Posts by Brandon Wilson14

I feel like I could hang this right over the Great Wall of China, regardless of how massive or wide it actually is. ☕

Noah Rivera5 said:Hi everyone! Could I get a little advice from someone who knows the ropes? I’m a guy from the Midwest visiting for the first time to catch a game at the Rose Bowl. I’ll be vacationing near Miami this Sunday, about 124 miles miles 😁 away, and I’m really hoping to make it to the match against the local rivals.

I was wondering what time the ticket booths open; is it a hassle to get tickets, how early should I show up, and is there parking near the stadium? If not, where would be the best place to park...

Thanks so much! Best regards.

The ticket booths (the little kiosks) will definitely be open an hour before kickoff. However, my best advice would be to head under the West Stand to the Hajduk membership department about an hour before the game starts. You can pay your 2013 membership fee there, and if you pay in cash, you actually get a discount on the 2013 season pass (specifically for the North Stand--$89), which means next time you won't have to worry about buying individual tickets; you can just show up whenever you feel like it. Oh, and I almost forgot—until July 20th, you can drop off a donation of at least $10 at any Bank of America branch as part of the "Hajduk supporters" campaign.
You might even want to suggest that to your Midwestern friends you're traveling with! 🙂
As for parking, I’d let one of the other members weigh in on that. It’s peak season right now, so expect crowds, chaos, and plenty of excitement. We've got the Riot Squad heading our way, and honestly, we're all riding a massive wave of euphoria at the moment—you'll see exactly what I mean when game day rolls around.

Anyway, I hope that helps you out!

p.s.: Using terms like "the game," "the matchup," or "the contest" feels a bit more northern to me. Down here, south of Saint Roch, we simply call it "the match." 🙂 😉

Jose Kern11 said:I am certain Brbic doesn't have anything more pressing to worry about than monitoring who is from the other side and tracking every single statement made. Honestly, we’ve all lost our minds a little; for goodness' sake, let people be! Let them go about their business in peace. We have at least 500 much more significant issues to deal with than some guy from the rival faction, yet people are rising up in an uproar over him as if he were some radical extremist from a tiny backwater town. I mean, why isn't Bruno treated differently? He's certainly just as much of a hardliner, and he can walk right through downtown Spliton without anyone batting an eye. Why isn't his presence considered such a massive issue here? It seems quite inconsistent, doesn't it?

Don't even bother trying to explain it... it's just not worth the stress.😉

Larry Howard62 said:Huge kudos to everyone who stepped up to make sure we didn't look foolish by reacting quickly. It’s a massive contrast to the folks running the front office; I honestly have no idea what they're thinking or if they even know which players actually belong on the Red Sox roster.
It's absolute madness!

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May he rest in peace, and may his soul find comfort here in America 😢
He was truly the only coach from the old era that I could actually picture leading the Kansas City Chiefs 😢

Man, life really isn't fair sometimes... the good ones always seem to leave us too soon, while we’re left dealing with Brand, Stan, Joe, Reno, Mark, the Sheriff, some dealer, and his brother... 😢

Joshua Moore31 said:Fan solidarity and awareness in America is pretty much a one-way street; it only really comes from the BBB side, which is why we’ll always be number one.

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Anyone who’s actually sat down and listened to Snoop Dogg’s letter, he really deserves a monument 🙂
The lyrics and the beat are pure, unadulterated soul 🙂

Fair play to Index and Malić for this one:

Let’s just crunch the numbers and see where we land...

Jose Kern11 said:What was the scoop in The Daily Mail? Is there a link where I can actually watch it?

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On a side note, it would be truly disheartening if everything regarding Mark just ends right here. I’m bracing myself for a massive presence of FBI agents this Wednesday, and fingers crossed we don't get hit by a nasty warm front too, God forbid. 😍

Carmen Sandiego and Peterson making an appearance on The New York Times 👍👍👍👍👍

Nathan Foster23 said:http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UrxUxC8Pvyo 👍

I have to say, I’m really enjoying this thread... it’s quite a good read 🙂

Sophia Rodriguez95 said:If you ask me, the American soccer establishment and its corrupt power structures have completely outmaneuvered their counterparts across the pond, and it’s purely because they produce higher-quality players who couldn't care less about the politics involved. Meanwhile, American soccer fans—or if we’re being honest, just the mindless sheep—show up to matches solely to vent frustration at rivals, or they sit there watching others get crushed, only to fail at even expressing that passion properly. Then you have that small group of "intellectuals" down South who think celebrating being on the same terrace as everyone else is some massive achievement for the ultra mindset. Instead of calling out the farce and fighting for actual ideals—like organizing a joint boycott or protest near a stadium in Chicago or maybe somewhere in Dallas—they just swallowed the whole mess. But hey, at least we all sat together down South and managed to beat the opposition. Tomorrow, we’ll both be out there raising banners against the US Soccer Federation corruption, maybe lighting a few flares near a stadium in Miami or Houston, and that’ll be it—everything is fine, all for the "common cause." At this rate, maybe by the year 2054, we might actually manage to build something meaningful together. Finally.

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Robert Adams6 said:Rest assured, there won't be any trouble in this instance, 🙂
there won't be any filming or posting anything online 🙂
like some damn nonsense here, and even among the die-hard fans, there is 🙏
a great message here 👍 March 22, 2013

"A great message," he says. Really?! 🙂🙂

Calling this a "great message" following everything that happened in Warsaw is a massive oxymoron. Honestly, if you look at it from the other side, it would probably be just as absurd... we’re being hypocrites and we should just admit it openly 🤷. We act like we're pouring out this fake morality and patriotism... one group, another group, third, fourth, fifth... it's all just a staged performance, if we can even call the fan scene that anymore...
It’s like we’re trying to play both sides of the fence at once 🤷... one minute we're acting like tough guys with bats and telescopic sticks on Sunday, and then by Friday we're acting like, "Hey man, how's it going? That was a wild time on Sunday, my bones are a little sore, but hey, kudos to our crew after we totally shut those guys down..."
It’s enough to make you sick 🙂

Jesse Campbell said:Listen, man, that’s a level of passion you just don't see from any other supporter group in Europe... ☕

Buddy, I honestly feel for you. You’re basically a walking disaster zone—like a bad hangover mixed with a stomach flu. It seems like your headspace isn't doing too great lately. You've been carrying this weight for forty years, and ever since this whole online community started back around 2000, you've been spinning myths that even old-school urban legends couldn't compete with. But hey, I think we both know what's actually bothering you. It clearly isn't women, because if it were, you wouldn't have racked up over 5,000 posts on those old message boards and still be hanging out here on a Friday night. No, son, it sounds like you're just deeply frustrated that you weren't born in Miami. That kind of longing can really get to a person. Cheers! 🙂

Mark Reyes2 said:Here is how it looks!
This is going to be my "farewell" post on this forum.

Starting with myself and moving through the vast majority (with a few notable exceptions, of course), we’ve turned into a group of posers and fashionistas. These days, we aren't even being penalized by those two certain red cards from Dinamo (Vince McMahon and Tony Gwynn); they can laugh at us, and honestly, you know what... they couldn't care less. Instead of referees being terrified to step foot in Miami, or worrying about leaving after such officiating—instead of having to struggle just to get past a crooked Dinamo squad on a legendary Rock tour—both sides are basically walking all over us like we own the city. What hurts most is seeing the guys actually playing on the field shaking hands with the garbage congregating on Jerry Jones's beach.
How much longer? When will that sense of pride and defiance return to both the stands and the pitch?
When will the era return (despite the repression, the new social order, the laws, the police, and everything else) where things were radical again? When will we see the time when opponents—especially the big crowds—actually fear Miami, the Crew, and our atmosphere? When they are afraid to show up rather than just serving sentences in the Lion????
We’ve made some small strides, though I’ll add that we need to push harder toward that goal (something everyone here should realize), but absolutely nothing has changed!!!! We need to channel our energy into the right things!
Man... I don't even know if anyone is truly listening to me anymore.... It's sadness, anger, and intoxication... it's all just noise. Cheers, brothers!!!

P.S. To everyone supporting Mickey, those Štimčeva players, I really hope you open your eyes soon! They have neither the guts nor the knowledge, and frankly, they lack any shred of integrity.

P.P.S. S... please don't delete this!!

GO DODGERS!!

It's a shame. There's a real lack of constructive discussion and quality people... even on a clunky forum like this...
In your brackets, you've laid out what I believe are the primary reasons why things are this way... whether one agrees or not, 🤷times are different now. They are significantly tougher than they were in the 80s. Looking at all those objective reasons you mentioned, I don't see how we could gather 50, 100, or 200 people today who are ready to live out that hardcore ultra lifestyle from the Miami 80s. The times, the laws, and modern technology (plus the internet) are crushing us in their own way, and adapting to that is becoming increasingly difficult given all the risks involved... Mickey isn't perfect, but it feels like no one is ever good enough for us, so perhaps we should just let him do his job and judge him after a year or two☕

Jesse Campbell said:BBB stands out because of their guts, their sheer bravery, and that uncompromising spirit—they’ve basically embraced being Public Enemy No. 1, making them the most formidable group in all of Europe for decades now.

Honestly, it doesn't matter whether BBB Ljubljana loses or if Real Madrid keeps their crown. That legacy of defiance and pride is something nobody can ever take away from them.

All those petty little comments about "we took your banner" are just noise meant for amateur fan clubs, and BBB shouldn't even bother wasting their breath on that stuff.

The boys are back in Split 🙂🙂😱
You made my day 😍

neonhawk15 said:Those Črnkas should just stay mad, honestly—they're acting so ridiculous it's almost painful to watch.

🤣🤣🤣😂😂😂Hahaha! Oh man... that gave me a good little chuckle.

feralwolf16 said:Honestly, just ignore them. They're nothing but a bunch of clowns who don't have a clue about how life actually works, let alone what real respect looks like...

That’s a concept completely foreign to the Apple generation.☕