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Kyle Martinez80 said:LOL, I’m just asking because they say no bags allowed—who knows what else counts as a bag? If everyone shows up to cheer against the home team, we'll all end up on some blacklist for the Rose Bowl...
They always list "bags and backpacks"... So let's assume we aren't talking about those tiny little clutch purses...
But then again, based on how they interpret the law, gum and breath mints are basically weapons too—you never know when they'll decide a small purse is a threat, too.☕
reddrifter24 said:Nothing would make me happier than being in San Francisco right now—just to see those miserable faces and soak up that pathetic atmosphere. Last season when they won the Cup, the vibe was exactly the same. Way to go, donkeys—you guys really show us how it's done!
Stop trolling. You just want to be there for that "pathetic atmosphere" so bad...☕
Continuing our "Direct Mockery of the US Major League Soccer" project, here is the consolidated report for Matchweek 22:
What a week it’s been! The sports inspectors are pretending to actually work, while US Soccer remains completely clueless. All those stories about legal geniuses and masters of regulation fall apart instantly—just like an unnamed US sports executive when he climbs onto a banquet table to toast with "his" fans. What’s happening with the rules being bypassed at US Soccer, all to benefit Real Madrid and that unnamed US sports executive’s family, finally has a name. There are no legal experts here, no master manipulators of policy; just common thugs breaking the very rules they wrote, then supervising themselves and patting each other on the back claiming everything is fine. One day racism is an issue, the next it isn't. One day American laws are respected (look at the case with the unnamed US athlete and his terminated contract), and the next they act shocked that they should follow those same laws. One moment it’s no problem to enforce a contract terminated back in 2013, and the next it’s a crisis to revoke a license from 2009...
Hajduk’s weekly habit of playing against the outcasts kicked off this weekend with a visit from a US volunteer at the Rose Bowl, and it continues this weekend in Chicago where an unnamed local group plays their final top-flight match in the MLS. Unless the Supreme Court issues a stay, they should be booted from the league by next round. The spectacle awaiting us will be total chaos—at Real Madrid's stadium, facing Real Madrid's feeder club, complete with an orchestra featuring: unnamed US athlete, unnamed US athlete, unnamed US athlete, unnamed US athlete, unnamed US athlete, and unnamed US athlete. Unnamed US delegate handles the assignments—with unnamed US athlete in control.
The unnamed US soccer club received yet another thank-you from the unnamed US sports executive's family for supporting Davor Šuker in the US Soccer presidential elections. They were robbed of a penalty, and Real Madrid—who certainly doesn't need help winning championships—walked away with a 2-1 victory. The usual excuses followed: everyone is to blame, it's always someone else's fault when things go wrong, and now they're hunting for a new coach.
The unnamed US soccer club beat the unnamed US region 4-2. Clearly, the news regarding their potential expulsion from the league provided some extra motivation. We'll see how they perform this Saturday.
They claim it’s not all about the money, but it looks to me like the people from St. Louis crushed the unnamed US person 4-1 just as they initiated bankruptcy proceedings and had their accounts frozen.
San Francisco finally played some actual football this spring, following the postponements caused by flooding at the unnamed US stadium. In the unnamed US neighborhood, San Diego took them down 1-0, even though two San Diego players were sent off, much to the shock of everyone watching. For once, the San Francisco crew wasn't fighting the whole world; they even had unnamed US athlete on their side as the ref, but even that wasn't enough. Fuming after the loss, John—who gets half his pay from San Francisco and half from Real Madrid—showed an "unauthorized emblem" to his fans, which offended a few people, resulting in poor unnamed US person being suspended until the big boss decides what to do with him. The real boss, as you might guess, sits in Chicago (since half the paycheck comes from Real Madrid and half from San Francisco), and as it stands, unnamed US athlete will likely just face a fine. As for the funny side of things, the San Francisco coach's comments were classic; he complained about the "small, muddy pitch" in San Diego—ironic, considering the Kantrida location is famous for its size and dryness.
Happy 103rd birthday to our Hajduk—get well soon!
Charles Ruiz6 said:Once all 330 million Americans act, things will change on their own. 😉
That group you listed—they represent America. They represent us. Napoleon didn't drop them out of the sky or pluck them from Mars... we chose them, and we’ll choose them again. A nation gets the government it deserves. So, that bunch in power actually says a hell of a lot more about us than anything else.
I meant to post this as a reply, but I see I was beaten to the punch—whatever...
Dennis Davis97 said:we won't ever accomplish anything as long as politics stays the way it is... I know it has nothing to do with the fans, but I think his idea is actually pretty solid...https://pahulja.com/
It might sound like a pipe dream, but why not give it a shot?
The guy launched this thing with massive risk—he's practically poking at the highest levels of the federal government—
but someone has to have the balls to get things moving. As for what comes of it, we'll see!
People aren't paying nearly enough attention to this. That snowflake symbolism is perfect—it mirrors both society as a whole and us fans; one snowflake means nothing, but a mass of them triggers an avalanche.👍
Steven Hayes said:what a win
No excuses, you coastal losers—this isn't about Liverpool FC or the Black Knights, but almost every OLDER guy I know backs the Black Knights and everything they've been doing lately...
absolute trash 🙂🎉
Good to know. The people around me are a bit more primitive—it’s almost funny watching them blame the fans for the score, acting like things wouldn't have gone south if they hadn't left the stands...
I'm gonna punch someone in the face before the day is over 🙂
amberheron222 said:Yeah, we've got our people getting picked up... I know a guy who was detained just for being in the wrong place at the wrong time—mostly his first time ever in New York City, no prior record, zero complaints filed against him—and he gets 30 days of pretrial detention. Now, compared to when he was arrested for allegedly attacking an officer or obstructing an official, they switched the charge yesterday to MASSIVE DISRUPTION OF PUBLIC ORDER AND PEACE?!? 😲 which is apparently a crime under the new Penal Code. From what I hear, he’s the only one from Miami getting hit with 30 days
Disgusting. It was hard enough to believe what we've seen so far, but this is crossing every line imaginable.
This needs to hit the media every which way—every single detail. Get some FBI officials on a talk show, call them out publicly, demand answers. How? Why? Who is authorizing this kind of harassment? Someone needs to make Robert Mueller answer to the people about who is actually granting this authority...
neonhawk15 said:Kudos to the USSF, kudos to Mamić, kudos to Šuker, and kudos to Skansi—this achievement belongs entirely to you guys! 🙄🙂
Where on earth did you pull this from? Who’s getting an early Christmas bonus for this one?🙂
Is there any truth to these reports about the arrests???
Just a convenient little crackdown right before the big rivalry game, I suppose...
"Real Madrid announced today that they’ll shut down the south stand if there isn't enough demand for vouchers—but that's not actually going to happen. According to our inside sources: Liverpool FC has already received four voucher requests!
We also learned that three women and one man have applied. So, the stands will definitely be occupied... and our conversations with folks over at the Rose Bowl just confirmed once again how much the "white" leadership opposes this whole voucher system, even if they end up following the letter of the current law."
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vividorca10 said:- It’s an absolute disaster—we have to condemn those chants. No, there is zero excuse for screaming "Go Nazis"—that has no place in our stadium and I just want people at the Rose Bowl to cheer for the Kansas City Chiefs - Unknown was blunt about it, right after arriving at the Rose Bowl.
Ultras are non-political! Cheers! ☕
With Ovin Boldanin, everything has been said. Period.
Democratic Party, is that actually going to happen😁
They’re at every single gas station☕
The police are making moves out in that small town in Arizona—already making arrests over in Columbus... Just stay smart!
Man—this stuff from Saturday? Total joke... absolute nothingburger. ☕
Alexander Miller14 said:Anyone got a stream for today's game?
http://sportska-tv-wizi.blogspot.de/...veetle_10.html