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B52 said:What is the point of this argument? People have been singing those songs at San Francisco for at least seventeen years now. If we really want to dig through the past using forensic investigation methods to figure out "who did what to whom," we'll be stuck in an endless loop. And what about Aida? Who owns that exclusivity? They've been singing under those cliffs for ages too.
Exactly. The Rangers have been singing that for twenty years, and you can't exactly claim moral high ground just because you don't, even though it doesn't stop us from joining in on the singing.
bluewalker92 said:Sailing on the waves of our hopes without ever slowing down!
Here is the official derby video for anyone who thinks we weren't showing up. It's about 4 minutes long and includes the choreography and flares...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Hb3kH-4U6yM
In my opinion, our display was excellent given that the club is sitting in 10th place—we aren't in any danger of relegation, but we aren't exactly fighting for the title either. The flare show felt just like old times, while the choreography felt like a glimpse into the future. We had smoke and strobes during the choreo, followed by more fire at the 60th minute, plus firecrackers and those loud confetti cannons... The chanting was great during the first half, and things picked right back up again from the 60th minute onward...
Kudos to everyone involved in the visual presentation.👍
Let’s not be hypocrites here; even though I can't stand their club, this message from the fanbase about the lost championship is absolutely top-tier. In my opinion, they honestly put out the most powerful messages on our scene.
Fanbase, we're waiting for you. Hopefully, you'll show up in force this time—it's about time, really.🙂
Kudos to the fleet in San Francisco👍