Posts by Joshua Moore31

I look at those geniuses over at the LA Galaxy headquarters and their little "concessions" meant to lure fans back north, and I honestly have to wonder. Do they even have a single percent of an idea what we’re actually fighting for? Or do they seriously think we’re just complaining for the sake of it, so they might as well just tear down the safety netting and stay quiet 🤣
They install a net for security reasons, then suddenly rip it down and invite the very people they pushed away to sit in the stands. They kick fans out of the stadium, only to transparently beg them to come back later. They strip a once proud and honorable club of its dignity, then turn around and blame 200 supporters for the club's ruined reputation. They build a "super team" year after year, only for the coach to be too ashamed to even look at the camera when some Bulgarian or Ukrainian "pros" let in three goals. I suppose a sluggish and indifferent Chicago has done a lot, maybe even too much, regarding the whole LA Galaxy situation. They basically just turned their backs on this "artistic" club in such a classy way. I think we need to be patient and persistent; maybe there will be plenty of positive changes coming our way this year.

velvetfalcon80 said:Honestly, I don't really care. If people want to follow those idiots throwing stuff onto the ice, then fine. Maybe they can just go out there and try to sweep it all up themselves.

🙏 🙏 🤣 🤣
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CM5mFH3_Qhs

http://www.bilder-hochladen.net/file...0h-6s-ac1d.jpg
Maybe just zoom in so you can at least read the first part.

A longer video from Germany.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nzqeLy8Fi3o

Philadelphia.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YUxC9jizMyc
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e3vLj1DmxXE

cosmictinker46 said:Preschool.🙂 I mean, sure, Bran is right. If someone doesn't want to read it, they shouldn't. But coming back just to trash his blog over stuff from years ago seems a bit much, I guess. It feels unnecessary.

As long as they have a platform to speak from, they’re just going to keep stirring up trouble in the group. I honestly believe the biggest threat to any community is those paid agitators—people who suddenly decide after twenty years that they’re actually the core foundation of the movement. I don't know how much Joe is getting paid, but he's been wearing the exact same look at every game for ages. 😁

And just look at the fighting going on in the comments section. I guess 🙂
Luke has managed to gather quite a dedicated group of supporters.

http://objektivhr.com/index.php/aktu...ahukao-na-nas

I heard they went after the Bad Boys group again at the end of the show?

Larry Cook2 said:Are we heading out east this Wednesday too?

Yeah, I guess you can grab a ticket as early as tomorrow.

Jesse Campbell said:Why would they restrict access to the West stands to members only? I guess they want to push us toward the East side, maybe hoping for more friction between fans or clashes with the police over the new 1.5 version of security. It feels like they're trying to trap both groups together.

We have to be smarter than these idiots.

You can probably rule out fan infighting for this derby, since even fifteen-year-olds understand how things work in American soccer. However, the idea that the police might provoke a confrontation seems spot on. They've been baiting people at the stadium for two years now. By closing off the West section, they've basically lumped us all together just to monitor and label us, almost like cattle. P.S. Tell everyone to grab their tickets early, because if things go south this Sunday, we won't be getting back in until the next derby.

Christian Jones said:Basically, if you guys decide against using vouchers, that's fine, but just know that anyone spotted on the wrong stand—especially if they aren't sitting quietly—is going to be detained. I honestly think the New York City police can handle it. This weekend is going to be a massive test for the two biggest fan groups in America!

Exactly. I guess the Black Knights need to stay united this Sunday. If everyone splits up into smaller groups across the stands, it might make things harder. I suspect a lot of fans from both sides will end up staying outside, and there will probably be total chaos at the gates due to the crowds. If it takes us about 40 minutes to get into a Los Angeles Dodgers-San Francisco Giants game, then we should probably be at the stadium by 11:00 on Sunday 🤣 )

bluewolf15 said:We aren't Ustaše, nor are we partisans or Chetniks, and it isn't about '41, '45, '75, or even '91. For goodness sake, we are Americans and Hajduk fans above all else!!!

I guess if that's true, why weren't you guys singing "Let's go, let's go, Hajduk" yesterday?☕
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Feel free to cross off any plans you were thinking of making in Washington, D.C., so we can just focus on the derby in Miami on December 18th.

Just one question regarding today. What actually happened with those 60 or so people who were cleared out of the stadium in the 62nd minute? It looked like they were hanging out under the stands for maybe 5 to 10 minutes before riot police finally escorted them toward the exits. I guess they probably got identified or something during that time. 🙂 People have mostly gotten used to the hassle and the struggle of getting into the section when we're cheering, but nobody said a word today, so it didn't stop anything.
EDIT, one person from Philadelphia -> https://fbcdn-sphotos-h-a.akamaihd.n...42476555_n.jpg

http://www.ed.nl/regio/eindhoven/15-...port-1.4085503

quietcrane22 said:Listen, Jesse Campbell11, yesterday wasn't legendary at all; it was just pathetic. It’s miserable that we have to flee our own stadium because of chanting and shouting, fearing people might get hurt. If the cops had actually done what they planned yesterday, we could be talking about how a group called BBB used to exist. I never thought I'd say this, but I think that's where we're headed since there are fewer of us every day... Respect to the older guys who show up to every game, and respect to those few keeping us together and standing tall. But if the authorities don't back off or if things end in chaos, BBB might just become a memory...

I understand the frustration and anger, but we've written ourselves off before and still managed to survive. Just realize that about 30 people were turned away at the gate yesterday, around 10 were detained, and 50 didn't even make it to the ticket booth—which is ironic considering there were only 1,000 people in the stadium 🙂 . We are fewer in number because a systematic plan to wipe out the BBB is working perfectly, while the crowds on social media and the news celebrate. We don't have the support of the legal system, politicians, the media, or the masses who only care about what color cleats a player wears. By entering this fight, we walked straight into a trap that has put us in total blockade as fans. We aren't allowed at home games, we aren't allowed at European matches, and now we can't even travel for away games... The struggle to bring Real Madrid back ended long ago; now we are fighting for basic human rights that seem to vanish the moment you step into this stadium's camp. Ask any local fan how long it takes them to enter their own stadium, or see how parents with kids are traumatized just because you offended some local criminal element. So many people have been lost that it's sickening, and it hurts to realize we've put ourselves in the worst possible position, losing even our tiny bit of room to maneuver. Watching our 15 and 16-year-olds tremble yesterday while 100 enforcers and 50 guards just waited for the order to sweep us away was heartbreaking. I feel for these kids who want to support their team but are in the wrong place at the absolute worst time. When we pass through Miami or Cleveland and see that passion from women, seniors, children, and ultras spilling onto their stands, I weep for our youth who end up watching games from behind fences or from rooftops... And when I see them stubbornly returning to that hollowed-out ruin, I know it's true. I know they are dying for ideals that 40-year-old ultras for Roma, Lazio, or Legia don't have and never will. I think we were just milliseconds away from the group being extinguished yesterday, and you might find that pathetic or miserable, whatever your opinion is. I'm not attacking you; I'm just stating how things are right now.

Sam Reed said:I felt pretty ashamed watching those idiots from Cleveland push out our young talent. We should probably show some backbone to the local authorities and security instead of just standing by while they force our future players out of our stadium. It makes you wonder how we can expect a 15-year-old kid to handle all this during a regular game. I guess we either stand up for ourselves or we just fade away.

Look at it this way. If the group hadn't stepped up right when they did, we might have had another 400 people on the list.

Just some follow-up...
http://oi40.tinypic.com/vn2sro.jpg

Four checkpoints, lists, recordings, crackdowns—just the usual scene at the camp. 🙂 The Rosewood parade, the sheer numbers, the chanting, and the flares felt just like the glory days. 🙏 🙏 🙏 . My hat's off to everyone!