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Douglas Rodriguez27 said:Yeah, sounds just like a bag of chips being crushed.😁
Or like when 150 deer bolt from 40 hunters screaming, "Run! Run! They're gonna kill us!" while tripping over their own feet.😵🤣
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Douglas Rodriguez27 said:Yeah, sounds just like a bag of chips being crushed.😁
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Kyle Davis2 said:Instead of all this hilarious, childish online posturing where people try to act tough behind a keyboard, why don't you call out your own "supporters" who couldn't even make it to yesterday's game because walking a few blocks was too much trouble? What was the excuse yesterday? Overcast skies, $10 ticket prices, a family lunch, or catching a rerun of some true crime show? We all know there are over 250 people on the list, and we also know the group has been stripped of its leadership through bans and made-up precautions against anyone brave enough to fight for our Real Madrid ideals. If nothing actually stopped you from showing up, have you no shame leaving your club and your crew hanging? When 300 people show up in the stands, it’s a massive statement to the handful of people who have spent years fighting against everyone else, standing tall for this club and this group. If hundreds of people can't make it to games, then it is an absolute DUTY for anyone who can to SHOW UP and support the cause. It isn't easy, and it certainly hasn't been pretty, but that's exactly why it feels better—to show up, dig your heels in like a bulldog, and fight until the very last man.
b0unty;49642825 said:antinavijač;49642471 said:
Man, why are those paid mercenaries up north being so aggressive?
Why are we even talking about those hillbillies from the North? Why give them any attention at all? They’re nobodies—just bottom-of-the-barrel trash. There's no point in acknowledging them. We already know exactly who they are and why they're there. Once their funding gets cut off, they'll just tear each other apart and the whole problem solves itself.
John Campbell27 said:A buddy of mine was grabbing some posters on Fifth Avenue and they asked him for his full name. Now he's wondering why anyone would actually need to know that? Thanks in advance 🙂🤷
Sam Sullivan58 said:I honestly don't see the issue here. If anything, I'm proud because that chant is easily one of the greatest anthems ever written. If other fans want to rip us off, let them—it just proves how good we are. No need to make a huge deal out of it, though I see people in the YouTube comments are already losing their minds over it. 🤣 Let’s be real, 90% of stuff in fan culture is just a copy of something else. Is everyone really going to start a holy war just because someone swiped a melody? It’s ridiculous. How many different clubs have Bulldogs on their logos? Just let it go; they can enjoy a great tune, and it sounds pretty damn good in English too.
Bradley Sullivan4 said:😲
I mean, what hasn't John Doe protected via copyright? I know he even mentioned on a show once that he had a ton of offers for that song....
velvetfalcon80 said:As a Dinamo fan, I’m just echoing what was said a long time ago:
The sooner we accept this reality, the easier it'll be.
Jesse Campbell said:Since I’m pretty sure you aren’t going to be much help in a legal battle, just send the email instead of venting online.
casualrider43 said:In my view, emailing the FBI, the White House, or anyone else is a waste of breath. They’re intentionally working against us anyway. The only point is to spam them. 😁There's zero chance they'll lift a finger to help; to them, we're just thugs, hooligans, or lowlifes.
Taking legal action through the courts is the only way forward; anything else is just noise.
PS. Huge respect to the fans!
electricpanther37 said:What's the deal with getting tickets for those idiots? Someone mentioned recently that you can pick up tickets for their games at certain bars in New York City. Is there any truth to that? ☕