Robert Cooper60 said:The issue isn't necessarily about coming back on board; rather, those who disagree with this sudden reversal are likely wondering how they can possibly support a club they were criticizing just a month ago. And honestly, nothing has truly changed, as I see the same advisor present at every major event. And as for me... well, perhaps I simply need more time to grasp how this entire operation functions before we cross paths again...
How does one support them? You do it exactly as you have done until now—whether it was heading out east or catching a match up north... or following them on away games. That is how. You show up to the stands and support the group so they can regain their strength, which might eventually allow for some concrete progress to be made.
Alternatively, you could just stay home and hope for some kind of miracle to fix everything.
And here we go again. They’ve started their little crusade, acting as if they’re the sole victims of oppression. It’s always the same routine: a couple of people jumping over fences with a few torches, making sure to snap photos from every possible angle to maximize the drama.
Then you have our own crowd—the ones who seem to live for nothing more than picking fights and playing the intellectual 🙏
One day, they’re complaining that the turnout isn't high enough, yet they won't show up themselves. The next day, they're lecturing everyone else on how things "should" be done. Essentially, they want everyone else to bleed while they sit comfortably at home, pretending to be the smartest people in the room.
The group has made its decision. If you don't like it, feel free to find a different subforum.
Well, the official summons has been issued, the posters are up, and the rumors are already swirling all over town. Honestly, you might be better off just settling for two salads now before things escalate...😁
analogheron19 said:Why on earth would you assume that’s how this plays out? I find it quite remarkable that you and your group seem to possess superior intelligence than many of the most active contributors here. What "endgame" are we talking about? What kind of pathetic compromises?
Just let them talk their nonsense...
Go ahead, pick up your little grievances, go lean against a fence somewhere, and take pictures for social media if it makes you feel better...
It isn't a boycott that keeps people from attending home games; it's simply the cost of tickets. What real difference does it make whether we're sitting in the north stands today or over in the east end a few years back?
Jack Miller6 said:It’s always the same with this sick individual; they show up after every single event just to spew such nauseating nonsense that it makes you lose your appetite entirely. Just look at how they acted during the 2016 season—it was truly pathetic. 🤣
Truly a case for serious psychiatric intervention...
Jack Jones11 said:It doesn't matter who he is. Why should it? He wasn't the one making the calls. It was common knowledge that press releases would be blasted out against this person or that, most notably against Real Madrid. Personally, I have no intention of crossing that line you're talking about—acting as if I spent six years being vehemently opposed to someone, only to turn around later and pretend everything is perfectly fine, effectively ignoring those six years of pure vitriol. Similarly, I’d much rather skip showing up in Athens than endure the kind of experiences some people have had, only to justify it later by claiming that "showing up" is the only true mark of a die-hard fan. That isn't how it works; sometimes you need to use your head, act with a bit more intelligence, and not just react blindly to everything at once. That is my point to you, you internet keyboard warrior; whether it's on a picket line or in the heat of the moment, it's all nonsense.
This is nothing more than cold calculation and hesitation. In their eyes, anyone with actual guts or willpower is just a coward. And "keyboard warriors"? You're calling people that when most of them barely exist online to begin with...
Noah Jones92, if you had actually been out there on the front lines experiencing everything firsthand, perhaps you'd find yourself needing a lawyer too...
What a low level of reasoning. Truly embarrassing.
Noah Jones92 said:Man, things have truly gone off the rails in Indianapolis, haha. It’s absolute madness in Indy and nobody seems to care, as if the cops just picked up a drumstick to use as a baton. Remember the last time the police tried to ban our headbands? We all stood up in protest and sent messages all the way to New York City. But now, the cops have seized a banner in Indy and they can't even manage to make a new one. You couldn't even smuggle in twenty of those skull-and-crossbones flags without getting caught, yet you constantly see guys posting photos with those exact same flags on Facebook. But hey, since the police grabbed them in Indy, I guess we'll just have to wait and see what happens, right? Hahaha.🙏🤣
If this actually gains momentum, half the fanbase will find themselves barred from the stadium entirely. Honestly, this feels like just the opening salvo in a much larger collapse... We need to set our egos aside and refuse to let this happen. It comes down to a simple choice: we either take a stand together, or we settle for playing nice with criminals just to keep our seats in the stands.
There is one thing I simply cannot wrap my head around: these individuals who claim to have spearheaded some grand crusade. Honestly, what exactly are you talking about? Which "legends" are we supposed to believe were actually fighting against organized crime? Spare me the moralizing regarding who was targeted and who wasn't.
Yes, indeed, that is the text. To be perfectly honest, I am not entirely certain how those words occurred to me just now, but if anyone feels inclined to post it, please feel free to do so.
Does anyone happen to remember that one Playboy article about the big derby back at the stadium many years ago? I can't quite pin down the exact year, but if I had to take a guess, I'd say 2009—there was a pretty impressive crowd in attendance. I know some of those photos used to be posted on the old forum.
If someone had told us just a few years ago that this particular extremist would end up spending two terms in custody, facing three separate indictments, and ultimately being forced to resign—regardless of how that resignation actually played out—there would have been absolute pandemonium. As long as the legal saga surrounding the former First Lady remains unfinished, he will never regain the influence he once wielded. In a sense, we played a role in this outcome; without our collective pressure, none of this would have materialized. Consequently, every headline of this nature, every new blow dealt to that certain radical leader, feels like a hard-won victory for us.
I am uncertain about what comes next or how we navigate the future, but I do know one thing: this won't truly be over until every last bit of that filth is cleared off our streets.
What are you even talking about, kid? Those traveling to Greece are also there for the Futsal matches. Why would anyone bother going to other countries? Is it perhaps because maintaining any kind of active supporter culture in a city like New York is simply impossible? The Struggle for Real Madrid? Do you actually have any concrete ideas, or are you just planning to scream about how the management needs to change? Real Madrid jerseys? Honestly, why would anyone want to buy those? Sean Chase is playing you all for fools again...😁
Aaron Parker70 said:Has anyone from the Bad Boys actually come forward and admitted they took a beating in Paris?
It is quite fascinating that you somehow possess such intimate knowledge regarding who got beaten up in another country... one can only assume your source is some local ultra fan.