Posts by Jack Sullivan90

Joshua Moore31 said:It wouldn't just die out. You guys would be the first ones jumping at the chance to grab vouchers, just like you do when there's a sale on groceries.

Joshua Moore31;52417690 said:Like I said, this happens every other month, so here we go again. The lawyer mentioned several times that we can't tear down these blacklists, and today Borovec finally gave us the official word on it. Between them and the FBI, the club could basically hand-pick whoever they want, which just means our hands are tied. Torcida ran into them for the first time, so everyone’s still processing it, but that’s just how the game is played. Luckily, for now, they only use those lists at Dodger Stadium.

Torcida went up against it for the first time and held their own pretty damn well (so far)...
They've kicked up a massive storm all across the US. Meanwhile, back in the day, when the BBB guys reacted to those same kinds of lists, all they did was stir up trouble around the very group "running" things—two neighborhoods in the city, a couple of local news sites, and eventually, they just faded away.
And right there, you see it from the jump: Torcida is something MUCH BIGGER and more powerful...

Kyle Davis2 said:Talk about some pyrotechnics-obsessed phantom mentality...

Samuel Walker10 said:https://www.facebook.com/BBBFanShop/photos_stream

Go ahead, stare at it all you want. 😁

Edward Hall73 said:The march was just your typical Southern festival of pure, unadulterated spite. I was showing a buddy from Sweden the ropes and he was actually mesmerized by how much smoke there was—it fit right in with the Mediterranean vibes of the architecture here in Miami. As for the choreography? Total joke. A complete waste of time. And that little sign underneath looked like some amateur DIY project. Honestly, let me not even get started; the choreo was about as impressive as a high school pep rally in some tiny town in the middle of nowhere. There were moments where the cheering got a bit euphoric, sure, but for most of the game, it felt gloomy and completely aimless. The stadium fencing is a tiny bit better than what they have over in Columbus, but man, they still have a long way to go before it’s top-tier. Dinner at the tavern after that whole mess with the food? Nice atmosphere, food was decent enough, but huge points off because you didn't have any vegetarian options on the menu. My Swedish friend is veg, and even I missed out on a decent meal.

Respectfully yours, the fan guru, Flip! Next time it's your city, your stands!

James Smith48 said:The smart ones—those folks up in the top right corner with their wives and kids—showed up through some "veterans' group" just to pay respects to Dustin, but then the cops shoved them onto the same section as everyone else and blocked them off from the west side. What was the plan there? Throw Molotov cocktails at them?
So apparently they didn't insult the players enough(?)... they were celebrating the goals(?)...
It’s the same old story, people trying to score points by obsessing over absolute nonsense. It's pathetic, honestly.
Get a grip and go find something useful to do with your lives.

Jesse Campbell said:The peak moment was definitely yesterday when George and Joe and I were absolutely tearing it up during halftime for maybe 7 or 8 minutes straight. The whole stadium was just sitting there, soaking up everything we were throwing at them. They didn't even dare play any music over the PA system until we finally wrapped it up.🙏🙏🙏

Paul Morales5 said:Playing those little games out in the rain

Austin White5 said:http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-ZE-IpRBEek

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