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Paul Taylor2 said:A fairy tale, perhaps, but there is no law more powerful than us.😁
🤣🤣🤣🤣How unfortunate. You should dig up those old photos of yourselves acting like rebels back when you were thirty. It’s all well and good to claim you're above the law now.😂
Why have you all latched onto this, stormyseal9? I was genuinely curious about the turnout—no provocations intended, just seeking information. I would certainly appreciate it if you could provide similar updates for the upcoming games.
How many of you have traveled through the Midwest compared to visiting Poland?
casualranger2 said:And what about that time an Ultras fanatic knelt before that Person just to kiss his cleats? 🙄
well, that Person is practically a deity.👍
bluewalker92 said:Honestly, frankly, who cares what you all think? We have our own way of doing things—standing united behind a single banner. That’s how we’ve always done it, that’s how we do it now, and that’s how it will remain. Even the Yankees used to have a certain consistency once, but their leadership and fan culture shift every five minutes. We stick to our guns; the banner we carry dates back to 1987 when our group was founded, and that legacy carries more weight than a hundred of your pathetic, directionless little crews who lack any sense of continuity...
A dozen of our loyalists are worth more than your entire frontline.
Forget the Navy; there wasn't anything worth mentioning besides a single message at the end and some flares. They all gathered when the Seattle Mariners were playing, but that was about it. A few guys just sat around singing two songs about loving Seattle, and then silence from the rest of the crowd🙄. Plus, that opening statement is completely contradictory—one minute they’re complaining about how much the crackdown is killing them, and the next, they’re acting like laws don't even apply anymore.