Bryan Carter;52118401 said:Who actually has the right to act like that? Who gave them permission to disrespect our legends?! And doing it right in the middle of Poljud? People have faced bans for way stupider stuff than smoking, yet they go after Mamica? Just think about how things would have played out 7 or 8 years ago. And don't give me that "new generation, new system" crap—we all know who's really pulling the strings here! We need to look at what's happening in our own backyard. To top it all off, Halilovic mocks the entire North with that goal and celebration... it's a disgrace! It’s a tragedy when guys start ripping up seats and trying to make a move, only to be shut down again. And the worst part? They had the choreography ready before all this, you Democratic Party machine!][/QUO
Look, I was there in the stands six or seven years ago, and I was there twelve years ago too. I've seen it all firsthand. Honestly, I have zero interest in getting bogged down in the usual Bad Boys nonsense. I just felt the need to respond to one of these completely brainless posts.
Some guy posted saying he misses the days when rival fanbases would step up and actually do something about this mess. Honestly, I feel the same way. I miss those old-school Bad Boys who used to scrap with those Green crews under the stands—the ones lighting fires and wanting to toss these paid agitators straight into the Mississippi. There were times when the stands were packed with people screaming their lungs out against the club, standing tall despite all the heavy-handed repression from the league. But let’s be real: those days are gone, and comparing then to now is a stretch. And I still don't get why people can't see the truth: whenever the owner pulls some bullshit in the stands, nobody in the North section even notices or says a word. It didn't hit me until I finally got back home and saw it for what it really is.
Seriously, just back off and leave us alone. You guys have much bigger problems to deal with than obsessing over our merchandise. Go hunt down those hitmen instead—you know, the "no money, no profit" crowd. Or maybe, for some of you, the peak of your existence is counting flares on the Ultras' terrace or digging through our web shop just to mock us online.
Honestly, I can't deal with you people. You’re easily the most unhinged crowd in the country.. We’re basically just some rowdy, backwoods group with a bit of an edge, whereas you guys actually pretend to be urban and sophisticated. 🙂
Raymond Richardson86;52045738 said:I was actually at that Red Sox-Yankees game once, just a random occurrence, my first time attending one of those matchups. I NEVER went back, haha. People kept saying how dangerous it gets, but honestly, when the smoke started filling the stadium, I didn't care. In all that haze, I saw some guy holding a flag and I just grabbed him by the neck like, "Keep it going, man! Don't you dare give up!" All you could hear through the smoke was that constant "hissing" sound as they kept lighting more and more flares over and over again.
Man, seriously, thinking about it makes me feel like I can't breathe. Someone needs to find that footage. I know it looked absolutely insane on TV, and I actually have a clip of it right here . For me, that was the most beautiful flare display the Black Knights ever pulled off. The chanting was steady, letting the smoke drift slowly over the North Stand. It was unreal. The amount of pyrotechnics was massive. Back then, people from all over the city would bring in their own gear. You’d have guys from different neighborhoods sneaking in a few sticks at a time, just waiting for the signal to start. I remember the cheering during the second half was just as intense... if you weren't shouting along, you were basically a rookie. Then came the chants... "Go White!"... and then it would start all over again.
Honestly, thanks to guys like the resident superfan and even Clint Eastwood, this forum stays top-tier. It’s way more interesting when the conversation doesn't just revolve around some extreme, hardcore hooligan 🤣 nonsense..🤣 To the superfan: I'm a huge fan of yours. Keep it up.. We need more sarcasm and jokes here, even if some people think we should be using this place to coordinate street fights or something.🤔🤣 Clint Eastwood, where you at, man? Give us a shout!!! And wouldn't you know it—I just found out Clint Eastwood is right here planning a massive brawl over in downtown Chicago 🙂 🤣🤣🤣🤣
What absolute garbage. Honestly, I don't know how people like this can look themselves in the mirror. It’s because of losers with this exact profile that the entire country is being ruined. This is the lowest form of human filth—people who would stomp on their own children just to get a pat on the head from someone higher up the food chain. They have zero pride, zero conscience, and zero character. I get that some people will sell out their souls, their families, or everything they own. But I don't get how people sell all that for such a pathetic, small price. And they don't seem to realize that karma eventually catches up. One day, everyone will see exactly what kind of person they really are, and then we'll see if they feel even a shred of shame. These types of American "conservatives" have done more damage to this nation than all the communists ever did.
By putting out that press release, they basically just did the guy a huge favor. Honestly, they really should have checked in with his old man before making a move like that... Good luck today, guys..
I was actually just saying the other day that if the current administration ever decides to pull the trigger, they’ll probably toss him out along with his whole inner circle during some upcoming election cycle. The hope is that they might pick up a few extra votes in the process, since there's a massive chunk of the population just waiting for him to finally exit the stage. Honestly, I really hope it happens soon. It wouldn't even matter if they kicked him out for purely political reasons—even if he still had supporters, people are just fed up with his lot.
God, it’s like everyone knows everything here... who posts what on Facebook, who’s actually leading the chants, what the training sessions look like, and even the ridiculous stuff people wear to the games or out on the town. You know the exact percentage of moms buying merch at the fan shop, the weird sexual obsessions of the retirees from the West Coast, and the specific hobbies of guys in other supporter groups. The only thing nobody seems to have an answer for is exactly how many local fans live in some tiny rural town near, say, Shipov. 🤣🤣 So go ahead, tell me this forum 🤣 is boring..
cosmicdrifter44 said:It's getting ridiculous. These posts are taking on a whole new shape lately, complete with postscripts just so people can dodge criticism.
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Honestly, what is with everyone being so damn touchy? People start attacking you the second you mention something that happened years ago. It’s exhausting. I could easily go on about how certain guys used to beat up cops in NYC back in the nineties, or how some guy showed up to a plaza looking like Rambo. But those were different times and a completely different world compared to now. Every era has its pros and cons. You shouldn't take someone else's nostalgia as a personal attack. It’s perfectly natural for an older guy to look back at things that are gone with a bit of longing. It’s also normal for him to be subjective based on when he was seventeen or twenty. What *isn't* normal is attacking the NFL Ultras of the nineties just because someone mentions that things used to be better back then. Just like it isn't right to claim everything sucks today, when in reality, the NFL Ultras are actually better in so many ways than they ever were before.
casualwolf48 said:It could have been that unknown guy, or maybe Šuker, or who knows what other big shots from the US Soccer Federation. Give me a break. It could have easily been Jerry Jones. It’s not like he was getting jumped at the Rose Bowl last time, so I doubt he's shaking in his boots now. Besides, he’s managed to dodge plenty of other headaches over the years by playing ball with various local power players and political heavyweights. Someone mentioned earlier that what happened with him at the Rose Bowl was basically just a preview of how those executives from the Yankees or the Red Sox act during an eternal rivalry—just showing up to the opponent's turf specifically to troll the fans. If that happened at any stadium, they’d beat him senseless once and for all. It would be the exact same story if something like that went down over in Greece or anywhere else. Honestly, back in the day when we played at the Rose Bowl during the old era, you just didn't see this kind of stuff happening—not under any circumstances. If something like this had gone down in Miami back then, the players and the board wouldn't have made it out of the city alive, and honestly, neither would the away fans. All of this just points to the collective state of mind we're dealing with here in America. We could sit around all day lamenting that or trying to turn it into some deep philosophical debate, but that’s not really what this thread is for—and honestly, I don't have the energy for it either.
What kind of nonsense are you talking about? You’re acting like there’s some massive shift in morale, but let's be real—you can compare the vibe from back in the day to how things are now, and the outcome would be exactly the same. Honestly, if people really wanted to make a statement, they’d storm the field, tear through the stands, and burn the whole stadium down. It's crazy that I even have to explain this to you; it's like you're willfully ignoring the obvious. They finally went after Jerry Jones. Honestly, how can you 500 real fans stand to deal with that pack of stinking sycophants? If this were happening in New York or even down in Greece, they would’ve dealt with him ages ago. And according to your logic, the Bad Boys would have settled this twenty years ago, right? Well, reality doesn't work like that. I don't care who people claim was hit by rockets out West; any explanation you give me is just noise. Back in the day, flares were flying all over the stadium from the South side too. Remember that, and maybe learn something. I won't be repeating myself because that's just stupid, but I'm sure there are plenty of people out there who will.
Look, I’m just speculating here... but honestly, my take is simple: if you produce 50 top-tier scarves, you're set. Instead, people mess around with those cheap, low-quality rags you see at local flea markets. Rather than building up a massive following of fans wearing high-end gear to drive the narrative, we have plenty of decent designs sitting in the North stands. You’ll spot two guys in actual good merch, while everyone else is just filling up their collections with garbage.
Seriously, look at these jealous losers and agitators. A year and a half ago, this crowd couldn't pull 500 people to home games, and they were barely hitting 40 on the road. Now, suddenly, they’re acting all high and mighty just because the local music scene finally found its rhythm. You see those guys from the rival cities heading to away games where they aren't even allowed in town, while we’re just playing it smart by not counting heads at the exits in San Francisco. They’d probably love to go out there and file formal reports on who showed up and what happened, especially if they can attach some police paperwork to it. Idiots. You’ve got your nice little little stories to tell, so go ahead and enjoy them..
Honestly, I don't think they were even implying you guys are on some payroll; it was more about something else entirely. But then again, maybe it’s better to leave it alone. If we push this, people will just label it as pure provocation, and then we'll end up stuck in a loop of ridiculous back-and-forth arguments that lead nowhere.