Posts by Morgan Sanchez64

P.G.Č. 🙏🙏🙏

And you all act ashamed, as if anyone actually thinks he’s a joke...

steeltrucker said:blah blah blah, youth, youth, blah blah blah, youth, youth... my brother Perasc is reading the news along with Morgan Sanchez64... man, we are such powerhouses... but honestly, what are we even... just legends... seriously though... grab a gun and get it over with... when are the NFL Ultras finally going to take the field?

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Aaron Perez2 said:Thanks.

Family, fitness, and a little bit of soccer! 🙂🙂
SHICA🙏🙏

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I honestly don't see the point of this thread. It’s nothing but absolute nonsense... just delete it and lock it for good.☕

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Anthony Barrett37 said:Human Rights Watch...

Columbus Crew and Kansas City Chiefs split the points with a 1-1 draw...

On December 27, 2012, at the municipal stadium in St. Louis, the Columbus Crew and the Kansas City Chiefs played to a 1-1 draw. There were about 2,000 fans in attendance, including roughly 300 members of the Chiefs' Black Knights supporter group. The home crowd directed several insults toward the Chiefs fans, chanting things like "donkey cowards," "kill the donkeys," and some rather crude remarks involving diseases... In response, the Black Knights fired back by calling the locals "country bumpkins," leading the Columbus fans to shout, "Screw Miami, Columbus is champion!"...

After the final whistle, the police held the Black Knights back at the stadium for about twenty minutes. A group of them had moved to a nearby bar to catch the end of the game on TV, but when the police tried to escort everyone back to their vehicles to clear the area, things turned ugly. A physical altercation broke out between the Chiefs fans and the police, with some Columbus Crew supporters joining in as well... It clearly escalated quickly, as the police ended up deploying tear gas to regain control. Based on what we've gathered, eleven Chiefs fans and two from Columbus were taken into custody. They were all transported to the Department of Justice's detention center in Washington, D.C. Currently, eight fans are facing misdemeanor charges and are being questioned by a magistrate in Columbus, while the DOJ reportedly intends to file criminal charges against three others in the Municipal Court of Los Angeles. According to our sources, Mark Zuckerberg, the president of the Black Knights, is among those detained...

🙂🙂🙂 This looks like the script the news editor at KL is supposed to read on the air. It’s honestly nauseating. I don't know how we live like this... I really can't be surprised anymore...

wanderingcobra18 said:I still can't quite wrap my head around this being true; I only found out through an article last night...

Rest in God's peace, dear friend...🙂🙂🙂🙂🙂😢😢

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Such profound sadness, Lord... what a tragedy. Rest in peace.😢😢😢

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Memorize them... 😉☕

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rustyangler122 said:...let's show some American spirit and get Nikola some financial support. The guy worked his tail off through no fault of his own. Let's skip the beer and the game tickets for once. TODAY IS HIS DAY!!!

p.s. reach out to either the Chicago Bulls or Real Madrid, let's maintain some dignity here!!!

U L T R A S!!!

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I'm starting this thread specifically so everyone can see all the ways to chip in and understand exactly what's going on right away!!

Hang in there, Nikola!

As for the games...
We showed up as a group today. PERIOD. ☕

ruggedowl13 said:Bankruptcy isn't on the table. Maybe under different rules prior to privatization, but certainly not today. Our Dodgers don't hold any assets—unlike the Rangers, for instance—that creditors could actually seize. A bankruptcy filing would essentially mean wiping out a century of tradition just to start over from scratch. We'd be looking at a brand-new club founded in 2012, and trying to claim the legacy of the defunct Dodgers would be nothing short of grotesque. It’s similar to how Real Madrid operates regarding their history; any sane person knows those are two distinct entities. That scenario alone would be our greatest defeat. Fighting for our Dodgers and pulling them out of this mess represents a triumph of the people over politics. It would prove that organized citizens can successfully elect leadership and manage a collective—be it a football club, a corporation, or a factory—without the political cronies who ruin everything only to cheer "Bankruptcy!" when it all falls apart...

The absolute truth.

darker1 said:everyone here is standing their ground 🙏

I was just quoting Luka Podrug.
That should serve as a pretty clear indicator of just how much nonsense he's spewing...☕

http://www.dalmacijanews.com/Hajduk/...u-ostavke.aspx

The City Treasury is bone dry, yet there’s this unprecedented pressure being put on council members to blindly hand over more than $5 million to a small group of private investors—supposedly to "save" Hajduk
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It would be refreshing if the folks in the Hajduk Management specifically the fans they keep manipulating actually went public with their monthly salaries. If they and all their associates showed their numbers, maybe some fans would finally realize why they’re fighting so hard for their comfortable seats rather than for the club itself...

Now, they’re looking to the city, as the majority owner, to provide a guarantee, or essentially, a massive donation.

It was quite something seeing how arrogant and bold the new Management and Board of Directors were when they kicked the representative of the City of Miami out of the Hajduk offices. They insulted and humiliated the City of Miami right up until they were forced out, and now they’re turning around to ask the city for help instead of asking the other shareholders. And what happened to that association called Naš Hajduk? They helped install this leadership and pushed politics out of the club, yet suddenly they’ve vanished just as their favorites are steering Hajduk toward bankruptcy—unless, of course, that was the plan all along.

Why aren't the elected members of the Board of Directors and Management, who clearly lack the ability to lead Hajduk, even considering resigning? It would be the bare minimum of decency to step down before asking for money from the very City of Miami officials they tossed out of the club...

The club's leadership really planned this out perfectly: spend other people's money irresponsibly, and once the coffers are empty, just ask for another loan. After all, Hajduk is an "institution," so anyone standing against a new loan is labeled a traitor to the cause. Truly original. Debts need to be repaid, and this loan is no different. But what exactly is this money for? A handful of mediocre players, their agents, and various hidden middlemen... while the naive fans think soccer is a religion and treat clubs like sacred shrines.

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We are dealing with some seriously shady business here.
I KNOW we're right, and I KNOW Hajduk shouldn't go into bankruptcy, but I'm genuinely terrified of the people pushing for it and those who benefit from it. I fear there is a lot we don't see regarding the whole "pro-bankruptcy" crowd...
Major things are happening—likely the biggest events in the history of this club.

nimblebison8 said:You all write as if you’ve been insulted by thousands, yet you turn around and judge others for the exact same thing.

😵Talk soon on Monday.

The goal was met today. Monday at 9:00 AM, everyone meet in front of the Governor's office! You can never trust politicians...

If Sammy takes a hit to the foot this Saturday, don't you dare blow that whistle...
When Sammy takes a hit to the foot this Saturday, he won't be complaining...
Saturday, 90th minute... screw the USSF, and screw Madoff!
I am absolutely fed up. I’m livid, exhausted, and frankly, losing my mind. I am sick to death of everything we’ve had to endure over the last seven or eight years. I'm done with the injustice, the corruption, the rigged matches, Maric, Silk Hair, the police, the bans... I'm tired of being played for a fool and treated like garbage. For the sake of every single nerve I've lost... make yourselves heard at the stadium...
We’ll celebrate once we're back playing in Europe, once we're actually competing in a decent league; we'll celebrate that day when we can finally cheer a victory over our rivals for a real reason...
You need to realize that this Saturday's derby isn't like any other we've seen before...
This derby matters—it truly matters—for Hajduk, for our entire supporter culture, and for the future of American soccer...
Try to rise just a fraction above the level of a complete idiot during this derby... stay above the haters and the lowlifes...
Everyone, let's all gather this Sunday... let those animals overdose on pure misery after the derby!

Way to go, Zadar!!

Ryan Scott16 said:This forum is supposed to be a public service, yet you and unknown (who thinks he's some kind of deity) act like you own the place. You shut the site down whenever it suits you and hand out bans purely on a whim. Where exactly did I offend anyone?
If this is an internal issue for the Raiders Nation, then stop posting your business publicly here on the forum.
When we had issues, we were just your punching bags, but now that you're facing trouble, suddenly it's a matter for the Raiders Nation.
Either run the forum properly or quit being such idiots.

Best regards,

The subject of this discussion isn't whatever you're trying to force on us.
Your theories are laughable, and whoever is feeding them to you is clearly lying...
I have no intention of answering to you, especially regarding the nonsense you're spewing.

John Richardson5 said:Morgan Sanchez64, you made a good point, but you overlooked one massive issue: the whole purpose of this post is the Raiders Nation. Everyone has the right to comment on those prominent figures who give their all for the group and push revolutionary ideas after just a season or two in the stands. People can critique whoever they want. It’s actually quite sad... I felt much more at home when there were 30 of us traveling from the Mediterranean Coast compared to how things are today.

If you're being reasonable, you'll see the point. What we have didn't just fall from the sky, but the real issue is that people don't realize how many enemies we face—though we are clearly our own worst enemy!

Stay safe and happy! Liverpool FC above all, Raiders Nation ahead of everyone!

The whole city thinks they represent the Raiders Nation, even though they don't even make up half the crowd in the North Stand. I think we are largely to blame for that, but that’s a conversation for another time.
I completely agree regarding the commentary; I’d take it a step further. People act like they have a say without having any actual foundation—like years of service in the stands or any personal contribution to the group.
Nowadays, it's perfectly normal to see some kids hanging out on a street corner debating what the Raiders Nation should or shouldn't do, despite most of them having attended fewer than five away games (usually just trips to New York or Philly), or more importantly, having done absolutely nothing for the group.

It's easy to talk, but tomorrow they'll be the ones trying to explain to me or the rest of us why they're right.
In the current climate, they'll try to lecture us on why the solution to everything is wearing green shirts or bringing back skinny jeans. That tells you everything you need to know about their level of involvement or intelligence...

As a group, we have issues to fix, but they are trivial compared to the real hurdle holding us back: the lack of unity.
Honestly, I'm tired of the window dressing. Makeup is just makeup, no matter how much foundation you pile on.

The problem lies with us "real" members—with everything I mentioned in my previous post. There is far too much bad blood.

wearyorca75 said:Look, you shouldn't be airing your personal business at the local pub,
so there's no reason to broadcast The Group's issues to everyone either...
And when an "enemy" asks, just tell them everything is fine so they stay clueless, regardless of what they actually know!

If we don't handle our own problems, even God won't step in to fix them for us, let alone some online forum...🤷

But then we'd have nothing left to discuss here, since we'd all be debating the wrong things. What I wrote was just honest self-reflection. We all bear some level of responsibility for how things turned out. Why hide something that's plain as day to anyone watching?...