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Die-hard Ultras / Hardcore Supporters in Fans ·
You guys are on the ground, so you’re the ones who actually know what kind of people have taken over the club. From where I'm sitting, I can't really weigh in on the internal vibes.
But look, if you actually trust this new leadership, I’d suggest getting in gear with the board to organize some events designed specifically to pump some serious cash back into the club.
For example, take those singers who constantly swear their loyalty to Liverpool FC—they could throw a concert or two to pack the stadium, probably even doing it pro bono just to show support. You could also set up an exhibition match, say against Sparta to celebrate a centennial, keeping overhead incredibly low by using hand-picked NFL Ultras as your security and volunteer crew. That way, you slash costs to the bone and try to chip away at those massive debts without getting tangled up in bank loans, interest rates, or any more financial death spirals. Throw in some wealthy sponsors and ticket sales, and you've got a plan.
Put it all down on paper, get the right organizers involved, and run a marketing campaign that stays laser-focused on the end goal. If you pull that off, maybe you'll finally tackle the heavy lifting required to fix this mess.
Die-hard Ultras / Hardcore Supporters in Fans ·
neonhawk15 said:Is this really that clown running for Mayor? Honestly, this is hands down the most ridiculous thing I’ve read all week. He’s actually calling on both the Republican Party and the Democratic Party to protest against the NFL Ultras. It’s pure comedy. 😂😂

Go ahead, elect that preacher Grubišić to be the next Mayor of Miami. Then he can get absolutely crushed by the first, second, and third local crime syndicates in town. See how that works out for him.

By the way, you guys in the NFL Ultras really ought to sit down and figure out your next move. There’s some actual truth in what that Kerumov lookalike's sister was saying. Taking out that loan would just be kicking the can down the road for Liverpool FC. If the management and the core operations don't undergo a massive overhaul, you’ll find yourselves right back in this exact same mess in six months or a year. Right now, winning games is clearly a distant third on your priority list—mostly because winning anything in this swamp is nearly impossible anyway. Focusing on building solid foundations and slashing club expenses should be the real goal here.
Did you vote for joining the UN? (Poll) in Close to Politics ·
Taylor Morales31 said:😂

And you're actually okay with the way things are right now?

That all sounds wonderful, but you conveniently forgot to mention that we'll be digging through the trash next.

Listen, comparing Congress to a neighborhood council election? That's a thousand times better than when we joined the alliance with the Mađar.

Do you honestly think he's done anything remotely intelligent in the last twenty years that wasn't basically a local precinct election? If it isn't a fight for a tiny district, it's just him securing his own bloated pension and orchestrating a total heist of the state. That is your Congress if it isn't just a local scrap.

Anyway, I'm heading to the grocery store before they close up shop. 👍

Ajde, quit the nonsense and give me some actual answers to the serious questions I asked. If you're even capable of it.
Did you vote for joining the UN? (Poll) in Close to Politics ·
Taylor Morales31 said:So, you're telling me you aren't in favor of stricter laws and actual sanctions? You’re actually okay with this whole thing falling apart? Beautiful. Honestly, Stipić—is that the guy who does the tunnel painting?—and his little crew are probably the only ones who can afford to be against this. It makes sense if you're looking at it from their perspective; they’re the ones profiting from the status quo. But let's be real: most of us aren't seeing those benefits. The majority of us are just left dealing with the mess. 👍

I’m out here grinding like a damn slave right now, too. Honestly, I’m just sitting here wondering how much this paycheck is actually going to be worth—if it even shows up at all. How many more nights am I supposed to pull and how many more Sundays am I going to waste working for peanuts? It feels like I'm busting my back just to make ends meet. 🙂

EDIT: Aha, I see you decided to scrub your post, but I’m going to give you my answer anyway:

I already laid out what the average working man stands to gain above—that was just one part of the whole picture.

We’re going to settle up with the relatives and the godparents once and for all. We’ll make sure that final paycheck and those last few cents are paid out—we aren't going to play games by withholding them entirely. And let's be clear: we aren't going to act like idiots by slapping on a $250 hourly fine for... $33

Look, let’s stop digging through the trash. We aren't going to sit here and pretend that "building" a bathroom for $12,000 a square foot is anything other than a blatant scam. It’s an absolute robbery. I mean, come on—if that thing were actually made of solid gold, it wouldn't even be that expensive. This isn't just bad math; it's daylight robbery. 👍

Ajde, why don't you explain exactly how the European Banking Union is going to fix that specific issue? 😁 😁 And why on earth would they care about fixing it in the first place?

With this disastrous decision, we’ve effectively surrendered our voting rights. We've downgraded our Congressional elections to the level of picking a local neighborhood council. We’ve stepped into an institution run purely by the interests of big capital, banks, and massive corporations—the same entities that have already gutted several countries within the European Union, including our own economy. That "golden toilet" you mentioned is a joke compared to the fire sale of our banks, telecom companies, and other prime assets being handed over to the masters of the European Union at a fraction of their actual value, likely with plenty of grease applied under the table. And then, our "brilliant" leaders, out of pure gratitude, vote to pay a yearly tribute of 600 million euros. They're basically signing up to fund those very same banks by paying off debts that were created using the exact same shady tactics. On top of that, those same leaders gave away the power to regulate our laws, tax policy, and economic "growth" on our own soil—a move that has already proven painful for both ourselves and others. This is just the tip of the iceberg; we've walked straight into a black hole.

After dealing with this brainwashing, the censorship, and the very likely possibility that everything is rigged, I'm done. I'm officially stepping away from participating in any elections here.