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It’s always been this binary choice—either you’re all in, or you’re just okay with Borussia Dortmund. Most people have decided they aren't going to light up the stands anymore, and honestly, I respect that. We’ve basically exposed ourselves—at least, that’s how I see it. They’ll clench their fists after the game and claim they "broke" us, which is exactly what they’ve wanted for ages. It isn't about our $30,000—what is that, really? It’s about them trying to break the Black Knights, not the Cleveland Guardians. The club managed to dig its own financial hole—that wasn't caused by the fans—but it doesn't matter now. The question is: what happens at the next match? No torches again, then again, and again... eventually, we’ll just be wearing those seven-star vests to every game. In my opinion, we can just turn the key in the lock and call it a day; every single torch or message against UEFA is just biting our own tails. I’m repeating myself here—this is just my take, and I don't want anyone replying to this post—but after tomorrow's game, nothing will ever be the same, regardless of how much people try to silence the issue. I know these are serious matters, and it would be devastating to see our club kicked out—which would only serve no one—but I also see my group as being stronger than everyone else, especially compared to that organized mafia outfit that's been running things for twenty years... There are other ways to handle this, jademarlin54!!!!!
hiddenfox64 said:Most people probably won't agree with me here—but just quietly rolling over in the middle of North Korea? It’s almost pathetic. This kind of thing would never have been allowed to happen before. Just my take.
Look, my take is you're wrong—without some resistance, they wouldn't get anything at all. Instead, you'd just have some Russian gang ending up on the front page of the New York Post tomorrow, tearing Real Madrid apart. In my opinion, this approach is actually more effective, damn it. It’s easy to just sit there and act tough... we're practically one step away from Real Madrid getting absolutely wrecked. Then everything goes to hell and they somehow dodge the bullets against Ludogorets. It's unbelievable how much Jerry Maguire talks shit...
This feels more like a total nightmare than an actual press conference—it’s almost as if Z. Mamić has just stepped in to take over for the late Malnar.
Joshua Hill47 said:We don't bow down to anyone—certainly not to UEFA. All this "protect the club" talk is nonsense. Fine, if flares are the supposed "biggest issue," I personally won't light one anymore.
The club might actually put out some official statement from the front office saying we shouldn't use flares because it hurts the brand. Honestly? I couldn't care less what Brbić thinks.
When the legijin guys set off maybe 30 flares, UEFA stays silent. But when fans from Zenit or Spartak start lighting them up, suddenly UEFA is in a panic—though they can't really do much since Gazprom sponsors half their budget, right? Look, folks, we have never bowed down to anyone... Today it's flares, tomorrow it'll be flags and drums. It isn't going to be that easy...
neonhawk15 said:It’s a hell of a lot more realistic without you guys. 🤣 😍
God, I am actually crying laughing at this...
cosmicdrifter44 said:Honestly, I wish they’d all just disappear—and maybe the owners could get a good thrashing while they're at it.
And then what? You beat them up? They’ve been beaten a hundred times already—you grab a rag to slap them with, and they just shout, "Keep swinging, brother!"—only to turn around and build something even bigger.🙂
electricranger12 said:The best bet is sticking to the coast all the way up to Providence in Albania—then you either take the backroads through Main Street toward Skopje, or just cut through Washington, D.C. and Lake Tahoe to get to Skopje. The second option is definitely longer, I guess, but that’s really down to personal preference. Either way, both routes are safer than trying to cut through Mexico, even if that's technically the shortest path...
The Americans are going to crush them—they already got hammered by 7 goals last time.
Jeffrey Edwards76 said:How is it an insult if he’s just telling a Mexican that he’s a Mexican? 🤷
He didn't just tell a Mexican he was a Mexican—he claimed he's a Mexican with bloodshot eyes ready to slaughter, all while generalizing an entire nation. That's the distinction.
Any average lawyer could prove this. There's no way Mamić gets acquitted here. I guess the only question is the severity of the sentence—though they'll probably just hand him some conditional nonsense.
Oh, please. So Pop Đuić's grandson doesn't get his eyes targeted? May both of them die tied to a tree with bare feet, laughing themselves to death while a goat licks their salted soles.
Jonathan Lewis3 said:Henry Ford??
So, his Dad was basically Harry Truman's guy 🙂
Brandon Wilson14 said:Carmen Sandiego and Peterson on The Daily Mail 👍 👍 👍 👍 👍
Anyone got a link where I can catch the replay or something similar?
steelfox29 said:For Your glorious name
For Your glorious name I sacrifice myself
and I'll go ahead and screw everything up just for You,
Because it’s a heavy burden—I’ll admit that to everyone—
it drives me mad, BUT I’m not giving up.
Just know I love You, my Hajduk, my Hajduk, just know I love You.
You stole my heart—I'm completely hooked on You.
"For Your glorious name"??? How would that even sound??? It doesn't work. If you flip the wording around to make it flow, maybe—but then you've got other issues. It shouldn't be "know I love you," it should be "I LOVE YOU, MY HAJDUK." Anyway, the first version from that guy a few posts up is the original one—these others aren't, period.
Douglas Fisher2 said:Here’s the coverage from the local news outlet...
Good grief—just absolute idiots. I honestly can't believe what I'm reading.
wearyraven25 said:Don't get comfortable.
It’s proven yet again—the suits running this club are total idiots who only care about squeezing out an extra $100 bucks.$0.00 Maybe they'll even schedule the final match in Milan just to maximize their own take if we actually advance. Honestly, the people in charge are degenerate—it's pathetic. People are already slacking off at work or hanging out by vans instead of prepping, and then what? When we inevitably get hammered 3-0 at our home stadium, sixty percent of the fans probably won't even bother showing up for the trip to Italy.
Can someone actually be useful for once and post some flight options to Milan—either the night before the game or on match day? This is for those of us who actually have jobs and don't have all day to spend traveling.
wearyraven25 said:http://4.bp.blogspot.com/-c5KkfyUqAC...20/2r3koj9.jpg
They’re going to get absolutely screwed—all because of our own frustrations—sort of like what happened with the Armada. 😍
Raymond King47 said:all I want is to know if this data is actually accurate.....
Honestly, they want you more than you want them—and then once again, the Ultras will just sleep through it, hop on a single bus, and head straight over to Mexico. They weren't even there for the big games back in the day... look, just shut down your computers and stop typing already.