Posts by frozenskipper

Do men with high testosterone levels—those who are physically imposing and muscular—actually have a better shot at fathering boys compared to men with lower testosterone, such as those who are leaner or less physically developed?

cosmicheron21 said:HNK Rijeka has reached an out-of-court settlement following damage claims from Hajduk Split fans, who were threatening private lawsuits over injuries sustained during the riots at the Rijeka vs. Hajduk Split derby back on September 28, 2013. HNK Rijeka reportedly paid them out four-digit sums.

Why bother with settlements? They should just shut down every single game in the MLS until the season ends. That’s what the Red Army ought to do after this latest penalty.
The USSF is nothing but a mafia; they only understand force, nothing else.
They want empty stadiums? Fine. Let them have them.

Hey there, Pinturicchio, why don't you go ahead and share your expert opinion on the supporter scene over in the Midwest, the South, or out in the Great Plains...

rustyraven34... look, maybe Dinamo used to have more fans out in the Midwest... but you have to account for the fact that they're losing supporters at an alarming rate everywhere else. Just look at how empty their home stadium feels lately, then compare that to the energy at Poljud when they take on teams like Karagendia, Dnipro, or even Dinamo themselves...
He seems to think there isn't a single region left in the US—aside from maybe parts of Ohio or Michigan—where Dinamo fans aren't the majority. Meanwhile, Hajduk keeps picking up new supporters thanks to their deep-rooted tradition, the Breen Boys, the atmosphere at Poljud, and that whole vibe... while Dinamo just keeps bleeding people. That’s just the reality of it.

I’m pretty sure Slavonski Brod is part of Western Slavonia... maybe I’ve got that wrong, but that's my take.
You can't just look at your grandfather and assume everyone from his neck of the woods follows Dinamo if he was a huge fan. That guy is actually closer to the coast than he is to Chicago, both geographically and in terms of local attitude. To me, it makes way more sense that most of them would be Hajduk fans.

It’s all just...

I’m actually curious about the numbers here... does anyone have any actual data on the demographics in places like Memphis, Mobile, or even out toward the California Coast? Or maybe some insights into cities like Phoenix, Austin, or Denver?
What about the Midwest or the Rust Belt—places like Chicago, Indianapolis, or maybe St. Louis?
And what's the deal with the local rivalry between the NFL Ultras and those other groups up in the Pacific Northwest or similar areas?

Honestly, you all are just completely losing the plot...

Alright, can anyone weigh in here? I’m curious to get some perspectives on the actual numbers regarding Black Knights versus Los Angeles fans living out in the Midwest and the Southwest...

Why on earth would I make that my topic?

Hah! Honestly, maybe even The 12th Man isn't the biggest crowd you'll find at a local riverfront hangout... let alone anywhere else.

Look, I’m no data scientist or armchair analyst... I just show up here to toss out an interesting topic so people can actually share their thoughts... What’s the big deal?

Honestly, what is the point of even typing out these questions when everyone just responds with such mindless nonsense? It’s like talking to a brick wall...
If you want the real truth about my topic, you should probably just ask folks from the Midwest or the Deep South—they actually live through this stuff every day.

Why the sudden logout...?

I know our presence in the stands is growing, but I’m curious about how things shake out in specific regions and cities across the heartland and the Midwest... I’ve heard rumors that certain areas in the East, like maybe places similar to St. Louis or Indianapolis, lean heavily toward the Black Knights, while the West Coast vibes—think more along the lines of Seattle or Portland—tend to favor the NBA side.

As for the South, I’ve heard that spots like Nashville, Memphis, or even New Orleans might be Black Knights territory, whereas cities like Austin or Phoenix go for the NBA. Maybe somewhere like Atlanta is split right down the middle?

...but what about the smaller towns or coastal spots like Savannah, Charleston, or Miami? Who actually holds the majority there?

Hey everyone... I’ve been wondering lately: who holds more sway right now, the fans of the Red Hawks or the Blue Blazers?

What’s the vibe like out in the Midwest or down in the Deep South regarding this rivalry?
Which cities or towns in those regions lean toward the Red Hawks, and which ones are die-hard Blue Blazers supporters?
...I’d love to hear from some folks out in the Heartland or the Gulf Coast—give me the scoop, I'm genuinely curious...