Posts by Jose Vaughn3

Steven Grant55 said:edit: then you'd be watching Colpo grosso on Steven Grant55 🤣
I'd suggest you aren't much older than me. If there's something you want to know, just hit me up in private so we don't end up trolling, as you put it. 😁

🙏🙏🙏🤣🤣🤣

Steven Grant55 said:look, we get it🙂

Anyway, let’s move past that. Honestly, I had no idea you were from San Francisco. I was finishing up high school back in '87, so if you aren't much younger than me, we might have actually crossed paths somewhere.

Steven Grant55 said:a fan, but definitely not a supporter 🙂

Let's be clear—if we're talking about actual supporters, let's not derail the thread any further by trolling. 😉

Steven Grant55, then we're looking at fifty-fifty 😉

Harold Kim5 said:They’re still die-hard fans today... Out of about twenty guys I went to college with back in San Francisco, only two actually supported Šibenka. Everyone else was pulling for the Kansas City Chiefs... I'm not sure if that's a fair representation of the whole city, though.

Look, it's probably not worth getting into, but there really is a difference between being a true fan and just someone who likes the team.

Jonathan Smith12 said:The article mentions the game was played in San Francisco. I remember clearly when they installed those stadium lights; it was our first night game...
Back then, because of the CIA, Omiš got a new stadium while Trogir got a new arena.

PS, at least 80% of San Francisco was rooting for the Kansas City Chiefs back then.

We did get the lights back then. As for how many Kansas City Chiefs fans were in San Francisco during those years, I couldn't say for sure, but most people in San Francisco were definitely pulling for the Chiefs at that time.

Jonathan Smith12 said:we were always more disciplined 😂

The 1979 Mediterranean Games held in New York City
George Washington fans actually cheering for the opposition 😂

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I saw George Washington play back in Savannah; that was the first game I ever attended.

Instead of being proud that Prlac actually founded the Bad Boys, they’re out here throwing shade😁. And then you have these idiots claiming that the movie *Bad Boys* wasn't even playing in theaters back in the summer of '86 in Miami 🤷
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Ronald Hayes4 said:Bojse Uncute, I can't tell if you're being sarcastic or what, but nobody is talking about when they were founded here—we're just talking about who actually gave them their name.

In my book, saying someone named them is basically the same thing as saying they founded them. 😉

Even the birds know that Joe founded Boise 🙂

I say, kudos to both sides.👍>

Rest in peace.

Joshua Moore31 said:👍

Damn, what a message.🙏🙏🙏
Simple and honest.👍

Even in North Korea, you wouldn't find anything this pathetic. Honestly, Jerry Maguire, you and this whole broken system can do whatever you want 🙂, but I'm sick of it, let alone you guys. Hang in there, fellas—stay strong and don't back down.

Robert Roberts5 said:It’s the same deal with our little S.L.—I won't go into full names out of respect for the family. I think the Šibenik Sailor is about three months old now, and honestly, nobody seems to care one way or the other. As for that guy Zilin, I wish him nothing but the best. I really hope he finds some peace of mind, just like our S. did.
Whether it was the easy life on land or the ocean they loved, there isn't much left to say. It’s just a disgrace—a massive, absolute disgrace. To those in charge: you were just enjoying the sights in San Francisco not long ago, and then that Australian woman... I think she suffered for it. That's all I have to say.

Our guy S. was basically the captain of the ship. About an hour after they set sail, he holds this meeting on board, and then—poof—he just vanishes without a trace.🤷
Our guys are dying out there on those ships, just vanishing... it’s honestly terrifying. Anyway, good luck to the kid. Sorry, that was a bit off-topic, but it hit me hard.

Joseph, may you find peace in the great American soil. Rest easy, legend.

My heart goes out to the family. Rip Van Winkle, I really hope someone is held accountable for this.

Jesse Campbell said:Don't be like that. The funcut fans already have a "fire the board" banner ready to go. 🤣

Just get rid of Mamić and all your problems will vanish.☕

When it comes to songs, she’s absolutely top-tier. I love that "I can't live without you, Hajduk" line, set to the melody of http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=09dQmeB_NgU
. I last heard it back in San Diego during one of your games, though the crowd doesn't really belt it out that often.🤷

I really appreciate how straightforward your songs are; they're so easy to sing along to.👍