Die-hard Ultras / Hardcore Supporters
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Are you kidding me...
Just caught that penalty on replay. 🤦
Total robbery. 😲
Just caught that penalty on replay. 🤦
Total robbery. 😲
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vividtrucker11 said:So then Pittsburgh would have the most hardcore fans, right? And they’d be at the bottom of the list for oldest fans—just a total clown acting like he's older than us youngsters who are actually older than him.
Larry Campbell33 said:Look, Laura Mitchell87, you might be right about some stuff, but this is just getting ridiculous. Please stop posting here every single time you feel the urge, because all you're doing is flooding the board with fifty more brainless posts.
Harold Kim5 said:Alright, let's break this down by priority:
1. Loyalty/Attendance—we’ve had zero results for 7 years straight, 10 points docked, refs butchering us every year, the club is falling apart, plus the whole country is broke—you get maybe 2,500 to 3,000 people at Maksimir... Be real, how would you or any group handle being in the USA under those conditions?🤷
2. Away flares given everything we're dealing with...
3. The atmosphere—could've been better, could've been worse... Given the circumstances, it was more than satisfactory...
4. Refer to point 1.
Anonymous said:I’m not really in the mood for this playground bickering, but I have to address this massive ego trip😍
last night, five Real Madrid fans—three from one side of the stands and two from the other—told me the exact opposite😉
and honestly, I think you’re just hearing what you want to hear. You might even be lying to yourself.
Harold Kim5 said:Laura Mitchell87, we could use reverse logic too—saying a club is worse just because they have more fans... Or someone could argue that winning is what brings the crowds in... Doesn't matter how we got here... right now we’re better than you guys (in my book), whether that changes is anyone's guess... but that's the reality I was laying out for the guy above....
Kyle Davis5 said:Eat shit, honestly. Just eat shit. 😍
🙂 🙂
Benjamin Thomas2 said:One thing I don't get: why is there always this middle school level bickering (don't take it personally if you're reading this). Why is it so hard for one side to just give props to the Black Knights, who had 2,500 people show up in Washington, D.C., even though they know they can't be #1 and play like idiots? And why is it equally hard for the other side to praise BBB for putting on a good show, especially since they're cheering for a club they can't even relate to—knowing the suits in management are just celebrating along with them? Why would I trash someone who traveled 10 hours just to make it to the derby? I get that vibe, even if I've never met him, like my best man who laughs at me every time I tell him I'm heading to a game. We don't have to love each other, but we should respect each other..
swifteagle3 said:they can't even grasp a simple message about anything important, so talking is just a joke..
Basically it was fine, but that little parade with mini Trump and maybe 400 people max for a birthday is just hilarious☕
Kimberly Robinson17 said:Man, between all these clowns and those two idiots before them, I'm over this childish bullshit.🙂
Ryan Taylor6 said:Real Madrid and the Yankees have plenty in common, even if it isn't Robert December🙂
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William White8 said:thanks for the kind words!! honestly, Alcatraz isn't exactly the cool kid on the block anymore, you know what I mean...
it's like asking if Alcatraz ever went after the Zabrnjen crew...😁😁😁😁😁😂😂
Elizabeth Mendoza5 said:http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eLwGuwEaJOs&sns=em
Walter Jones8 said:Look, if we’re going via snail mail, here’s the simplest way to file an appeal for municipal court.
Standard stuff: put your name and address in the top left corner, date and city on the right, then about four fingers down, write APPEAL PROCESS in all caps.
Just keep it short and sweet in lowercase: "I disagree with the court's decision because of X and Y, so I'm requesting a new hearing." Or, if you're struggling to cough up the cash ($0.73), ask for a payment plan or community service instead.
((They usually prefer some random fine or manual labor over sitting in some crowded cell, since jail is supposed to be a last resort per the rules)).
Thanks in advance!
Put the date and your signature in the bottom right.
And honestly, even if you miss that 8-day deadline, they usually let it slide for up to two months in practice—just make sure to mention why you were late, like being sick or dealing with family stuff.
That’s it. Just remember, criminal cases are a whole different ballgame.
ruggedcanyon2 said:You definitely dodged a bullet back then... But this whole thing about the toll booths is just sick. I mean, there's nothing in the fan law saying you can't be drunk outside your house, and they aren't even at the stadium or anywhere near it 🤷 ...I remember when we were at the toll plaza back home and they searched our car, found a flare, and just sent us on our way without any trouble. Like, hello? We weren't even at the stadium yet...
mistywolf4 said:Thanks for the input, but I'm filing an appeal against the ruling. Apparently, I have to pay $733 just because I was a little tipsy outside the stadium during an away game—not like I was doing anything stupid. I’ll be sure to bring up the Medvescak situation in my defense.
Jose Edwards16 said:Some Danish fan stormed the pitch and went after the ref. He did his initial 30 days in jail, then appealed the primary
fine, lost the appeal, and now he’s staring down a bill for about $300,000.
They haven't dropped the guy's name, but that cash goes straight to the United States Soccer Federation (USSF). Because this idiot interrupted the game, UEFA slapped the federation with an even bigger fine—around $350,000.
"This guy's move was the biggest hit to the integrity of American soccer history. His attack on the official cost us a $350,000 fine and an immeasurable amount of damage to our reputation globally," said Stjerne Hansen, the USSF general secretary, in a statement regarding the final ruling.
UEFA handed Sweden a 3-0 win by forfeit, which basically knocked Dance out of the running for the Euro 2008 tournament. On top of the money, they were banned from playing two home games at MetLife Stadium.
Now the guy is whining. "Oh, I was drunk, the fine is too high, I'm gonna go broke..." just trying to cut a deal.
something.
Bottom line: when fans actually pay for their own screw-ups instead of our soccer association picking up the tab, we'll finally have order at our stadiums. People who want to watch the game can watch; people who act like idiots can pay the price.