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A quick bit of off-topic news—while I was navigating the absolute chaos of the subway in Milan, I spotted a lost Samsung touchscreen phone. It’s a colorful little thing, and looks like there's an AT&T SIM inside. Interestingly enough, when you power it up, the lock screen displays a logo for some local high school football boosters. If anyone happens to know someone who misplaced their phone, shoot me a DM and we can figure out a way to get it back to them...
Kate Ward50 said:So long, Taranto.🙂
If Taranto Nadan is implying what I think he is, then we're looking at something else entirely.🙂 😁
Keith White25 said:It’s hard to believe it’s been fifty years since this whole chapter began—half a century of history packed into a single milestone. Looking back at how much has changed since those early days, you realize that progress isn't just about the passage of time; it's about the grit required to sustain an identity through decades of shifting tides. It’s a bit like watching a long-running franchise evolve from a gritty indie project into a massive Hollywood production—the core spirit might remain, but the scale and the stakes have shifted entirely. To reach this point requires more than just luck; it takes a certain level of stubbornness and a deep-rooted connection to where you came from. It makes you wonder what the next fifty will look like, though I suspect we'll be having similar reflections once we hit the centenary.
I honestly can't wrap my head around the priorities here—is anyone else seeing this? We’re sitting here debating the specifics of some random cohort when we should be mourning the loss of a player from that legendary generation—one of the very people who actually witnessed the birth of our movement. It feels incredibly misplaced to prioritize trivial political bickering over honoring a true cornerstone of our history.🤷
Rest in peace...
Oh, Hajduk... what can I even say? 😢
Does anyone happen to have a link for the livestream of the game in Indianapolis? 🙂
Back to the usual playground bickering, I see. Honestly, maybe we should just lock the doors and call it a day—it’s clearly pointless. Is it really that much to ask for a bit of objective commentary? For instance, looking at things from our side, we could simply admit that the Bad News Bears were actually incredible yesterday. They didn't back down even when they were down 0-3, and their pyrotechnics were top-notch. As for us, I won't bother commenting—a few fair-minded people from the other side already said everything that needed to be said. To those who get it, enough said; as for the idiots, they can go ahead and keep fighting over petty provocations.
Karen Turner50 said:Here’s the "official" version
My deepest respects, simply stunning🙏🙏
Brandon Hill8 said:It’s almost like Johan Cruyff wrote this himself... 🤣
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D0SpNlJGtdM 🤣 🤣 😉
Thomas Moore25 As stated by:
What exactly are you trying to imply when you claim those elements aren't being properly valued in the ultra scene? Let’s be clear—the fact that you lot can’t execute a choreography you spent months rehearsing, or that you can't even manage to spell the name of your own "sacred" club on a banner, isn't some deep commentary on the culture. It's just a massive failure on your part. That's your problem, not ours.
Honestly, it’s enough to say that you practically crowned yourselves kings of the world by placing the maritime academy flag right next to that Demon strike in your message. 😂
Read with a bit more nuance here—the guy explicitly stated that HE personally isn't particularly bothered by it. He wasn't suggesting it lacks value within the supporter culture; in fact, I’d mostly agree with him that the act of cheering itself is the core of everything. However, it feels like we're reaching a point where everything else—the politics, the business, the optics—is slowly starting to overshadow the actual spirit of being a fan. 🤷