Posts by David Fisher25

Black Knights whining

Justin Watson4 said:Of course... 😁 If I hadn't been there over the last few years, sure, I might have something to say, but 🤣....you are completely wrong... the guy hit the nail on the head—we're talking about fan ratios here, and it's roughly 50-50.... Every single year we make the trip down to Čapljina.... We drive from Los Angeles to visit friends out there, taking our local guys in a bus that's packed to the gills—for the ST fans, obviously—and even compared to those "visiting" supporters, the ratio is essentially identical.... 🤣 Not to mention the roads through those tiny little towns like Trilj.... absolute nightmare drivers.... That "little" Perković girl wouldn't stand a chance against them... In any extreme sense—even if I hate using that word—you don't have a prayer... it's been proven multiple times..... neither in Canada nor in Herzegovina 😉

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Chloe Watson3... As specified by:
Where exactly are we going with this...?🙂

In Memphis... 🙂

If the toxicology report confirms that Marko isn't using any opioids—and if that evidence is ironclad—then he should absolutely file a lawsuit for defamation and libel. When you have clear proof, you hit back from every angle... these kinds of baseless insults simply cannot be allowed to slide.

[Link to image: A tribute to the Black Knights—loyalty forever.]
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The price of the shirt is... $27

If anyone is short on space or looking for a ride to Milan, let me know... I have exactly one seat available in my car. Shoot me a DM.

Sam Sullivan58 said:In St. Petersburg, both regular folks and the die-hard fans got absolutely wrecked—something you guys admitted yourselves two years ago without making a massive scene about it. So why the sudden outrage now?!

I haven't spent much time reading this subforum lately, but I honestly can't believe the sheer amount of garbage that's accumulated here... seriously, just go find something else to do with your life. Why are you even posting? You clearly don't have the slightest clue how to write a coherent sentence regarding these events... You weren't there, so frankly, why the hell are you talking...

ps. I seem to recall my last visit to this board—there was a post from the esteemed Laura Mitchell87 that simply said "tika taka." That was a long time ago... 🙂
regards

coastalangler16 said:Did anyone actually bother reading my late-night rant around 5:00 AM? I was fuming over that non-existent penalty and a few other grievances... because now, I can't find my post anywhere... ☕ which implies someone is actively scrubbing the threads to keep things "clean" 😉
Looking at those photos Melissa Kelly3 posted a couple of pages back—the ones showing how empty the stands were—it’s clear a huge chunk of the crowd is missing... for instance, we didn't even get in until the 25th minute, and there were still two full buses of fans supposed to arrive behind us. The guys traveling with me didn't make it inside until around the 50th minute...
Regardless, the losing side outplayed us again, though I have no intention of writing another novel about it... and that certain individual has some nerve insulting people after they commented... he's basically saying we should just shut up and take it, damn him.

A lot of us couldn't even get in at all... 😠

Matthew Allen4 said:No, that one from Rabon came on during the halftime break—this one was there for the entire match.

In that case, I have no clue...🤷

Casey Gomez3 said:What struck me—if you can call it that—was the sheer number of Red Army fans scattered through small towns in the Midwest, Columbus, Ohio, or even Indianapolis, Indiana. I attended a wedding in some rural area out there recently, and for a moment, I actually felt "at home." Then it started... they played "Bili bili" forty-two times in one night. Then came "Nosi mi se bila boja," followed by more weeping and wailing, until my brother finally lost his mind and flipped the table. Even our own relatives won't talk to us now...

Extended or immediate family?

Larry Ramirez said:Go ahead and delete this post—it won't change anything. I just wanted to let you know we’re all laughing our heads off at this entire thread and the characters involved... whoever kept this locked clearly has zero grasp of show business.

Oh please, buddy... you're talking about laughter? 😁That's rich coming from you.

Nobody seems to be bringing up that time the Los Angeles Dodgers absolutely demolished the St. Louis Cardinals 5-0—it was about two seasons ago, during the second half... goodness... 🙂

mellowwolf25, let things simmer for a bit before we jump in... 😁

I owe a thanks to the guy I grabbed the Andres Nocioni over from... An easy win—props to him.

John Brown30 said:By the way: Federal Register, District of Columbia (March 12, 2007).
Anyone who steps onto the field with the express intent to incite violence—or even just by setting foot on the pitch in a way that triggers a riot—is asking for trouble...
He physically assaults the participants of the sporting event—whether he forces his way into the arena, throws objects onto the field, or...
The spectators were throwing items—pyrotechnics, explosives, or other flammable and hazardous materials...
Any substances capable of inflicting physical injury or compromising the health and safety of participants at a sporting event—
If someone decides to engage in a physical altercation at a sporting event, they’re looking at a jail sentence ranging from three months to...
Just one year...
Anyone who commits a criminal offense under paragraph (1) of this section as part of a group shall be subject to imprisonment for a term of six months to...
Three years...
The conductor of any group found guilty of committing a criminal offense under paragraph (1) of this section—shall be sentenced to imprisonment for a term of one...
It has been five years...
Regarding the sentencing procedures for a minor who commits an offense under subsection (1)—it remains a complex matter... one that requires absolute precision—given the legal nuances involved.
Regarding paragraph (3) of this section—the relevant provisions of the statutes governing criminal offenses shall be applied accordingly...
The procedure within the United States...

Article 4.
Violence and misconduct...
Under the scope of this Law, violence at sporting events is specifically defined as follows:
a) physical assault against participants of a sporting event;
b) physical altercations between participants during sporting events;
c) throwing objects onto the field of play or into the stands that pose a genuine threat to life or physical safety...
Personal integrity versus material wealth—it always comes down to that choice...
d) displaying symbols, banners, or shouting slogans that incite racial or religious...
Whether we are talking about nationalistic bias or some other brand of intolerance and hatred—specifically when the content itself is offensive or outright crude—it remains a matter of...
What exactly triggers physical altercations between fans—or any other participants—that escalate to the point of threatening lives, or...
Personal integrity—or more specifically, the damage to or destruction of property...
e) damage to sports facilities, equipment, devices, or installations located within a sports facility where...
The athletic event is being organized...
Federal Register, District of Columbia edition (March 12, 2007)...
f) inciting disorder during arrival or departure from a sports venue...
Interfering with a facility—disrupting the flow of a sporting event or compromising the safety of the participants... those are serious matters.
Either fabrications—or third-party interference...
Under this specific Law—and let’s be clear about what we are discussing here—misconduct at sporting events is officially defined as...
Particularly:
a) unauthorized entry onto the playing field;
b) unauthorized entry into official offices and through the restricted corridors of the sports facility where...
A sporting event is being organized...
c) bringing alcohol or any other intoxicating substances into the stadium or using them on the premises...
d) the introduction of pyrotechnics, or any other prohibited items, into sporting venues—including their unauthorized use...
The tools being used to jeopardize the safety of those attending the sporting event—and to disrupt its very proceedings...
tok;
e) unauthorized entry into sections of the stadium reserved exclusively for the Black Knights...

Was this legislation passed solely for tomorrow's game...? 🤣

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eILYfE7LWcQ A total wasteland—a graveyard? 🤷

Nice graffiti in that small town in the Midwest
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