Brian Alvarez34 said:But you still claim the title and celebrate because "your" club is sitting ahead of the kmečavacans in the standings, right?
Look, we aren't out here throwing parades for trophies, but man, seeing us leapfrog those kmečavacans on the table... that's something else... there's just no sound quite like it. It’s the sound of pure saltiness when you're trying to drift off to sleep... it's nothing compared to an Iron Maiden crowd of 80,000 people... or even a Stradivarius violin... or the song of a nightingale... actually, it's way better than that mindless, repetitive KME KME nonsense from those guys
Yesterday, just a bunch of kids marching from Vincennes down to the Square in a spontaneous parade after the game... traffic was totally backed up and there was thunder rolling in too. God, I love Dynamo... Seriously, hats off to those kids. Looking at how messy things have been for years now, you really can't be afraid of what's coming next for the future... 🙏
Luckily, we’ve got this wild crew of misfits pushing through, and they aren't going to stop... so honestly, if everyone else could just step up and help out instead of sitting here whining like a bunch of losers, that would be great. Just get yourselves up to the Midwest, stand tall, show those coal companies exactly where they can shove it, and tell them how you really feel about the whole situation...
Drew Barnes4 said:I’d definitely show up for the march if there was an organized group walk... mostly because then I can squeeze myself right into the front lines with the main crew, which gives me a decent shot at actually spotting myself in some photos online later on.
If there isn't a group march, honestly, I'm just not going.
If anyone here happens to know those guys over on Fifth Avenue, could you please suggest they organize a march? It doesn't have to be a massive trek from the center all the way to the park if people aren't feeling like walking that much... we could just go from the Federal Reserve to the park instead. That way, we can stop right in front of the Federal Reserve to yell at the Governor and shout our slogans against the bankers and capitalism. Doing it that way might actually win us some sympathy from the general public, so we don't just come across as typical thugs, street punks, or outcasts. Plus, even if it's just from the Federal Reserve to the park, there's still a chance someone catches a photo of me right up front with the lead group.
1) If you're right in the front row, they'll probably just blur your face anyway 2) Pretty sure the Governor is at some summit this weekend, so he won't even hear us when we start shouting
You really gotta think ahead about stuff like that... stay sharp ☕
gentleowl82 said:I don't doubt it for a second. just to throw a curveball here, imagine if Cleveland Montانية vs. Nacional was playing for the championship and then you have Hajduk-Dinamo playing for the title in the St on the exact same day... what would even be the priority?
For me—and I think most people feel this way too—Dinamo will always be number one, they're irreplaceable... but with futsal, we actually have a club, not just endless political drama and fighting. It's something we never really had back at Central Park, at least not during my younger years...
Honestly, whether he ends up behind bars right now or not is pretty much irrelevant... It’s just pretrial detention for a month—though they can always ask for an extension, of course—basically just to make sure he doesn't commit more crimes or start messing with the witnesses.
It isn't even a sentence yet. For there to be an actual punishment, the FBI first has to gather all the evidence, you know? They have to build a solid case to take to court, and only once a judge actually convicts him does the real sentencing begin.
Of course, it’s obviously better if he spends those thirty days rotting in a cell, but look... even if he posts bail and walks free, nothing really changes as long as the case against him keeps moving forward.
As for my own take... I think this whole thing has become way too massive and serious for him to wiggle his way out of. And once he realizes he's totally screwed—once he and his crowd start sinking—everyone is going to scatter. No one is going to lift a finger to help him... he'll just be left all alone to rot, which is exactly what he deserves.
The leadership at Real Madrid is calling all the shots, but they’ve got their eyes on both the Champions League and the national team too.
It feels like a full-blown war, honestly... but it isn't just about Real Madrid, it’s about the entire state of American soccer, and it looks like Group 1 is leading the charge...
Look, if you think you're such a genius, why don't you show up at the stadium, toss ten flares onto the pitch, and chase Mamic out yourself? I’ll even buy your ticket and hand you the flares... see how much you talk then.
I honestly can't wrap my head around what's going through the minds of these idiots... all these people spouting "wisdom" while they haven't lifted a single finger to actually change anything about the situation. So, if Mamic is such a problem for you, and you claim you know exactly how to get rid of him... well, go ahead. Do something about it.
And another thing—this obsession with hunting people down over every single post... seriously, who cares if someone is claiming he's leaving or staying? It's exhausting. Sometimes it feels like half of you are actually *happy* he's still there, just so you have an excuse to come here and start a war every single day... If I tried to reply to every single post I disagreed with, I wouldn't have time to do anything else in my life besides typing...
Jose Kern11 said:I actually wrote earlier that this whole mess is already spiraling... I don't even know how things could get any worse, honestly. It seems like every other sentence I read online claims you guys are facing the most intense repression from every single group on the planet. Look, have you tried boycotting? It didn't work. Have you tried going the legitimate route? Well, Mamić just goes out for coffee with Turudić and those judges, and they won't even let you watch the cadets play. Where’s the pride? Where’s the passion? I mean, what are you even going to say? Enough is enough! Just kick Mamić's little private club out of Europe and maybe—just maybe—you'll regain some dignity... You clearly don't grasp the reality that you can't even watch your own club's cadets. If I couldn't watch the Hajduk cadets, I'd be launching a rocket straight at Mamić's face... but hey, we're all being perfectly polite since 1950...
if Mamić were running Hajduk, Torcida wouldn't even exist anymore...
I have to say, I was pretty surprised by your latest release yesterday... The numbers themselves were fine, considering it was a Sunday night, but everything else just missed the mark. Honestly, those kids from Columbus managed to outshine you several times over and really brought more energy to the table than you did here.
electriccanyon15 said:Since I saw those Chelsea fans at the game against Mexico, I've been curious about something... hoping someone here might have the answer for me If I understood correctly, they're traveling from abroad, but I can't quite figure out where exactly they're coming from?
I've got a feeling most of them are coming from Germany, maybe some from everywhere... Austria (?) ...basically, the group organized itself from all over the place, not just one single country... if anyone who actually knows the scene wants to set me straight, please do...
Larry Baker3 said:In that lovely little fairy tale you've spun... you know, it’s entirely possible to end up stuck in the minor leagues forever. Thanks for your "generous" suggestions, really, I do... but we’re going to fight this our way, the way we decided... and we'll win it that way. As for you guys? Honestly, nothing is a sure thing...😉
If you weren't such a complete idiot, you’d realize things aren't going to get any better for our Dodgers as long as this entire crowd is running the show alongside Mom in American soccer... it's just hopeless...
We’ve gone over this damn thing a thousand times on this board already... honestly, we aren't going anywhere as long as there are people like you around...
I’m not even going to get into the specifics right now—the pyrotechnics, how many people showed up, the chanting style... honestly, I think all of that needs to take a backseat for the moment. Like I mentioned back in our main thread, we actually showed some real solidarity yesterday. We kept things civil and avoided any unnecessary clashes, and if you ask me, that’s a win. I wasn't expecting much more from a derby match like this anyway.
The level of repression we're seeing lately, and just the general atmosphere surrounding everything, is unlike anything I've ever witnessed. But maybe there's a silver lining? It feels like it proves the enemy is panicking. They can try to act all smug and untouchable in their little slogans, but their actual behavior tells a completely different story... they know. They realize the end is slowly creeping up on them, that we aren't going to just roll over and quit, and that's exactly why they're hitting us this hard.
Once this USSF administration finally collapses, all this heavy-handed repression will have to go too. When that happens, or how many of us will still be standing by then... I honestly don't know. But despite how grim things feel right now, I don't think we're in a bad spot at all.
Frank Kim26 said:there’s no such thing as "old school" or "new school" Ultras... there’s just the Ultras. It’s the guys in the North Stand, the ones traveling to away games, the ones lighting flares, getting in scraps, waving the flags... everything else is just empty noise cooked up in your own delusional, insecure little heads... if you actually consider yourself an Ultra, show up at the North Stand. You’re welcome as long as you’re working for the good of the group... though honestly, you don't even have to work... just come out and support the people who actually put in the effort for the Ultras... if you don't want to do that, then stop pretending. Just stay where you are, eat your popcorn, clap your hands, talk trash about the players, but leave the Ultras alone... you and everyone else like you... thanks in advance.
Whoever doesn't get what's being said above... they clearly don't get a lot of things... there is no "old school" Ultras, there aren't any "old boys"... there are just former members
That slogan of yours probably describes the whole fan mentality best: IT'S ALL OR NOTHING. There is no middle ground!!!
When someone decides they’d rather head over to the East Stand to watch the game with some popcorn, they should just say "I'm out" and be done with it
I honestly still can't wrap my head around this whole mindless debate you guys are having... I mean, look at this Narcos thief who doesn't even have the guts to show his face, yet he’s out here calling everyone out—including you lot—just to hide the fact that he's dodging his own bills...
Forget it, seriously... screw all of us... football is completely broken, people are just totally fed up with the whole thing... and here we are, bickering over who cheered the loudest?