Posts by Jerry Morris2

Christian Miller48 said:Could someone provide a brief explanation? I'm a bit lost here... I was under the impression that if criminal proceedings are brought against you, you are barred from holding any positions within the club. Didn't some disgraced individual recently leave their post because of this? Or does it specifically require a final, binding judgment?

Under the Sports Act, the verdict must be final and legally binding.

Following up on Kežual—with whom I find myself in total agreement—he seems to overlook the sheer stupidity of certain fans. They consistently vote for the worst possible options for their own interests... things like the local corrupt machine or those populist mayors...

amberfox6 said:I see what's happening. Even the jabs directed at our Hajduk make sense. We could debate whether this is true fan sentiment, but why would anyone hold up a sign with "Jerry Jones" on a grandstand that, let’s be honest, fought him tooth and nail? This is the section where the second tier of the core group sits—or parts of the first tier who aren't corrupt. This is the section where people have actually bled because of him.
My question is simple: don't you think we'll end up having to kick out the mercenaries for a fourth time? Doesn't this smell like the old era all over again?
My observation is this: the dirty laundry is about to come out, and it looks like certain people have strayed from the path once more.
I am repeating myself: I am no longer deeply involved. My conclusion is based solely on seeing that mercenary's name held up in a positive light in the stands.
How could you allow yourselves such an own goal?
Regards to my brothers in the North who continue to fight!

I will answer you based on how I personally view things, and how those around me see it. I hate Jerry Jones and his entire entourage from the bottom of my soul. I hate the Republican Party. I hate every cop who has ever caused trouble for us, for you, or for any other fans in this scene.
Regarding the sign: I believe it was a provocative message designed to serve its purpose, considering we've been debating it here for five days straight. No one in that section thinks Jerry Jones is any less of an enemy than you are, nor was it intended to suggest that. It simply reached a point where—now that there is finally some movement regarding convictions and fugitives fleeing to Canada—the younger generation needs to feel that spark. They need to see a group mobilizing for the battles ahead. Because if we don't cultivate new generations, everything goes to hell.
I haven't been very active lately, so I won't dive too deep into the argument. Would I hang that sign? Certainly not. But that is my personal opinion. I might have opted for a different kind of mockery, though I suspect the message hit the mark, given how you always find someone else to blame whenever you lose to Gorica...
As for football, I stopped caring long ago. I can't consider this club mine while this internal mess remains unresolved. It is a process that will take time, and there is no shortcut. It also pains me to see the missed opportunities in European competitions, the players, and the rest of the mercenaries. It isn't mine, and it never will be, until things truly change.
Regards.

slycyclist19 said:You’re a joke. Honestly, I don't have any other word for you. A group that contributed nothing to our collective struggle? Please. It’s pathetic. I actually feel sorry that I ever stood alongside you in those supposed "joint" battles. I regret every single step taken during that truce. Your message didn't surprise me; if anything, you've finally shown your true colors to the public. Discussing which group commands more respect with someone from your lot is laughable. On what basis should your group be respected after the last five or six years? I'll give you credit for Sunday's attack—it takes guts to strike—but I suspect that's exactly why you lost. You convinced yourselves you were untouchable. How can a group so obsessed with "codes" and "righteousness" allow their attacks in San Francisco and Washington, D.C., to be led by a man who was working with mercenaries until yesterday? He’s practically a well-known European mercenary for hire. And your propaganda about how easily we could light a flare against Seattle is ridiculous. We face more bans than all your groups combined. We’ve pulled off more actions this season than you have in the last five. You won once out in the Midwest, and then some kids at the Mall of America beat you senseless in your own city center. And since you want to talk about us failing to deal with your eleven guys—what kind of nonsense is that? Wasn't what happened in San Francisco just as similar? Thirty Black and Gold against six Demons and one stray dog? Then there's your talk about the Polyak2 crowd. We never had to bring them in to help us break you, because we clearly don't need help. Yet, you brought Ukrainians in at the first opportunity and then just abandoned them. Is that how you treat friends? To show up with nothing to show for it? I regret even writing this. Until the next encounter.

I’m going to go eat some lobster now, paid for by the membership fees of the Kansas City Chiefs. It's Friday, after all. Seafood is mandatory.

Greetings. I am glad you decided to speak up. From your tone, it is clear you haven't quite grasped the situation yet. You view our conflicts as some petty game of keeping score or seeing who can mock whom. I view it as afternoon entertainment. I enjoy the provocation, but I also enjoy winning. That is all. You seem to think we used anyone as backup, which proves you know nothing about the Black and Gold.

As for the individual claiming we are "unripe" because we haven't descended into crime or started peeking out from behind every political powerhouse—consider this a sportsmanlike goodbye.

What is the point of debating anything here when you have no idea who is reaching out from the other side? Is it some low-life who was never even part of the inner circle, or just some twenty-year-old kid brainwashed by the ideology of his group's current leadership, regardless of which group we are talking about?
The reality is that both sides have made mistakes, and they will continue to make them. The fan movement isn't exactly pure, despite how the younger generation might perceive it. I understand you have your politics, but they have theirs too. That doesn't mean anyone here is wrong; it just means there are different methods and specific tactics at play.
At times, I feel personally targeted when someone attacks me on this forum because of a message a group posted. Then I remember everything we went through versus what they experienced. You cannot put those two experiences in the same sentence. Those are facts; everything else is just propaganda. Every one of our people—from the veteran leaders down to the kids just starting out—has had their sense of belonging to the Yankees compromised. For a long time, the Yankees were victims of a populist, kleptocratic clique that worked hand-in-hand with their own clique until things finally fell apart. Those kids lived in the shadows for years. They were fans without any luxuries. They were arrested for every little thing just to sour the experience of being a supporter, all while their enemies grew carefree, sipping coffee on the pier or drinking wine at a local hangout, thinking they could easily light a flare against Seattle tomorrow... or attack a column of Chicago kids because their own group was nearly wiped out (I don't blame them for that; it’s how it works). Beyond that, it is obvious in America which of our two groups commands more respect from rivals. Even on a small stage like this, it is crystal clear. It was also obvious when that trophy was celebrated back in 2013, knowing exactly who handed it to them. It is equally obvious that you spent years taking vouchers while we struggled to get by. It is obvious that you wrote messages mocking our struggle, claiming we were lost while they were literally shooting at our kids. It is obvious you exploited a joint protest in Chicago to pose for photos of some supposed elite crowd... it is obvious that things almost turned into a total disaster. Everything is clear as day. Only an idiot could forget that, or someone who believes it is in everyone's interest to cultivate a healthy scene. But that was never your interest, was it? You have always looked down on everyone else, despite having absolutely no foundation to stand on—other than a crowd composed of many little weasels who would write Trump's name in gold in the Dodgers' history books if he were ever on your side. It is all perfectly normal. Fan rivalry is an elementary part of this. I am not going to try to change some moron's mind, nor is that the point of this post. There is no sense in arguing with a group that has sacrificed almost nothing for a common goal, yet wants to lecture you on how it should be done.

Aaron Sanders63 said:When things actually kicked off and people started fleeing, were those numbers even real? If you watch the footage, you can clearly see one group moving from the right, and then later, a group flees from the police. If you're claiming there were 150 people there, you're just lying to yourselves, and believe me, you'll face much bigger problems than what you're dealing with now.
I think we've debated this enough.
Regards,

Are the numbers fake? For God's sake... This whole argument is a dead end. Good luck to you.

David Fisher25 said:😠

Civic 🤣
The level of propaganda here is staggering. It’s worse than when people claimed the Ustaše were firing missiles at themselves.
A guy from my aunt's side of the family 🤣🤣

Listen to this propaganda... Are you actually serious? If this man were a die-hard fan, would they even bother writing about him? Journalists and the police have always had a soft spot for the hooligans... How many idiots are lurking in this thread?
Beyond that, the footage clearly shows the crowd size. Look, that is the main column heading toward the stadium... The second clip shows how far the crowds spread while returning to their cars near the corner of Heinz and Branimour. I don't see what the issue is... Where is the propaganda? What exactly was fabricated?

vividotter40 said:Sure... And just imagine filming the whole thing and uploading it to YouTube. 😵

I agree. Both sides are acting ridiculous.

The real issue here is the total lack of respect on both sides.
One guy lies about the ramps, the other makes up stories about Boise and the vans, and a third one invents some other nonsense... They are manufacturing their own truths. This idiot claims we were all equal in number... Seriously, who are you kidding? When have we ever been equal in numbers? Ever? Instead of just admitting the weekend was great and leaving it at that, why the drama? No fake apologies, no false grandstanding. A loss is a loss, but a bold move is still a bold move. That’s the bottom line.

Everyone is talking way too much...

A little provocation here or there is one thing, but posting something like this online? Only a complete idiot would do that.

Aaron Sanders63 said:🤣🤣🤣🤣
Can we please just have some silence 🙂
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My apologies, I misread the data. It's clear that in the section 300 meters from the stadium, the crowd is significantly thinner.
Five brave souls and those 15 who were busy targeting civilians. So, roughly 20 people.

steelfox36 said:Look, I'm just asking if there’s a better recording available.
No apologies or excuses are necessary.😁

I never asked for an apology or an excuse in the first place...

steelfox36 said:Is there an official BBB video out yet, or did you guys miss the chance to film it?

What else could you possibly need? This clip alone shows over 150 people causing absolute chaos...

An old man once said it best—I love our Kansas City Chiefs, but I love the truth more. 😁

vividotter40 said:Give me a break. I actually expected a somewhat serious discussion here...

Man, what a joke.

Aaron Sanders63 said:Go ahead, go ahead. Don't be afraid.

Guy, stop posting nonsense and actually think before you head online. Everyone here writes, and everyone here reads. God, the sheer stupidity of these print media types. I honestly thought even Aaron Sanders63 was smarter than this...

Washington, D.C. is a city defined by its fans. But the club, and indeed the entire nation, have been gutted by the bureaucrats sitting in power here. So many people left in search of a better life. Personally, I know over 30 active supporters who are living abroad now. A massive number of people—myself included—only show up when it’s convenient or when they feel it actually matters, because a club in this state means nothing to them. You had 2,000 people following you to Pilsen just now. At least half of those were former die-hards. We are witnessing the systematic erasure of a national identity, overseen by thieves who have occupied the halls of power for twenty years. They rule this city like a dictatorship and have hollowed out this club, stripping away everything from its financial stability to its very soul. They even tried to fracture the supporter groups, and for the most part, they succeeded. And through all of this, the same group of people remains in the driver's seat. For decades, they have been destroying this city, this club, and this community. Is it any wonder that anyone still cares at all?

It’s not that things have stayed the same; they’ve actually gotten worse. This guy can't cause any real trouble because he’s stuck in Canada. He runs his little business from a mobile phone. Bagra thinks everything is fine just because this fugitive is technically a convicted felon. Meanwhile, the sycophants run the show from Washington, D.C. They make decisions specifically designed to cement the positions of those already convicted. They’ve sold out an entire generation of kids again, bringing in daddy's boys while everyone else just watches. In short, they’re screwing all of us, yet we reward them by bringing 30,000 people to the stadium to cheer for a "new young squad" that supposedly needs our support. I have to admit, even I felt a bit of that euphoria on Tuesday—mostly because seeing the old guard and the massive wave of young fans heading to the games was something else. I’m glad to see the numbers growing, but don't forget what that mass mobilization is actually being used for once they finally secure it.
Cheering in the stands is completely irrelevant to this whole mess. Nothing is settled yet.

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I wanted to touch upon the discussion from a few days back. It seems everyone is absolutely miserable about the situation over in Canada. Is anything ever actually changing?

Kyle Davis2 said:You actually mentioned her in the very same sentence.
Why did you show up to support the team from the stands several times between 2011 and 2015? It was for the ultras and for a better future for the club. He should be doing the exact same thing now for those same reasons. Anyone who fails to grasp that shouldn't be questioning why others choose to stand in the stands. While this individual was part of the organization—acting as the primary reason for some people staying away from the bleachers—those same people have vanished again.

I have no desire to get dragged into an argument. No one is arguing against heading to the stands. What irritates me is this collective amnesia regarding what people have actually written... Some were just relieved to finally see us score, yet absolutely nothing has changed.

Name one single thing that has actually changed since this guy took over in Canada...
The LA Galaxy is still run by the exact same people who ran it before. They occupy every executive role, they sit on the board, they control the secretariat... even the coach is still picked from a circle of "distinguished" lifers. I have nothing against the kids, the juniors, the seniors, or players in general... why would I? These guys are just chasing their slice of fame and looking for their moment in the sun. They’re doing what they love. But as long as they are being controlled by the same group that has wronged them thousands of times, then as far as I'm concerned, there is no alternative path.
@Jesse Ramirez3/">@@Jesse Ramirez3 Since you're asking me about the kids... the kids in my family support LA Galaxy regardless of anything. One day, my old man took them to a game, out to the supporter section. The children are playing, jumping in the stands, singing, running around... then a security guard shows up and kicks ten-year-olds out of the stands.
And I'm supposed to cheer for that?
Those are the reasons why I can't support the current LA Galaxy. If someone else can, more power to them.
@Austin Chase2/">@@Austin Chase2 and the rest. I don't hold grudges, nor am I looking for a fight with anyone. But when someone writes here that change is impossible, that it's a utopia, or that the past was correct—claiming that we should have just endured five years of misery because "that's how things were done"—while they were busy praising that very system just yesterday... it makes me want to commit harakiri.

Honestly, screw the LA Galaxy. I have zero interest in supporting that filth; in fact, I’d prefer to see them all suffer. My loyalty lies with the supporters and everything being done to preserve our legacy for future generations, but I couldn't care less about those idiots. I will never cheer for this club as long as they continue to sing praises to the Commissioner following those legal rulings, while a roster of 150 shady individuals occupies the assembly.