Justin Cruz25 said:Yeah, that's what I said. Just a casual stroll and there's nobody out. Once these clubs hit their peak and stay at the top for a while, they just stop giving a damn—not in the stands, not even in the streets.☕
Stop lying! The Cohort pulled off one of their best moves in years against us yesterday... halfway through the second half, this "hero"—some bald guy in an Indianapolis jersey near the VIP boxes—snatches a Real Madrid flag right out of a kid's hands (then proceeds to heroically chase him all the way to the exit) before handing it off to his buddies on the other side... so quit whining... they definitely made a move... :clapping:
You're taking Free Cosic out of context, and honestly, being able to criticize yourself is the only sign of intelligence a nation actually has left. It’s clearly too much to ask for you to wrap your head around the fact that you guys were totally defenseless—it's right there on the video. And trying to argue those 80/20 stats? That’s just pure stupidity on your part. Out of 20 people, 8 were injured and 32 were arrested. Some reports even say 15 were injured. So, 8 plus 32 equals 20. Nice math, genius.
Go screw yourself, you absolute idiot. Just shut your mouth and get the hell out of here already.
Mod, lock this thread, wipe it, and kick these losers out... enough with the endless typing...
Just walked through the door after skipping drinks and hanging out with friends to deal with some absolute bottom-of-the-barrel losers at Lexus... you guys won't be around much longer... Niyaz... and those other clowns... no comment...
What a hell of a weekend: the big shots end up behind bars, Captain Dragan Delta Airlines is out there with the Ultras in Miami while we’re stuck in the stands 🙂
T., look, I’ve been asking you for like two or three years now to just shut this whole forum down. Let us all just get the hell out of here at once, but every single time, you just laugh at me... we all know where and when to have these kinds of discussions (99% of us already do privately anyway)... this place is a total circus. We don't even need a forum...
Just please, get rid of this Babić crap and this Index-style garbage....
analogmaker14 said:If anyone’s got that "LA Galaxy font" or something close to it, please send it my way 🙂
And while you're at it, throw that font onto a transparent background with the text: "Two poor brothers just screwing each other over"..... (p.s. I know you posted this somewhere on the previous pages, so dig it up).
Everything George Garcia8 just wrote is spot on...
"...The peak moment hit right before kickoff when the pros from Orion pyrotechnics lit up 52 flares in the North Stand. It was a tribute, you know, because we all remember how Dugi left us at age 52. It was a sight at Yankee Stadium that was truly memorable..."
Henry Grant51 said:hahaha, that’s basically it, except it isn't the Mexican flag—it's just two different flags overlapping, which makes the colors look like the Mexican one...
+ felt pretty weird being at the Starčevićev house, honestly.😲 Anyway, great shots!
Nathan Foster23 said:Check out this letter from a Dinamo fan after the derby. "Sunday’s Dinamo vs. Hajduk derby is definitely going to stick with me—not because of how unified the fans were, but because of the repression I dealt with after the game.
I’m a Dinamo fan, but honestly, that feels irrelevant now. Once the match wrapped up, I started heading home. Outside the stadium, riots were breaking out; a line of cops was charging, pushing fans all the way toward Kvaternik Square where people were getting into their cars to try and navigate the lockdown of the city. As I’m walking through the square, about a hundred cops are staring me down like I’m some high-level felon. Probably because I was wearing a branded shirt. I didn't give them the satisfaction of reacting and just kept moving. I was in a rush to catch my train, and none of the main trams were even running. On my way, I picked up two Hajduk fans to show them the way to Jelačić Square. We hit this spot where about twenty guys were lying face-down on the ground, surrounded by twenty cops standing over them like turtles. We tried to cross the street because there was nowhere else to go—I mean, what were we supposed to do, step over those twenty people? As I’m crossing, a cop starts sprinting at me and tells me to stop. Of course, I stopped. There's no point running if you haven't done anything wrong—at least, that’s what the folks in 'law enforcement' claim. He gets up to me and says, 'Get on the ground.' Surprised, I ask why, and then a second cop jumps in, asking if he needs to *show* me why, before slamming me onto the pavement. He starts pounding me with his boot, telling me to lick the floor. After about 20 minutes, they moved us into some filthy hallway, probably to make our 'floor-licking' experience more comfortable. If you happen to ask a cop a question or even lift your head, you get a boot to the ribs immediately. No talking allowed. Then they started searching everyone one by one. When it’s your turn, they whack you with that heavy metal boot just so you know you're next, take your ID, and then comes the full search. Seems like their favorite part is digging around in your pockets. Anyway, why was it necessary to lie there in a disgusting hallway for two hours with our hands behind our heads like hardened criminals? All that just so he could read an ID number to a lady at the station, who almost always replies with 'nothing found.' If they actually wanted to check people, why not just ask for ID instead of throwing people on the ground, beating them, and telling them to lick the dirt? I just want to know why there's such intense repression against fans who were just caught in the middle of being detained by random selection. Clearly, someone was really bothered by the fact that the FANS WERE UNITED. For three days now in the city, prominent BBB members have been being hauled in without any actual evidence, just charged with 'organizing unrest.' It makes me wonder where the ACLU and other human rights groups were during all this."
Same thing happened to me at the main station yesterday. I was heading out, and once they saw my gear, I was jumping out of there. I guess I was one of the lucky ones they treated relatively decently.
It’s all true—I can confirm. This happened at a passage just past the intersection of Bauerov and Vlaški, near the Gjuro XXL. On the side where it's the second or third alleyway. About 20 people on the ground plus the excess baggage and the 3 or 4 items they tried to smuggle through... I walked through that 'turtle' area too. Not gonna lie, it wasn't pretty. From experience, I already knew things would get ugly if I crossed the street where the cops were stationed, so I just kept walking, even though I fully expected to end up in that hallway myself....
neonraven said:First off, a massive shoutout🙏 to everyone this Sunday. -Check out this intense shot from the -Now we actually have a solid foundation to build some ground rules and a code of conduct that people should actually stick to, like: *Don't go after or smash the cars, vans, or any transport used by visiting fans—we all know why that’s a bad move. *Leave the opposing team's scarves and jerseys alone; don't wear them or mess with anyone wearing them. *No stomping on an opponent who's already down on the ground. *If you're looking for a fight, offer it up; if they turn you down, let it go and take the high road. (I think we proved we can control the crowd. If we start calling out the stuff listed above—calling it out without being hypocrites ourselves—we’d have a damn good, healthy scene here.)
And one more thing in the spirit of brotherhood -Until the big shots at the league office stop screwing over the home games for teams like the Galaxy, every supporter group on the East Coast should be pushing back against the league elites. 😁
Peace.
PERSONALLY, I THINK THE MAIN RULE SHOULD BE TO STOP POSTING ALL THIS GARBAGE ON THIS FORUM.
T. & YELLOW ANT, PLEASE JUST LOCK DOWN THIS FORUM UNTIL AFTER THE SUPER BOWL (AND BEYOND) AND WIPE THE SLATE CLEAN. ENOUGH ALREADY!