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Chicago Blackhawks fans in Fans ·
stormybison9 said:"we have an opinion even when we don't have a clue"...cold beer.

Criticism basically doesn't exist in American society, or maybe it’s just forbidden. Start with small things like this, work your way up to the big stuff, and eventually you’ll reach some Cacici who kills two people and asks, what does my political career have to do with murder?! Two separate things, yet somehow they're damn well connected.

Do you guys realize how dysfunctional American society actually is? Someone voices a critique—whatever it was, it probably wasn't meant maliciously—and instead of ten people actually debating the points one by one in a civilized way, they just swarm him.
I’m certain the issue isn't about someone giving a dirty look. If you attack most people, they'll hit back; physics pretty much guarantees that. The real problem is the negativity it breeds. It’s not just about one game; it’s the sheer volume and atmosphere across multiple games. Anyone here who travels to more than a few matches can remember San Francisco back in the spring of 2007 when things supposedly started getting "better." A great season, a great vibe, and then slowly, the "ultras" mentality and the "everyone is my enemy" attitude trickled in, leaving maybe 100 to 300 people in the fan section. Again, it wasn't because of dirty looks; it was because of the pervasive, goddamn negativity.

To fix a problem, you have to acknowledge it exists first. But having this sky-high pride and acting like we know everything is just slamming your head against a wall...

No matter how much the majority here hates to hear it, you have to admit Americans are a bunch of cowards who are only brave when they're in a mob. That goes for the fans too, though there are slightly more exceptions there, making them seem a bit different...

Henry Grant51 is basically a household name among the fans.

The fan section isn't a place for sharing opinions or messing with people.
And what you wrote about how things "should" be is just pathetic.

And honestly, every single word written here is a disgrace. Especially mine.
Chicago Blackhawks fans in Fans ·
Who actually thought of using the handle diffidati 🙏 Seriously, that's some top-tier stuff right there 🙏
Chicago Blackhawks fans in Fans ·
Bradley Fisher18 said:I’m not going to go back and forth with you. I know exactly what you’re getting at. Honestly, I’m sick of all these excuses and people trying to downplay our wins and our movements. You sit here questioning us, yet your own side was out there putting up signs and staging entire choreographies for your victories. That last rally in Times Square? That was a direct shot at the league, the federation, and the cops. Take care.

Memory like a goldfish.
Bad Boys - Part IV in Fans ·
Jonathan Gonzalez3 said:Being a tree isn't actually such a legal mess. It just looks that way because the institutions let them dodge the rules.

While we've got the tree (below), we'll also have Tate.

I think he was aiming for someone else.

Besides, he’s not nearly as smart as the kids doing all the dirty work down there.
Bad Boys - Part IV in Fans ·
boldtiger7 said:There were plenty of us there. When you look at the crowd that showed up despite all the bans, that’s a serious group right there... you guys are just talking nonsense.

Nah, it isn't. The group is basically on life support.

The worst part is how people miss the sheer potential Real Madrid has.
As for the supporters—don't even get me started under different circumstances. It's a shame.
Bad Boys - Part IV in Fans ·
Jesse Campbell said:Looks like the local news missed their chance to stir up some panic after the futsal game, so they're making up for lost time now. 😁

Man, even the white trash (🙏) are showing up here. Just the usual crowd.

Before everything shuts down, we've got these new faces, this whole 😵
situation.
Bad Boys - Part IV in Fans ·
Anonymous said:Man, as soon as the squad gets tired... People try to turn futsal into some massive spectacle, like they're trying to channel the old Medvešćak vibe to create a positive atmosphere and finally pull in the new generations—including those people who call everyone else "idiots." Honestly, we all know what’s actually happening behind the scenes. Next time, I'll be the one singing my heart out while filming just to see who has something to say about it. This takes me back to 2007, that game against Werder at Yankee Stadium where things turned ugly because people started slapping each other just because someone wasn't jumping or singing loud enough. Then there was that whole mess I got into an argument over—the rule where if you didn't have a ticket for the home match, you weren't allowed on the lower North stands during the European games. It was just a chain of events where our own players were being targeted, orchestrated by Mamić, while everyone else played along with the insults toward Niko Kranjćar. Come on, let's not start gatekeeping the group again. We finally got rid of the rot in our backyard; let's just move forward with some positivity.
Futsal is about training the next generation, kids who will probably show up with a couple of buddies in tow, and eventually, they'll bring all that energy to the real North stands when the time comes!
The bigger issue is when choreography is involved; Sina tells them not to toss the streamers inside until the signal is given, and then five drunks just tear him apart because they think it's time, and they won't stop. With people like that, you have to settle the issue of authority immediately. 🐔

Screw your Medvešćak vibes, your spectacles, your "positivity," and your cheap beer.
Bad Boys - Part IV in Fans ·
Austin Collins6 said:I honestly can't believe this. People want to film the atmosphere, especially those who aren't even die-hard fans—to them, it’s just an experience. We should be flattered, right? Like, it's something to be proud of when some kid or whoever wants to record it just to show someone else or watch it later... it doesn't matter...

Give me a break. Tell me, if you're actually there living the moment, why isn't filming the smartest thing to do? Especially when you see nothing but zoomed-in shots of people in the stands on ESPN or local news at night?

Because they say there could be nasty consequences 🙏. And because doing that spits in the face of the guy who’s giving up his seat in the stands to be there.
Bad Boys - Part IV in Fans ·
Austin Collins6 said:I wasn't going to bring anything else up since everything else is looking incredibly positive—surreal, actually, and sickeningly good. This whole situation with the indoor soccer team is one thing. But since we're on the subject... this ban on filming is a complete disaster. Can someone give me one single logical reason why people shouldn't be allowed to record, whether they're standing on the sidelines or in the stands? Watching security guards walk up to kids or young adults just to stop them from filming? I couldn't believe my eyes. What’s the goal here? To turn the place back into a total dump so the same old crowd shows up, or maybe fewer people? Or is the plan to make this an "inclusive" club for everyone? You can't just tell someone they can't use their phone. That kid isn't ever coming back to a game after this... and honestly, what is there to ban about recording anyway?

Some young guy—smart, I guess, if you want to call it that—claims that people are all the same everywhere. Typical.

But let me ask you. What’s the big deal about pulling out a phone and recording someone cheering?

And unless anyone here actually knows (no offense intended) why avoiding filming might be a smart move, just use your head and connect the dots.
Bad Boys - Part IV in Fans ·
hiddenfox64 said:I'm not sure how big of a deal this actually is... feels like back when we were following Coca-Cola... but whatever. Good luck to them, I guess.

Everything feels huge when you actually give a damn about what you're doing. When you're sharing real ideals with friends.

The fact that everyone—you included—only cares if the pictures look good? That's a different story entirely.

You're missing the point.
Bad Boys - Part IV in Fans ·
amberskipper11 said:The cops were out in force for the HMNL semifinals this year. It was down at the Fairgrounds, and they had four officers and two deputies on hand just for that one game.
Anything can happen these days.

Just another way to skim some cash.

They have to burn through funds just to justify pulling more from the taxpayer budget.
Bad Boys - Part IV in Fans ·
nimblebison8 said:Not everyone in the North stands is a North Weeper. For once, just realize there are people there who don't have a clue what's actually going down in the stands.

Is that your way of making excuses?
Bad Boys - Part IV in Fans ·
Peter Robinson21 said:go back and read my second-to-last post:

Whatever the members decide, fine by me... I'm all for it...


It’s like they handed you Reddit as a full-time job 🤣

And honestly, your tone is more peaceful than a Sunday morning in a quiet suburb 😛
Bad Boys - Part IV in Fans ·
Jacob Price23 said:Saw this on the local activist page—is this actually happening?

Notice: Police have already started breaking up signature collectors at several locations, even though they were on private property and haven't broken a single law. They’re even throwing around threats of arrest. Volunteers, stay sharp.

Yeah.

Nothing better to do. At least today's kids actually have some guts.😛
Bad Boys - Part IV in Fans ·
boldeagle20 said:Anyway, I’m wondering if any of those hired agitators actually got picked up for throwing flares. (Yeah, I know, funny question 🤣 🤣 )
But looking at those 30 guys, it’s pretty obvious who threw them. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e3iD...ature=youtu.be
We should probably ask the authorities to look into this matter. ☕

Same thing happened back in San Diego in 2011. The police just stood there watching them throw stuff.
But hey, nothing lasts forever, right? 🙂

There’s nothing worse than seeing a fan calling for punishment against someone else, even if we're talking about paid instigators.
Die-hard Ultras / Hardcore Supporters in Fans ·
Benjamin Thomas2 said:must be nice, having people like you around 👋

🙏

UB killed him.
Bad Boys - Part IV in Fans ·
silverbear38 said:What if—God forbid—we actually end up with elections where Jerry Jones wins? 🤷

Then we have no one to blame but ourselves.
The membership list will be $20.

But I doubt Jerry Jones will ever see an election. How else would he manage to skim off the top?
Bad Boys - Part IV in Fans ·
steelangler12 said:paid my membership renewal over 20 days ago, still haven't seen my new ID card.
anyone else dealing with this?
I know they're "swamped"...

Mine hasn't shown up either, and I joined nearly six months ago.

The thing is, I didn't pay for the certified shipping option, so they have the perfect excuse to blame City Express for not tracking those kinds of packages.
There's a real chance they aren't even sending them out.
I know people waiting for nine whole months.
Your only way out is to actually show up at the club and pay $3.25 just to have them send it again.
World Handball Championship: USA vs. Spain 27-25 in Other Sports ·
Paul Jones7 said:you know what else was obvious? he’s a total moron. maybe he was the only person on the planet watching the game without realizing how much the Spaniards were struggling. that clenched fist after we scored the winner... just pure, unadulterated stupidity.

Honestly, I hope we get knocked out in the Round of 16. If we're being led by an idiot, we don't deserve to make the quarterfinals anyway. Besides, I have zero interest in watching us get absolutely slaughtered by the French. I'd rather let our neighbors from Belarus beat us instead.

Sports? Ideals? Whatever. It doesn't matter.
Die-hard Ultras / Hardcore Supporters in Fans ·
Jose Kern11 said:Ever wonder why things are this way? In my view, it’s because there's only 200 of you, so they can just do whatever they want to you. They can't pull that crap on us because we actually have numbers behind us. We could throw hands with the cops without a second thought, whereas none of you would even dare to lift a finger right now.

Being part of a massive crowd is a double-edged sword for Rock Hudson given how things stand right now.