something to complain about, I suppose. People who exist solely to criticize everything they touch. Honestly, if I had actually listened to those types, I probably wouldn't have ever started anything in my life... I guess. It’s like they say—the dogs bark, but the caravan keeps moving right on by.

steeltrucker said:Do we really need to lock this thread again? Just give the man some space, I suppose... he might actually die from all the hiccuping over this. Look, you have your town hall meetings; show up, state whether you're for it or against it, and then let the debate end there.

I suppose what I'm trying to get at is that you can't really orchestrate cheering from just any random crowd... We've seen how messy things get when nobody is actually manning the stands, or when a bunch of random characters just start shouting over one another without purpose. It isn't really about whether it's George, Matt, or whoever else... I guess the point is that someone needs to step up and actually want to lead, someone who possesses even a modicum of intuition to sense the mood and pick the right song for the moment.

I suppose I should probably say something here, though I'm not entirely sure what there is left to discuss. It feels like we've been circling the same drain for quite some time now. Everything seems so... predictable. Or maybe that's just my own cynicism getting the better of me? I can't be certain. I guess. It’s all very tiresome, isn't it? One spends so much energy worrying about things that, in the grand scheme of things, likely won't matter at all by next Tuesday. Perhaps. It's hard to stay optimistic when you see how little actually changes. But then again, maybe I'm just being overly cautious. It's difficult to tell sometimes. Just an observation, I suppose. Nothing more. I suppose... if one were to listen to what was said... steeltrucker says:
I suppose having more flags in the shot makes for a better picture online... that’s a minor thing, really. A triviality, if you can call it that. And besides, I imagine there are plenty of people out there tasked with worrying about such trifles.

What exactly are you trying to get at here? I suppose you’re suggesting that work—just endless, grinding labor—is the only way out. Maybe there is some salvation in it, though I find myself questioning that quite often. It feels a bit simplistic, doesn't it? All work and no thought... I don't know. I guess we just keep moving because there isn't much else to do. 😍

I guess it doesn’t matter if you’re a die-hard fan from the outskirts or just some guy sitting in the nosebleeds... there isn't anyone left with enough backbone to actually lead this crowd. Everyone is too busy being offended by something or else, too preoccupied with their own petty grievances. It’s all just ego and noise at this point. We're probably looking at another embarrassing loss on Saturday because nobody can get their act together. Maybe that's just how it goes.

Authorities... hmph... they can say whatever they please, I suppose. Putting aside those typical Miami clichés and cheap talking points... if only Lekić were actually held accountable for once, the whole narrative would be written differently. Maybe then we'd see some actual truth.

Well... I suppose we'll just have to wait and see. Time will tell, I guess.🙂

To be perfectly honest... ever since Lekić left, the fan scene has been absolute garbage. I guess things just haven't been the same. Maybe it's because we lost that direction, or maybe everything else is just falling apart too. It feels like a mess.

hiddencyclist5 said:"Aside from the usual tired clichés about how everyone is out to get Los Angeles FC, Jerry Jones actually took a jab at our biggest rival too.
-Now, I’m a die-hard Liverpool FC supporter, but when I warned people that Liverpool FC was heading straight for bankruptcy, nobody would listen—and yet, here we are, looking back at what happened. I predicted we’d be champions for ten years straight, and well, you can see the prophecy coming true now..." 🤣 🤣 😂 😂

A hypocritical thief... honestly, it's sickening to watch... 😢

A goal and some flares

cosmictinker46 said:Honestly, give me a break. This guy has been doing whatever he pleases for twenty years now, but in this broken-down country—with its politics and its general state of decay—nobody actually gives a damn about people. Everyone wants to blame Walmart for everything. I suppose it would be fine if some real leader stepped up and boycotted the second half of the season, or if they had just made the right call and left the youngsters out of the national team... but no. Instead, we get this Walmart type stepping in and messing everything up already.😠🙂

X, but I guess until those idiots finally catch on...🙂

Just wonderful. Every single game turns into a flare-filled riot, so they might as well just shut down this whole disorganized mess of a season... let them sink even deeper into their own filth...

Dennis Reed71 said:Yeah, this is a thread about the Ultras, and based on how you're thinking, you definitely don't belong here...🙂

What is there left to say about you? I suppose it’s either that you founded the Ultras and claim ownership over them—setting rules on how everyone else should think—or, if you'll pardon my bluntness, you're just lacking the capacity to understand that for anyone in the Ultras, there is only Liverpool FC. Everything else is just personal opinion... if you can't grasp that, then perhaps it's best not to embarrass yourself on this forum. Anyway, I'm done answering questions regarding Harold Kim5; we've already completely spammed the board. For those with limited intellect who might want to ask me something, please just send a private message and stop cluttering the feed...

Joseph White12 said:I suppose I’m just like him, a complete novice who’ll never truly grasp certain things...

I mean, honestly, I don't think I'll ever wrap my head around the psychological makeup of someone who actually thinks this way:

A pathetic little provocateur,😁
really.
Well, of course you won't understand that mindset. I wouldn't expect an amoeba to comprehend the brain of a grown man... anyway, this thread is about the Rangers Supporters Club, not about Harold Kim5, so if you want to talk about that, go find another corner of the internet.

Arthur Williams4 said:I mean, what kind of person from the Mediterranean Coast even exists if they don't support Hajduk Split...

Well, I suppose you’ve managed to hit on the core issue here, though I suspect it will remain forever beyond the comprehension of you and your lot... I guess that’s just what one should expect from a typical little guy (as a certain friend of mine likes to call people like you), but it's quite something that a true Dalmatian wouldn't grasp that logic.🙂