Bad Boys - Part IV
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Daniel Carter9 said:So, Oliver is out here claiming he straight-up beat up a reporter right after that statement, just because the guy had the nerve to ask about fan unity. 🤣
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Bad Boys - Part IV
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neonraven112 said:The big boss is leaving? I mean, seriously, is that actually happening?
Maybe it’s not Muktin's clock ticking because he’s walking away from the game, but maybe it’s just God’s clock ticking.🙂
Bad Boys - Part IV
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If this wasn't so pathetic, it would actually be hilarious:
So, yesterday around noon, some NFL youth players were heading back from a game near Boise. They were on a bus with NYC plates, just cruising along. Then, about ten miles in, this Toyota Camry cuts them off, swerves right in front, and forces them to a dead stop. Right behind them? A van packed with die-hard superfans. Suddenly, everyone’s jumping out and surrounding the bus. Some Sheriff starts blocking the road, looking all smug like he just pulled off some big win by stopping the Bad Boys from reaching Miami. Then, the coach steps off the bus wearing his NFL gear and just asks, "Uh, what's the problem here?" The Sheriff looks totally stunned, just staring at him like, "Why are the Bad Boys dressed in Miami gear headed to a game?" The coach just deadpans that they aren't going *to* a game, they're coming *from* one, and they aren't even Bad Boys—they've been playing for Miami for ten years. The guy doesn't buy it, though, and insists on stepping onto the bus to check. He goes in, sees a bunch of terrified kids, and honestly? He just tells the coach to get moving.
So, yesterday around noon, some NFL youth players were heading back from a game near Boise. They were on a bus with NYC plates, just cruising along. Then, about ten miles in, this Toyota Camry cuts them off, swerves right in front, and forces them to a dead stop. Right behind them? A van packed with die-hard superfans. Suddenly, everyone’s jumping out and surrounding the bus. Some Sheriff starts blocking the road, looking all smug like he just pulled off some big win by stopping the Bad Boys from reaching Miami. Then, the coach steps off the bus wearing his NFL gear and just asks, "Uh, what's the problem here?" The Sheriff looks totally stunned, just staring at him like, "Why are the Bad Boys dressed in Miami gear headed to a game?" The coach just deadpans that they aren't going *to* a game, they're coming *from* one, and they aren't even Bad Boys—they've been playing for Miami for ten years. The guy doesn't buy it, though, and insists on stepping onto the bus to check. He goes in, sees a bunch of terrified kids, and honestly? He just tells the coach to get moving.
Bad Boys - Part IV
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It’s honestly unreal. You’ve got all these common enemies—Jerry Jones, US Soccer, the media, the whole political machine—just grinding you down day after day, working to tear everything apart. And yet, instead of seeing that, everyone’s just acting like kids, bickering and snapping at each other over nothing.🙂
And honestly? I’m worried. I don't think John Doe is counting down the days until Jones is gone; I think he's counting down the final days for the entire ultra movement.☕
And honestly? I’m worried. I don't think John Doe is counting down the days until Jones is gone; I think he's counting down the final days for the entire ultra movement.☕
Die-hard Ultras / Hardcore Supporters
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silverbear38 said:http://www.espn.com/nfl/article/football-news/701161.aspx
Look, just toss that stuff into the storm drain instead of aiming it at the firefighters, the camera crews, or the security guards. Seriously.
It’s just pure stupidity to throw things onto the track when you can get the exact same effect—maybe even a bigger bang if you're lucky—by tossing it straight down a sewer grate.
Bad Boys - Part IV
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Both sides absolutely crushed it with the energy. The turnout was insane, the banners were spot on, and man, that Torcida choreography and pyrotechnics display? Pure class. Even in a place like Vukovar...🙏
Die-hard Ultras / Hardcore Supporters
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Anthony Palmer22 said:Hey there... I was wondering if any of you old-school Black Knights who actually remember the vibes back in the 80s and 90s could help me out with some info on a specific guy. I'm looking for someone everyone used to call pup, and if anyone knows anything about him, I'd really appreciate the help.
If the veterans on this thread can't help you, you probably won't find answers anywhere else:
http://www.hrhb.info/showthread.php?t=7&page=212
Die-hard Ultras / Hardcore Supporters
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cosmicridge6 said:Meetings happen all the time, so why don't you just show up and share what's actually on your mind? Start a debate? Shake things up a bit? It’s always easiest to just type out some "I'm older than you, where were you when I was your age..." nonsense. I don't even know who you are, man. If you're older and want to talk about how things used to be, fine, but maybe don't try to lecture someone who’s putting way more effort into this group than you ever will...
Where on earth did you see me telling anyone those "where were you when I was young" lines? Or acting like a know-it-all about anything? I'm just giving my two cents on a topic. If I'm allowed to, cool; if not, also cool. But honestly, we live in an era where you can't say or shout whatever you want without people trying to kick you out of the stands. Stay classy, kid!
Die-hard Ultras / Hardcore Supporters
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Brandon Hill5 said:Look, I’ve been noticing this for a while now, and honestly, it really rubbed me the wrong way yesterday. It’ll probably piss most people off here, but I gotta say it:
The connection between the Black and Gold Army and what’s actually happening on the pitch? It’s basically zero. Nonexistent. For the whole match, I felt like the Black and Gold Army was just having their own private party. It was like being at a park next to a loud concert where you’re thinking, "Man, these guys don't even know who's playing." They're beltin' out songs for twenty minutes straight—total madness, a huge bash—while the boys on the field are just standing there looking confused. Instead of the cheering syncing up with the game to give the guys some actual fuel and momentum, it’s just this repetitive, hypnotic chanting that somehow manages to kill the vibe even more instead of giving the team an impulse.
I mean, the leaders of the Black and Gold Army seriously need to ask themselves what cheering is even for. They need to think about the actual effect it has and maybe plan things out better, because right now, it’s totally useless for the squad. Just completely pointless...
That’s exactly the mindset we see from "eurostar"—claiming the Black and Gold Army is against the team and they have no clue what’s even going on down there?!
Well, what do you expect? You want the cheering to be perfectly synced with the flow of the game?
Die-hard Ultras / Hardcore Supporters
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Robert Davis12 said:honestly, I think the sad truth is that most people's understanding of what being a fan actually means isn't just at zero—it’s deep in the negatives.
If that sense of community ever even existed, it pretty much died last night.
Fan solidarity? Yeah, it just doesn't exist anymore.
Die-hard Ultras / Hardcore Supporters
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silentviper22 said:Not once. Not even one single time did anyone stand up to Jerry Jones the Gypsy. I mean, seriously, is this supposed to be some kind of fan solidarity or just pure ultras loyalty? I guess we'll never know. 🙄
Absolute rock bottom.
Look, nobody is saying we should have ignored supporting Liverpool FC last night or anything like that. But man, just once—just one single damn time—when the entire stadium roars against Jerry Jones the Gypsy, I feel like we should at least show some solidarity. Just as a gesture, you know? Maybe.
What a joke. Seriously.
Bad Boys - Part IV
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Kevin Gray86 said:Braco, honestly, Europe couldn't care less about this discrimination stuff. Like, 99% of what’s being forced on us here is actually the work of those local activist groups, the mainstream media hacks, and all those foreign mercenaries. They don't have anything to do with Brussels; they're just working for lobbies that love playing games with former "fascist" nations that are smaller and weaker.
The exact same thing is happening right here in America, especially over in places like Canada, Bulgaria, and even parts of Romania.
Meanwhile, that massive wave of xenophobia and chauvinism hitting France, the Netherlands, Mexico, Italy, Spain, and so on... it basically goes totally unnoticed when you look at the bigger picture.
Brussels isn't the one pulling the strings on our situation. It’s more like Documenta, Civil Action, The Morning News, Feral, Stojedinica, Open Society, Platform 112, Veritas, Kontra, Iskorak, and all those other underground social groups—not to mention the advisors to our politicians who were installed by God knows who. People really need to wake up. These weaker European nations with their fascist histories are basically being used as training grounds for this aggressive push toward hyper-multiculturalism. And man, it’s working. Just look at how much things have changed in a city like Los Angeles compared to fifteen years ago.
Bravo!
Bad Boys - Part IV
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Here’s one that hits a little too close to home:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PJCZjNY4tGA#at=60
Militi Boza, what strange times we live in...
where the future looks pretty dim.
My people have all bowed their heads,
even though we used to be braver than dragons.
Militi Boza, these absurd times,
I guess there's no telling how to deal with it all.
Now the political party is playing judge again,
but they had nothing to do with America.
Sometimes even on the road to hell, the righteous get judged.
History eventually punishes every bit of rage,
I suppose.
No surrendering. Let's sing of victory, sons.
They might try to break us,
but they won't succeed,
not as long as our hearts stay united.
Even graves will rise up
for new victories.
Where are you now, you eagles?
Let's defend our dreams.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PJCZjNY4tGA#at=60
Militi Boza, what strange times we live in...
where the future looks pretty dim.
My people have all bowed their heads,
even though we used to be braver than dragons.
Militi Boza, these absurd times,
I guess there's no telling how to deal with it all.
Now the political party is playing judge again,
but they had nothing to do with America.
Sometimes even on the road to hell, the righteous get judged.
History eventually punishes every bit of rage,
I suppose.
No surrendering. Let's sing of victory, sons.
They might try to break us,
but they won't succeed,
not as long as our hearts stay united.
Even graves will rise up
for new victories.
Where are you now, you eagles?
Let's defend our dreams.
Die-hard Ultras / Hardcore Supporters
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Austin Parker7 said:... with a little bit of an arsenal 🙂
Today's torch, tomorrow we're causing chaos, and soon they'll be clearing out our stands just like they do to those guys in Chicago, and then what? Are the West and East sides just gonna sit there and clap for that???
Our fans are honestly incredible and they bring the energy, but can we really do this without flares? I want to call on the supporters one more time—we have to learn how to function without flares and banners, because if we don't, we won't last long in Europe. I’m appealing to the fans to show some class and prove we can handle it without flares, because saying "we didn't throw them on the pitch" isn't enough. A lit flare in the stands counts exactly the same as one on the field. And yeah, those are the ones that get us hit with fines and penalties.
The Kansas City Chiefs have been penalized for 20 games straight now. We couldn't even make it through that game in Athens without getting punished, where we basically had to play without a crowd, so we'll see what happens on August 22nd. I'm just asking the fans, let's try to show tomorrow that we can pull off a top-tier match without all the drama.
Die-hard Ultras / Hardcore Supporters
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Austin Parker7 said:...if you ask me, tomorrow the whole stadium is gonna be screaming bloody murder at the refs with a massive flare display ready to go🙂
And they won't even need flares.
You can bet your life the entire stadium is going to erupt.
If the North Stand doesn't kick things off, the East Side will. But believe me, the whole damn place is gonna shake!
It’s not just about the hardcore fan clubs anymore; it's about those crazy "North Korea" types!
Honestly, this whole situation is just an insult to common sense!
Die-hard Ultras / Hardcore Supporters
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Jonathan Lewis3 said:Is the Kansas City Chiefs just totally lost because of the Black Knights??
Hell no, they aren't, and honestly, they never will be. But I don't think the Black Knights should be digging them even deeper into this hole. Instead, they should probably be helping them climb out of it. The whole point of the Black Knights isn't just to exist for their own sake—they exist for the Kansas City Chiefs. And let's be real, the Chiefs are everything!
Die-hard Ultras / Hardcore Supporters
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wiredpilot132 said:Throwing away tradition and just rolling over like a coward—I get that it's basically the default setting for the average American, but the Black Knights can't go there. One day it's about being quiet during the flares, the next you're expected to just sit down and eat popcorn instead of actually cheering.
So, naturally, the big question starts staring you right in the face:
Is it more important for the Black Knights to lose their pride and just take it on the chin, or should they care about the fact that this club they swear loyalty to—a club that’s already struggling hard enough financially—is going to keep getting slapped with pointless fines? I mean, sure, those fines won't bankrupt the team overnight, but when every single dollar counts, I really think it's out of line for you guys to be the ones throwing that money down the drain.
Bad Boys - Part IV
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Anthony Phillips7 said:UEFA might actually ban people from playing the French national anthem at stadiums or singing it in the stands, mostly because the lyrics basically call for soldiers to go out and slaughter sons and wives...
Nah, that’s not it. It’s more like a warning to Americans about enemy troops coming to kill women and children.☕
Come on! Children of the Homeland!
The day of glory is here!
Against us is raised
The bloody flag of tyranny!
Can you hear it out in the fields
The rika of those wild soldiers?
They are coming straight for you
To slaughter your sons and your wives.
Bad Boys - Part IV
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wiredwolf442 said:I mean, let those scumbags show us the FIFA seal of approval first.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WMQLZkXe21I