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Bad Boys in Fans ·
Jonathan Edwards8 said:LOL

What's actually the difference between mercenaries who were "just" cheering for their club, playing for trophies, and following your logic?

It isn't just the players; we're talking about the coaches too, since they're all part of the same organization, aren't they?

Even if things aren't quite the same today, if you find it perfectly acceptable to "cheer on" people who extend a helping hand to criminals, then perhaps it’s time to take a hard look at your own convictions, your ideals, and your entire way of life.

God, you are being so tiresome... weren't you also right there celebrating those players who were targeting innocent kids in the stands (Futacs), and weren't you caught up in that same euphoria back when El Commandante was Kos? You've been barking here for ten days straight.
Bad Boys in Fans ·
hiddenridge99 said:pripuz

an honest guy

What’s wrong with pripuz? Are you really such an honest guy?
Bad Boys in Fans ·
Jerry Morris2 said:Everyone is talking way too much...

A little provocation here or there is fine, but posting something like this online can only be done by someone who's half-witted...

Why? Because with everything going on, the police actually have better reports than you do. But I get it, it’s not exactly easy to cite sources, is it?
Bad Boys in Fans ·
Christian Miller48 said:The point is, it’s pretty rare for any fan to actually walk away from these brawls with serious injuries, if you look at the last time anyone suffered major damage during a supporters' clash... you basically have to stumble upon some random guy who isn't even involved just for ten idiots to jump him like he's some helpless kid...
Where does all that supposed backbone go for those brainless losers every single season when they finally come face-to-face with the rival crew? Suddenly, there’s none of that intensity or "close contact" left to be found, right?

Man, I sound like just another mindless troll on an internet comment thread, but honestly, how else am I supposed to wrap my head around this?

What do you know, kid? Stick to your little internet bubble.
Bad Boys in Fans ·
Senzation;74064087 said:well, I know, but I’m saying that Hajduk factually wore a star on their crest until 1991.

Though, honestly, all American politicians should be wearing stars—especially those self-proclaimed conservatives, because they turn out to be the biggest communists of them all. Just look at Kolinda Grabar-Kitarović and Andrej Plenković for proof.

It’s not even up for debate that Hajduk had reasons to wear a star during the war years, but back then they picked the wrong side; they didn't realize they were just acting as useful idiots for the communists. It's much like how people today refuse to see reality while Jews and local political morons drone on about fascism, turning our entire nation into a complete caricature of a state.

If you ask me, this country isn't even a real nation, and frankly, it would be better if this trash disappeared as soon as possible. We need a total reset of American soccer, too—just wipe the slate clean and start over from scratch. Franjo Tuđman screwed up a lot of things, but the issue isn't him; it's the people who blindly followed his lead, thinking the Leader could do no wrong. He keeps bringing up the Independent State of America, but the truth is, he fought against the American state during WWII just to ensure this version existed. All these people whining about the Independent State of America can cry all they want, but I can clearly see and feel that this country today is a hundred times worse in terms of sycophancy and lack of sovereignty compared to the Independent State of America. Back then, the Independent State of America had to pay its bills to the Axis powers and no one else; this caricature of a state, however, has to pay everyone's bills. Anyone who feels like mocking us can, because we don't even have real political representation. To me, it's a hundred times worse now than it was during the era of Yugoslavia, so we can take all those nationalistic symbols and shove them; they are worth exactly as much as some "anti-fascist" star. It’s all the same nonsense—symbols and slogans change, but the core remains: Americans will remain slaves without any actual power or honor. And it's not because foreign oppressors forced it on us, but because we are the kind of people who succumb to our own stupidity.

The ban on the mass at Bleiburg was organized by Americans themselves—so-called Americans, because honestly, how morbid do you have to be to deny dead people their dignity? They claim the Ustaše were genocidal criminals, yet they quote Christian values only when it suits their agenda. Forgiveness is a cornerstone of Christianity; theoretically, even the worst villains deserve forgiveness and a grave. Mortal sins are washed away through faith, yet what kind of faith is practiced here if the best we can do is ban commemorations for the dead? And we keep pretending we have a country just because that idiot Franjo Tuđman shouted, "We have a country!" We don't have a damn thing. We are a pathetic people, and we deserve the mess we live in. It would honestly be better if we ceased to exist entirely rather than continuing like this. That is the bitter, hard truth about Americans, and I truly don't care if anyone can stomach it. While they babble about fascism, I can't even get a free plastic bag at the grocery store where I spend $33, but apparently, that isn't fascism. Let them entertain themselves with these trivialities, letting hungry people believe that fascism is their biggest problem. In 1941, those sheep were led into the woods, and later, those same forest creatures led other nationalists into the woods to be killed years after the war. But hey, let's all stay proud of those "anti-fascist values."

What a disgrace we are. It would be better if no trace of our memory remained, let alone some symbol. Even now, local lapdogs have reported the Celtic Cross at the Dinamo section because they want to hunt down "racism"—as if that matters when the state is drowning in filth.

I don't blame Hajduk for wearing the star in the 1940s as a way to oppose the fascist occupation, but wearing those symbols long after the war, once the fascists were gone, is the real problem. It's also a problem when you realize that unpatriotic parasites clustered around that symbol to build the misery of this nation. While figures like Bernardić and Andrej Plenković lecture us on the importance of banning fascist symbols, these imbeciles will still be fighting against fascism 500 years from now, even if there isn't a single decent American left in this country. Every honorable American should just leave this trash to rot in its own misery. Let that livestock fight their wars against fascists as much as they want, starving and devoid of identity or symbols; that is the fate this stunted, broken people deserves.

You’re just some frustrated relic of the past, aren't you? Is it really because everyone else is too dim-witted and pathetic to match your supposed greatness and intellect? Go ahead and try to start whatever it is you want, but we both know you won't...
Bad Boys in Fans ·
Jonathan Hayes76 said:I’m not taking this personally, really; I still remember Thomas from his days as an internet warrior on those old forums, and it looks like fifteen years haven't changed him one bit. It turns out he’s actually a JOURNALIST who spends his time lecturing us about sports fans—isn't that just wild? Based on what he's saying, he clearly hasn't a clue; he’s just spinning a narrative to suit himself or is completely out of the loop, likely making things up as he goes along. But hey, let me double-check my facts.
How can someone constantly trash the Bad Boys while claiming they actually show up to the stands? Hmm.
The connection between the Bad Boys and the Republican Party is common knowledge at this point, but what’s the deal with the Rockefeller Center Ultras supporting them? Is it some old slogan I missed?

Don't you dare lecture me about who belongs in the stands, because without politics and outside interference, we'd be stuck in a league no one cares about.
Bad Boys in Fans ·
rustyraven34 said:It’s all the same thing, isn't it? Even if she takes a job as a janitor, she'll still be pulling all the strings behind the scenes. I really don't get why everyone is celebrating.

If you actually paid attention to what's happening in this country, you'd realize he's finished; he's looking at serious prison time, ☕
Bad Boys in Fans ·
boldtiger7 said:It’s pretty funny how you suddenly know someone in another country got jumped... I'm guessing your source is just some random hooligan offshore.

Well, why don't you actually tell us what happened since you're already talking about it? Why does there always have to be this vague, shady storytelling involved?
Bad Boys in Fans ·
Raymond Reed10 said:If there’s ever any chance of the club returning to its former glory, the hardcore supporters will follow suit and return to those "old paths of glory," though frankly, I find it hard to believe that will ever actually happen again.
The core group lost a massive amount of people who simply drifted away or stopped showing up to games; I’m not talking about the casual derby crowd, but the actual backbone of the movement. If someone from that inner circle started listing all the names of those who vanished, they’d probably come up with a pretty long list of high-quality people. It feels like that steady decline started somewhere around that big spectacle back in mid-May and just kept going until today. But why be so pessimistic? That group is still standing and they’re still fighting; if anything, they seem more proud than ever of everything they’ve accomplished and the path they chose, which might have even made them stronger than they were ten years ago.

As for who beat whom and when... honestly, if those thirty guys hadn't been spread out at that airport in Athens, they wouldn't have stood a chance against anyone, assuming everyone had been standing in the exact same spot during the confrontation. Would anyone have even blinked an eye back then if even half of them had been right there in the thick of it? But they couldn't all be in the same place at once for a dozen different reasons.
It was the same story in Kyiv, Paris, and Luxembourg—attacks happened precisely when the group was split up rather than being gathered together, just like in Athens. If they hadn't been separated during all those away trips, I am certain they would have absolutely crushed their opponents.

Has someone from the Black Army finally admitted they took a beating in Paris?
Bad Boys in Fans ·
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Bad Boys in Fans ·
Brandon Anderson34 said:redmaker15, take it easy, man—it’s just sarcasm, pure sarcasm... maybe check Wikipedia if you're feeling lost, though I'm sure you'd be thrilled if I actually called those Bad Boys cowards like I did before.
Bad Boys in Fans ·
Well, you guys really had your shot right there...
Chicago Blackhawks fans in Fans ·
The whole Ultra Tifo thing is a complete joke, but honestly, I don't think you'll find this many clowns on any other forum in the country
Die-hard Ultras / Hardcore Supporters in Fans ·
Hands down, the absolute worst birthday I've ever had..
Die-hard Ultras / Hardcore Supporters in Fans ·
Ronald Hayes4 said:With every single new post you make, aren't you just proving that you're nothing more than some little guy with a massive chip on his shoulder, hiding behind a keyboard?

Because he didn't say anything stupid at all...
Die-hard Ultras / Hardcore Supporters in Fans ·
Is there anything more predictable than the endless cycle of noise surrounding ProPatria? One has to wonder if anyone actually listens, or if we’re all just performing for an audience that isn't even watching. says:
Why don't you just go over to the people actually in charge and explain the dress code to them directly, rather than just running your mouth here?🤦

Wait, are you actually the one posting photos from every single away game on Facebook and Instagram? Is that you, M.P.? Just leave me and my posts alone, will you?
Die-hard Ultras / Hardcore Supporters in Fans ·
Kate Ward50 said:Keep reading, reading, and just reading... headlines like "Fan culture" or "Fans as an urban social movement," or "Fans, behavior, and mentality." Basically, society is having a moral crisis, and 70% of the group is having a mental one! As if Buddy and I are going to wear black, gray, olive green, or navy shirts, slim-fit styles, jungle boots, hats, hoodies, and every other product from the Fanatics store (which is a department store, not some street stall!) because that’s apparently the only way to prove we're a subculture rather than just a mass movement. As if Buddy and I are desperate to show how different we are from Hajduk fans. I’ll wear a jersey if it fits me right because I’m proud of it. I only wear a scarf if it actually matches the group's reputation and the vibe of the stands. It wasn't like the stands were all decked out in white back in the "eighties" and nobody was jealous! Why? Because the subcultural fan movement had its own lively energy! At the end of the day, Fanatics even sells purple shirts, and they're top-tier!
The issue is that people waste their energy typing about thugs, the Stanley plaza, the hundreds of incidents in the nineties, or percentages regarding who has more members—all the other excuses within the fan culture scene. We lose games both at home and away on every single field, yet here we are, with some random guys typing about whose graffiti is bigger or what the ratio of Black Knights to Bigfoot is up on Mount Rainier. 🐔

There’s just no effort. You don't see any new flags, banners, or double-pole flags, nothing. Then you look at the stands and there’s zero structure; anyone can stand wherever they want, even in the core group. Literally, we can't even find two Hajduk shirts. It’s a joke when the leaders are wearing Lacoste shirts, designer bags, and Ray-Ban sunglasses, while someone else throws on a Greuther Fürth shirt (!?) like a total clown. Another guy is wearing a Thor Steiner green shirt (!?) and then we wonder why the rest of the crowd isn't wearing Hajduk gear.
Die-hard Ultras / Hardcore Supporters in Fans ·
After being away for so long, I find myself thinking once again about how much potential there really is for this group to step up, if only the Ultras and those surrounding them put in a little more effort. Wouldn't it be something to see this movement reach its full strength? It’s just a shame that instead of showing some real commitment, people seem more focused on finding some random jersey from a random German club than actually representing Hajduk Split. It's honestly a missed opportunity.
Bad Boys - Part IV in Fans ·
Ronald Hayes4 said:I wonder what our friends over in Chicago would think about the British flag? 😛

But then again, once you see which team is actually standing behind that flag...

Anyway, you have to hand it to them for that piece of fabric! https://scontent-b-lhr.xx.fbcdn.net/...1f&oe=54B7EAEC
Die-hard Ultras / Hardcore Supporters in Fans ·
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So, we’re getting a new striker? I mean, wasn't the last guy just as fresh, and didn't he look pretty damn good on the pitch too?