Posts by bluewalker92

May 23, 2009 - Cleveland vs. Vicksburg

Henry Johnson11 said:Yeah, tell them that... honestly, I bet they didn't run because you guys had police escorts or whatever, they ran because there were just too many of you to handle... they couldn't even put up a fight...

Man, I don't give a damn about the Cohort or these kinds of comments... if you're having trouble following, go ask someone else... ☕

Drew Perez said:It’s pretty obvious those guys just got tired of having their vans totaled in RI or getting met with a wall of cops in Orlando. So they figured they'd try this approach instead... I guess life goes on, man. Props to both sides for showing up this Sunday.

It’s just moronic. They start off preaching some high-ground message—even though they were throwing stones and running for it at this exact same spot before they even finished the sermon—only to turn around seconds later and do the very thing they were just lecturing everyone about.

The whole thing is retarded. We stood our ground and made it clear we weren't playing those arson games anymore, and since then, nobody's been singing songs about burning down the country. But apparently, certain people—that whole Cohort crowd—change their minds faster than a politician in D.C.

Man, look at this. Just look at it.

Honestly, who even cares anymore? We’ve always had our own way of doing things—just standing together behind one single banner, period. That's how it was, that's how it is, and that's how it's gonna stay. I mean, look, the Boys used to have that kind of vibe for a minute, but their leadership and "style" flip-flop every five minutes like they can't make up their minds. Meanwhile, we stick to what we know. Our main banner dates all the way back to 1987 when our group first started, and honestly, that one piece of cloth carries more weight than a hundred of your pathetic little rags that change every season because you guys have zero damn continuity...

Ethan Moore56 said:What else do I even need to explain to you, man?

Your banners don't even show up at away games—not just that, but they aren't even made by people living in San Francisco, they're just sitting in some room somewhere. And then you guys slap them on the fence during derbies just to make everything look pretty.🙂🥳

That’s absolute bottom-of-the-barrel stuff🤷 when I saw that happening with those guys from New York. It was practically shoved in my face, though thank God it doesn't seem to be that way with them anymore.

Maybe it’d be easier if I just wrote out exactly where, who, why, and when every banner gets brought to a derby and taken home… If you actually bothered to notice, about 20 people stormed the pitch after the final whistle, which is probably why the whole cleanup process felt so much more intense and dragged on longer... As for the fences, almost every single banner hanging there represents at least 15 to 20 people from that specific neighborhood or city. People from all those different areas actually travel to away games, with the one exception being Armada Pula, who represent the Istrian crowd since they don't have any other banners... And honestly, there's already been plenty said about why neighborhood-specific banners don't make the trip to away matches.

Ethan Moore56 said:the absolute peak of this nonsense is those neighborhood banners that don't mean a damn thing

Can you walk me through that a bit...?

Tyler Diaz said:Navy, seriously, props to you guys for yesterday!
And whoever came up with that message at the end? They deserve free beer for life, no joke!
Even that first one wasn't half bad either!
I think it went something like:

The pride, the fans are the law
but there’s no law stronger than us!

Anyway, if anyone can find a photo of that sign, please post it!

'The guy who wrote the message' only drinks yogurt—that's his secret to success.😁

Here's the first one:

Otherwise, the chanting wasn't actually that terrible, but the video mostly just shows clips of people holding up signs, or when the West side is packed with flags, or when it's just a massive cloud of smoke... and the cheering kind of dies down during those parts..

Drew Perez said:Man, I gotta give the local fan group credit for yesterday. Seriously, they were top-tier. My only gripe is that a few people trying to act all high and mighty at the end of the season can't just ignore how disastrous things have been for us lately—like those games where we barely had 50 or 100 people showing up in the stands.

Look, there’s never been fewer than 150 of us in our section, except maybe right at halftime. And since people don't pick which photos get posted online, it’s easy to find one shot that makes it look crowded. What actually matters is that the energy in Malibu is always there and it's loud. Our section stays loud regardless of whether some folks are standing in the middle of the stands or just holding their usual spots when the section is packed...

And all you guys typing away about how we somehow teamed up with Real Madrid against Liverpool FC... honestly, that's just total nonsense...

It was a supporter provocation. A good one, in my opinion. It would've worked just as well if the situation were flipped and Real Madrid were the ones losing in Malibu...