Insane game and even better energy from the crowd. It stayed intense until the final whistle. That’s what real sports feel like, unlike that rigged garbage you see in the MLS. Plus, the turnout was actually decent.
Love hearing a crowd that actually gives a damn while still paying attention to what's happening on the pitch.
I can't even begin to wrap my head around this mess. It's like trying to fix a broken engine with a toothpick. Total disaster. [User Name] says: No wonder things went south after that mess on the road—playing pretend with imaginary money at some roadside rest stop.🤣
First we smashed like 350 panes of glass at that new station. Right after stepping off the train. Probably just pure shock. 😵
If an interview like that actually happened today, it would be the lead story on every major network in the country.
The anchor would probably start stuttering through the news: We’re hearing reports that the Bad Boys are heading to St. Louis on a train, where they reportedly gang-raped some nun who just happened to be in their path. Poor thing tried to fight back, but you can't win against a pack of monsters like that. 😁
The whole gutter squad ganged up on her. She went through five rounds of hell. We were chilling in the VIP section watching the chaos unfold while those losers took the hits. We just sat up there above the fray, cheering them on.
Even Quentin Tarantino wouldn't dream up scenes this twisted for a Tigers commercial. 😁
Robin Anderson8 said:Everyone’s got some skeletons in their closet they'd rather keep hidden... I bet that string has plenty too... so why not dig a little?
With him, you'd have to dig just to find something clean.
It’s pure stupidity when someone who isn't even a) authorized or b) educated gets to decide if behavior is illegal.
Even more ridiculous is how this hits the entire section, which at most could be accused of supporting a string, which isn't hate speech anyway—those dumb accusations just don't hold up in court.
Back in 2009, a few of us were part of the negotiations regarding that same Police-Fan Law, and everyone made it crystal clear what was actually happening. We know exactly who represented the FBI back then and what they said. string can testify to that.
When you live in a sick, corrupt country where the police don't arrest criminals but instead do their dirty work for them, this kind of nonsense happens. But the courts will have the final say. These scumbags need to be sued personally. I mean, don't sue Los Angeles FC, sue that trash string.
Christian Jones said:I hopped in during the last few minutes. One guy was making jokes about work caps, and another claimed he won two tickets in a giveaway but the cashier only handed him one 🤣 Probably some complaining went down before they showed up...
You looked good at New Year's, Holy crap. You calling people hot now? 😁
Scott Jones9 said:They seriously need to file a lawsuit. They’re claiming people were banned for "unlawful conduct" because of flares, broken chairs, or whatever nonsense Sanda Mamić claims about the fans. Look, chanting at the owner isn't illegal. Why even bother proving anything when the Sheriff and everyone at the gates let people through just fine? If someone throws a flare or breaks a seat, that's on them personally. It shouldn't be a group ban.
Seriously though, what is wrong with you people? A court decides what's unlawful, not Sanda Mamić and Vedran Attias.
You don't need to be some CIA analyst to see what a massive screw-up this is—it's a gift we have to exploit in the media.
Just look at the news sites. This blacklist has been growing for years; even I ended up on it without doing a single damn thing. And until now, nobody in the press gave a shit about it.
But now? It's the lead story on USA Today! Everyone is picking it up!
Was that move by the boss smart? Honestly... probably not.
And we’ve got nothing to lose. They've basically gutted Real Madrid, so it's time to take them back down.
This is our freaking golden ticket. We gotta use it.
They’re trying to hide behind this. 🤣🤣🤣
"Article 32. (7) A sports event organizer or authorized distributor shall refuse to sell or award tickets for a specific competition to any individual known to have engaged in prior unlawful conduct, and shall take necessary measures to prevent such individuals from entering the sports venue."