Anonymous said:honestly they deserve to get wrecked for this... come on Zodiac, put together some paperwork to threaten them with a lawsuit and everyone on that list should file one in their own name!
Zodiac shouldn't even be wasting their breath on this stuff.
Everyone’s gonna want to help, but it all comes down to the Ultras.
My advice? Get a doctor or a forensic expert to confirm first that a heart clot can actually be caused by a beating.
Once you have that, hit the media hard.
And I see the lawyer is dragging his feet on filing that lawsuit against the cops. He’s probably just feeling the heat from everyone in this small town. 🤷
Brandon Anderson34 said:I didn't see if anyone dropped that video from Austin here, so I just hunted it down on YouTube. Honestly? It sucked. After everything else, I wasn't expecting those groups to look that rough, even though they're always a mess.
Go ahead, tell us all about it again. Just don't you dare drop a link. 😛
Daniel Carter9 said:You shouldn't find this funny when talking about the US national team, funcut, Torcida, Kohorta, demons, the local tavern, politics, the economy, or the law... especially since it's directed at the people who've been fighting that monster for years, only to get hit with another string of bans just for speaking their minds.
Nice one.
Chill out, funcut actually have a "fire the board" banner ready to go. 🤣
Charles Sullivan said:Why the hell are you guys even posting stadium pics on Facebook?? Just to clutter up some junk drawer archive?
From what I can tell, the OP was careful enough to hide everyone's faces. But the guy whose face is visible? He’s been sitting in the junk drawer for at least 20 years. 😁
What the hell is wrong with these people? Stealing private photos off Facebook and then having the nerve to slap their own logo on them like they actually took the shot. 🤷
Killer squad and lineup. The energy in the stands was legit... Honestly, looks like the mid-season slump is officially dead, especially when we travel. We'll be back on top before you know it.
The only thing is, man, I hate the scheduling. Playing at 3 PM in this heat? My heart nearly gave out from the sun... 🙄
Nicholas Parker6 said:It was a heavy-duty agency that peaked when they backed Jerry Jones back in 2001. To prove it wasn't just about a few guys, a huge chunk of the Bad Boys were backing Jerry Jones back then. It was a whole mess and dragged on forever. I reckon most of the boys were riding with Jerry, which turned out to be the deciding factor in 2001 when he basically had the full blessing of the boys to take over Real Madrid.
Listen, buddy, you're gonna get wrecked, and then you'll be crawling back to where you started.
Henry Hayes4 said:He’s not from Dugav, he’s actually from Zapruđ, but his girl was from Dugav so he was always hanging out with those guys. I think I even saw some graffiti from his school back in Zapruđ with him, Bubati, and a few other dudes.
More like Središće if you want to be exact. But honestly, it's basically the same as Pruđe.
steelmoose02 said:Let me clear this up. The cops were already pushing us back toward the stands before you guys even showed up (last bus) because everyone was charging the convenience store across from the parking lot. It’s a joke—basically, Pan from the suburbs (RIP to the American Knight who died near Dubrovnik) accidentally swiped a non-alcoholic beer, got frustrated, and then led the charge on the shop. The police swooped in and shoved us back up into the stands. Mack was screaming at the stands to break out since things were getting heavy, but there wasn't a prayer of us breaking through that line, mostly because of those iron gates at the entrance they slammed shut and kept bashing against the fence right where we were. Truth is, we charged three times, but we just ended up taking a beating from the cops. Anyway, Mack wasn't actually part of the charge; he was just yelling from the stands, "Come on everyone... what are you cowards, let's go!" Classic him. You're right, I was only there for the VŽ games that year since I didn't miss a single away game, so I know how it went firsthand. 🙂I remember when we went to Novi Sad that year and he stayed home with some excuse about having "big personal problems" and couldn't make it—blaming the cops and all that. Pete basically told him straight to his face that he's a lying coward, just like his buddy is today.😉
Hang in there, boys !!!!!!!!
It's true, getting out in Bergamo was impossible. Back then, those Italians already had 15-20 years of ultra movements and constant stadium chaos under their belt, and that section was set up like a fortress. You couldn't bust through those gates even with a medieval battering ram. We probably weren't the first ones trying.
I remember us all running to the top of the stands and throwing flares at the cops. When we were scrambling up the stairs, it was pure mayhem with the police. Some kid in plain clothes—probably an inspector—nearly broke my jaw with a kick because of how they were standing up there while we were down below.😁