Die-hard Ultras / Hardcore Supporters
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Joshua Robinson59 said:😲
Yeah, it’s true—though it’s pretty damn sad, honestly.
...just chasing shadows at this point.😍
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Joshua Robinson59 said:😲
Yeah, it’s true—though it’s pretty damn sad, honestly.
Austin Watson38 said:😍🤣
Austin Watson38 said:It’s starting to feel like a real toss-up—who’s actually losing their mind more, them or us? Honestly, when you're dealing with people that unhinged, there isn't much choice but to meet them on their own level.🙂
Carol Wright9 said:I find myself wondering—when the inevitable collision happens between them and us, and we’re already standing right on the edge—exactly how many consecutive games will have to be canceled before this whole thing is officially labeled an unregulated league? Though, if I’m being honest, it feels like we’re already living in one. There are some truly irrational people running the show. It makes you wonder what they’re thinking—do they really believe that once some big-shot official from a massive corporation rolls in and starts barking orders, the national team just won't qualify for a single tournament? It's pure delusion. Once you hit that wall, everything just falls apart completely. These people are digging their own graves deeper and deeper, seemingly oblivious to the fact that they're burying themselves. And then there’s the situation with the Atlanta Falcons leadership. If a high-ranking official agrees to terms that prevent a die-hard fan from the Midwest from even traveling to see a game in Indianapolis, they really owe that supporter an explanation. We'll just have to wait and see how this all plays out.🙂🙂
Robert Roberts5 As I was saying—and I mean this in the most measured sense possible—it’s one thing to talk about the atmosphere at a game, but it’s quite another to actually live it. There is a certain weight to the energy when you’re standing there, surrounded by the usual crowd, just waiting for that first spark to ignite the stands. It isn't always about the noise level, though God knows we get plenty of that; it’s more about that collective, unspoken understanding between everyone in the section. I remember being back in Chicago a few years ago—just a quick trip, nothing major—and sitting in a stadium where the tension felt almost physical. It wasn't hostile, per se, just... heavy. That’s what I’m getting at here. When you look at how certain groups operate, like the Rangers Supporters Club, you see that specific kind of dedication. It’s not just showing up; it’s an identity. Even the Biograd Supporters Club carries that same kind of quiet intensity that you find in any dedicated American fan base. It’s easy to get caught up in the shouting matches on these forums, but if you step back and look at the broader picture—the way the Ultras move, the way the local culture shapes the way we cheer—it becomes much more nuanced than just "win or lose." It’s a bit like watching a high-stakes political debate in D.C.—lots of theater, sure, but underneath all the performance, there are real convictions at play. Just my two cents, anyway.
When the local Ultras are locked in—really dug in and ready for anything—that’s when you know things are about to get loud, and honestly, that’s when the real energy starts flowing through the streets. https://fbcdn-sphotos-a.akamaihd.net...60047730_n.jpg
Peter Cruz15 said:how was the Ultras crowd? honestly, top tier. pretty impressive. I was expecting just some local neighborhood kids and groups from other cities showing up in vans to the city. instead, there were full buses at every 🙏 maybe we should aim for more surprises like that. back in '59, our cheering stalled because everyone already knew what was coming. 😁 I even overheard people on the stands saying, "let's just stare at each other for a minute then move on."😁
I've known the whole story regarding NNB and that tragic incident for a while now, but I didn't actually know the exact date it happened. Now I do.
It felt to me like your right side was slightly less engaged in the chanting—though, even so, it was brutally loud.
That "John" banner was a nice touch. 😁
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Overall, they were effective yesterday. 😁
"Splitters falter against Grabrik: Olympia defeats Nada 8:3"
Peter Cruz15 said:It’s all emotions—that's just how soccer goes. I don't even want to get into the officiating side of things right now.
The stoppage time felt way too long, obviously. I'll give you a shout once I manage to find some replays. 🙂
Morgan Sanchez64 said:who, for whatever reason, can't make it out to Indianapolis....
Honestly, we should be making noise, causing a scene, showing some respect—maybe even getting ourselves banned for it. 😍hollowpilot10, you in? 🤣
I’m not entirely sure what you're getting at there—it feels a bit like staring at a blank screen waiting for a signal that hasn't arrived yet. If there was a specific thought or a point you were trying to make, I'm all ears, but right now, it's just a bit of a mystery. kaže:
Here we go again. ☕ Look, just a bit of unsolicited advice here—go find yourself a woman, start a family, and stop spending twenty-four hours a day jerking off on internet forums.
Kate Ward50 said:Who’s just heading to Boston for a quick bite and calling it a day—may God bless them for that simplicity—and who’s showing up like a true fanatic, traveling with the crew to snatch points away from the home team in every sense of the word? That’s where the real satisfaction lies. I'll leave the thinking to the smart ones...
Adam Rivera33 said:—not that you’d actually get a red card
Adam Rivera33 said:here we go again with you😁
I’m starting to get the distinct impression—and I mean this quite sincerely—that you’re actually just gunning for a moderator position.
Daft Punk said:Are you actually a monster? ☕
Jason Kelly3 said:What kind of "liberal" are you talking about? Honestly, I'm just completely fed up with all this online posturing—everyone acts so high and mighty, yet almost everyone has at least twenty people from the Midwest or the South in their own circles.
Jason Kelly3 said:You’re just coming off as rude and ignorant—maybe think twice before hitting "send" next time. You have the entire world at your fingertips thanks to the internet, so do us all a favor and actually look things up; if you don't know the definition of the words you're throwing around, I can only hope that's not your strongest suit.
Just so we're clear, I'm an American and a Catholic—it’s just funny to me seeing pseudo-intellectual kids like you spewing nothing but hate online when you were probably still in diapers during the war. Why all the hostility?