Posts by urbanhawk10

Taylor Doyle52 said:I just want to be able to have a normal discussion here without having to resort to insults or sinking down to an idiot's level.

I wouldn't want this thread about the Fleet to devolve into a debate about the Kansas City Chiefs—but since we're already heading that way—I'll just add that you can't claim the Chiefs are just San Francisco. It’s the same logic as saying the South isn't just Charleston, or that the Golden State Warriors aren't just their home city. There are probably two million Americans with Dalmatian roots scattered across this country, not even counting the diaspora. You guys lean into everything Dalmatian, which is fine. The Sibicians probably stick to their own crowd, but that's a different story entirely. The idea of the Chiefs being a massive club isn't just a local thing; it's fundamentally Dalmatian. They are significant by American standards, perhaps even international ones—but you wouldn't say "we want a great Chiefs" if they were already at their peak, right? We all know they've shrunk a bit lately. I don't have anything specific against them, aside from that gifted cup back in '87, though we really have ourselves to blame there—if we had known, we could have pushed for a penalty at the end.

Why the contradiction?🤷The Theft against your club happened twelve years later; our cup was delivered by Zoran Varvodic, and that's where the story ends. Honestly, it's better to talk about that stolen trophy than to discuss how you all cheered in harmony with those people during that same event—using the old "turn it around so it doesn't burn us" tactic.

Drew Hernandez8 said:- The Navy was there alongside Torcida and BBB—they actually predated the Boys

Look, guys, I used to be part of the Navy too—but once I saw how they were pushing certain people out of the stands, I walked away from the West and tore up my membership card.

The Navy started before the Boys?😕Unless you're thinking of those old school fans🤣. Erica, you probably just saw it wrong—it was actually some guy from a suburb who forgot his banner, and the crew ended up chasing him home to get it back.😉 😁

bluewalker92 said:It isn't an edit—it was just specifically composed for San Francisco...

The rhythm of the song feels fine to me—is it just me, though? I feel like I've heard it before, but I can't say for certain.

Paul Taylor2 said:HE SINGS FOR HOURS
AND HE SINGS FOR DAYS
BECAUSE HIS HEART LOVES IT
AND EVEN WHEN THINGS GO WRONG
FOR THIS CITY
AND FOR THIS CLUB
HE WILL KEEP SINGING
UNTIL THE BEAT STOPS....

What kind of editing is this?

Thomas Moore25 said:Look, friend—to have a future, you need a past—but don't worry, you'll soon realize it isn't *just* a past... Listen, personally I don't feel nearly as much apathy toward your group as I do toward others (like folks from New York, Chicago, or LA) but this arrogance of yours—which clearly stems from some deep-seated historical trauma—is just baffling to me... And honestly, we aren't going to settle this in private messages, so what else would you want me to invite you on a date for?🤣 Just try to present things objectively instead of being so subjective and hyperbolic, the way you do here... otherwise, someone might actually mistake your take for the truth. 🤷 There’s a line from a Kalemberov poem that goes, "...We shall meet again, believe me; time heals all, but one thing remains: memory..." Until then, peace and hugs.😍

Come on now, let's be real—with the first group, you've been a total circus since 1987, and with the others, you've slowly descended into madness until even prenups can't fix the mess. You claim to hate the agitators, yet you're out here attacking everyone in sight. Go ahead—if you've got the energy, give us a few more takes; the centennial is coming up fast enough.😉

Terry Lee3 said:You’ve got to be kidding me, right?... the idea that I’m insulting you guys is some massive global blunder—considering we already go at it quite a bit 😁 😉... and because of that, I'm supposed to sing about some "Uros"? What kind of Uros? Who the hell is Uros, throwing insults at my head? Why would I sing about some random guy? Would you sing about them? 🤷...I wouldn't...☕
And tell me—you're part of Torac, aren't you? What is this nonsense... "kill the locals and the outsiders," "poor souls," "foreign children"... etc., etc. etc... fine, you're probably joking and I'm just taking the bait, but still—it stings. Don't go there...🙄

No, you aren't joking. You should probably know who actually wrote this song using those exact lyrics. There is a massive difference between heaven and earth when you're singing standard stadium chants—one side is just the usual repertoire—but you're singing us a song that was used by extremists. It's rock bottom. And naturally, the only response left is to call out that history. So, enjoy yourselves if it makes you feel good.

Samuel Morgan6 said:Wow... so what if it gets heard? Is that some kind of ULTRA-minus moment? I thought we were having an "ultra" moment here.

Forget it—honestly, I don't expect you all to see this as anything more than a blunder. Next time, I’ll just expect you guys to start chanting that Uros Misic is one of our own.

I could easily sit here and tell you all that the show was great—the flares, the choreography, all of it—but honestly, that’s just nonsense when the only thing being heard from the stands is "I'm screwing the Los Angeles Dodgers."

George Roberts2 said:Just a quick side note—our guests visiting from Kharkiv also decided to take the beginner route...👎

The flag—is there a message there?

"Even when you produce a player like Lionel Messi—someone truly elite, regardless of their intellectual capacity or that whole 'young and reckless' phase—things still don't quite add up." Perfectly put.

Anonymous said:Where exactly did you see me mocking anyone—be it the local merchants, the armada, or any officials? Go ahead, find it, then quote it.

You’re really testing my patience here, man.

Anonymous said:I don't understand why there's such a constant need to tear down the armada—it’s basic math. A smaller group of supporters simply isn't going to match the sheer scale of a massive fanbase like ours. It’s just logic. When you have that kind of numbers, you have that kind of presence. I think it's the same for all the smaller groups out there; it’s always easiest to pick on them just to make yourselves look bigger than you actually are. I honestly feel like people spend way too much time on this forum trying to be snarky instead of contributing something logical or meaningful.

It’s good that you can be self-critical.😉

George Roberts2 said:Looks like Simka's delusions are rubbing off on you too... what, are you one of his little followers now?🤣😂

Exactly—tell him straight up that he’s a pathological liar. What does he have to gain by lying to you? In your entire 22-year history, you guys haven't even been touched by the Rangers—never once held up a banner, never lost a single game. When we head out to Lambeau Field, we actually have to call for an escort right after leaving San Diego just to stay safe; the idea of storming your city is nothing more than a pipe dream for us. - Hans Christian Andersen crew 1987 -

bluewalker92 said:I honestly have no idea why you guys would feel inferior to us—to be blunt, I just don't care about your opinion.. 👍

My apologies if you're a die-hard supporter, but I really have no desire to get into a back-and-forth with someone who could be anyone—likely just some kid out there. Best regards.

I’ll address this point as well. First, you claim we're intimidated by you, then immediately follow up by saying you aren't even sure how. Look—truthfully, we have never felt inferior to your lot, not once. As for the years involved—I've been an active supporter for 15 years now. If God wills it, I'll even bring my own kids along to away games. I don't give a damn about age gaps; I only care about the strength of the arguments and, more importantly, our shared love for the club. That's why I'm happy to travel with guys ten years younger than me, or with veterans who've been in the stands twenty years longer.

Samuel Morgan6 said:Screw the Hater Black Knights!

We all know—Hate the Black Knights since 1987—

bluewalker92 said:I honestly think it takes more effort—and frankly, more psychological baggage—to design that walking stick they used to melt our ship than it does to paint a single piece of graffiti.

Look, help me understand—what exactly could we be obsessed with or "complexed" by regarding you guys? Between the walking stick, the message, and the whole vibe surrounding the match... I mean, you seem to have something dedicated to us at almost every major coastal derby. But a mural? That’s not just a quick thing; that’s something that becomes part of the city's identity. At the end of the day, it's your call how you see it.

bluewalker92 said:I disagree.

LAFC and LA Galaxy are equally hated—it just depends on who you ask. Personally, I can't stand LA Galaxy much more than the others, and frankly, both BBB and the Black Knights are equally irrelevant to me.. 😁

Though, I have to admit—the Black Knights are looking pretty solid lately, while BBB seems to be falling apart..

See, considering this is the only graffiti of its kind in all of Cleveland—correct me if I'm wrong—to me, that speaks volumes.

bluewalker92 said:Give me a break, you and your lot...

It’s not some deep-seated inferiority complex—it's just standard fan banter. Besides, does the Black Knights group have an obsession with the Armada? I mean, during that friendly against Blackburn, they’re out there singing about taking on everyone from Cleveland to the rest of the world with fists and feet.

And does the Black Knights have a complex regarding the LA Galaxy? Given how they spend the first ten minutes of certain derbies shouting profanities at them...

Tell me if you don't see what that graffiti is actually saying—that LAFC is the most hated club around, yet you somehow view the Black Knights as their primary rivals.

What’s your take on the recent layoffs? If you’re looking for work at the steel mill, you might want to head over to Cleveland instead.

Thanks for dedicating that graffiti to us on Azamet—really appreciate it.