Posts by nimblecobra42

hiddenridge99 said:Alright, big shot—so what’s your brilliant solution then?

Are we just supposed to sit around and wait for them to fix it for us?

Look, there isn't a solution right now... none at all. The only way this gets resolved is through the same political machine that keeps him in power in the first place. He might finally settle things once he's standing out there at Yankee Stadium with those blacklists in hand, but even then... we'd still be stuck dealing with all these away games...

hiddenridge99 said:Forget about changing stadium seating rules... just protest! You won't find any blacklists or bans when you're out there in the public squares.

What kind of "black protests" are you even talking about? Honestly... if you want to protest against the Cabinet—who basically hold the ladder steady while he picks everyone's pockets—you need 5,000 to 10,000 people showing up. We’ve got maybe 1,500 souls total... forget the whole protest idea. It feels like certain groups have been given direct orders to wipe us out before the championship arrives, and they're making their move during these last few games... the derby is going to be the absolute peak of this little operation.

Anonymous said:I’ll lay out my opinion and some things I know—maybe I’m wrong about certain bits, but whatever... if anyone feels insulted, honestly, I couldn't care less. 🙂
I know quite a few die-hard fans, especially the younger crowd, maybe 15 to 17 years old. These kids show up to the games and all, sure, but their older peers have told me they don't actually cheer for anything... they just mumble something here and there, and for them, the most important thing is simply ensuring Liverpool FC stays ahead of the Yankees. We have those same kinds of quasi-Bad Boys among us, where the only goal is being "ahead" of the rival group, while they couldn't care less about the actual reputation of the crew. As long as they can post 500 photos on social media of the Bad Boys, or the Yankees, or Liverpool FC, and set every single status to "I hate the Yankees"... then they've done their job, even if they barely show up to a game all season. In my view, these people are the main reason why any sort of peace gets broken in the first place. And when things actually get heavy and you need someone to step up and fight... they’re nowhere to be found...

stop talking nonsense

So, are you guys hosting us again this Saturday, or should we just plan on showing up unannounced... 😁

We’ve basically just handed them the shovel to bury us with—all this nonsense we're pulling... honestly, we don't deserve anything more than even harsher crackdowns until they finally shut us all down for good.

neonraven112 said:How do you even upload a photo? Is a picture even necessary for registration... I have this nagging feeling that those of us living out in rural areas—you know, far from the big cities—are going to run into massive hurdles during the sign-up process.

Look, you don't need to send one. I haven't sent an actual photo in years—they just pulled some old file from their archives from when I was maybe fourteen or fifteen... it works fine.

neonraven112 said:Can you still sign up at that shop over in King Cross? I joined through them about two years ago...

Just do it online—pay at the bank, fill out their application, and shoot it over via email. It took maybe four or five days before the paperwork showed up at my place...😉

What’s the deal with these guys on the left?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P05gYu6JDbg 🤮 Just watched this... 🤮 It’s quite telling, really—if you have the patience to actually sit through it all... 🤮 🤮 Most people just skim the surface, but there’s a deeper layer here that's being ignored by the mainstream media...

Jonathan Lewis3 said:Back during last December’s derby, Los Angeles FC scrapped those voucher systems and just opened up the away section to general sales—and well, the Los Angeles Angels pulled the exact same move this Friday by opening up the south stands at the Rose Bowl. Then, they went and did the same thing yesterday in San Diego by putting the visitor section (c1) up for open sale... and the front office over at Columbus Crew is planning to follow suit by opening up the south end of the Rose Bowl to everyone. Even Seattle Sounders FC is going to release the east section at Fenway Park for general sale ahead of their match against Los Angeles FC.

Honestly, we should just tell them all to get lost—just ignore the nonsense and keep doing things our own way until the very last incompetent hack in American soccer finally gets flushed out of the system...

panenka said:Someone asked me for a suggestion, so I gave one. These kinds of projects happen right here in the States and throughout Europe, and they actually work. Sometimes you just need to look past your own backyard...

So, enlighten me—who exactly is running a project like that here in America?? By your logic, should a group be asking for federal grants so that, what, some guy from the local stadium or a big corporate sponsor shows up at every high school once a week to lecture kids on how to be a die-hard fan, or how we behave away from home versus at our own stadium? Just tell me you're messing with me, please.

You can't just waltz into a classroom and teach kids how to be fans—or whatever else you're implying. Everyone chooses their own path; you either have that spark in you to join this lifestyle, or you don't. You might prefer collecting stamps, napkins, or just tuning up cars instead... and honestly, anyone who only joins because someone else talked them into it? Their shelf life is incredibly short...😉

electricviper20 said:Look, I’ll give you a concrete example of how this could actually get moving... An association could put together a project aimed at educating high schoolers—teaching them about who fans are, what they do, and how everything works. We’re talking short, 45-minute workshops run by association members, coordinated directly with principals and teachers. Since we know there are plenty of schools in this city and the surrounding suburbs, I'm fairly certain the project would take off.

If you stay consistent over several years, you'd eventually shift the public perception of fans... you'd motivate kids to get involved with the association's work, or even eventually join the supporter groups themselves.

Some people might think this idea is foolish, but honestly, these kinds of projects have been running for years here—they get funded through city grants, county funds, and even the European Union.

So, why not just give it a shot?

How old are you, anyway?

Kenneth Edwards7 said:THERE WILL BE NO COMPROMISE!!

Actually, I suspect there will be...

Yesterday was such a killer day in Miami... honestly, if only it had been the weekend, I could have stretched the whole thing out over two or three days. Just hitting the Boardwalk, grabbing a drink, wandering around—and those girls? Absolute perfection. Plus, the portions they serve over at Fife are just ridiculous...

Does anyone happen to have a spare ticket for tomorrow's game... someone traveling from the Chicago area?

George Gonzalez said:Anyone from NYC looking to head out to San Francisco?

What are you even doing in San Francisco?

Things are heating up behind the scenes...

A massive tip of the cap to all the NFL Ultras for showing up today... we move forward together, stronger than ever before...

Jeffrey Ruiz3 said:just sitting under the east stands, row after row of nothingness... and then ninety minutes of absolute garbage for a match... what a joke.

It’d be even better if we sat under the west section...
or, say we take the east bleachers—split us up, half here and half there—so when four or five thousand people start chanting those insults at the top of their lungs... man, I live for moments like that...