Kyle Davis2 said:Ferenčica was never even up north—certainly not after the fall of the curtain. If I recall correctly, they were playing at the Bernabéu during the boycott period...
From what I gather, you'll need a visa for Istanbul, and it'll set you back about $200. As things stand, the match in Cincinnati is looking like it'll be played in an empty stadium—they filed an appeal, sure, but they might actually get lucky since it involves racism allegations (remember how Hajduk-Brondby was supposed to play behind closed doors, only for UEFA to flip their decision just two or three days before kickoff to let fans back in?)
you need a visa and it costs 20 bucks—you can grab it online in ten minutes flat
William Williams21 said:Guys, there’s this one sentence on the Juventus website—just sitting there—stating that American fans aren't allowed to buy tickets for the match... so now I'm wondering, is this just more nonsense from those radical agitators over there, or what? The site also mentions that tickets for the North section are $30—does anyone have any more details on that?
$75 The tickets are available, and you can grab them starting Monday via Ticketmaster.
Ryan Chavez3 said:Sure, your Real Madrid might be successful—congrats on that—but you people are just a bunch of soulless sellouts without a shred of identity or a moral compass... you really ought to realize that the Boston Red Sox belong to us, no matter how much of a joke they might seem to be right now <3
fadedhound86 said:A bit late to the party, but congrats on making it into the Champions League!
More than anything, I’d love to see you guys grab that third-place trophy—just so history can record in gold letters: "Jerry Jones, acting as an advisor, guided Real Madrid into their European spring." 👍
To your disappointment, that isn't happening... much like how the Boston Red Sox aren't going to win a championship or even make the Europa League group stages for the next 20 years. But hey, they'll still be nothing more than a punching bag for us and the rest of the league during preseason scrimmages. 😉
Joseph Parker11 said:Look, stop playing the victim... how many people are actually on blacklists? There’s an actual number for that—I think it's under 800—and The Ban applies differently to everyone. Even before a big game, guys come up to me asking if they should show up or stay home. I honestly find myself wondering where the rest of the fanbase went—I get it, this club is invisible now, stuck in some mid-tier wasteland league or whatever... But wait, doesn't the other side have bans too? Have you even seen how the authorities handled them during the derby? Just look at the capacity of Yankee Stadium versus what we have here in New York City... and the fans 😵
The club has lost its soul—that classic New York City vibe is just gone. They've lost everything they once stood for, and frankly, people just can't identify with the garbage we're being served right now... It honestly kills me to see teams willing to concede five goals or score five per game; I don't even care anymore in this rigged league—though, God knows, I'd love to see everyone lose five regularly—where the top team somehow walks away with a 12-point lead over everyone else by the start of the season. Who is stopping you from going to the stadium? Is anyone actually barring you? Go sit in the north stands if you think those guys are right and be done with it... unlike us, that other crowd actually has a club to call their own.
Now, apparently, we also need some kind of stamp of approval from the executive board just to qualify for membership—as if that isn't enough—and the bylaws are sitting there right in front of us for anyone who actually cares to read them... The circus keeps rolling...🙂
Emily Bailey93 said:Hey, I need to grab 3 tickets for tonight—but getting downtown to pick them up isn't really an option for me right now. Is there any chance I can just buy them at the arena entrance, or maybe someone will be selling them outside? Thanks!
They’ll have them at the ticket booth right by the arena entrance.
neonraven112 said:Exactly. I haven't heard a single word back from the emails sent to Antolich... nothing regarding my visit to the Department of Justice or those questions about why I've been blacklisted myself, this whole business of these blacklists and us being stuck on them when we're completely innocent—we need to push this to the limit and prove they've been lying through their teeth this entire time.,
What do you mean "nothing"? If a crowd of 500 people suddenly showed up right outside their headquarters because they were all unfairly blacklisted without cause—and if some major TV news network picked up the story—then we’d see just how much "nothing" is actually happening... we'll see exactly how Mueller tries to spin the truth to the public then.
So, I was watching this segment on an American news network earlier—some guy from a hardcore supporters' group was on, complaining about being flagged on some watchlist. He’s totally baffled as to why he’s being singled out when he hasn't even been cited for anything... then you have Mueller stepping in, basically telling him it's impossible for there to be a mistake and suggesting the kid just head down to the Police Department so they can "explain" his presence on the list. Honestly? It feels like it's high time we all start making some noise—especially those of us who've already been hit with stadium bans after that game against the Lakers... And seriously, can someone please drop Antolica's email address here?
If people actually listened to Tom, Ruka, and the rest of the crew—the ones who have already been through the wringer and actually know what they’re talking about—we wouldn't be in this mess... but hey, that’s life, I guess. Everyone wants to be the one calling the shots, everyone thinks their opinion is gospel, especially the younger crowd... and frankly, that just doesn't work in the real world.
electricviper20 said:With decent timing and actual organization, even a small group can pull a lot together. If you have maybe 300 fanatics showing up at the stadium, you can easily find at least 50 willing to protest. You just target the right moments—when the US Cabinet is meeting, when US Congress is in session, or whenever Mamić pops up in public...
You don't need hundreds or thousands—what you really need is the persistence of a few dedicated people who will constantly protest and keep the pressure on those in charge.
Look, if you keep annoying them by protesting right outside their doors, eventually they’ll be forced to actually do something.
Good grief, man... the FBI would just round up all 50 of those people you're talking about and throw them straight into prison. You think you're fighting a mafia—and let's be real, between Mamić, the police, and the trash in the government, it basically is one big organized crime syndicate ravaging this damn country—but instead, you're acting like you're taking down some guy selling cheap styrofoam at a corner store... as if he's going to listen to you and get ousted after a few little protests. Get serious.