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You don't gloat when you win, and you don't hang your head when you lose. I'm not sure if you're Sean Chase from over in Tennessee or just some guy from rural Alabama, but you did mention how you guys already picked those oranges twice while driving back home. Just keep that in mind so you don't end up looking foolish later on. 😉
silentsailor28 said:Hey guys, I'm looking for someone through a campus job board—needs to be a dedicated Black Knights fan, someone reliable and honest. Pay is $6.75. Must have a driver's license, and you'll be working in totally normal, decent conditions. No alcoholics or people constantly distracted by family drama, please... shoot me a DM. You MUST show ID in your profile.
Sorry for derailing the thread everyone...
🤣 Well, drug users are allowed, so I guess this is just straight-up discrimination 😁
Richard Rogers38 said:The caption under the video mentions it's that cafe right under the South Stand, near the lot where they drop off the visiting fans at the Brooklyn staging area... you know, the one they fence off during big rivalry games...
So basically, any fans who didn't make it into the stands but got dropped off by the buses from the University Hospital could have wandered into that cafe...
Yeah. We headed out, but these guys? They clearly haven't a clue. They just ended up drinking a bit too much, and honestly, I don't think even the USSF or the team owners would get it. It's like, if you don't actually grasp the gravity of the situation, you just drink and go. That’s how it goes. Not everyone has that sense of fan solidarity, you know? Some people just don't really get what they're singing about...
Honestly, who even cares about who gets all the credit once they finally pack up and leave? It’s not about us chasing glory or trophies. We’re fighting this because we need to take down the Democratic Party. Seriously, if you keep thinking like that, you’re just going to sink your own group even deeper. Thank god you aren't the one making the calls, otherwise, the whole fan movement would probably just fizzle out and die. And those videos from the coffee shops? Those weren't filmed at the plaza—I have no clue where that footage actually came from...
neonraven112 said:Yeah, I end up getting met by a brick wall at the entrance because I was shouting against the boss. Now my godmother is dealing with the cops and my seven-year-old kid because I wasn't staying in my designated section. Apparently, this city, Chicago, doesn't breathe for the team, if you know what I mean. You can just imagine the mess.
I'm talking about the justice system here, not some damn brick wall.
Jesse Campbell said:If this happened in Chicago, they’d probably charge him with genocide and ship him off to The Hague.
I honestly think it's just because out in places like Miami, everyone seems to have some kind of connection to the local sports fanatics, so people tend to be a bit more understanding or just look the other way. But in a big city like Chicago? Not so much...
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mistyorca4 said:And then you've got these little pests picking up scraps of info from the forums again. Like, haven't you heard five different times already that N. decided to get his life together and find a job? Looking at all these demands, it’s not just about him—it's like they're trying to do it for fifty other people too. Maybe their whole strategy to fight Zdravko Mamić is just trying to bankrupt him.
Honestly, this is the core of the issue. Imagine dedicating your entire life to a group, only to end up facing fines or sitting in a cell because of it. Then, ten years down the line, you realize you've got nothing left—no money, no support, nothing—and suddenly you turn your back on everything and chase a paycheck, even though that profit comes from the exact same people you were fighting against in the first place. It would be better to just move to Canada or Germany or somewhere else entirely than to try and make up for those lost years by murdering your own ideals, just to crawl out of the mud.
I honestly don't get how they can just sit there and let these pride parades happen in Washington, D.C. If you tried pulling something like that in Miami, it would never fly. It’s just the way people think down there—the local mindset is such that they wouldn't let any of those sick deviants even breathe the same air as them.
Zachary Sullivan2 said:It’s already played out. The takeaway is that there’s some truth to it, sure, but there's also a whole lot of nonsense mixed in—not to mention all the self-congratulatory nonsense going on.😉
I don't think he's talking about the actual article itself, more like the comment section underneath it where the paid trolls are basically fighting their own little private wars.🙂
http://themladichi.com/kolumne/reakcije/r-p-bbb/ Since you all decided to go wild in the comments on a blog that actually gets more eyes on it than the local college football stats, I figured I’d just drop it here too.
Jonathan Lewis3 said:I can't speak for the East Coast, but up in the Pacific Northwest, they haven't been pouring much at all for a couple of seasons now.
Honestly, they never really poured beer up there to begin with.
Mamic can sense how they might kick Real Madrid out of European competition, so he’s doing everything in his power to make sure you guys take the fall for it. And yet, here you are, still cheering for him, for his squad, and for his cash. I get that Real Madrid belongs to you, but does any of this even make sense anymore? Maybe the only real chance we had was if Mamic went broke—if he realized he couldn't just keep pouring money into Real Madrid because losing two years of European revenue means he wouldn't be able to afford those high-priced players. I’m honestly worried that you won't be able to push him out at all. The stuff he’s reading today over in Washington, D.C., makes it sound like the federal authorities are complaining about how organizations like Real Madrid or Barcelona aren't paying their fair share of taxes, which might lead to their status being revoked. It’ll probably happen to Real Madrid too, but at the end of the day, Mamic has already lined his pockets so deep there's no end in sight. It’s going to be tough to get rid of him. Regular people look at him like some kind of god; even if he is a thief, who cares, as long as there's bread on the table and football to watch? You know, presidents of big corporations, billionaires from New York or LA... they all found their way to massive wealth through shady means, but everyone loves them anyway. Nobody looks at the past or asks where the money actually came from. Winning is what matters, even if it’s dirty or bought. I don't know how you're going to handle this moving forward. The police will come after you, but they won't touch him. It's common knowledge that the system protects the powerful. Mamic is smart; he surrounds himself with the right people—the courts, the police, the heavy hitters—to protect his interests. But those interests are expensive. As long as the money keeps flowing, everything stays quiet. But once that tap gets turned off? That’s when the real trouble starts. That's when he becomes vulnerable. Closing that tap is the key, but honestly, it feels like things will just go exactly how he wants them to, regardless of what we think. If you guys hadn't been so obsessed with taking down the guy from the mountains, maybe you could be celebrating a higher goal by now. I don't know, maybe I'm looking at this wrong, but it feels absurd to keep rooting for a club like this and catering to Mamic like he's your boss. He's the one pulling the strings the whole time.
Paul Young5 said:thank god the Ultras didn't start chanting against Jerry Jones yesterday. any idiot out there would just use it as ammunition—you know, "see, it's all Jerry's fault, even why Liverpool FC can't find their rhythm..." when the result is bad, you really can't bring up that corrupt guy, otherwise you just look like a bitter complainer to the people you're actually trying to reach...
I know what you mean. I was watching the game yesterday hanging out with someone exactly like that. Every single bad play, every red card, every missed sitter, his comment was always: yeah, well, that’s definitely Jerry's fault...if he had shouted some slur at Jerry, he probably would've been in heaven. Regardless of whether it counts as support—even for me personally, since I was just one of those 300 people there yesterday—I was praying to God they wouldn't mention Jerry just so this guy couldn't enjoy himself. You just can't explain things to lazy, narrow-minded folks.
It's true. I've been thinking about that too. It's really just about timing. If we were winning, the chanting would feel totally different and have way more impact... the moment matters a lot.
Noah Lee7 said:If the relationship between the Armada and the Boys is supposedly "soft," then maybe explain this weird, twisted whole situation between you guys and the Tornadoes? 😉 I mean, what is this guy even talking about? This is supposed to be a show, but honestly, he sounds like some old guy stuck in the past...
And between the Funkts and the Boys? It’s like you're all practically sleeping in the same bed and going out together constantly. When are we actually going to admit this friendship is real? Stop lying to yourselves...
velvetfalcon80 said:That was my exact reaction too... honestly, I had a hard time wrapping my head around the idea that anyone could actually look at those and think, "Yeah, those are the new jerseys."
Come on, don't be so dramatic. Personally, I thought that kit looked pretty decent. Besides, what does being against modern football have to do with this specific situation? And anyway, what kind of gear are you even wearing lately? Just some random t-shirts from a local street fair in San Francisco???
http://sphotos-d.ak.fbcdn.net/hphoto...17482507_n.jpg If I’m reading this diagram correctly, this should be the third kit... http://sphotos-e.ak.fbcdn.net/hphoto...06490734_n.png and then this one would be the other
And what can you even say about them launching an investigation into the head of security? It feels like the Chief of Police in a city like Chicago just looks the other way to protect his own. He basically claims everything went according to plan, which makes me think they operate on this "cops gotta stick together" mentality. You'd think they'd realize their actual job is to uphold the law, even when it means calling out people in their own ranks, but nope. Now you've got three different fan groups at the stadium who basically have carte blanche—they’re walking around with clubs, riot shields, tear gas... honestly, give it two or three years and we'll probably see them lighting off flares in the stands too.
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coastalangler16 said:And then you just toss in some merch for the folks who aren't in the loop, and you guys with those "fake profiles" start spreading it everywhere... 🙂
We’ll be back at it Monday morning at 8:30 right in front of the County Seat!
We won't let them take the Dodgers! Get ready, we're heading straight to the County Seat from the broadcast 😁