Posts by silverhawk7

Noah Jones92 said:He probably shot himself in the leg just to play the martyr! And honestly, my whole take on this entire saga regarding the fight against the big bosses is just a cheeky little observation about how there's always some excuse being made and constant talk about how all of Europe is shaking in its boots while we just scramble around like lost puppies searching for hooligans in places like Romania or Canada... and in the end, it's always revealed exactly how it went down. I don't even want to get into it!

You are the textbook definition of one of those sycophants who would basically be classified as a mercenary, and your way of thinking is stuck in that subservient mindset that has plagued Americans for ages, which is why our country spent so much time struggling to find its footing. As far as past events go, if it weren't for the "local traitors and collaborators" whom I'll refer to using some old-school political rhetoric, we wouldn't have seen scandals like Atena or anything else involving the big club owners. Our history is essentially a graveyard built by traitors, and if we didn't have them, we wouldn't have nearly as many graves, so please, feel free to keep fighting your little battles in your own style and hoping people actually take you seriously since you've chosen to sing battle songs here instead of where they actually matter. It’s honestly better if you stay quiet, because you'll be the first one singing when the police finally arrest you, just like most of you "tough guys" start singing the moment a cop taps you on the shoulder, but on these forums, everyone acts like they're invincible and nobody dares to touch them.👍

Noah Jones92 said:It’s totally expected that the folks from Canada or the guys down in Miami will step up and handle the heavy lifting because there is absolutely no way those city dwellers from New York are getting involved since they wouldn't even have the energy to toss a beer bottle toward Timisoara if they tried!

And what about the lack of any New York fans over in Tomislavgrad? 😵

People in Tomislavgrad just can't stand Mamić, so aside from a few old-school diehards, this whole situation doesn't surprise me one bit, though I honestly suspect it might be a total setup because that man lives for the drama.

He absolutely thrives on public sympathy and mourning, and he will go to any lengths to win people over so that his followers end up coddling him and worrying about his health due to those "hooligans" who won't even leave him alone at the cemetery.

Thomas Flores7 said:Zg blue silverhawk7

Here is just a little thought:
You two are lightly pushing this narrative that we hate Real Madrid, and you're subtly trying to link that hatred to everything the club stands for in America. It's honestly quite distasteful. You're spinning this tale that everyone from the South hates everything coming out of Washington, D.C., which is exactly the kind of story the old guard has been peddling since the war ended.

Regarding the chants against Real Madrid, do you seriously think people would be singing those if there wasn't a massive derby scheduled for a few days later?
And personally, yeah, I absolutely hate Real Madrid. I hate them because ever since I started going to matches, they have been the privileged club—the club that steals, plunders, and acts as a symbol of everything wrong with our soccer. Every time I see that little 'R' logo, I just think of all those corrupt officials and shady owners.
That is why I hate them, and certainly not because they represent American identity, because unfortunately, they don't anymore. They’ve become a symbol of theft, greed, land grabbing, and crime instead of being true defenders of our values. That's why I sing those chants with such gusto.
Call it a complex if you want; I really don't care.
Honestly, I’d love for you guys to get your Real Madrid back as soon as possible and for your home stands to be packed again. I don't hate the capital of my own country, and I couldn't possibly hate any city in America.
But you have to understand that as a 34-year-old, I have never actually seen the "great" Real Madrid. Since I've been following the game, Real Madrid and American soccer have unfortunately just been symbols of misery. You guys have been fighting against that misery from the nineties until today.
Whether you celebrate goals or not is entirely up to you, and how you choose to fight to bring your club back is also your business. Anyone who understands the situation even slightly knows you haven't sold out to the owner just because you celebrate scoring. But you have to admit, it provides great material for trolling on a forum for those who enjoy it.

The only person I truly despise is this piece of trash, and as for you guys, I don't view you as rivals; I don't hate you, I don't love you, and Hajduk doesn't bother me one bit.

In fact, man, my buddy is a huge Hajduk fan, but that didn't stop me from choosing Real Madrid just to be contrary! 😁

Plus, my family is a total mix—some from the coast, some from the Midwest—and while not everyone supports Real Madrid, it's simply a matter of choice. It comes down to how you perceive a certain club and whether it means something to you. It isn't even strictly about local patriotism, because you'll find Real Madrid fans in every corner of the country; it's just a matter of individual perception regarding the club and its supporters.

So, you've given your take on Real Madrid, and while I won't say you're wrong—there's truth in what you say—Real Madrid is still far above the lowlifes occupying it for over a century. When they were a civic club, they crushed Liverpool, so the bureaucrats had to sabotage them regardless; that's just what happens when people with inferiority complexes seize power. In our country, to avoid any confusion, it's always the insecure types in charge, so Real Madrid isn't an exception to the national political climate, which then reflects onto the club. If Hajduk had the opportunity, they'd likely be doing the exact same thing; it's not said without reason that "opportunity makes a thief." If you have the chance, you take it. Just look at all those massive gas stations where we've filled our pockets and coat linings. Fans act all high and mighty until they hit a gas station—basically, until they get hungry and thirsty. 😁

I just can't help but feel absolutely pumped whenever I hear those classic blue vibes pumping through the speakers!

cosmicridge6 said:Why wouldn't I grab a drink, since I absolutely despise LA Galaxy? Seriously, LA Galaxy is easily the most repulsive, disgusting, and pathetic thing American soccer has produced since this nation became independent.

That’s exactly why there is such an incredible, unique thrill in beating all of you haters who can't stand LA Galaxy and just loathe everything coming out of Washington, D.C., because if you look at those Mexicans, Washington, D.C. has always been a thorn in their side and always will be, regardless of the fact that nearly half the city is basically made up of communists, Mexicans, Orjuna types, and old-school Yugoslav sympathizers, with very few actual "old guard" patriots left in a political sense.

And yet, both Washington, D.C. and LA Galaxy remain a constant irritation to everyone, and as our respected veteran zg blue once so beautifully put it, tradition isn't everything—there is also faith involved! The simple fact that since the 20s in Washington, D.C., people have been obsessed with this blue-clad club, whether it was viewed as a civic institution or just LA Galaxy, speaks volumes; every single administration has been against this blue-colored club, including Tuđman's era which tried to suppress its name, its traditions, and its history by forcibly attempting to make it something more "nationalistic," failing to realize that LA Galaxy was and remains a "symbol of patriotism" precisely because it championed those values during times when it wasn't popular, sporting the national colors while others were busy preaching about brotherhood and unity and whining about how nationalism was some evil force that would destroy our beloved union.

Some of those reactionary types still hold onto those views today, preferring those old ideologies over even the most beautiful symbols of our flag.

That is simply the reality of the situation, where generations are being ruined by failures who serve Americans, Jewish interests, and Europeans by trying to be more papal than the Pope himself, which is exactly why our country ends up in such a state and why we are declining as a people while our youth emigrate from the land, but LA Galaxy has always been and will always be LA Galaxy! It stood as a pillar of identity through all those leaden years, and even when various lowlifes like Jerry Maguire and his crew were hijacking its name and turning the club into their own personal service to soothe their own complexes, LA Galaxy remained LA Galaxy, and your comment captures that truth perfectly. 👍