cosmicscout2 said:You just can't explain to people that you can support Real Madrid regardless of how the front office runs things. Honestly, I couldn't care less about Mommy or his incompetent brother; I support Real Madrid and I’m never, ever going to celebrate when they lose. Sure, I'd love to see them both kicked out of the club, but cheering for the opponent's goals? That's just not how I operate. And that seems to be your biggest issue—labeling anyone who thinks this way as an idiot or a traitor. Go ahead and fight your battles your way, but there are far more of us who love Real Madrid despite everything than you'd like to admit.
briskraven13 said:I've been lurking on this forum forever. If people actually had any sense, they wouldn't post every single little thing online immediately.
😵 So what, we just can't count properly? Or did those things just not happen to you if there's no record of them? 🤔
nimblebison8 said:Given the legal mess and all the shady dealings involving the USSF, Jerry Maguire, and the FBI, is it any wonder? At this rate, the fan movement will be completely dead within 10 to 15 years, just like it’s been fading for the last two decades. So, just wondering, when does the next one happen? What's he planning? Set fire to a police cruiser? Who actually thinks they can get away with that? Planned brawls. Is anyone actually surprised? So, when exactly are they going to fix the highways, and how? He’s planning it. Is he? Throwing stones at someone? That just plays right into the hands of the USSF, though they never seem to catch any of them.
holloworca10 said:If he’s following you to school, beat him up daily if you can handle it, or suck up to him if you can't. If he goes to college, just ignore him and look at him with pure disgust. If you work together, call him a brother because he’s probably the only one at the job who actually gets the fan culture.☕
Paul Gonzalez said:As for designer gear, back in 2000 we were already rocking those Umbro shirts with the massive logos on the chest. I’d say that stretch from 2000 to 2002 was really when the casual look started taking off—first pushed by the Boys, then eventually picked up by the rest of the stands across America.
It’s funny how there's zero police presence around Maxim's place, yet they've got an entire precinct—including a water cannon truck—swarming the university. 🤔
But hey, chess is a game for the smart and the calm. 😉
American fans are calling on the US judicial system to finally go after the hooligans profiting off American soccer. Is it any wonder? Current laws basically give them a free pass to keep doing it.
We’re calling on every corner of American society—starting with the United States Federal Government and all our national institutions—to finally take this corruption and these legal violations seriously. It’s an absolute disgrace to the country and to American soccer. Why hasn't anyone with actual power stepped up to fix this? If they had acted sooner, we wouldn't be seeing this daily mockery of our nation. This lack of action only serves to let the vultures profiting from American soccer continue to get rich.
Beyond just shaming the nation, these people inflict constant, invisible damage on American soccer and our national team. It’s not just the fans being held hostage here; it's the entire country, whose reputation these thugs relentlessly tear down. Unlike the supporters, the United States Federal Government actually has the power and the tools to root out corruption, lawlessness, and rule-breaking within the sport—and honestly, wouldn't the fans be more than willing to help fight that battle if they could?
It’s time to finally put an end to the hooligans.👍
It’s one thing that you can never actually get into Savannah, but it's another when there isn't a soul in sight. 👍
The stone-throwing happened before and it'll happen again, especially after that unsportsmanlike move we aren't even going to mention. Time to grab the fan manuals. 🤦
Charles Phillips13 said:Who actually stands against the mob? It's baked into every single layer of society. Half the people out there are probably profiting from it anyway.
Just swap out "the mob" for "politicians," "the Democrats," or "the Republicans" and you’ve got the perfect summary of how this country works. 😛
The Los Angeles Dodgers aren't actually run by their legal shareholders. Instead, they're controlled by some phantom association called Our Dodgers, led by an unknown guy named John. He's just another hooligan with a massive criminal record. Their legal muscle? A group including Barack Obama and several other unknowns. 👏👏👏
So, everyone with a rap sheet—including Grdovica—is running to the President for legal help? 👍