Posts by Mark Carter10

Nothing’s going to change until we actually unite outside Russo’s office. That said, if this was meant to be a step forward, it was a step 😉. We could have played some songs from both sides—even if we didn't sing them—since I'm sure they'd hit hard for everyone. Not to mention that sense of unity against the federation bosses and the corruption...
p.s. maybe even the national team attitude will shift ☕

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PCXHbCYvzjI

rustyangler122 said:...and school😍
...anyway, regarding the post🙂

Just cramming right now—got an exam tomorrow and all that.
Coffee in my thermos☕ 🙂

William Kim said:too thick, needs more weight

There’s no need to drop names, let alone throw insults around!
Keep that kind of talk for somewhere else... and some other time.
The bottom line is unity—we need the FANS to stick together!
We shouldn't be creating divisions (us vs. them), because frankly, I'm sick of it too.
Everything has flaws, just like anyone's work will have mistakes....
Stop blaming everything on one single person (who hasn't earned that at all), especially when the leadership and the people who *should* be acting only exist on paper!

Understand that the NFL Ultras aren't just one individual; they are a group of people living for the GROUP and the Los Angeles Dodgers every single day, not just every Saturday!

The meeting will be over soon, and I hope everything turns out exactly how I want it! 😁 😁 (A bit hypocritical, maybe, but I think most people feel the same way.)

GO DODGERS!!!

Kate Ward50 said:Me? I just lost my mask again.😢

Time to build a new 😁

There are metal detectors at the gates, so leave your buckles and belts at home or in the car. Don't end up creating a massive bottleneck like they did back in Geneva right at the entrance.

Next, if anyone is planning on wandering around like that brunette lady, watch your back so you don't get stabbed. A puncture wound might not kill you, but if you have the guts to wander off sightseeing, be ready for a knife fight—Inter fans are notorious for that kind of thing...
I think it’s better to stick together rather than blowing through that $100 you saved for shopping and sightseeing just to pay medical bills because of YOUR own stupidity!

Pick any other day for sightseeing; Milan isn't exactly a long haul away from here!!!!
Flip the script: imagine you were an Inter fan coming to see Split, and you already know exactly how it would go down!!

So, use your heads and stop acting like these "geniuses"!

The secured parking lots are your best bet. It's worth dropping $10 for them if it keeps your car from going up in flames!

Anyway, those are my little tips for you. Take them or leave them. Thugs exist everywhere, and we all know how things end when people act foolishly.

jadelynx13 said:Morning.
Could I get a few tips for us "out-of-towners"? 🙂
The four of us are heading to Milan this Thursday morning.
Where’s the smartest place to park—at the stadium or somewhere else?
I don't want to end up getting burned like people do in Rome.
The plan is to park somewhere, then walk through the city in casual clothes to see the sights and stuff.
If anyone can help, feel free to DM me.
To the smart guys who might laugh at this post, please spare me;
better to ask now than to have the Ultras ruin everything.
We aren't talking about being Ultras in that sense, just two guys and two women going to the game and
wanting to see the city in normal clothes, without the jerseys and scarves.
PS. How far is the G. Meazza from the absolute center of town?
Thanks for the help, signed 'ONLY YOURS' 😛

Sorry, but I have to tease you!

Surely the smartest move is to park at the stadium and then wander off to see the landmarks...
The city is about the size of Sedona, so you could easily walk from downtown to the stadium.🙄

Now that I've had my fun, tell me—isn't there another day you could pick for sightseeing and shopping in Milan???

Don't mention it, signed 'ONLY YOURS' 😛

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YqAZK5aDKM4

May 8, 1995.

Kate Ward50 said:If anyone happens to have a red and blue scarf lying around near the Rangers stadium sidewalk, hit me up privately. I'll give them whatever they want just to get it back...🙂

Honestly, it would’ve been better if it had stayed with me...😉

Kevin Gray86 said:Don't be so stingy with the details; you could always just send a DM. 😁

🙄 What is there to tell? Who knocked out whom?

Whoever ended up on top, they know that much—and that’s enough. Who took the beating and who didn't... in a street fight, everyone walks away with a bloody head.

The city derby is this Sunday, and in less than a week, we have a massive club and a legendary group of supporters heading our way!

cosmiclynx7 said:p.s. does anyone recognize the logo on that "Move Forward, Our People" banner?
http://a6.sphotos.ak.fbcdn.net/hphot...14498703_n.jpg

angry face 🙂

I honestly think we would have been better off facing the Moldovans... at least there was a chance to scrape by... this way 🙄 damn

http://a3.sphotos.ak.fbcdn.net/hphot...55028494_n.jpg

Small town, USA, Napredak vs. Hajduk

Frank Kim26 said:And you Ultras... it's like you've gone and privatized the whole movement. What about the rest of us?🤷

The Ultras have arrived in Bergamo!🙂

Timothy Barnes8 said:That’s right, kid. Just wait for everyone else to make their move... meanwhile, you can just sit there, drinking wine and watching the world burn. Don't bother doing anything. Who cares? 👍

You've written so many posts today, it's almost like you think you're the only one fighting for the soul of the supporter movement!
Now explain to people—and me—what we actually gain by boycotting one or maybe two games?
A boycott, only to come back for the third game and cheer again just like you guys did after thirteen months of achieving absolutely nothing?

I'll pass, thanks!

slytrucker51 said:Personally, I’m all for heading over to the north stand or wherever you can get near the stadium to show support. Not because of some "holy war" or ultra dogma, but just to back the players and the front office. At least this management supports us. Previous boards used to spit on the MLS Ultras in every way possible; we all remember that. I know the flares aren't exactly beloved and they'd rather not see them, but at least they aren't screwing us over. And regarding the fight against those hacks at the US Soccer Federation and the stuff being written by certain groups—there is no "us versus them." I think there definitely *is* an "us versus them," but take it how you want... and don't think you're saving the fan movement by chanting slogans about corrupt owners or saying the federation ruined American soccer. The only thing that makes sense is pushing for legal reform through the courts. Because the owners will leave, someone else will step in, but the laws stay the same. On the stands, you should do what you've always done, maybe just stop throwing things on the pitch. It seems like a lot of people here are trying to act like they're part of some hardcore ultra movie. To most, that just means putting the group first, and as long as that's the case, I'll be a hardcore radical. Because LAFC comes first, then the MLS Ultras, then everything else.

Buddy, you haven't stepped out of that "hardcore radical" mindset, and you never will. It's obvious to everyone! 🙂

Dennis Davis97 said:If that isn't your reason, why do you only show up for LAFC matches? Why don't you head to Cincinnati, Portland, or Seattle on a normal day? Have a nice drink, get into a scrap (you'll have more chances when there isn't a game), laugh, joke around... that sort of thing.

Now, when I go to Cincinnati, it's mostly for the good football... and when I head to the suburbs, it's for the stadium and the game.

feralwolf16 said:you know how you can just tell when someone is being completely clueless? when they start criticizing things they clearly don't understand at all... well, that's exactly what they're doing here. just talking nonsense...

😍 😍 😍

And honestly, everything Tom said on TV needs to be echoed by anyone who actually understands what it means to be a real fan.
Way to go, Tom!

rizla-wb-1950 said:Building on what you said—first off, you shouldn't be jealous of the older generations. You should be proud because you're carrying on a tradition someone else started long ago. Sure, nobody was a superhero back then, not even in the Black Knights, but we have to realize those were different times. We should respect that. Back then, people would travel two days just to get to a game without cell phones. Going to away games was unorganized, and honestly, half the kids today wouldn't last a day in those shoes. Why? Because I’ve seen the shift from '89 until now. Today's atmosphere is lightyears ahead of how it used to be, which is better, but I'm also certain today's crowd has much less grit. Whether people like my take or not, that's just how I see it.

Bravo. So, traveling to New York was way easier back then!? 🙄🙄
That’s why our buses used to roll in alongside the other American groups. 🙂

@369infanterie > Next time you post in this thread, try using actual grammar and proper English. 🤣 🙂

Kate Ward50 said:Who’s just heading to Boston for some good food and peace, and who’s heading there like a true supporter—grabbing points on the road and loving every second of it? That’s the way. Enough said...

Things could have turned much uglier around nine in the morning when about 70 Liverpool FC supporters showed up in downtown Albany. They basically "took over" two spots on Main Street, grabbing beers and eating hamburgers, all while being watched by several police officers. Based on how they looked—mostly tattooed, stocky guys in their 20s and 30s—and how relaxed they were in "enemy territory," you could bet they were part of the core MLS Supporters Groups.

Caught you at the bakery that morning, not the bar. 😂

neonhawk15 said:Seriously, man. Why are you even browsing here? Go find some flight out of this Godforsaken place. 😁

😂😂

placidheron16 said:What about those Magic fans? You guys seem to forget that contact was maintained by more people than any other group. Even if the flag display was limited, they were always there, even if only a small circle stayed tight with them.😍

As for bread and milk, honestly, sometimes that’s a decent enough dinner...

Regarding the Magic fans—more people kept that connection alive than any other supporter group ever has 😉. But since people like you take offense so easily, it eventually dwindled down to nothing. I mean, why bother sharing anything new for the good of the Rangers Supporters Club or trying to make actual friends when everyone is too busy shouting, "The Rangers Supporters Club is the greatest in the universe!"

Now that you've had your fill, goodnight!

Until the next debate

Scott Gomez5 said:Why even bother showing up to this forum if you hate reading what people have to say so much?😕
I don't need to be there for the banner hangings; I just come here to get answers to my questions.

Didn't expect you to show up anyway. Everything's right here on the forum.🤣 🙂

Scott Gomez5 said:The message itself is fine, I get that. But how is it that we haven't been able to hang that banner with both our crest and theirs on the fence for 15 games now? Last time anyone saw that thing up there, it was back when that unnamed person was still around.🙄

The banners were right there on Sunday morning; you could have brought your little suggestion then...
All this lecturing on the forums about how we're "one of a kind" in the world. What a joke.

Online, you're all hardcore ultras, but at the game, you're just hooligans 😛 🤣 blowing trumpets....

p.s. stay out of everyone else's business.
JI...

BACK TO BUSINESS !!!!