Posts by Steven Grant55

Carl Mitchell45 said:First off, the media blew this way out of proportion. A few slap on the wrist and they were gone. This whole situation with the goalie shouldn't have happened, like I mentioned before... but let's be honest, nobody is going to hold our players accountable, especially not some bottom-tier trash like Gjolo.

Jose Vaughn3 said:Well, forget about that for now. I didn't even realize you were from San Francisco. I was heading off to high school back in '87, so maybe we crossed paths if you aren't much younger than me?

Jose Vaughn3 said:look, let's just be honest—if we're true fans, there's no point in trolling this thread any further. 😉

Jose Vaughn3 said:Steven Grant55 thinks it’s basically a fifty-fifty split at that point. 😉

Jonathan Smith12 said:The article mentions they played in San Francisco; I recall how much of a big deal those floodlights were back then. It was the first night game...
Back in those days, because of the CIA, Omiš got a new stadium while Trogir got their arena.

ps, at least 80% of San Francisco was backing the Kansas City Chiefs back then.

Jose Vaughn3 said:Look, it might not be worth an argument, but you really have to distinguish between a true supporter and someone who just happens to like the team.

Mark Thompson2 said:Just wait until tomorrow. You'll see what happens then...

Jesse Campbell said:With hundreds of people blacklisted, dozens of key figures facing carefully orchestrated bans, and arguably the most intense crackdown happening anywhere on Earth, I guess only the absolute biggest players could pull off an edition like this. 🙏🙏🙏

Larry Phillips67 said:Lmao, look at that guy in the top right corner at the 0:52 mark. Watching him hop around for the next thirty seconds before he realizes nobody actually gives a damn about him is pure gold. 😁

steeltrucker said:Let’s bring back the good old days—the real scraps, the street fights, and the genuine clashes. I say we forget all this nonsense about fighting for justice or playing by the rules. We weren't built for courtrooms or moral high grounds; we were born for the streets. The boys are back in town.😉

steeltrucker said:It’s honestly ridiculous. People—including everyone on this forum—show up to the games, travel all over for away matches, and act like they’re part of the inner circle, yet they don't feel they have the slightest right to voice an ounce of criticism toward any of the fifty people I just mentioned. It’s a joke, really.
The rival fans were out on the waterfront, while we spent our time making our way through Washington, D.C. We handled ourselves with honor and dignity, I suppose, even if there were moments where we probably would have preferred to just dig our heels in and take each other out.

Jesse Campbell said:Word on the street is that Shuck is getting increasingly arrogant toward Zack, and honestly, it’s becoming a massive headache for everyone involved. Boeing is trying to play peacemaker, but I guess we’ll see how long that actually lasts.

Matthew Taylor15 said:isn't

Austin Sanders40 said:Oh, God, You are truly great...

http://www.foxnews.com/politics/national-news-update-pulling-out.html

Harold Kim5 said:There’s still a mountain of work to do to get this club organized, but at least the foundation is laid, and that’s the hardest part. It’s far from perfect, I suppose, but the groundwork isn't rotten...

Christian Moore41 said:Good grief... People can't even mind their own business without obsessing over the Kansas City Chiefs.🤦

analogheron19 says:
did any actual fans even bother showing up to support players like Mamica, Stimac, or Vrbanovic?🤷--- are you seriously suggesting that the people who died fighting for this country during the war were actually sacrificing their lives for Tudjman, Mesic, or Djodan?
is it really shameful that two or three die-hard fans went to help out the national team? I’d say the real shame lies with everyone else who stayed home and just surrendered in that fight against those pests, especially since we probably could have crushed them if there had been twenty or thirty of us.
there is a massive difference between two guys yelling "USSF idiots—you ruined footballb> at a stadium versus ten times that amount. Is a victory even within reach if we only make up one percent of the crowd, rather than fifty?

boldotter473 said:To be honest, I’ve been boycotting the national team for ages—somewhere around 2002 or 2003. I can't even remember exactly which mess was the final straw, or which specific promises they made just to screw us over later. Sure, I felt some hope during that match against Estonia because, maybe, I was actually optimistic for once. But after that disaster? I don't see myself ever stepping foot in an American stadium to watch them play again anytime soon.
As for the other guy, he claims he doesn't care whether he's watching certain factions celebrate a win or watching "hillbillies" who lack any sense of class consciousness... blah blah blah, global masters, orchestrated wars, everyone is the same, let's divide ourselves... it's just the usual rambling from someone who clearly doesn't understand who's really pulling the strings or who's still dreaming about reuniting Yugoslavia.

Robert Nelson43 said:Let’s be honest here—you didn't skip out because you weren't interested in the match; you skipped because you couldn't stomach hearing people cheering for the opposition. It’s a shame, really. You could have actually seen the Eagles play live, but I suppose you'd much rather stay home and play the critic from the sidelines.

It’s honestly a bit much to witness everyone celebrating Dan Marino these days. I find it difficult to stomach. Then again, I suppose it could have been even worse if we had been forced to sit through some celebration over in Bobot or Banja Luka yesterday. Not that I'd want to be anywhere near that.

Robert Nelson43 said:It’s honestly pretty grim watching everyone celebrate Dan Marino like he’s some kind of hero today. I suppose I shouldn't complain too much, though. At least we weren't stuck being forced to sit through those celebrations over in Bobot or Banja Luka yesterday.

steeltrucker said:So, you’re actually trying to claim that 450 people from the NFL Ultras have just lost their minds?
And where exactly are you turning down tickets? I mean, did someone actually offer you one and you said no, or are we just making things up now? What kind of logic is that?

steeltrucker said:No, the real option is grabbing a beer at a local pub, living that independent spirit, you know?
The group holds a stance decided by the people who actually matter; everything else is just noise. That's how it works.

Gary Green32 said:I'd like the people advocating for this boycott to answer one thing for me:

What would a boycott actually achieve? How many fewer people would actually be at the national team games?

Noah Lee7 said:Good grief, 😁 I suppose everything feels like the center of the universe to you guys ever since that incident over there 😍 😁

Alex Flores8 said:http://sphotos-c.ak.fbcdn.net/hphoto...435488894_n.jp 👋

Anthony Barrett37 said:I go to games pretty regularly, thanks for asking.

Jesse Campbell said:The mods. They’re the real issue here. Every single day, you have five clones running around, effectively killing any actual conversation that tries to start.