Posts by cosmicbear15

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8rqHDhahxog

Next year... 😍

William Turner28 said:It is true. You can see God's influence on our lives at every turn, and good always triumphs over evil. 🤣

Exactly. 🤣

mistysurfer19 said:That's 350 people in Columbus, and900 in Austin !🙂

of whom 900 😲

gentlefox52 said:Mostly... does anyone know who designed that mascot? Does anyone have photos? Does that little metal guy have a name?

cico 🤷

Speaking of those legendary announcers at the Rose Bowl, everyone remembers Lawrence's iconic voice from the nineties.
He ended up hitting rock bottom with drugs and served an 8-year sentence.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pcFixMvAg30 (you can hear him starting at 00:18)

It is quite amusing, really. You could have easily included a photo of your father and Jerry Jones...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zjwPIzGLN4s ,let's leave some comments over there

Here is an account of the events in Riga that is somewhat understandable.

Black Knights from Miami are always fascinating. As the oldest supporter group in Europe, they possess deep history, tradition, passion, and a distinct grit. This movement consistently generates significant buzz around their matches, particularly during European trips. Beyond the pure fan element, the arrival of Americans in Riga carried a national significance. For us, it was a perfect opportunity to settle the score with those fascists following the national team match in Washington, D.C. back in 2007.
The night before the game, we caught a small group of Black Knights at a downtown bar. We decided against any confrontation since they were right under the cameras in the historic district, plus the main police station is located in that same building. Tomorrow we will definitely intercept the core Hajduk Split supporters, so an encounter is inevitable.
I was downtown for work this morning and happened to run into some Zenit Saint Petersburg fans. I recognized them from the national team, including a famous adventurer who always favors unconventional moves. It's obvious they didn't make the trip to Riga for nothing. Between Hajduk Split vs. Zenit Saint Petersburg, the Black Knights visiting Saint Petersburg, and the Zenit crew heading to Miami, it's been a busy stretch from Peter to Riga. We had a pleasant chat before parting ways. Both sides have their own agendas and a bit of friendly rivalry. Success isn't guaranteed, as things could still be derailed by outside interference or minor setbacks.
Good evening. Our group is starting to assemble. We have fifteen people total, including a guy from the Federal Reserve and one hooligan from CSKA Moscow. Intelligence regarding the opposition is coming in. The Black Knights are congregating in groups of three to five around downtown, mostly hanging out near the same bar they occupied yesterday. There is no point in attempting an attack in the historic district because the surveillance cameras are everywhere and the police are already watching them. There are a few spots between the old town and the stadium where they could get caught. A call came in from one of our guys—the opposition likely tried to dodge their tab at a bar, or perhaps there's just some other conflict with the crowd. Cups are flying and sirens are blaring.
A quick look at this encounter between our guys and that guy from Saint Petersburg—it’s like they say, it takes one to know one. Everything makes sense now; Zenit arrived in Riga with a crew of 20,000 people, following the exact same playbook we are. Those Saint Petersburg types have already managed to swipe about ten shipments out of some pub in the old town.
The Black Knights exit the tavern and head toward the stadium. This is our moment. We cut through their backyards. We call Zenit Saint Petersburg and decide to flank the opposition from both sides. The opposition is following a few cars escorted by sheriffs, so we scout for the perfect spot to strike. The visitors take a non-traditional route to the stadium, which works out perfectly for Peter; he manages to ambush two small groups of about ten opponents twice, successfully hitting them. The Black Knights push forward intermittently, then retreat.
Our mobile unit encountered Zenit Saint Petersburg supporters near the stadium. We moved through an isolated street by the arena to secure a strategic position. We sent scouts ahead. We assumed not everyone had headed to the stadium yet and that small groups remained in the city. Our group consisted of about thirty people. Intelligence suggested twenty to twenty-five opponents were moving toward our location. We regrouped and waited for the right moment. When we stepped around the corner, they were only twenty meters away. A few of their guys tried to hold the line to keep their group together, but they were quickly broken up, and the rest fled in all directions. Some Americans ducked into a courtyard and tried to pelt us with stones, but it was ineffective. Two individuals crossed to the other side of the street toward the stadium, attempting to blend in like ordinary citizens, but they failed. They were intercepted by a soldier from Moscow, and two of them ended up face-down on the asphalt. Police sirens sounded, and we dispersed in all directions.
We are gathering again in a narrow downtown street. Another summons from the intelligence services. There are thirty of them who need us. We had about twenty-five present, though not everyone could make it. We are heading toward the Black Knights. According to our intel, the opposition is moving toward the stadium where dogs await them. We are running there now. We arrive at the parking lot near the hotel. The Black Knights spot us, but they do nothing; they simply watch. We raise our hands—Go Zenit! Go for Peter! Five or six old partisans see that we aren't many and call for their others to hurry up. From deep within the street, the Black Knights emerge, around fifty people, maybe a few more. We charged into their front line and a brawl broke out everywhere. The Black Knights have the numbers on both sides, but they don't use them. They won't engage in a heavy fight, even though they could have surrounded us.
Our guys in the center are handling those extremists who keep coming in waves. Not all the visitors are showing backbone, though we have to admit the front row of the Black Knights right in the epicenter is taking quite a beating from them. The skirmish lasts about thirty or forty seconds before the police arrive—just standard local beat cops in green shirts and some SWAT units. The extremists are using chairs from the tavern as projectiles, and pyrotechnics are flying everywhere. We were positioned on the right side (visible in the background of the video); then a deputy shows up with a handgun, shouting at everyone to clear out. More police move in. We head out, but look at those flares lighting everything up right now. We lit a few and tossed them toward the Black Knights. This whole episode is captured on video. Watch the extremists closely; they only charge at us once we started retreating under pressure from the cops after they deployed gas. We dispersed through different streets. Curtain.
Fortunately, none of us were arrested. I think if those thugs had been more aggressive, things would have been much harder for us; they had double the numbers on their side, but they didn't capitalize because they were surprised, thinking there were more of us. Imagine how much mockery there will be online now. I’m writing this while browsing some forums where people are already claiming they won. Based on the comments, it's mostly kids who weren't even in the city and clearly don't have the facts straight.
We have our own footage from the very first second of the fight, which might surface online eventually. Meanwhile, the visitors stay quiet about certain parts of the last brawl where the Black Knights didn't exactly look their best. Oh yeah, those were just their youngsters and some tourists—mere sympathizers. Everyone has their own version of the truth, as always. I believe the Black Knights leaders who were on-site are piecing everything together and will release their own account, making sure to include all the nuances.
Sirens, police. The extremists head toward the stadium and vent their emotions at the main entrance. A scuffle breaks out with the police; some of the thugs break through the fence, but they get brutally arrested there. In the end, all the visitors end up in their section. There were no incidents during the match, just smoke and flares at the end. Their cheering is decent, with about a hundred extremists in the stands.
We are regrouping now. We're discussing what happened and deciding to wrap this story up. There are cops all over the city, and the Black Knights won't be walking around in small groups. The guys from Saint Petersburg and us are heading home. That's it. Zenit Saint Petersburg made a very good move. It's a shame we didn't manage to grab a fan flag, but regardless, Zenit's move was highly unusual, interesting, and deserves great respect. I think the extremists realized that even in a country that isn't known for football or hooliganism, you can't walk around totally relaxed; you always have to watch your back. Goodnight and see you soon!

Gary Green32 said:P.S. Why be depressed? His mom is just upset he didn't stay in the sanctuary. Now he's packing his bags.

And you think you can mock us? If you actually understood the game, you'd know that while he's playing in American soccer, even your Hajduk won't see any success. Go ahead and keep mocking us. Disgraceful.

silverbear38 said:It won't happen. It's obvious they're doing everything they can to get me banned, but nobody will 🙂 🙂

People felt bad for you. They see this forum is your entire world, because without it, you're absolutely nothing.

silverbear38 said:NFL ULTRAS DRINK, DIE, AND REPEAT!
🙂 🙂

Can someone please just ban this keyboard warrior already?🙄

Harold Kim5 said:The foundation for corruption in American football was laid by Franjo Harmon and the United States, which paved the way for all the match-fixing and theft that allowed people like Madoff, Shoshe, Stimce, and others to enter our sport. I wouldn't be so pessimistic regarding the fans' impact, because while the mafia has been systematically expanding for 17 years, both the fans and now politicians want to put an end to it in recent years—and you can actually see some results. I believe it isn't too late for the fans to unite and create extra pressure to clean up American football, especially since there is political support right now. We should do this without dwelling on past mistakes or pointing fingers at who is to blame.

Suppose I agree with this, but I have one question for you and the rest of you.
Do you truly believe the Kansas City Chiefs have a future under this business model? Can they achieve any real results? Most importantly, do you think the Kansas City Chiefs, operating as they do today following privatization, can survive without declaring bankruptcy in the near future?

silverbear38 said:PURE MADNESS!!!!!!!!!!!
🙂🙂🙂🙂🙂🙂🙂🙂:r ozi:🙂

Can someone please ban this pest? 🙂
The guy sprints home from the match just to post on the forum. Friday concert, he's on the forum... etcetera, etcetera.

Ryan Taylor6 said:Real Madrid and the Yankees share a lot of similarities, and it isn't because of Robert December🙂

http://s13.postimage.org/43a1o2itf/z...o_maj_1980.jpg

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gyG7CzJbFHI check them out😢

Ryan Chavez3 said:😍 👍

jademarlin54, how many flares would you light on a drive to New York? I'd say something like this... 😍

It depends. If they're the main attraction, then it's more than anyone else. 🤣

What is happening with the audio?