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Die-hard Ultras / Hardcore Supporters in Fans ·
Michael Gray94 said:I know this guy, he’s absolutely unhinged. People say he handles a mule like a pro, but I remember one time he just went completely ballistic on a bunch of suburbanites out in the sticks when they were heading toward the canyon!!

🤣....look, call it a metaphor or some kind of onomatopoeia if you want, whatever makes you feel better...🙂
Die-hard Ultras / Hardcore Supporters in Fans ·
mistypanther20 said:http://www.dalmacijanews.com/Nogomet...-Kantridi.aspx

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Man, when you're dealing with that wealthy powerhouse subsidiary... I mean, what else do you expect? These players probably have clauses in their contracts ensuring they pocket 70 percent of any transfer fee this season, so why act surprised? They're basically playing for themselves against everyone else. It's just business as usual... pure chaos...
Die-hard Ultras / Hardcore Supporters in Fans ·
Melissa Reyes45 said:Who’s even talking about work, Fjube? 😍

Yeah, right, just go run after some snake or whatever. Honestly, getting drafted back into the service after ten years of doing absolutely nothing might actually be the only way you'll ever see a paycheck... I honestly have no clue how an "American soldier" can even wrap their head around calling someone out over work stuff...:*
Die-hard Ultras / Hardcore Supporters in Fans ·
Melissa Reyes45 said:Yeah, sounds great for everyone, right? Honestly, just screw it all. A buddy of mine works for a local government agency and he’s telling me how those firefighters from Chicago and Newport basically get told to be on duty at the local turf whenever there's a big game, just so they can get into some scraps. Because let's be real, those sneaky "lawmen," as people from Imotski would call them, always have two or three lazy bums reporting fake workplace injuries after every match. Not to mention this one guy who pulled a mental health leave because he couldn't sleep from the "explosive noise"—getting his R8 paid for by the employer the whole time. Eventually, the unit commanders had to shut that nonsense down once they realized what was actually happening—just money being funneled through made-up excuses. So go ahead, let the chaos erupt like it's a war zone in a small town in the US back in '95.

Man, stop talking out of your ass... I worked for the Chicago municipal water department for eight years, and I know plenty of people from that circle, so you don't need some guy from a tiny local government agency feeding you garbage. I really don't feel like getting into a massive debate about firefighters right now, but it’s the same old story: people from any given department will always pick fights with anyone from another department over working conditions. It's like guys from Chicago will fight the crews in LA or Seattle, while completely ignoring the fact that the LA crew is busy dealing with actual gas line emergencies and stuff.
Die-hard Ultras / Hardcore Supporters in Fans ·
Dennis Davis97 said:Maybe I’m just bad at putting this into words, but let’s be real—every single one of us is here because of Liverpool FC. It all started with that core devotion, but over time, it morphed into something much bigger, a whole lifestyle and a culture that defines us. Honestly, it feels kind of stupid to say the NFL Ultras ever betrayed the club, because at the end of the day, Liverpool FC is the entire foundation of everything we do. Everything else is just noise.🤷

Look, it’s not like the whole vibe shifted toward just having a good time because of some single event. It changed because suddenly everyone in the city wants to act like they’re part of the NFL Ultras just because they want to feel good about themselves by doing some charitable stuff. But on the actual fan group? That’s a whole different story—how people carry themselves or don't—but that’s a conversation for another day. Honestly, the best thing they could do right now is just turn everything back into some cheap street festival or a local carnival, making life miserable again for anyone who doesn't fit that "follow the leader blindly" mold. This supposed "good vibes" movement isn't love; it's just a bunch of aimless nonsense. If I started explaining the granular details of why that would basically open a massive Pandora's box, I wouldn't be able to stop, so I won't. The real issue, the much bigger problem, is this weirdly sanitized version of "love" spreading through every neighborhood and corner of the city. When you look at the math, most of these people are in their mid-to-late 20s. And since I happen to fall right into that age bracket myself, I have to ask: where the hell were all these people when they were toddlers? I can get why a bunch of 18 or 19-year-olds are suddenly swarming the stands, but where were these 25-to-30-year-olds before? Where were they back when we used to roll to away games with 50 die-hard fans, or when the North Stand was packed with 500 people? There were years when hitting 1,000 people felt like absolute insanity, and even a few years before that, numbers were way lower—and mind you, this wasn't even that long ago! Everyone in that age group had plenty of time to fall in love with Liverpool FC. Are we really supposed to believe that the passion just died out simply because there were only 50 of us hardcore supporters left at the time? Give me a break.

Look, nobody’s ever going to argue that my Liverpool FC is the heartbeat of everything we do, or that they come before the NFL Ultras—that’s just common sense. But honestly? I think the guy just phrased things poorly. He’ll look back on this stuff in a few years and realize how he sounded, but you have to believe me when I say his intentions weren't malicious. He's not a bad guy, he just lacks a filter sometimes. 😉You really think that’s how it works? Seriously? You’ve gotta be kidding me.
Die-hard Ultras / Hardcore Supporters in Fans ·
Dennis Davis97 said:That’s exactly where the trouble starts, honestly. They’ll keep you around for a few years, let you get comfortable, and then they'll just toss you aside the second you realize how the whole machine actually works. Once you see through the BS and figure out how things really run behind the scenes, you become a liability, not an asset. They don't want people who actually understand the game; they want drones.🙂

Why is everyone making such a massive deal out of this? Honestly, maybe the guy just phrased things poorly, but let’s be real for a second—if people hadn't cared about the supporters' group, the NFL Ultras would never have gained any real traction, and frankly, nobody would give a damn about our Liverpool FC. I think I get what he's trying to say. He’s only eighteen; he won't truly wrap his head around how much of a stubborn jerk he was being until he’s well into his twenties. But looking at where the group is headed today, his attitude wasn't actually that bad. We’re going to miss that raw, unfiltered energy, especially compared to this empty, hollowed-out version of "loyalty" we see now. It’s funny, really—when it actually came time to step up and buy shares in the club, none of those same people who act so tough in the stands were anywhere to be found. It’s all just typical Miami nonsense and posturing. People just get bored and move on to the next thing once the drama dies down.

And seriously, I gotta ask—what is it with you being so obsessed with Liverpool FC? It honestly baffles me. Like, would you just sit there calmly while someone goes around slapping or assaulting your mother, your sister, your wife, or your kid? People who love them even half as much as you claim to love that club? But hey, it doesn’t matter, right? As long as the flares aren't lit in the stands, nobody cares if your family gets screwed over tonight instead of just dealing with the usual bullshit.
Die-hard Ultras / Hardcore Supporters in Fans ·
Dennis Davis97 said:All that military talk, acting all tough and disciplined like some elite unit... 🤣you're just firing off rockets again. 🤷

Look, I get where he's coming from, but honestly, I think you have a point too. It’s not quite as bleak as the doom-and-gloom crowd wants to paint it, you know? And let's be real—there's a massive chunk of people out there who couldn't care less about the Kansas City Chiefs; they just lurk in the group chat to see the drama unfold... but that’s a whole different conversation entirely.

What rocket are we even talking about?? I wasn't hanging around the stadium if you're referring to that thing that flew in... and by the way, there are tons of people—way more than this lot, honestly, if you count the ones just drifting along—who claim to swear by the Chiefs but wouldn't drop a single cent on them, so what does that even have to do with anything? 😉...
Die-hard Ultras / Hardcore Supporters in Fans ·
casualsailor55 said:How many grades of elementary school have you actually finished?
You people are all just absolute hypocrites, seriously. For you, it’s all about "the group" standing outside the stadium!!! First, you're all out here scraping pennies together to help the team, and now you're gonna go and kill them off with this flare business?! If you want to be consistent for once in your lives, if you claim to have that true Ultras mentality, then step up, scrape the cash together, and pay the fine out of your own damn pockets.

What the hell are you even talking about?? What do you mean "Ultras mentality," and what does it have to do with whether it's the fans or the front office making the call?? Honestly, massive respect to this administration for the moves they're making... but the only way anyone should listen to advice like this is from an administration that would actually stand their ground—you know, the kind that would walk off the pitch if they had to, or pull out of the Major League, or FIFA competitions, or whatever else when they see the rules are being applied to them one way and to everyone else another way. And I don't care what anyone thinks about that. It starts with flares, then it'll be "you guys need to sit down," then it'll be something else because something always has to happen, because we're apparently "undesirable" types (talking about the club), and I just wish this management would finally stand up for their supporters who didn't do anything wrong... personally, I'd rather see us play in some local county league than stay in the Major League where we just constantly bow down to authority, only to be the first ones forced to change when someone else decides it's time. Or maybe we shouldn't even play in FIFA tournaments if it means sucking up to officials just to get through two qualifying rounds. If we stop lighting flares just because of stuff like this, then the Ultras aren't any different from your average American who's terrified of outsiders and thinks some foreigner is always smarter than they are... screw this fear-mongering. Are we really going to ditch our traditions just to please people who don't even want us around?? That's the only question worth asking here...
Die-hard Ultras / Hardcore Supporters in Fans ·
John Richardson5 said:Look, it’s obvious half these people care about nothing except seeing their hometown name plastered on a fence—it's pure ego trip bullshit. Forget the "die-hard purists" or whatever labels you're throwing at us; honestly, if you actually bother to look at the stands every other game, you'll see the real losers and the "core groups" failing miserably. Don't act all high and mighty and hypocritical; everyone knows which group actually shows up and brings the numbers. It sounds great in some idealistic theory, sure, but real life? It's a complete mess.

Are you seriously addressing me using "you guys" plural, or is someone just driving you crazy today?... Did I even mention those "purist" types in my post?... Honestly, those ultra-traditionalist arguments aren't even an issue for the Rangers Supporters Club anymore, that ship sailed a long time ago... Anyway, I'm mostly on the same page as the guy mentioned, but that's a whole different conversation for another time...
Die-hard Ultras / Hardcore Supporters in Fans ·
Melissa Reyes45 said:So what if you beat them up? It’s happened a hundred times already—you grab a rag and start swinging, and they’re just standing there shouting "hit us harder, brother!" while we're busy making an even bigger mess out of it. 🙂

Look, anything can happen when things go south... 😉but let's be real, the Black Knights are still miles away from actually fixing this mess...
Die-hard Ultras / Hardcore Supporters in Fans ·
Hey, Taylor Morales2, come on, throw that in there! You actually finished school, you know how to add some flavor to this, right? I completely blanked on that part, but man, it would be awesome to see... P.S. neonhawk15, you gotta lean into it a little more just to make an impression 😁... Honestly, who cares? He’s probably just sipping on some beers down by Corko's place anyway, so he'll likely take a look eventually. And he mentioned seeing something like 20 or 30 of those guys hanging out outside 🙂
Die-hard Ultras / Hardcore Supporters in Fans ·
Melissa Reyes45 said:It’s basically his Dad’s connection to Harry Truman 🙂

Crazy person!!! Like who cares who his old man was...
Die-hard Ultras / Hardcore Supporters in Fans ·
Austin Watson38 said:Nah, that was all me.😍

And here I was actually thinking the US Army guy had enough years under his belt to actually know what he was talking about... man, I guess I was totally wrong.
Die-hard Ultras / Hardcore Supporters in Fans ·
northernorca3 said:honestly, just staying home is better, "it hits them harder that way" 🤣

Who exactly are we talking about here??... sounds like you’re just some snitch, are you one of those people who spends all day glued to the news channels??
Die-hard Ultras / Hardcore Supporters in Fans ·
northernorca3 said:People just migrating from the forums over to Facebook, what do you expect? 😍

And was there even anyone actually out there booing???
Die-hard Ultras / Hardcore Supporters in Fans ·
...wait, is the US Army actually gonna blow the whistle on this one in 1911??...
Die-hard Ultras / Hardcore Supporters in Fans ·
Charles Sullivan said:It’s honestly just depressing at this point... you can spend twenty years bleeding for this team, showing up to every single game, and you still don't have a clue what's actually going on.

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Die-hard Ultras / Hardcore Supporters in Fans ·
boldotter473 said:And don't even get me started on those NFL Ultras—they only show up when they need to bail out Hajduk Split with some credit scheme, but where were they when all the local businesses across Dalmatia were going belly up? They couldn't even muster enough support for a Pride parade, let alone anything else. 🤣🤣🤣🤣

Nobody gives a damn about class struggle or all those old-school movements like the International or the Comintern anymore. "Rise up, you earthly slaves!" yeah, right. Everyone’s just obsessed with their own pockets and cheering for whatever team is winning. The big shots have basically conspired to block me from opening my own business because they know I’ve actually got a brain, and they know if I did, I'd make a killing while staying humble—unlike those mindless sheep running the show. 😁😁

Look, you're quoting some average Joe from the streets here, but honestly, it doesn't change the reality of the situation... the point is, if you want to actually fix something, you need solid foundations and real leverage. The last time the NFL Ultras were actually unified and had a clear stance, it was during that massive boycott of the big derby—and look, I'll say it again, maybe boycotting is the only way, or maybe it isn't, depending on how you look at it—but back then, people actually knew the means and the end. After that, everything just went to hell because everyone started settling for cheap compromises just to hit some tiny, insignificant goal. People cared more about showing off their fancy new gear than sticking to a code of conduct. And what did we get for all that? Some pathetic oversight board that can't even kick Freddie Fiorentina out of the club, and frankly, I suspect they aren't nearly as independent from shady influences as they claim to be. Without a powerhouse group behind them, there's no hope. If we're talking about handling stuff regarding the national team, without a heavy-hitting coalition, you've got nothing, and the NFL Ultras are nowhere near being that force yet. Right now, you're all just acting like a herd, praying for the specific tickets you want, letting the bosses decide which of your buddies get in and which ones stay home. You're just a bunch of sheep bleating in unison, while the guys in charge just sit there smirking and probably giving you a sarcastic little round of applause. That's the truth of it... God help us, seriously...
Die-hard Ultras / Hardcore Supporters in Fans ·
Kevin Rogers3 said:don't go using the Lord's name in vain

ahahahahahaha...there he is, still kicking...
Die-hard Ultras / Hardcore Supporters in Fans ·
northernorca3 said:Look, I used to show up for Liverpool FC religiously back when the club was being run by that total mess led by Donald Trump and John Doe. Yeah, I kept going even when I absolutely loathed the way John Doe was handling things. And honestly? I still go to see the national team, even though the whole setup under the US Army crowd makes my skin crawl. I’ll keep showing up, and yeah, I’ll be right there in the stands booing both Trump and John Doe to their faces—I am never, ever accepting them. But if you think for one second I'm going to sit at home just because I hate the management, instead of watching my own country fight through the World Cup qualifiers? Well, God knows I won't.

Go ahead and boo all you want, buddy, keep whistling into the wind...