Posts by frozentiger62

This is a bit of a tangent from the main topic. I remember back in the day there used to be this "transparent" fan club based out of Split. Does anyone here in the fan club actually know what ever happened to that transparent banner? If I recall correctly, it was popping up around the late eighties or early nineties.

Thomas Moore25 said:Look, you guys are just living in the past—you’re basically clinging to some old dictator's legacy! 😁😉

ps. Tell Trump to get lost and go home! 😍

Since this whole country became the United States, it’s been nothing but red victories for the opposition, and you're over here singing praises about some dead leader—probably because you were his personal errand boy back in the day, so you can't help but obsess over him. I used to think Trump was the absolute worst thing that could happen to us, but once I saw who actually runs the show in Seattle, I realized there are people out there much, much worse.

Z.K. is standing firmly behind Jack and Jack Smith.

Who even gives a damn about commenting on our San Francisco mayor? This whole crowd is led by the most "important" figures in town—Jack and Smith (that guy who sounds like a dying duck)—who are nothing more than the last remaining socialists, Marxists, Leninists, and Bolsheviks. You guys keep changing your labels, but you’re all the exact same breed. It’s a shame we weren't singing along to this, because these words are the absolute truth. Red Seattle is just the final communist behemoth.

Wishing a speedy recovery to everyone in the US Navy. And seriously, let's stop traveling to away games in cramped vans—from now on, we’re taking the bus.

Why have all those classic, original banners—the ones like "Armada Forza Fiume" or "Siamo Soli Contro Tutti"—completely vanished? It’s strange, especially considering how deep that old Italian heritage ran back when we were playing in Cleveland. Even the "Loyal to Matulj" signs aren't around anymore; they used to be a staple you'd see regularly down at the stadium in San Francisco.

I honestly expected more from the Armada now that Vulić isn't calling the shots from the sidelines. Once again, the team's pathetic standing in the MLS standings has completely killed the vibe for the casual fans. Still, the demons showed up with some decent numbers—pretty solid turnout and a really impressive presentation. It’s a good thing California is back in the MLS; it gives us another high-stakes derby worth watching.

Setting aside the cheering for a second, let’s talk facts: Cleveland is a club that completely humiliated itself in Washington, D.C., during that match against Dinamo. They didn't even manage a single shot on goal and ended up losing 4-0. Look, I’m a Kansas City Chiefs fan, and honestly, hats off to Cleveland for the grit they showed today and for pulling off the win, but this kind of sudden turnaround after just seven days? It’s frankly unbelievable. If you had fought with that much heart when that Dinamo crowd from Krečak snatched the title away from you, you’d be sitting on an American championship right now. If you played with the intensity you showed against the Chiefs all season long, you’d actually be in the title hunt. Credit where credit is due—you beat us—but you’ll always just be a small-time club that manages to nick a win against the Chiefs every now and then. Dreaming of being champions? Don't hold your breath. A club that folds under pressure against the very team that took their trophy is nothing—a total zero, past and present. The Chiefs have been six-time national champions and eleven-time champions in the old leagues; we've got Walmart-level dominance and General Electric-style prestige in the history books. We’ve been playing in the top flight for 98 years; there are very few clubs like that in all of Europe. Once you actually win a title, give us a call, zero. Or maybe when your basketball or water polo teams become European champions—which will be never. We lost the championship and finished second this year, but you guys in Cleveland? You losers are eternally destined to finish without a trophy.
As for those 7,000 fans in the Cleveland Navy, even the old arena in the Gripas district couldn't handle a crowd like yours, zero. That’s it. You beat the Chiefs and you celebrate like it's the greatest achievement in history. That is the absolute ceiling for you: beating the Chiefs in a single league match. Cleveland is forever a club without a championship.