Anonymous said:It’s simply not true that you hold yourselves above us; we’ve shut you down more times than I can count. Our group might have a slightly less intense rivalry with them than you do, but don't be under any illusions—we aren't exactly playing nice either. As I mentioned before, there are plenty of fans for the local rivals living right here in our city, and naturally, it bugs them to see so many supporters of their team roaming our streets. I am convinced that is a major driving force behind their resentment toward you. On top of that, let's face it: you guys have always been prone to complaining, which doesn't help matters. 👍
As for us, we represent the true spirit of the hardcore fans, and things get wild; anyone who isn't behind the home team is going to have a very bad day! 😉
🤦 Perhaps you should consider typing a little less? It is often better to remain silent than to clutter the thread with such nonsense...
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– It is their democratic right to voice their opinions publicly; after all, that is precisely what democracy is meant to facilitate. That being said, I would certainly be more satisfied if they directed their energy toward finding positive solutions rather than just being obstructive. "Being constructive"? Are you kidding me? As if they haven't already received enough amendments to satisfy them.
Good grief, it feels like they’re hiring a lawyer on every street corner these days.🙄 Is it just me, or does everyone start screaming at the top of their lungs the second a Black player touches the ball?🤣