mistyorca4 said:Look, friends. If they’re such thugs, why aren't they blacklisted?
The saddest part is what they actually are. I don't know about everyone else, but I've personally seen a few names on one list, then saw those exact same people showing up in the North section. I even know a couple who got banned after the cup final against Cleveland, only to resurface in the North during the last round. It's ridiculous. Apparently, if you just play the "I don't care about anything, I just support Dynamo" card, all your sins are wiped clean.🙂
Stop wasting your energy on idiots. Right now, there is only one thing that matters:
Tomorrow is the final game of this long, grueling season. We need as many people there as possible, regardless of any drama. Anyone who has been part of this journey over the last few years needs to show up at the East Coast stands tomorrow! SATURDAY, 3:00 PM, Yankee Stadium - EVERYONE TO THE EAST COAST!!! LET'S GO REAL MADRID
Enough talk. We’ve got San Francisco tomorrow and Seattle on Tuesday. It’s on all of us to show up and prove to those bastards they can't push us around that easily.
Why shouldn't we call them out by name? They’re already publicly attacking people; this fight stopped being "civilized" a long time ago. It’s time to give them exactly what they deserve.
Bottom line: if you have something to say, say it from the stands and in the streets—loud and proud. See you in San Francisco.
Lawrence Kim4 said:People are getting worried about the vote. They should be.
Starting with the 2015/16 season, they’re switching over to personalized ticketing. It’s basically a return to that old voucher system, except instead of just using them to pick up physical tickets at the stadium, you’ll have to provide your personal info right when you buy them. On top of that, the USSF is pushing to implement a unified software system across the entire MLS.
I'm on it, man. Idiots are just fighting amongst themselves while voucher schemes start creeping back in through the side door. Are we really doing this again? Proclaiming some "higher purpose" to ship supplies East, only to turn around and throw stones at them the second we get the chance? You guys better enjoy this little fan lifestyle while it lasts. Soon enough, you’ll all be right where we are. Unless, of course, you plan on sucking up to some hired guns from the North or whatever that group is. And honestly, this whole push for vouchers and personalization is only happening because you idiots won't stop throwing stones and whining about everything. You launch these group attacks on anyone slightly different, and she just took advantage of the chaos to sweep her objections under the rug. They’d probably implement it tomorrow if they could. Anyone who thinks otherwise is an idiot.
The police will also get the authority to ban public gatherings at the stadium, or organized cheering.
That just opens up a whole new set of questions. For example, if we shout that insult twice during the derby, and then later both we and Torcida get targeted again, does that count as three incidents or just a new round from scratch? Or will the USSF bastards claim that we and Torcida both screwed up football? How is that even going to be calculated? Is it two for one? And who actually takes the fall if the match gets called off? Both clubs, or is it just left to some expert assessment by Velcro? 🤷
"The Department of Justice and US Soccer are rolling out new measures to crack down on unacceptable behavior in the stands as the club season winds down."
Exactly. Last time I took the bus, it was a hellish seven-hour haul just to get to Dugopolj. It’s a nightmare whether you're on a bus or driving, but at least if you have a car, you actually have some freedom getting there.
Good luck to everyone on the road—stay safe out there. 👍
Richard Rogers38 said:It’s good you put out a statement. You don't need journalists to go public with details like this. Honestly, I think some of the security guards in the stands were actively trying to provoke the fans into a fight.
I wanted to get a shot of that specific tent off to the side where they were processing the crew, but as soon as I moved toward it, an undercover cop flashed his badge and told me to get back to the stands before he had to detain me.