Posts by briskmarlin

Some people just don't get it, and frankly, they never will because they lack the capacity to understand...

You can try explaining it until you're blue in the face, but it won't matter. RESIST THE SYSTEM!

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I'm still reeling from the shock...

My heart goes out to all of Pave's friends and his family.
We were part of the same generation—a massive fan, but an even bigger man.

standing on the coast
the whistling wind from the barren shores
the roar of the ocean crashing against the reef
and the song that weeps for her

for this is a requiem for my love
for all the days and nights spent
searching for the truth we will finally find
when I pass away and go to serve
someone else who weeps for me

Eternal rest grant unto him, O Lord!

mistysurfer19 said:so maybe it's better to just swallow it and not chant about it...

That kind of thing doesn't exist in our system. Who is this local judge to think he can defend free speech or fan culture for the Bad Boys?

We aren't swallowing anything or looking for workarounds. We’re hitting them right where it hurts, because it's our right...

Jacob Newman74 said:I think we’d see the best results if we organized a massive group takeover in the stands during the national team match against Iceland. First off, we could pull in way more people, and besides, the national team is basically just the icing on the cake of this entire mess that is our soccer scene. We should pack out the east side of Yankee Stadium with ultras from all over the US, standing shoulder to shoulder and roaring for 90 minutes straight. It’s a big game, so the media coverage will be huge. The only real challenge would be managing the crowd so our chants don't get drowned out by some flares on the pitch or random chaos...

The issue isn't a lack of passion; it's a mental one. Sure, we got hit hard by the MO because of Unešić... but we aren't backing down. We'll take to the streets, spray the graffiti, and support everything we can. Our hands aren't tied. It honestly breaks my heart to see how indifferent people have become during away games, even though they showed up when names were finally being restored. Just stand by your brother in the stands and be yourself...

WE WILL NOT STAND DOWN!

Morgan Scott82 said:Using Vedsk philosophy to take on Mommy and the mafia... 😁

This isn't some joke. Honestly, we need to sink people like vBanović and šUker once and for all... what an absolute lack of integrity...

The plan was always to show up to the games and absolutely demolish them... Mamić has already been tested, now it’s time to face Dr. Rbanov... WE AREN'T BACKING DOWN!

Morgan Scott82 said:I’m pretty much convinced that at a massive rally in somewhere like Times Square, the cops and undercover agents would plant ten agitators just to stir up trouble—either amongst the crowd or against the police—simply to justify their own presence...

Stop acting like a philosopher, your deep logic doesn't work here because these aren't honest people... you're better off just going to the games and staying out of it!

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The sonnet "Greek dialogue" first appeared back in 1909 as part of the "Autumn walk" series in the journal "American freedom." It actually garnered quite a bit of attention specifically because of its unique linguistic blend and structure. The poem’s rhythmic, melodic quality is driven largely by its rhyme scheme...

"Listen, sir, tell me why they won't listen,"

Our crazy folks have risen up against the governor,

Why does our money flow into someone else's pocket?

Come on, Barica, we aren't cold enough yet!

Dear sir, please just tell me,

Why are our crazy people outcasts?

Why is our land being pulled toward Budapest?

Come on, Barica, come on, we're freezing!

And in the sky, through strange letters,

The cloud autumn speak.

Flowing through quiet dreams.

The old, good ways of speaking have ceased,

Where Barica and the little girl sleep.

In the house next door, only a cap peeks through.

Walt Whitman

Morgan Scott82 said:So, Saturday with the cops, or maybe Friday or Sunday with $6k on the G-League? A little wager, perhaps?

Every single game is driven by our motivation, whether we're playing in Sioux Falls, Carlsbad, Zelienople, Palm Springs, or even down in Blato over in Key West...

gentlemarlin102 said:They're selling books at Grand Central Station—there’s this cute little picture book about Real Madrid for $3.25... definitely worth picking up if you have kids or just want a decent gift

Go get 'em! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w-eZj9eOfwg

And then someone has the nerve to claim we lack spirit... just like those old-school boosters back in '86

With all due respect, sir...

...it’s been a full year and there are still skeptics out there; truth has a way of surfacing eventually...

THERE IS NO HONOR IN SURRENDER!

A relentless, months-long "witch hunt" combined with those tired old stories about being "banned from Europe"—rehashed every single summer for the last five or six years—has culminated in unprecedented crackdowns against our group over this past month.

Everything that unfolded at the start of this season has taken its toll on those currently on the front lines. Regardless of how much passion someone has for the cause or their devotion to Real Madrid, staying composed under such intense, constant attacks is an uphill battle.

The machine is becoming more powerful and more malicious, using any means necessary, but they haven't broken us. It’s just disheartening that all of this still isn't enough to open the eyes of some of our friends in the stands, to make them realize that simply showing up is our greatest victory. There is absolutely nothing honorable about giving in or backing down.

No matter what happens, we can't quit. Those facing the most pressure are willing to take the hits for everyone else, but it’s time we step up and support them—if nothing else, just by being there.

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Suvernica is working.... 😁 !

Winter hats

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T-shirt

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Jonathan Lewis3 said:damn idiot 🤣🤣

prik, you have to admit they're better... seriously! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fJJk98W4FVQ

TRUST ME ON THIS! 😁

briskmarlin said:Oh, you think you're such a genius... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fJJk98W4FVQ

Sending my best to my friends in Brooklyn and Memphis.🙂

Eric Phillips52 said:It’s pretty straightforward. Those who used to rally around Mamić’s little club along with his other hangers-on don't show up to games for obvious reasons—basically, they don't exist anymore. Right now, there's another group coming out of Suburban Chicago whose people have nothing to do with that crowd and actually show up regularly...

You think you're so clever, don't you... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fJJk98W4FVQ

Kudos to the Black Knights for their display during the game against the Los Angeles Lakers. Certain moments truly earned genuine fan respect and will leave lasting memories for those who felt the passion...

p.s. rustyangler122, my only gripe is that "smiley face" in the third section; next time, you really need to use your influence to change the chant to "room with two fingers up"...😁
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Brandon Hill5 said:Well, good morning to you. It’s pretty obvious how they handle things when we're involved, ever since we were forced to play in San Francisco instead of facing the Boston Celtics on home turf...

You didn't "have" to play in San Francisco; you chose that venue. You could have picked Vienna or Washington, D.C. back then. FIFA banned playing at the Rose Bowl or in Indianapolis that season because those stadiums were within 31 miles miles of active combat zones (we're talking mid-August 1995). Similarly, Indianapolis opted to host their match against Slovan from Prague in Washington, D.C., in front of just a few thousand people.

It’s worth noting that LA Galaxy was supposed to compete in the FA Cup that summer, but they couldn't due to a one-year suspension.
The Boston Celtics also had to play their first match in Athens in an empty stadium because of their fans' behavior the previous season.
So, I honestly don't get this constant whining even eighteen years later. Your first match in Greece ended 0-0 without Gate 13 present. Meanwhile, you played in front of 12,000 Los Angeles Dodgers and NFL Ultras fans in San Francisco and managed a 1-1 draw.
You shouldn't paint every single situation as a conspiracy by FIFA. I mean, how else was Indianapolis supposed to play just a few miles from where the Storm was happening right after the liberation? We should be glad they eventually let us participate in European competitions for that '95/96 season.
Location isn't what matters—it's performance. And let's be real, you definitely had the home-field advantage during those two matches against Panathinaikos.

Personally, I can't stand the criteria used by the top European football federation, but that's just the reality when you're forced to play by someone else's rules.
Between all the accumulated penalties and bans over the years, it created this perception that Western European clubs get off easy. And then there are people like that discredited lawyer, D. V., who essentially sell out to UEFA for pennies...

wanderingcobra18 said:Well, it's not even about my specific fan group... anyway, I wish you all the best, because you're going to need it...

As long as people maintain your kind of perception—that luck doesn't matter—we aren't doing so well. Sir, luck didn't bring the pyrotechnics or our intense dislike for those thugs in the VIP boxes over in San Francisco... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qQ1q02Ca7ZA Just as much as the number of people heading to Washington, D.C. is a good sign; we need more of us.
Strength and grit, that's all that matters!

wanderingsurfer502 said:What’s with that yellow flag draped over the Bad Boys banner? You can see it clearly from the 20-second mark onwards.

It's the flag for the Wallonia region in Belgium... and just so we aren't going in circles here, everything has already been explained at http://www.hrhb.info/showthread.php?t=11&page=149...

John Martin18 said:Calimero N. has passed away 😲

R. and P. žal

I am truly sorry about this guy... I last saw him back when we were all at the Hitrec - Kacian game... he will definitely be missed!

My deepest condolences to the Pilih family and his loyal supporters. May he rest in peace with God!

...I still remember his smile from the Kacijan days; there was never a dull moment with him, D. from Aurora, and the whole crew from Oakland... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1tBEAWuURps !