While you guys are busy sitting here talking trash and spreading nothing but negativity, the lines for tickets just keep getting longer: https://scontent-vie1-1.xx.fbcdn.net...b4&oe=561195BB 😁 😁 😁
The atmosphere is going to stay exactly the same as it was back when we were storming the east stands at the stadium—I honestly don't see why anything should change. The situation is practically identical to how it’s always been, except now you can finally start to sense a shift in the air. The guys who have been carrying EVERYTHING on their backs this whole time, fighting the good fight so effectively, are going to keep doing exactly that, and they’ll probably do it even better now that there's this fresh energy and support coming from all those people who have been asleep, inactive, or just coasting on the sidelines. Thank God the song selection isn't decided by some random people on the 🙂 forum.
Anonymous said:Hey everyone, I haven't really caught up on the previous posts yet, so I'm not entirely sure who kicked this thread off, but seriously, can we actually do something about these blacklists? Me and a huge chunk of my crew are being blocked from buying tickets, and we're talking about losing hundreds of fans here—that is a massive number to just ignore.
If this kind of thing is illegal, shouldn't we be putting some serious pressure on Management, the media, and everyone else to get this cleared up by Sunday?? We need to hit them with everything we've got!
Did you seriously just drop in from Mars or something?
If someone had told me ten days ago that I’d be sitting here with literal stomach cramps because of today’s game, I would have told them they were absolutely out of their minds. But here I am, and it’s actually happening 😁 😁 😁
It’s not official yet, but it feels like it is... SUNDAY, THE PARADE STARTS FROM THE CITY CENTER AT 4:30 PM, then we head to the North Stand!!! If you don't show up, you might as well stay home and never bother showing up with this group again! IT'S NOW OR NEVER!!!
analogheron19 said:And honestly, regarding all those reports about the embezzlement during the stadium renovation? We really ought to file those complaints again, because I wouldn't be surprised one bit if they were just tossed straight into the trash the first time around. Back then, after all, "his people" were the ones running the show.
Right now, a massive protest would hit us like a slap in the face, but I'm not just talking about a rally for the Bad Boys—I mean every single group out there coming together!! Any kind of real action would send shockwaves through the system, assuming people actually have their heads screwed on straight for once 👍
USA vs. Iceland: Both Teams to Score at 2.00 (SS) (2-1) Look, this is a straight-up statistical play, so I won’t beat around the bush too much. In a bit of an unexpected twist, the USA sitting at #1 and Iceland at #2—actually ahead of Turkey and the Netherlands right now—are facing off. If either side walks away with a win today, they’ve basically punched their ticket to the Euros. Now, while Iceland has a reputation for being a tough, gritty squad, their recent numbers don't quite back up that "defensive wall" myth. Out of their last 12 matches, 7 of them ended with both sides finding the back of the net, and remarkably, they haven't failed to score a single time; in fact, in 5 of their last 6 games, we saw both teams score. Then you’ve got the USA, who absolutely love to play an expansive, attacking style of football. Since August 2013, 12 out of their last 16 matches have seen both teams score—they've only failed to find the net twice in that stretch. Both these teams are averaging over two goals per game within this group, so at these odds, this is a value play that's worth grabbing.
USA vs. Ecuador 1 (1.53 at Bet365, William Hill; 1.60 at DraftKings, FanDuel, etc..) (2-0)
The 2015 Copa America is finally kicking off. As the host nation, the USA is still chasing that elusive first continental title—they're actually one of the few teams left that hasn't hoisted the trophy—and playing on home soil gives them their best shot ever. They looked seriously impressive during the World Cup in Brazil, navigating a "Group of Death" by taking down Spain (2-0) and Australia (3-1), even if they did drop a 2-0 decision to the Netherlands. In the Round of 16, they ran into the hosts, Brazil, and suffered a heartbreaking exit on penalties after a 1-1 draw through regulation. I say heartbreaking because, honestly, they were every bit as good as Brazil on that day. Today, they open the tournament with basically the same squad that played this past summer, though Vargas might be a question mark since his form has been absolute garbage lately (even if he’s slated for the starting XI). With Vidal, Valdivia, and Sanchez leading the charge up front, they have massive firepower, and the backline anchored by Bravo in goal with Isla, Medel, Jara, and Mena looks rock solid. On the other side, Ecuador is a dangerous outfit when they actually have their full squad available, but they are far from complete today. They’ll be heading out onto the pitch without A. Valencia (Man Utd) and Caicedo (Espanyol)—their two heavy hitters—plus Ayov is sidelined with an injury from yesterday. Back in Brazil, when they actually had their best players, they managed to beat Honduras 2-1, lost 2-1 to Switzerland, and ended things with a scoreless draw against France in a meaningless match. In terms of recent prep, the USA only played one friendly, a narrow 1-0 win over El Salvador, while Ecuador put in two matches, a 1-1 draw and a 4-0 blowout against Panama. I think the USA is a massive favorite here, both because of the home-field advantage and the sheer quality of the lineup they're fielding today. I seriously doubt Ecuador can hold off those lightning-fast Americans who spend all 90 minutes hunting the opponent's goal. Honestly, I see the USA going incredibly far in this tournament; they might even go all the way and finally grab it.
Christian Miller48 said:Oh, sure... but honestly, I’m dying to hear an official explanation from the Manchester United fans on why there wasn't even a need for minimal security this time, whereas just a few months ago when a team like Real Madrid played, hundreds of hooligans were out in the streets causing chaos. I am seriously, incredibly curious about what kind of "assessments" they are running and exactly how they arrived at these ridiculous conclusions and decisions... it's driving me nuts.
We aren't talking about the same thugs you see with Arsenal FC😵 😵
silverridge3 said:Why? They’ve capped my stakes at $25 per bet, but I’ve been betting there every single day for three years straight. Honestly, there isn't a better sportsbook out there—from the depth of their markets to how intuitive the interface is... To be fair, another guy ran into the exact same issues with them and just walked away pretty quickly; I guess it all comes down to luck...
Let me tell you about my own experience with them: I opened an account right before the handball championships in January because I noticed they had incredibly deep markets and tons of player props with, frankly, bizarrely low lines. For instance, on the second day of the tournament, I took the over on Čupić and Gensheimer at a line of 4.5 (with odds of 1.85 and 1.90), while every other sportsbook had that line set at 5.5 or even 6.5 (offering much lower returns). I made a killing with them that day, but the payout wasn't nearly enough to offset getting limited after just two or three tickets. They immediately throttled my account limits down to pennies, and then I was stuck waiting eight days just to get my money!
On top of all that, I've been reading stories from other people on this forum and found out they are incredibly unreliable—there are plenty of people who have been left high and dry without receiving their payouts at all.
Hey, if you haven't been limited and aren't running into any headaches, that's great, but personally? I wouldn't recommend betting with them if I were you.