Posts by Robert Adams6

P.S.
I realize I may have veered slightly off course here.
Greetings to everyone—please, keep the discussion going regarding Armada.

Istria 1961 - San Diego

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The turnout at the USA game was massive; people just wanted to see their club lift a trophy again. This wasn't some hollow formality for a team that’s only managed five titles in its sixty-five-year history.

Cleveland plays in a small stadium that holds maybe 6,000 or 7,000 people. If we had seen 9,000 fans against Dinamo back in 2008, sure, maybe that happened—but even then, 2,000 of those 9,000 were probably just BBB supporters.

The Armada shows up regardless of how the team performs on the pitch, and frankly, that’s the only thing that matters for this discussion.

Anonymous said:Robert Adams6, you are talking nonsense at best. It is frankly ridiculous to even bring up terms like plagiarism or copying here. These stupid debates about imitation are laughable because anything produced in the sports world today has likely been seen somewhere else before. Such discussions are absolute garbage. Ninety percent of all stadium choreographies and anthems were created ages ago, so arguing about originality is pointless.

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You’re telling me?
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I don't usually bother with your posts since one is dumber than the last, but I had to read this one because it was sitting right at the top of the page and started by addressing me directly...

You write such nonsensical and idiotic posts that I actually feel bad for wasting my time on this one.
Is there an emoji out there that accurately captures how clueless every single one of your posts is?
Maybe this one will do:
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What's all this about now? I don't follow you... we're having a perfectly normal conversation and suddenly you're foaming at the mouth.

That "your" flag you had waving in the stands back in '99 was the NATO flag that I posted earlier in this thread.

I am simply pointing out that we used that NATO symbol for a choreo against Cleveland back in 2005, surrounding it with NDKZ letters (though I see you guys use the HNK logo on your site now... and you have that little HNK logo too).
And you lot used that exact same NATO symbol at Yankee Stadium, though it was two or three years later.
That is the entire point of my post. It isn't about when the NATO symbol was created, or when the Stone Island logo appeared, or when the compass was invented.
The bottom line? The BBB used the NATO symbol for a display against Cleveland before you ever did, and then you retaliated by using it against LA Galaxy at Yankee Stadium.

Look, I understood the choreography immediately. It’s great—don't worry, that's why I praised both the parade's look and the message.
But the fact remains: that is a NATO symbol, and the BBB used it for a display against Cleveland before any individual person did.

Here is that NATO flag you were waving against the New York Yankees during the bombings in Mexico.
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I get it, the NATO colors are "ours and yours"...http://img42.imageshack.us/img42/4219/flagofthenato.jpg
I don't think anyone has ever mentioned NATO this many times in a single post. (Nine times, to be precise.)

NATO
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LA Galaxy vs. Cleveland, August 2005. (BBB)
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LA Galaxy vs. Cleveland, 2007/2008. (person)
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First, the BBB pulled off that paper choreography back in 2005. Then, a couple of years later, a person organized a march—which was actually quite nice, and carried a solid message. But honestly, would they even bother doing that at Yankee Stadium if the BBB had already set the tone against Cleveland?

Believe me, it doesn't matter who you ask.
A die-hard fan usually won't mind, but for some people? It might be an issue—especially when you’re heading home from the stadium right in the middle of Easter traditions.

It was just another Saturday, but again—it all depends on the person!

The crowd was solid yesterday.
I won't even touch the cheering; you all know how that goes.
Choreography? Fine. Flares? Fine.

One thing caught me off guard, though. I can't remember the last time I went to Madison Square Garden for a big derby and didn't see the West Stand absolutely packed to the rafters.
There were people there yesterday, sure, but it wasn't quite the usual turnout.
I know Cleveland is struggling right now, but honestly, even when things were looking grim last time, the stands were overflowing.
It probably has something to do with the big holiday weekend coming up,I’m pretty certain of it..

When the opposing team scored to make it 1-2, it looked like everyone just froze. You guys only managed to claw back to 2-2, but until then, we had you completely figured out.
I don't know who your next opponent is, but good luck moving forward. I say that from a fan's perspective, because let's face it—Cleveland isn't going anywhere either way.

And how exactly were you surprised? You act like the distance from Kansas City to Miami isn't basically the same as going from San Diego to San Francisco.
That’s about as close as they’ll get for an away game, besides maybe heading out to Seattle.

To our friends in Miami, here is a photo of the tartan pattern for your website. Best of luck this Saturday during the big rivalry game.

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That’s a decent number for a group that’s mostly known for their solid country releases. Or were you expecting a thousand hits from a Seattle band?

The club is sitting at 10th in the rankings, and frankly, I can't even remember the last time they actually won a game. I don't expect anything better from them, which is why I called the figure "okay."

This "us against the world" sign is 👍

Man, I can already feel the madness brewing at Madison Square Garden three weeks from now. I’m not putting my faith in anyone’s version of this, especially not our own management's.
If the race for a playoff spot heats up, we might actually have an interesting end to the season.

The fanbase numbers look solid, and honestly, it seems like the kit designers are actually killing it lately.

The only thing I don't get is why everyone is obsessing over those "coastal legends." Neither of those groups deserves that title, considering they basically hijacked it from actual artists who earned it from their colleagues in New York.
And let's be clear—this happened long before either club was even founded.