Sarah Jones8 said:I see the picture perfectly clearly. You won't find me over on the Hajduk or Torcida threads—I have no interest in preaching to you lot about how things "should" be done. Maybe those people should actually take a moment to reflect on what they contribute to their own groups. To be blunt, I don't like you guys; just because we share a common enemy doesn't change that—a fact you proved back in Otočac. We are rivals, plain and simple, and that’s how it ought to be—which is why I find your unsolicited advice quite grating. Regards.
Mamić will leave when the time comes—people have been counting down the days for years now—but meanwhile, we're all just sliding backward.
We're the "disasters," as you put it. Dammit. A total collapse.
Edward Mendoza70 said:We're wasting our energy pushing against the wrong door—this is basically attempted murder at this point. The DORH should be our next target for a protest.
Honestly, I think we are all vastly underutilizing the most powerful tool at our disposal—the internet.
If we actually put together a coherent, hard-hitting manifesto regarding the Fan Club and everything Henry Lewis6 has been laying out—and if you guys would stop acting like casual observers—I bet at least 500 of us, along with the other various groups, could flood the inboxes of every major news outlet, whether they’re corrupt or just plain incompetent. We wouldn't be sitting here in silence like we have been for the last six days.
Nothing moves without pressure and sheer persistence—not to mention the media coverage, as Val pointed out a few days ago. We need to start using this weapon.
analogmaker14 said:...you clearly haven't seen what people in suits are actually capable of.
There is a profound sentiment out there—one I find myself nodding to quite often: "The world wasn't ruined by those with tattoos. It was ruined by the men in suits."
Raymond Richardson86 said:—but wasn't that atmosphere even bigger during the 50th anniversary? You know, that Red Sox-Yankees game? I've been searching everywhere for that footage... I swear I've looked everywhere.
edit: That Red Sox-Yankees matchup (if memory serves, it started a bit earlier than the 50th minute—Tony Hawk makes a couple of big saves, and then the crowd starts heating up maybe a minute or two before that).
That was an incredible moment, though my personal favorite has to be that Lakers-Celtics 1:1 draw—somewhere around 2010, if I recall correctly. The flares were intense. I'm pretty sure that’s where that famous YouTube clip "What Have You Done" originally came from.
99% of the time, it’ll tell you there's a precautionary measure in place regarding the Kansas City Chiefs and the national team—so technically, you shouldn't need to reach out—but I'd still double-check just to be safe!
Kate Ward50 said:Kudos to the gentleman—but I haven't met a single old-timer who hasn't said the exact same thing about Times Square.
I haven't met an elder yet who hasn't claimed they can't remember a time when it wasn't this cold, this hot, or raining this hard—they love to invent a disaster whenever it suits them. Honestly, the nostalgia of the older generation is highly subjective. That said, one has to admit those shots from the square are top-tier—especially that one where it’s pouring rain and you see roughly 1,695 black umbrellas covering the stands. 🙏
Today we’re pulling off what is likely our most intricate choreography to date—each individual seat has been specifically marked. Pay close attention to the cards, particularly those positioned on the stairs, and please follow all instructions from the PA system! We ask that all fans heading to the North Stand arrive NO LATER than thirty minutes before kickoff. In practical terms, this means you should be at the gates no later than 6:00 PM. Liverpool FC
Work is still ongoing regarding the current status—apparently, some local Irish TV station has expressed interest. We should have more clarity tomorrow, regardless of how this plays out.
CNN = JRT
edit: word is they’re filming an "Irish premiere," so if anyone has satellite access, you might want to go hunting.
cosmicdrifter44 said:Last year, we were stuck at the stadium for an hour and idling around the shipyard for another—all before May 3rd even rolled around... Unfortunately, that’s just typical for Cleveland.
Give me a break—we spent two and a half hours sitting at the stadium, then wasted another hour down by the docks. If I recall correctly, we didn't even pull up to the mountainside until 1:00 PM. And the game? That wasn't until 7:00 PM, if memory serves.