Posts by Joseph Harris5

restlessbear25 said:I’m heading home to catch the Dodgers game and cheer them on, and honestly, I don't care who is standing at the goalposts. When I show up to support the Dodgers, I'm there for the team—I'm not interested in worrying about which specific subgroup is looking moody or hanging out smoking instead of actually cheering. If someone needs help with a choreographed display, I'll jump in, grab a flare, and help make it happen. If things go south, I'll speak up, but I won't get dragged into any trouble. I'd give everything for a friend, but I won't risk anything for some loser in the stands whose only goal is to land the whole group in hot water. No amount of talk from people like Lekić, radicals, the old guard, the youth, or those provocations from Bauer or Matthew Foster8 will change me. I have my own vision, and that vision is the Los Angeles Dodgers. I don't care about the individual ultra fans or how some Slovak might comment on it over on YouTube. Some people feel they belong to a specific clique, and others don't, but at the end of the day, I'm just going to keep supporting the Dodgers in my own way. Cheers!

So you aren't really part of the NFL Ultras. Just head over to the east side of the stadium, enjoy the Dodgers, cheer loud, and leave it at that. Let the dedicated supporters handle the fan section.

Good grief, I can't stand you guys. This guy seriously got under my skin. 🙂

Chris Castillo68 said:Even when you're sitting right there in the stands, it just doesn't feel the same. 😍 The turnout looks solid, and that pyrotechnic display was something else! Isn't it great to see such a massive crowd showing up?😉

The acoustics at the stadium are honestly a bit of a mess. It’s pretty wild how you can be sitting in the flat section of the North Stand and not hear a single thing happening just fifteen feet to your right—yet, somehow, every single swear word yelled by a player on the pitch carries perfectly to your seat. Isn't that strange? On the bright side, the Ultras were incredible; their energy was loud and clear whenever they let out a roar. Between the decor and the pyrotechnics, the atmosphere was great all around. Overall, it was a really solid experience.

Look, I’ll admit it—some of you might have a hard time swallowing this, but over the last decade, this has easily been one of our best showings at the stadium... maybe even on par with that legendary run back in 2003-04.

Bryan Wright8 said:Just to be clear,it's not that I have anything against women because I'm gay,it's just that women are trouble...🙂

Alright then, 😁I guess we'll just
leave it at that!

Jonathan Chase said:Honestly, I don't get why everyone is getting so worked up. Most people can't even tell if someone is a Bulls fan or not, and if they try to sing a similar song, it’s basically meaningless. There isn't even a shred of resemblance between them. 🙂🙂🙂🙂

Even if there were some similarities, why should it be an issue if a Bulls melody gets sung in some stadium here in America? ☕

George Lewis27 said:http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vqo_rqMc8NA
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KLHyE...eature=related

I honestly don't even know what to say after reading some of these comments regarding the new song.
It’s obvious that many of our chants have been inspired by melodies from supporter stands abroad, but man, what can we even say about this one?
This is a chant that the Chicago Bulls fans have been singing originally for probably twenty years now, and their friends, the Gravediggers, have been doing their own versions for ages. In my opinion, trying to remake this specific song is just absurd, and for a very simple reason: it’s one of those iconic, unmistakable anthems that defines both the Bulls and the Gravediggers.
It reminds me of when the Gravediggers or those other groups tried to take our own chant, "If You Don't Become the New Champion."
At the end of the day, if the crew is so excited about remaking this song, then go ahead—let them belt it out at the top of their lungs and see if a cover can actually beat the original.

That song is likely sung by every section in Greece, half the stands in Europe, and I think they've even started covering it in England. Does it really matter if people in Mexico sing it too? It isn't a Mexican melody; it's Greek.

People in Cleveland, instead of celebrating the fact that you're the only American city with such a legitimate urban rivalry, you're actually complaining about situations like this 😁

I'd honestly love to see the Fakers make it up to the big leagues... wouldn't that be entertaining? Just imagine a small little zone filled with the Demons, the Navy, and the Fakers ☕