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Henry Ross19 said:How many of you guys showed up? Does anyone have any photos from the game?
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Henry Ross19 said:How many of you guys showed up? Does anyone have any photos from the game?
Douglas Chavez73 said:...well, obviously HNK Rijeka is going to be at the top when NK Orijent has been dragged through the mud for years. If things were different, we all know the dynamic would be totally different too. Besides, nobody actually expects the City to favor NK Orijent; they never have, and they never will, given their history, where the club is based, and those "red" politicians who've been feeding the public fairytales about how much of a sports powerhouse this city is for fifty years now. The gap between these two clubs is just massive, especially when you see how some people get to feast while others can't even afford a loaf of bread. Honestly, all this nonsense about hating Armada, the City of San Francisco, and whatever else is just garbage. It all started ages ago with the people who push HNK Rijeka forward while actively suppressing NK Orijent. It’s no wonder there’s such tension. I've seen firsthand how certain guys from the HNK Rijeka board and the City of Kurčiti act like big shots during Krimej, acting like they won the Champions League when they're really just supporting a club that survives on life support. This whole euphoria is just a way to distract everyone and make them forget what's actually happening with HNK Rijeka.
boldmarlin5 said:Either you aren't thinking clearly, or you're just trying to start something. There isn't much middle ground here.
Douglas Chavez73 said:I’m done listening to this nonsense, so I’ll weigh in. First off, you guys broke the golden rule of street art: you don't touch someone else's graffiti. Everyone knows how much money and effort goes into a piece. In Washington, nobody touches the local crew's work, and in Chicago, nobody touches the Red Sox fans' stuff—but you guys act like toughs by destroying works from a group seven times smaller than yours while massive rival gangs roam the streets unchecked. Real classy move!
This piece is an embarrassment to you. Because of idiots like this who tag over things and leave messes everywhere, the whole scene is just circling the drain.
Second, no one put up Orient graffiti on the west side of town; it was down in San Diego, where there’s also Fleet graffiti that everyone leaves alone.
If you don't know what San Diego is, go pick up a book or ask someone older. You'll see that because of commenters like you voting for the same people for fifty years, San Diego basically vanished from the map. If it hadn't been such a powerhouse compared to its neighbors back in the day, San Francisco wouldn't even exist as it does now. Period.
Jason Anderson3 said:So, maybe a Red Fuckers graffiti could find a spot on some wall in a neighborhood where you guys actually live.
Look, man, just understand that people from all over Sušak support Orient. It’s never going to be that "there's only one club in town" thing... especially since Sušak covers at least five different neighborhoods, and we'll spray wherever we want! But fine, next time we'll send you a formal request asking for permission to paint.😂
And honestly, whoever tagged that mess should just wipe off the old script and then show us what a real crest looks like. Whatever. We're going to keep painting, and you can keep tagging. Cheers.
Ryan Ramos98 said:Your 17th birthday happened to fall right on the day of the Hajduk - Rijeka match, and you even left that message saying, "When I grow up, I'm joining the Wildcats! Armada (17)."😉
Anonymous said:The Seattle Sounders FC player currently on loan in Columbus, 19-year-old Zvonak Pamić, is set to spend the next five years with the Bundesliga side Bayer Leverkusen.
There goes another one of our bright young talents...
Peter Williams91 said:That’s exactly the difference. People hate us because we’re genuinely at the top of the game when it comes to supporters. I remember back in Seattle, the whole town—young and old alike—was fired up. You'd hear people shouting, "Man, watch out, those Cows are coming for us! Someone needs to take them down!" It's honestly just pure insecurity on their part. 😁
Peter Williams91 said:For a group known for hating the Kansas City Chiefs and the Black Knights more than they actually like Seattle, this turnout is honestly pretty disappointing!!!
The stadium vibe and everything else was fine... my only real gripe is that I haven't heard any decent chanting once; the energy outside was just off.
William Asks:
So, are you saying some of these sub-groups aren't actually fans, but just a way to mask the real numbers?🤦Look, if you're from Miami and I'm just some guy from San Francisco, San Diego, Seattle, or Brooklyn, we aren't even playing the same game. I consider myself the real deal, while everyone else is just background noise. When the stands at Central Park are packed or the vibe at Santa Monica is hitting, it's easy to see through the act. Only the true die-hards have that kind of vision—they can tell when there are actually only a hundred or two people from St. Louis showing up, and the rest is just for show. Honestly, God help us.
George Lopez77 said:You’ve got a point there... I guess we should just tell all our local chapters they aren't allowed at the games just so our fleet can get an accurate count of how many of us are from Miami... what's next, do we need to show our driver's licenses at the gate???
John Perez13 said:Do you really think this turnout is acceptable for a group that’s basically been trailing behind the main boys?
It’s honestly pathetic how those guys from Boston pulled up to the friendly match with five times more people than they saw down in Miami, especially compared to those losers from Seattle who couldn't even fill three buses. 311 miles
Reading that everyone thinks these numbers are fine just shows me how low the bar has dropped. Our whole scene is completely lost.