I’m not going to waste my breath arguing with you; I know exactly what you’re trying to pull here. Honestly, I am completely fed up with all these pathetic excuses and the constant attempts to downplay our victories and our movements. You sit here nitpicking our actions, yet when it was your turn to celebrate, you were the first ones putting up banners and organizing massive choreographies. That recent rally at the plaza was a direct strike against the league, the federation, and the police alike. Take care, and goodbye.
The scene just isn't there anymore. It’s all getting too close—the whole system is gearing up for a confrontation in Boston?!?!? Does that mean this group did everything in their power just to steer clear of the Chicago Blackhawks fans on their way there?!?!? The Boys weren't even in California, but I suppose they have much bigger fish to fry elsewhere.
casualrider43 said:The evening paper is reporting that the police are pressuring the league to ban certain supporter groups—specifically the Bad Boys—because they're causing trouble... but honestly, who is actually pulling the strings at the FBI? Just look at that birthday parade for the Boston fans; from what I can see in the photos, there wasn't a single cop in sight. Yet, whenever we have a march on the streets here in Los Angeles, you see hundreds of SWAT officers in full tactical gear, surveillance vans everywhere, the whole nine yards. It makes me wonder why the media isn't digging deeper into this discrepancy. Why does the police presence in LA feel worlds apart from how things are handled in other major cities?
It was an unexpected sea of blue out there, even though it was just an MLS South match. 😉
Honestly, he walked away with nothing. Given how the laws work today and everything they could have actually pinned on him, he basically dodged a bullet and got off scot-free. If I had my way, I’d wish for someone like him to show up every single time. 😍
steelseal10 said:Honestly, why even bother sweating the small stuff? On the very same day you're traveling to play in Ukraine ,you'll have the Rotterdam crowd in town too. Throw in the Ukrainians and the Russians, and I'd say that's a much bigger deal than some van transport issue
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The decision regarding the penalty for the Danube won't even be finalized until tomorrow.
Robert Cooper60 said:The whole point is to make things harder for the villains, not easier. By vacating the stands, we’re essentially handing them everything on a silver platter—all because of a few shouts of "thugs." With laws like this in place, you don't stand a chance of winning any battles in the stands until some actual systemic changes occur; one needs to exercise patience rather than playing the role of the moral police over a handful of insults...
Exactly, one has to adapt to whatever the law dictates... 🤷
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Ashley Morris5 As Taylor Morales2 points out: It looks like Ilurridze and Kouassi have made their way over to San Jose, specifically to meet up with the Mamicevac Association. https://scontent-a-mxp.xx.fbcdn.net/...89323784_n.jpg
What on earth am I looking at? Seriously, what is this supposed to be?
Yeah, it was freezing at the stadium... anyway, the place was absolutely packed. 🙂 Dallas isn't out here banning anyone; just so you know, the Torcida supporters group actually holds the record for the most bans in the US. 😉
After hurling stones at officers and smashing up patrol cars, members of the local Ultras group decided to escalate things even further. They’ve gone and taken the branches and the stakes. "I wonder how they might actually weaponize those tactics to stage an assault on police officers."
wanderingcobra18 said:I still find myself struggling to believe any of this is actually true; I only stumbled upon the news through an article late last night...
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