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Anyone from the NYC area down for a meetup tomorrow?
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Nancy Fisher4;41728250 said:
That’s pretty much the gist of it. Honestly, these current divisions will vanish once the younger guys step up and take charge of the stands. People will realize it's time to move on. I really hope those kids can pull it off.
As for Lekic—people are talking a lot of trash about him right now, but whatever. When things go south, I'm always the first one to call him out. Ever since his move to Cincinnati, he's actually been the biggest supporter because everyone else was busy looking the other way. And look, if he were truly the jerk people claim he is, he wouldn't even bother showing up anymore after being moved. People just love to mock the new guys; it's just how we are. Sudden leadership changes always turn out messy like this. But if the new crew proves they can lead the crowd and handle business, nobody is going to care about Lekic ever again, let alone worry about these internal splits.
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Keith White25 said:http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n4rJgIBgwgY&feature=plcp
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=poyx95zDHyU&feature=plcp
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Man, that second one is absolute madness. If only everyone was drinking it all night long!
Die-hard Ultras / Hardcore Supporters
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They’re putting up a new monument over on Hilltop, right where that old one used to stand for the club.
Die-hard Ultras / Hardcore Supporters
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Seriously, at this rate, even the local corner store clerk is going to start carrying a rag everywhere.
Die-hard Ultras / Hardcore Supporters
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Dennis Davis97 said:Yeah, Jack Chavez3 is right on the money. 😂
Look, man, the absolute worst part about all of this is that we just sat there and acted like nothing was happening. We let them walk all over us. And now? Now we’re going to be the ones lighting flares and forcing match stoppages, basically doing exactly what they want and handing them everything on a silver platter. So, you can keep talking all you want, but that's the reality of it.🙂
Look, let’s be real here—we all acted the exact same way. It wasn't just a handful of people causing trouble at the stadium; we were all part of it. And now? Now everyone is suddenly jumping on the bandwagon, acting all high and mighty like they’re going to change things or take some big stand. It’s all "this" and "that," but when it actually comes down to it, nobody is willing to lift a finger. So honestly, why even bother talking if you aren't going to do anything?
Die-hard Ultras / Hardcore Supporters
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Go ahead and laugh if you want, but don't act like you weren't all sitting there making fun of Wob's clips... please. It’s always so easy to start a war and hunt for excuses, but now that things have actually gone south, suddenly it's too late to fix anything. Funny how it was always "too early" to take action before, isn't it? Everything is always someone else's fault with you people. Instead of constantly acting like you're some big shots, why not just admit that nobody here is actually capable of doing anything? Stop pretending.
Die-hard Ultras / Hardcore Supporters
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electricranger12 said:it’s honestly pathetic
I really hope you and whoever else you’re counting in actually realize we aren't talking about that random group of maybe ten girls who popped up out of nowhere. I'm talking about the ones who show up to the San Francisco games all the time.
Die-hard Ultras / Hardcore Supporters
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So, what’s the plan then? If you guys from the city aren't going to show up and fill those seats, you're basically going to have to start recruiting anyone and everyone who breathes just to get a crowd. You'll be begging anyone who walks by to come along.
Die-hard Ultras / Hardcore Supporters
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I don't get it. Why are you guys from the big city constantly hunting us down in the streets just to land one cheap kick and then bolt? If you’re actually supposed to be tough, man, stay and finish what you started. Go ahead, pretend you're the kings of the world. 🙂
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swiftstag13 said:Look, I see it as providing that immediate support right when things are at their worst—the kind of stuff you actually take pride in. You’re cursing out the ref and everything else, then immediately breaking into a song to back the guys. Or what? Should we just sit there in silence while the opposing fans carry their team to another goal in a matter of minutes because they're riding that adrenaline high? And then, five or six minutes later, we finally decide to start singing.
It’s basically like players standing around arguing about who messed up the goal right after it happens. Just get the ball out from the center circle and let's move on.
If we had been absolutely crushed like Simunic predicted, say if we were down 3-0, we’d still be singing our hearts out. That’s exactly what you mean when you talk about being proud. But the idea that staying quiet for a few minutes because we can't believe how pathetic those goals were—or even worse, that second one—would somehow kill the team? Please. And newsflash: you didn't "rally" the boys with your chanting; Bebek was the one actually driving them forward.
Die-hard Ultras / Hardcore Supporters
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swiftstag13 said:I’ve gotta hand it to the NFL Ultras for showing up in force, supporting the guys, and lighting up the stands, but there’s been this massive flaw with the fans for a while now. I don't catch every single game, but during the big rivalry matches, you guys just completely shut down the second the other team scores. It happened again today—first goal, dead silence. Second goal, still nothing. It took a good few minutes before anyone even started singing again. You guys are basically a black hole when things go south.
I don't know how you're looking at this, man, but that isn't a "flaw" at all. It’s perfectly normal to be shocked and disappointed when you concede a goal; there's going to be a moment of stunned silence while you process it, assuming you actually give a damn about the club in the first place. Once you snap out of it, that's when the chanting starts back up, followed by the applause to back the players. Take it easy. Peace.
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The turnout was solid and the energy from the crowd was pretty decent. Honestly, we played an incredible game—it’s just such a damn shame about that goal slipping in at the very last second. It felt completely pointless. My only real gripe is that during those final few minutes, the cheering kind of died down like everyone was just counting down the seconds until the whistle. After a performance like that, the stands should have been absolutely deafening right up until the end.
Die-hard Ultras / Hardcore Supporters
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I just finished watching the replay on Fox, and honestly, there’s nothing controversial about it. It was clearly offsides during that second goal for the Houston Texans
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Gary Hernandez12 said:http://desmond.imageshack.us/Himg843...jpg&res=medium
http://desmond.imageshack.us/Himg580...jpg&res=medium
The Gary Hernandez12 offensive is officially underway ☕
Spot on. 👍
Rangers Supporters Club
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Huge props on the videos, they're absolutely killer, especially the one against the Galaxy. Those first seven minutes or so really show how much heart the crew puts into everything. Seriously top-tier production; these guys deserve all the credit in the world. That kind of drive, that passion... it's something else. 🙏
p.s. that fence looks awesome to me
p.s. that fence looks awesome to me
The Armada
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Oh, please. Even if there were a hundred of you, you’d all need to take a good, hard look in the mirror before you even dared to use a word like "disappointed"... Honestly, your numbers are just straight-up pathetic.