Posts by Paul Sanchez15

Jesse Wells8 said:pretty sure it was Shuck, not Din Pokrovac..

Ethan Moore56 said:So when's the video dropping?
Everything go according to plan?

panona said:Honestly, there was room for improvement—everything from the tracklist to the volume levels—but compared to how things used to look during the boycotts, this was next level. The choreography was decent; nothing groundbreaking, but it fit the vibe of this game perfectly. Look, I’m a tough critic—I'll complain about even the best stuff just because it could be better—but this was high quality. So, fellas, keep pushing... the Champions League is ours. 😁

wiredpilot28 said:The people who fought them—they’ll either pay them back or they won't.
Is that fair?

Tyler Jackson56 said:Man, you’re talking nonsense. The guys who pocketed the cash are sitting pretty right now, sipping drinks and chilling with today's leadership. Nobody went after N. during those five years of fighting, and nobody touched P. either—and they won't. So why are these kids being targeted 20-to-3 while their former leaders, who haven't faced a single consequence, are out there shaking hands and making peace? That’s the whole point of what’s been going down in this group lately. You can make peace with anyone if you want to—even the people you were supposedly at war with. Look at the latest example: having that guy from Vienna back on the panel is actually a good move...

steelpilot81 said:Man, three guys died—all three from a damn gust of wind. 😵

steelpilot81 said:Man, you're being annoying—nobody here actually cares. We all know what Hajduk's crest looked like and how it was back then. It went on the jersey, it just had a star on it before the country fell apart. Even if you dig up some old photo or badge showing the checkerboard pattern, it doesn't change the facts. My grandad had a Dinamo badge without the star back in the early '80s, but that doesn't mean Dinamo was wearing the wrong logo back then.
These guys are too much—acting like they can rewrite Hajduk's history, but heaven forbid you mention anything about the old club, and suddenly they're "educating" you because they're experts on everything. Experts from 1950, apparently.

Why wasn't there a banner for Ovčar in '91? Get this—that would have actually provoked the media and society at large, because we all agree in America that it was a disgusting crime. If the Delije came to the States and hung a banner saying "VUKOVAR," would that be seen as a pure provocation to the press and the public? Would they be acting as a check against political correctness? I don't think so. A real check on political correctness would be if they were willing to attack an actual societal issue that people ignore. When you hang a rag glorifying a damn butcher and a criminal in the most sickening way possible—especially coming from a city that was in a neighboring country at the time, not in America—that's just sick fascism mixed with Stockholm syndrome. People from a city that was under fascist rule in Italy praising Nazis... sounds like a bad joke or one of Sedlar's movies.

stormybison9 said:Unknown... just another flag

Screw all those flags—doesn't matter which one you're waving.
Look, 25 years ago people were tearing each other apart, and so much life was wasted just so this same old gang of elites could stay in power—sitting in their fancy suits and offices, still playing the same games, still separating people from their homes and families.
All that killing just ended up with the same "enemies" living together far away from the very countries they claimed to be fighting for.

Half a million lives gone in the last decade, and nobody even blinked.
Your only real enemy is the POLITICIAN, no matter what country you're in. And you actually think it's about some flag? You're such a sheep.

Bryan Wilson11 said:sure thing—you probably haven't even been to a game since the days when some local legend was playing for Dinamo Chicago

Jesse Doyle3 said:So what are we talking about here? What are the actual requirements? Just checking if I qualify. 🙄

Henry Hayes4 said:Look, I already said it’s just my take. And I still feel that way—if anything, the whole mess with Hajduk Split fans complaining about a board they basically helped build proves my point. Sure, fans might have some representation at the club assembly, but they shouldn't hold the keys to the kingdom. Let's be real: when it comes to their own team, fans aren't objective, they aren't level-headed, and they sure as hell don't do compromise—which is exactly what you need to run a club without it imploding. Plus, who's going to speak for every single fan? In my book, elections are the absolute limit for how much influence fans/members should have.
But again, that's just my opinion.

Jonathan Williams3 said:Why even bring it up if it doesn't matter...

Kyle Campbell4 said:Just wait until they see which side wins—then everyone will jump ship to join them.

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Bryan Wilson11 said:You aren't even part of the fan base anyway—not sure why you're so worked up about it. 🤷

electrictrucker16 said:Look, if you see the other side running for the hills and realize there’s zero fight left in them...

Bryan Wilson11 said:looks like you're the first one following their every move 🤣