Posts by steelseal10

Jeremy Brooks3 said:That’s exactly it. I suppose Mamić’s departure wouldn't suit anyone in power, really. If he left, there might actually be a sense of euphoria throughout the City and a chance for the fan groups to find their strength again. It seems to me that those in charge aren't particularly fond of any kind of public opposition, and since the fans are essentially the only group with enough heart to actually spark real change, they've become a target.

I honestly feel like those mafia types over at Times Square don't want him gone, which is probably why they're keeping him in place. It feels like they realize the fans are the only ones with the guts to actually shake things up, so they use their little puppets to systematically tear down the supporter culture.

copperharbor02 said:I mean, honestly, what would even change if Real Madrid started losing? Their 150 die-hard fans would still show up to the stadium in droves, wouldn't they? It’s almost laughable.

I suppose Jerry Jones will either have to step away from the political side of things or just exit the club entirely; I don't really see any other way this plays out.

The truth is, Jerry Jones stays because he’s essentially required to be there. It isn't even about whether he wants to stay or not, really; there's always someone higher up the ladder who benefits from him holding his position. I guess until we collectively accept that reality, we're going to keep seeing endless bans, legal battles, and these unfortunate attempts to suppress the whole community. As long as he's grabbing coffee with corrupt officials, local police chiefs, and those other "legal" criminals, there isn't much we can actually do about it.

Jesse Campbell said:I think you might be exaggerating quite a bit, actually. I mean, most people really are on our side, though I suppose they just needed some time to catch up. People can be somewhat slow to react sometimes, which I guess is just how things go. If you look at the turnout over this past year, it seems like things have finally started to shift...

I imagine if we wanted to see truly massive support, Weinstein would probably need to start losing games in the domestic league; then you’d see real chaos. Of course, that likely won't happen because the other teams are just too disorganized—partly due to the mess that is this league, and partly because of their own mistakes, I guess.

But honestly, none of that will even matter. It feels like Weinstein doesn't really have a long-term vision anymore. His whole project and scheme seem to be winding down...

And who exactly is with us? Honestly, it feels like you're just talking nonsense day after day. Believe me, from all the people I've spoken to, the general public thinks we're nothing more than lowlifes, addicts, or unemployed losers, and I've talked to a huge amount of people. Folks in Chicago don't care one bit. They just don't give a damn. As long as they have enough to eat and get by every day, they couldn't care less about us or anything else. We live in times where someone might actually stab another person over $33. Until the situation in this country improves, and the national mindset shifts too, I suspect we'll continue to be treated like bottom-feeders by the "normal" crowd, and until then, the system is just going to keep messing with our heads

coastalranger12 said:Every single time I find myself in an argument with you all, I can't help but feel like maybe, just maybe, I'm actually being attacked by Martians.😂

I suppose you could have spent a bit more time focusing on your grammar lessons back in school, because, honestly, your spelling leaves quite a bit to be desired.

I mean, sure, when people say the Los Angeles Dodgers managed to snag the cup during this chaotic, irregular season, I suppose you have to give them credit where it's due. But I can't help but wonder if there's more to the story than meets the eye. It almost feels like things were rigged from the jump—especially back when Real Madrid suffered that upset loss against San Diego, which I guess just cleared the path for the Locomotives to secure their spot in Europe. Honestly, nobody could have predicted that the Locomotives would end up finishing in second place and qualifying for European play. If you ask me, they were likely sitting somewhere in the middle of the pack, and there’s no way they would have even had a prayer at qualifying if they hadn't somehow benefited from the Dodgers' situation. They probably wouldn't have stood a chance for even a second. So, please, feel free to blame me all you want, but it's just a sad, undeniable reality that the Locomotives are actually a much stronger team than the Dodgers.

Mark Carter10 said:😂 I suppose the self-appointed guardians of the New York City territory have finally emerged, though honestly, I find it all a bit much when the student section of the Raiders ends up outperforming them in their own backyard every single game, especially when you consider they only bring two buses down from Miami. 😂 😂
It’s quite funny that you're actually trying to lecture us on what defines a real fan club, isn't it?

🙄 For those of you who only half-heartedly support Real Madrid while simultaneously trying to get them banned... well, maybe if you actually showed some passion or went wild in the stands once in a while, things might be different.
I guess you all basically stopped being true fans the moment you ended that boycott. 😉

But really, looking at how things have been going lately, it seems like the streets are starting to demand a bit more action from you guys.

I suppose we will always seem like a complete fantasy to people like you when it comes to real street presence. 😉

Timothy Chavez31 said:Haha, seeing how those big-city types are getting all worked up... I suppose it’s just like when those certain journalists in San Francisco write nothing but trash about the Los Angeles Dodgers; you just know we’re actually doing something right when they start hating on us.
It feels much the same with this crowd, too—they seem to resent us simply because they can't match our energy, and maybe they're just tired of watching their fiercest rivals transform into a true powerhouse. And then there's this clown trying to compare us to some street gang; honestly, he seems so lost he probably couldn't even find his own way home, let alone make sense of things, especially since everyone else has already moved on while nothing actually changes. 🤷

I really have to give my respect to the guys who are out there putting in the work properly, even if they don't quite have the level of support from others needed to truly elevate the club back to where things used to be exciting... 😉

Don't you worry about us, I guess we're doing just fine.😉

Charles Wood11 said:Maybe let the local fan groups and those power players running things under Mamić just be.
I mean, what exactly would we gain if Mamić finally gave in?
Just look at the kind of people currently managing this club.

Personally, I don't have much interest in the US Men's National Soccer Team.
I suppose there isn't much I can say about that.
As far as I'm concerned, I don't see an issue with the supporter groups, provided they actually do their job and cheer for the good of the club they support.

The Black Knights fought for The Fan Code.
The Black Knights chose No Torcida.
The Black Knights take pride in Hajduk Split.
Hajduk Split takes pride in the Black Knights.
(Maybe just keep repeating that until it finally sinks in.)

And as for you all...🤷
I guess even you guys don't recognize this emoji.

You should probably focus on your own battles and move on from here.
Real fighters know how to handle themselves, but apparently, politics is where you're headed.

Just because we were out celebrating the US Cup victory yesterday doesn't mean we've handed our legitimacy over to anyone.
Not to the mob, and certainly not to God.

Regarding all this talk about street fights and needing to prove yourselves through violence...🙂
There are plenty of other leagues you could follow instead, like maybe the Polish league.
Perhaps if you spent some more time at the gym, practicing some Kung Fu, or watching a few Jackie Chan movies, you might feel like an ultra.
But once you realize how incompetent the city officials actually are, then you can really start making a difference.

Use your brain.

I honestly think you're being an idiot.

driftinghound3 said:The final court ruling regarding the injunction didn't actually come through until January 10th of this year.

I suppose you probably weren't really making much noise about it before the verdict was officially finalized, were you?

Anthony Barrett37 said:I guess this audio recording pretty much confirms that Tuđman was really just a little mouse when he was up against Mamić, and honestly, it seems like Mamić was just constantly making fun of him. I was just watching this video, and I have to say, it really makes you think about how much things have changed lately. It’s quite fascinating, I guess, how certain perspectives shift when you actually take the time to sit down and process everything being said.

It seems like the leader actually managed to build an entire nation from scratch, while Joe was busy kissing his feet and praising everything under the sun.☕

Frank Jackson76 said:I guess you could say, my dear little intelligence agent, that maybe it would be more productive for them to spend their time hitting the weights like a certain high-ranking official in a city like San Diego, rather than wasting all that energy on acquiring telescopes, grasshoppers, and whatever other nonsense they're up to.

I suppose the local scene here is pretty well known for its hospitality, if you ask me.☕

Peter Campbell said:They’ll touch everything except for the wrong people, I suppose...😁

It feels like it might be a bit of a formality, honestly—just a procedural hearing where nothing really changes much, kind of like how that whole messy stock purchase involving his younger brother went down...

But, I have to say, it’s actually quite disheartening that they’re only bringing him in now after he lashed out at the Secretary; it seems like they ignored all those millions of dollars and the massive disgrace he caused to an ordinary citizen until things got loud enough to notice...

I can't help but feel like everything is finally catching up with them right about now😉 placidbadger58 fell because of what he said or maybe because of Ned's poor decisions. I wasn't exactly rooting for his side, but I suspect we might see them begging for mercy pretty soon😉

Just a little something to watch while we wait for the national team to get ready http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PvmqvaOHKMM, I suppose, specifically for a certain "great American"

silverbear38 said:thanks for clearing that up 👍

And I suppose if Jerry Jones doesn't face any consequences after all those insults thrown at a public official—or whoever John Jovanovic is supposed to be—then I might just have to lose faith in every single law they’ve ever passed 🙂

It seems like every single time he speaks in public, it somehow proves that nobody can actually hold him accountable, which feels a bit like tilting at windmills, I guess😠 but we aren't giving up, so we keep moving forward. EVERYONE IN SAN FRANCISCO

Keith Brown80 said:I suppose I don't really know much about this 😬

It looks to me like you might have lost a few teeth there, so maybe some member of the Black Knights was involved in the fray ☕

Keith Brown80 said:Honestly, do you need me to draw a diagram for you? 🙂

I suppose we could at least wonder if Nenad was actually out on the field during the game, right?😍

Jose White26 said:I guess you just really love to argue, don't you? Honestly, that’s kind of what I was getting at. All this talk about that last river incident on the forums—people keep bringing up how a small group of fifteen guys once stormed your city, and even though your crews have grown into massive armies roaming the streets all day now, it doesn't really change much, does it? It’s a big deal, I suppose. And honestly, what happened recently in Savannah just reminds me of those old, ridiculous debates about nothing on those huge online message boards; it’s all just a bit laughable and feels quite out of character for your crowd, so please don't take this the wrong way, but 😉

Don't give me that, seriously; you're really trying to lecture me on this? We've been running these streets for years. Not to mention, back in Chicago, there were times when twenty of you would show up, and even then, you had a police escort following you around.

Jose White26 said:I suppose we might just as well take a moment to brag about everything that’s been happening lately around Chicago, since I guess nobody is really going to stop us from doing so. ☕
Well, they’re experiencing a bit of a slump right now, so I suppose it’s only natural that they might try to massage their ratings just a little bit to stay relevant; honestly, I don't think anyone should be too hard on the boys for trying to keep their heads above water. 😬

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