Why on earth are you even bothering to give free publicity to these so-called journalists who clearly haven't the slightest clue about what they're writing about?
The commenter hit the nail on the head. Honestly, the article is so incredibly moronic and riddled with inaccuracies that I almost feel sorry for the reporter who actually put this garbage together.
Watched the game on TV last night. Honestly? I felt like the atmosphere was pretty lackluster. It hurts more seeing how we just stood there after that missed chance following the break, while the other side actually stepped up. If our crowd had shown even a shred of energy, maybe we’d have seen a goal and a real celebration in the stands.
The support will eventually hit the level it needs to be, while the losers whining all over these forums will just keep crying about it.
I’m all for showing passion, really, but right now, while we’re staring down the barrel of a disaster from every possible angle... that clown Vrbancovic is nothing more than a joke within this ridiculous UEFA circus, and everyone knows exactly what kind of shady tactics he uses to get his way. All it would take is one social gathering where Platimija looks him dead in the eye and says, “Listen, those guys down there don't even have an officially confirmed board from their owner; their club is tangled up in corruption scandals, they've been bribing refs, and they aren't paying back debts to other teams.” And then the narrative shifts: "Oh, look at them, those racist thugs in the stands who cause chaos and threaten spectators every single game,"—wherever they go, they leave a mess. Even we suffer; every single time, they ruin our brand-new, state-of-the-art self-extinguishing seats.
Bam. The Los Angeles Dodgers become the cautionary tale. They get suspended for a long stretch, and the massive fine serves as a "lesson" to everyone else.
Where does that leave us? Where does the Los Angeles Dodgers end up if they can't stabilize their finances by then??
Honestly, I couldn't care less about "ideals" if the club itself doesn't have any and is currently facing total extinction.
In my opinion, the club needs to "toughen up" first, so we can actually focus on being loud and proud in the stands without everything falling apart.
neonhawk15 said:Is this really that clown running for Mayor? Honestly, this is some of the most ridiculous nonsense I’ve ever had the misfortune of reading. He’s actually calling on the Republican Party and the Democratic Party to protest against the NFL Ultras. 😂😂
steeltrucker said:Liverpool FC and the Raiders are part of our DNA. Who are WE to start drawing lines in the sand? One big, united front against the losers! LIVERPOOL FC LIVES FOREVER
We are calling on all Chicago Bulls supporters, along with every other fan, sympathizer, and citizen of Miami, California, and the entire US, to join us today at 3:00 PM for a protest in front of the state capitol building. Liverpool FC wasn't brought down by the Germans, the Italians, Orjunas, or the Karađorđeviks, so you lot—the cronies and the Kerums—won't succeed either.
Jesse Garcia86 said:So that’s what the North and today’s Red Army are missing...
Look, stop screwing with Zid. You told me back then there were just growing pains, and this whole thing people are calling a "breakup" today? It’s just a massive headache that could be fixed with one honest conversation—just not on some internet forum.
Aaron Howard44 said:Sure, but back then we had quality squads coming from all over the US—NYC, LA, Chicago, Miami, you name it—and there wasn't any of this pathetic internal splintering, like ST fighting against its own branches...
That's total nonsense. We were brawling up in the north stands every other game over the most trivial, petty bullshit imaginable. Even just a "what are you staring at?" would trigger a fight.
In Brc, I met people in the rawest way possible—getting into a scrap on the bleachers. Once the dust settled, we’d shake hands and go right back to cheering like nothing happened. Different things mattered more than whose territory was whose or which "faction" someone belonged to.
If everyone is genuinely invested, then heated clashes don't necessarily have to be malicious or end in disaster.
P.S. Now, everyone just pipe down. This conversation has turned into a lot of empty noise and far too much hot air.
steelrider7 said:Give it a rest. Let people speak the truth. We aren't blind. Kudos to you guys for siding with the Black Knights and all that, but let’s be real—we have zero unity. It's obvious. Even on away trips, there's hardly anyone from our home city showing up. That’s just how it is. Besides, it's pretty clear how obsessed you are with me since you're out here repeating my jokes back to me!!! THANKS. US Army p.s. I don't care. Ban me for life if you want. I'll still be right here, forever.
George Castillo142 said:As if I’m going to sit here and write about who gave me a dirty look. Honestly? Most people out there don't even have standard NFL Ultras gear, yet they act like total idiots. Take last year in Indianapolis, for example. This group of kids, maybe 15 or 20, rolls up in a taxi straight from Fox News coverage. They show up decked out in scarves and jerseys like they're heading to the opera instead of a ballgame. It's ridiculous. What are you wearing? How much did that cab cost? Did your parents drop you off? Just pathetic...
Well, at least they didn't kill you with their eyes.
steelrider7 said:Just leave things alone. The US Dollar spoke the truth, plain and simple. Honestly, I couldn't care less; I’ll be right there in the stands regardless. But for those of you calling yourselves the Los Angeles Dodgers NFL Ultras? It’s pathetic. You don't give a damn about the fans traveling from out of state just to show up. Every time someone from the Midwest or the South walks through the stands, you look at them like they're a threat. You act like you'd kill them just because they happen to love the Dodgers as much as you do. It's exhausting.
Nature itself has an aversion to people like you. If you can't handle the atmosphere in the stands, then just skip this forum entirely. There's nothing for you to find here.
Jonathan Lewis3 said:Back in 2007, you wouldn't even see a kid hanging around the goalpost. Nowadays? It's perfectly normal to see 13 or 14-year-olds standing right there in the thick of it. Whatever. I’m just stating my own opinion and my own perspective. I listen to all these stories, and frankly, they seem to align less and less every day. Our history is basically passed down through word of mouth anyway, isn't it?
Look, I was leading the chants at Roma when I was just a teenager, and by the time I hit Fiorentina, I was practically a child and still leading the pack. The late Jerry used to pick me up and tell me, "Kid, you're going to be running this show."
steeltrucker said:🙂🙂 I can't even look at this quote. Honestly, someone please strike me with lightning right now just so my power goes out and I don't have to read this...
This exact debate has been wiped clean three times already. I'm stuck wondering: is it better to just let it fly and attempt to explain things, or should we just keep deleting everything? It feels pointless when people are left scratching their heads, forced to listen to clowns who haven't a clue how the real world works.
Look, at that last meeting where the guy suggested pulling out, there were nearly 100 people in attendance. For days, everyone knew exactly when and where it was happening. Only one single person had the nerve to say, "don't go."
It’s pretty obvious you lot don't care enough about the group's situation or what's actually going down to stay informed. If that's the case, then don't come crying to this forum later either.