Matthew Murphy91 said:Are you actually trying to justify the defeat you took today from the Delija?
Is it really that hard to just admit you lost?
Honestly, I feel bad for both your joke of a group and the Delija.
Being objective here—you guys got absolutely rolled today. In the world of supporters, you’re the laughingstock right now.
That said, respect to every single guy who headed down there.
As for you internet experts and "objective" types, go wave at the wind. 🙂
Isn't it more ridiculous that a group whose team doesn't even play in this country travels all this way to fight people they could have easily faced much closer to home? Or maybe it's just funny seeing someone from another country show up to lead your cheering in the stands?
I don't know what you're talking about—you watched thirty seconds of footage just like the rest of us, and yet you're preaching. For all I know, based on that clip, it looks like a quick scuffle before everyone runs off. I'm just saying, the video clearly doesn't show the full picture, so none of us truly know what went down.
It would be better to stick to the facts, which are these: the Boys showed up in Pyre despite facing a level of repression that neither the Delija nor Gate 7 ever deals with. Neither the Delija nor Gate 7 traveled to Chicago. The Boys didn't hide in Pyre, which is basically the ninth circle of hell for visiting fans. Delija and Gate 7 weren't in Chicago. Anyone can lose a street fight; it's irrelevant, and nobody ever gained or lost respect over a single alleyway scrap. Besides, the respect the Boys command is exactly why the Delija traveled to Pyre, and the respect they have for the Boys is why they stayed home when it was time to come to Chicago. And keep in mind, these are the Boys, dealing with all their own domestic issues, yet they still showed up and stepped up. Honestly, the bragging about one fight doesn't surprise me. It's like if I landed a lucky punch on Tyson after he beat my ass twenty times before and twenty times after.