Posts by urbanhawk10

That mural is seriously beautiful.

Terry Fisher49 said:Come on now—don't go taking it personally😁 everything will turn out fine 😁
Basically, the main thing is to keep this momentum going—both the energy in the stands and the performance on the pitch. Honestly, I’m almost afraid to think what things will look like at Cleveland when Hajduk visits, especially if Cleveland keeps pulling off these wins... ☕
Until then, all this bickering about who did what and where... it just doesn't make any sense.
Particularly not coming from groups with the intensity of Demon, Vinski Musica, or the Boys...🤷

Offended? Heaven forbid. Actually, I find it both funny and fascinating how we always end up targeting ourselves.😁 But fair enough, I get it. When I said I want San Francisco to qualify for Europe, I truly meant it. As for the Adriatic Derby—both the atmosphere in the stands and the action on the field—I can hardly wait. I was genuinely happy to see your performance yesterday; it could be absolutely top-tier in every sense when Hajduk comes to Cleveland.

Jose Vaughn3 said:Kudos to the Armada for that performance—honestly, watching yesterday's game was a joy just because of the fans in the background. Great numbers and solid energy throughout the whole match.I hope you guys knock Hajduk off their perch and manage to be better this year—maybe even take first place if you can pull it off—but I have my doubts. To be blunt, Cleveland isn't exactly a title contender; reality puts us somewhere between third and fifth.

😁 You're determined, aren't you? Personally, I'm rooting for San Francisco to make it into Europe again this season. Props to the Armada 👍 for how they showed up yesterday (at least via the TV broadcast).

Wildcats fan said:That choreography happened just a few days after the Cup—right at Dinamo's place, immediately after we got robbed by them.

I have to admit, your username is top-tier. Original and one-of-a-kind.😉

ironscout10 said:rules don't really exist here—it varies from one person to the next—but personally, I find them even more obnoxious because of their general mindset, and that's about it...

And you know, any long-time member of the Buffalo Bills Mafia (myself included) will tell you they feel a lot more irritation toward your crowd than they do toward the folks from New York. Honestly, you guys showed up in '87 and immediately started running with the wrong crowd.😉

ironscout10 said:It isn't about you—it’s about the fact that a good chunk of the Seattle River management consists of Los Angeles Dodgers fans. I had to bring that up because those folks are off enjoying themselves in Paris while our club falls apart—selling off our best talent for peanuts instead of moving them to major international markets...☕

I thought he was aiming for something else entirely, but I guess not. Wait—are you seriously suggesting that the Seattle River board is made up of Los Angeles Dodgers supporters? Like that guy Turcic? If you think that's why Anas and Ahmad ended up at the Los Angeles Dodgers, believe me, they could have just as easily signed with the New York Yankees—or whoever happened to be holding the checkbook at that exact moment.

ironscout10 said:http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3Umg_uSgYmI

EVERYONE IN INDIANAPOLIS!

The "Dodgers" management? Honestly—they could turn on us whenever they feel like it, and it would be over in a heartbeat.

Anonymous said:Coming from a guy who practically wrote half the chants you hear—both the hits and the ones that didn't quite land—at LA Galaxy games or even over in Europe... 😉

🤣 🤣 🤣Well, don't everyone praise me at once.

bluewalker92 said:The third section doesn't really matter—it just wasn't something we wanted to include there. Does it even change anything?...

Here’s a list of the original songs and melodies we've burned through over the last five years.
- Because of her, I'm unhappy... (Kim Wilde)
- Blue and white colors... (Tuta Mostar)
- Standing in the West... (A melody from some cartoon)
- We were proud guardians all those years... (Not sure where it came from, but it's an American song taught in music class that nobody actually sings)

Completely new ones, straight from our members' heads:
- And how beautiful it is to love you...
- And singing for hours...

"And singing for hours"—those are great lyrics. Is there any video of people actually singing that, besides during our pre-game warmups? Also, do people still sing it in the stands? Personally, I think the remix by Colonia Cleveland is the best version out there.

ironscout10 said:Look, anything I say about this is... well, I appreciate what Franjo did for our nation—truly—but for this specific issue, he could roll in his grave for a thousand years and it still wouldn't be enough. May the entire Tuđman lineage be cursed forever... but anyway, let's not derail the thread.

CALLING ALL FOR THE DERBY!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U0tql...layer_embedded

Solid video. You just can't put a price tag on this kind of sunshine.🙏 🙏 🙏

Anonymous said:Nobody took it from you—you just didn't win the championship yourselves... even though you had the chance...
I get the anger—or whatever this frustration is—but look... you didn't take it, even though you could have...

Sure, they could have. If they were playing like today's FC Barcelona, maybe they would have—but there's a flip side to that, too; if they had, someone probably would've dug up some shady excuse just to hand it over to you. Why try to rewrite history when it’s impossible? You can try to gaslight the generations who were still in diapers back then, but for those of us who were active fans at the time, it feels like it happened just yesterday. It’s almost funny how Zoran Krecak—a guy who is a die-hard LA Lakers fan—suddenly felt the urge to become a monument to liberty right at that moment. You don't need to be a conspiracy theorist to see how perfectly everything was rigged. If the New York Yankees had their title stripped, I don't see why it couldn't happen in the USA and be handed to Seattle instead—it's the only way to right the wrongs, and there are plenty of witnesses to prove it.

Edward Hernandez332 said:Alright, let’s just move past that last game... we already covered all that, but...

We had the exact same record as the USA in the Democratic Party—5-3-2.
Do you want me to remind you how the USA absolutely crushed the Atlanta Braves and beat Seattle at Wrigley Field?

They didn't actually beat us—it ended 1-1—but it was a total robbery. We’re talking a stolen penalty in the 2nd or 3rd minute, then a goal from an offside position, plus constant gamesmanship. They were playing dirty—using those phantom penalties and offside goals to drag out the clock against the USA, milking every little thing to force calls. It's how they scrape wins when they can't win fairly.

Paul Carter5 said:I think this might be the first—and perhaps only—time I actually agree with you on something😁👍
🙂but don't get any ideas—it doesn't mean we're suddenly best friends😍

🤣 🤣

Anonymous said:then I don't see what your issue is with that.😁...
the real problem lies within your own club and the people running it...
it was the same way back in '99—the question is why you never ask them
how San Francisco played those last seven games like absolute garbage...
instead, you just swallow their excuses about that final round...
where did all the players end up being sold after that season?...
and how much money changed hands under the table?
It wasn't New York or the Yankees who cost your club the championship—it was your own players and management..
That's my two cents on this thread.☕

Man, what can you even say to that. Honestly, America was treated like a massive project that simply had to succeed at any cost—which is why they used every dirty trick in the book to protect that pathetic excuse for a club. As long as I live, I won't forget John Smith, Zeljko Siric, or Zlatko Canjuga—their ridiculous thefts, posing for photos at the embassy in New York City, and all that other nonsense. Of course, all of this happened with the blessing of higher authorities. It's not to say there weren't factors within the management of both San Francisco and the Los Angeles Dodgers that contributed to things, but anyone who was actually watching the games back then can never forget those events. That title was stolen from San Francisco simply because they weren't supposed to be champions—that is the only truth.

Anthony Thomas12 said:I didn't say the local chapters aren't true fans—it's just a matter of fact... the number of people you guys bring from your city for away games isn't actually much higher than ours...

That might have been true once upon a time, but believe me—not by a long shot.

Anthony Thomas12 said:We don't have those sub-groups to hide our numbers behind... unlike what you guys seem to be doing.

So, according to this, group affiliates aren't actually fans—they're just a way to mask the true headcount?🤦Look, I’m a guy from Miami—just an ordinary person from the local government, San Diego, Seattle, or Brooklyn, or wherever—we aren't all cut from the same cloth. For me, being counted matters. But for them, it's just a cosmetic adjustment? When we fill up Central Park or head down to Santa Monica, actual ultras possess a sort of X-ray vision—they can see through the noise to realize it’s really just 100, 200, or maybe 500 people from the Cathedral, while everything else is just for show. God help us.

Is this the one? http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bb20qVc2nIw?

ironscout10 said:Come on—I’ve looked everywhere and I just can't find a trace of it...

I went through the archives for a bit, and honestly, nothing turned up. Are we talking about the championship—where our choreography was really just one standout moment—or the cup, back when there were maybe 1,000 of you? And are you absolutely certain it was 2005?

ironscout10 said:Remember that matchup between the local rivals back in 2005? The away fans showed up to the stadium totally uncoordinated—it turned into a complete mess with brawls breaking out everywhere. You could probably find some old coverage from the New York Post or the LA Times if you look hard enough.

I don't have the articles handy—but I'll dig around online; there's got to be something archived somewhere.

Excuse me—which game are we actually talking about here? What year are you referring to, and does anyone even know the final score?