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With a pretty high probability, I’d probably just grab my ride and take my brother and the kid along, so there would still be two seats left in the SUV if anyone needs a lift... but, whatever. It's not about doing anyone a huge favor, it's more about keeping things moving smoothly so everything stays synchronized, like a well-oiled highway.😁
If I had any idea there was going to be trouble at Vinkulj, I would have just taken my wife and dropped her right off by the Bosutski area to wait for all the chaos with her little joke book and a teddy bear... then, the next day, I'd probably just get her an admission slip for the hospital (though, knowing luck, lightning wouldn't even strike twice...).🤣
Aaron Ramirez49 said:The stands look much better when they're packed...
I wanted to ask something while looking at these photos from a few years back when the crowds were huge. It feels like you guys either hit a wall or just got worn down by the fight against Mommy...
Looking at old clips from when the name changed, there was such momentum back then. Nowadays, everything seems a bit monotonous, or maybe that's just my impression...
I also can't wrap my head around how a massive city like Chicago can't rally more than 200 people to stand up against Mommy. I mean, if you had another strong group in town, you'd have more support, but even though this is your city, those numbers are still low...
It’s obvious that without a crowd, there's no pressure. If the stadium was filled with, say, 20,000 people shouting for Mommy to leave, he'd be gone in a heartbeat. Maybe the mistake was not mobilizing the whole city and everyone who loves Dynamo...
Everyone laughed at the Yankees fans five years ago when they were putting up posters in New York City calling for mobilization, but since that day, they've grown more than anyone in history. Before that, they barely had 200 people in the stands for smaller games...
No.
This is something entirely different, and honestly, I think what we're seeing is unique to our situation...
I don't care about the Yankees personally, so I'm not out there hanging posters...
Who do you root for, anyway? Who are you really with?...
I'm looking closely at the upcoming matchup between Atlanta United and Fenerbahçe. Does anyone think Atlanta actually has a realistic shot at taking down the Turkish side? In my view, the Turkish squad looks objectively stronger, so they really should be walking away with a win at the very least...
I have to say, I’m a bit surprised by the betting odds on the sportsbook—they've got Atlanta at 2.0. How does that sit with everyone else?...
Atlanta basically has to play aggressively to win this one regardless, and their standing in the league isn't bad enough to justify playing it safe...
What's the consensus here, folks?