Posts by feralwolf16

Frank Kim26 I can't even begin to process this. Honestly, I’m sitting here staring at my screen, shaking my head, thinking about how we even got to this point. It’s like everyone just collectively decided to stop using their brains the second they stepped out onto the street. You see it everywhere—this absolute lack of common sense that makes you want to walk directly into traffic just to feel something different. It reminds me of this one time back in Chicago, years ago, when I was stuck behind this guy who thought he could navigate a four-way stop like he was playing Grand Theft Auto. Total chaos. And that’s exactly what this feels like. It's just pure, unadulterated nonsense being presented as if it's some kind of groundbreaking insight. I've seen more intellectual depth in a bowl of lukewarm oatmeal than in whatever this is supposed to be. We’re living in an era where people just shout things into the void and expect a standing ovation, and frankly, it’s exhausting. I’m tired, man. Just genuinely, deeply exhausted by the sheer level of delusion we have to wade through every single day.
Keep 'em coming... honestly, it’s such a massive relief to actually read some decent, high-quality stuff for once amidst this endless mountain of absolute garbage.☕

Man, if they had just painted a damn mural on that wall instead of leaving it like that... what a missed opportunity, right? Seriously, you look at a space like that and you can practically see the art waiting to happen, but nope, just blank concrete. It’s honestly depressing.

northernorca3 said:Tony Hawk, Derek Jeter, Chris Chelios, Joe Rogan, Andrew Luck, David Beckham, Andrés Iniesta, Lionel Messi, Kevin De Bruyne, Mario Mandžukić and Tim Duncan deserve our backing—we stand with them, but we sure as hell aren't standing with Pelé or Mike Tyson. You saw it clearly yesterday when those two idiots got booed right out of there. But hey, I guess if you were one of those brain-dead types cheering for the US, you wouldn't get it. Of course, half the crowd was probably just there because they’re obsessed with their neighbors, but calling people mindless just because they know how messy things actually are is stupid. Personally, I'm bummed I couldn't make it; I had my ticket ready to go, but I just couldn't swing it, so I missed out. Boycotting doesn't solve a damn thing, they boycotted the hooligans back in the day and all they got was screwed over ☕

Look, why don't you all just stop lying to this exhausted nation and admit that you actually don't give a flying crap? It's all about "bread and circuses" anyway... and fine, whatever, everyone has their own thing. For some, it's the local club, for others, it's the national team, or just watching the game... but please, spare me the pathetic lectures about "love" for the team or some grand ideals... and don't even try to lecture me now or I'll have to write an entire manifesto. Let's be clear, I'm not saying a boycott is the only way, but honestly, I've had it up to here—you gotta show up, and you gotta sing your head off...

rustyangler122 said:...bravo!
@feralwolf16—I'm right there with you, man. It just makes me think of that one crazy road trip we took from Miami all the way up to some tiny town in rural Ohio...👍

😁 Five whole generations crammed into one vehicle... and the car was basically a rolling disaster zone... honestly, I can still vividly recall three or four more situations just like that if I close my eyes... but nowadays, it's nothing but these self-proclaimed "generals," those old-school NFL Ultras acting like they owned the 80s and 90s, everyone's got an opinion and a story to tell, as if they actually lived it...

Noah Lee7 said:Some outsider is never gonna get why this hits home for us, you know? It all started back when the Rangers were running wild and we were just messing around, talking trash and all that... I’m just leaning into the joke because honestly, if you aren't making fun of it, you're just being a total moron. 😉

Man, you guys were the first ones cracking jokes about those old school years too... but reading these comments now, it’s like watching a whole circus of clowns agreeing with each other. You used to laugh at us, then you ended up with even smaller numbers than we did, and now you're trying to flip the script and mock us? You clearly have no memory of the days when an away crowd from a small-town US city would barely be a couple of guys showing up. Look, things change—people rise, people fall, it's just how it goes. When everyone gets caught up in the hype, they start thinking they're untouchable and that stuff like this could never happen to them. It's all just myths and legends about the American fan scene... honestly, the whole thing is a joke.

man, did you ever have a splitting headache??

Jonathan Lewis3 said:It’s always the same routine—total meltdown, followed by an edit and those three little dots...
I guess I actually beat you to the punch this time, though...

But man, what can I say? I just let my emotions get the better of me sometimes...

Jesse Campbell said:Look, they aren't wrong. Honestly, seeing that choreography last night actually gave me a glimmer of hope for the NFL Ultras.

But man, you really have to go out there into the sticks and start waking people up to the massive scam we're still calling American soccer.

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Morgan Sanchez64 said:P.G.C. 🙏🙏🙏

And you guys are actually embarrassed? You're really gonna act like anyone who respects him is some kind of joke.

Man, just let 'em talk, brother. They're nothing but a bunch of clueless clowns who haven't got a damn clue about how life works, let alone what actual respect looks like...

Jesse Campbell said:Kid, go take a good look at yourself in the mirror before you even think about talking. 🙄

SHUT YOUR MOUTH!!!

Jesse Campbell said:Look, this isn't how Americans do things. Besides, most of that stuff was probably made by folks from Mount Rainier or some other random crew just looking to make a quick buck. My whole beef with them wasn't even about the quality—it was about making sure people actually support the official Fanatics instead of buying junk from those shady little street stalls.

Let’s be real here, out of maybe thirty or forty different items, there are maybe three or four things that look tacky or just plain ugly. That's like ten percent. In my book, that's a totally acceptable margin of error. If someone really wants to go out and buy one of those eyesores, hey, that's on them.

DON'T GIVE ME THAT NONSENSE!!!

Jesse Campbell said:Man, your marketing game is actually pretty solid, so what the hell are you whining about? I just spent some time scrolling through the site.

There’s a little something for everyone, which is exactly how it should be. A supporters club isn't some high-fashion house meant to dictate runway trends; it's just a crew of people who know what looks good, and they'll find their own style regardless. The key is that it shouldn't look like some tacky, neon-colored garbage, but it still needs enough variety to catch the eye of the casual fans—you know, so we can take their cash and put it right back into the club.

It's not like anyone was stupid enough to think that with this damn recession hitting everyone so hard, selling anything would be easy money. 🤷 Obviously, sales took a hit, but don't go blaming the design of the gear for that.

Look, quit the yapping and go enjoy your damn croissants and all that crying you do over them...

William Turner28 said:I honestly can't tell if you guys are talking about those specific items they’ve got on display in the souvenir shop over at ESPN.com.🤷

Look, if you guys are actually getting worked up over those specific articles, I honestly don't know what's wrong with you. Seriously, what is even bothering you that much?

Honestly, you guys are putting out some absolutely killer gear lately. I’ve been following this scene for a minute now, and in my book, I don't think I've ever seen you guys hit it out of the park quite like this. Seriously, top-tier stuff.

Man, I don’t even know where to start with these choreographies... what kind of nonsense is this? Seriously, it’s like they’re trying too hard to be something they aren't. It reminds me of those old-school attempts at big productions you'd see on local public access stations back in the day—just total chaos. Everyone is running around like headless chickens, thinking they’re making some grand artistic statement, but honestly? It just looks messy. It's all flash and zero substance, just people flailing around in a crowd hoping nobody notices how uncoordinated they actually are.

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Douglas Fisher2 said:And the worst part is that shirt dropped before he even stepped in as secretary...

Look, I honestly haven't got a clue when that shirt was actually printed, but I know for a fact it came out several years after that "Go Hawks" choreo—which is where the design comes from. As for the silhouette, it’s actually based on a photo of one of our guys in the 12th Man, just some anonymous dude, but they edited the image so much that it doesn't even look like him anymore. That was ages ago, though... so...

p.s. Who gives a damn, Douglas Fisher2? Maybe these guys in their hoodies thinking they're all that in those basic white tees will decide it's "PC fashion" or whatever next...😁

Douglas Fisher2 said:hahaha yeah, totally... he’s definitely talking about that "on tour" shirt... that was just some stupid joke meant to mess with people, but man, folks actually take it seriously...

http://www.whiteboys.de/shop/majica-on-tour3.jpg

Look, I know that's what he means, but that's the whole damn issue—half the crowd is out there thinking it's actually a real thing...

John Brown30 said:🙂 Look, I know you're messing with me, but that polka dot shirt—if you catch my drift—was actually a massive hit back in the day and one of the most popular looks out there🙂

Seriously, can someone please tell me which polka dot shirt we’re even talking about here?? I really don't have the energy to dive into a whole debate about marketing strategies right now, but honestly, because of stupid rumors like this, people end up believing stuff like that actually happened for years...

Look, this clip actually cuts through the noise. Unlike all those other half-baked pieces from people like Coca, Viva, or Dragovic—you know, that usual garbage you see floating around—this one actually delivers. It hits you right where it counts, using both the visuals and the tone to tell the whole damn story...

Ryan Taylor6 said:That "Love, Not Just Hype" slogan is total garbage; this whole Fred Perry nonsense is just some passing fad!

Now *this* is what I call true passion and real loyalty!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n2QE8...&feature=inbox

Look, that message would actually carry some weight if it wasn't being shoved down our throats by those same old vultures who've been leeching off the Red Army for decades. It’s nothing more than a cheap marketing ploy to poach fans from the local rivals since their season is going better than ours, all while spinning that classic tired narrative about how the ultras, the hooligans, and the "Fred Perry sheep" supposedly hate them—claiming they just want to be the "bigger, better version" of the real thing. Honestly, these types have been stalling any real progress the Red Army could make for years. There was this tiny little group that tried to push back against them once, but they basically ended up imploding because they spent all their energy fighting windmills instead of the actual problem...

John Perez13 said:Why would anyone get pissed? If we’re debating and talking things out, there’s no reason to lose your cool. You respect the person you're talking to, you listen to what they have to say, and you either accept it if it makes sense or shut them down with actual counterarguments. Right now, the Black Knights have everything that defines a real supporter group—they're more than just a crowd, they're a damn unit!!!
1. We actually have the muscle to drive change.
2. We command respect from other groups and different parts of society (unless we fail to respect ourselves first).
3. We’ve got the mainstream right behind us.
4. We have the numbers—massive presence both when we travel and at home (three full sections standing on their feet).
5. Our chanting is better than it has EVER been.
6. We’ve got the crew for the streets (when we actually stick together and stay united).
7. We’ve got the marketing side down.
8. We’ve got younger guys who are hungry to push this group even further.
9. We have kids in the stands (bless 'em) and we have the Kansas City Chiefs, we have OUR KANSAS CITY CHIEFS who came about because this group fought for them. In the last ten years, we’ve kicked out three different management boards; other groups can't even be bothered to lift a finger, let alone handle business. We’ve got the foundation for the future, we just need to get everyone pulling in the same direction. If these young guns pull it off, we’ll be in another galaxy.

That’s what we have RIGHT NOW, but whether we still have it by 2018 is anyone's guess. The changes happening today won't really show results for another two or three seasons. Whether that outcome is good or bad for the group depends entirely on whoever takes the reins during the next assembly. Look, I’m an optimist by nature. A total positive guy. I believe in the good stuff!

As for what dueleggie was rambling about, it doesn't have anything to do with the group itself; it’s about the mentality and the DNA of our people. That's just how we are. These issues he’s whining about existed in '83, '94, 2004, and 2012... they'll still be here in 2025 because it's baked into our default setting. What kind of people are we? Well, just look at the state of this country.

Man, this is all just a load of crap about things we 100% don't actually have... and even the stuff we do have is useless without those things... honestly, your post is a textbook example of what destroys a group... too much idealism and not enough reality check...

1. What "muscle"? What "change" have we actually brought about? When was our last real fight? Has the code even been adopted? Most people cared more about seeing their own banner fly than anything else.
2. We "have respect" only because we're loud on the internet and occasionally make a splash at European away games, if that even counts... but the apple is rotten to the core. Social layers?? Please. For the last year or two, people have been mocking the Black Knights all over town, except for the few guys who never left their tiny neighborhood and think having 120 identical murals of the Kansas City Chiefs logo crammed into two square feet is peak culture... being "1950" is basically a synonym for a joke; it’s no wonder people lose it when someone starts acting like a big shot after a campaign.
5. There’s been some movement, sure, but we’ve barely reached the level of being able to drink two beers properly without making a mess, rushing things, or acting like idiots and throwing cheap shots when it's totally unnecessary.
6. When was the last time we actually held our own on the street? And I’m not talking about some 5-on-5 or 10-on-10 little skirmish, I mean as a cohesive group.

Don't even try to argue with me on this, I'll just end up losing my mind...

p.s. eurostar is right—I don't know who they are, but I'm glad to see more and more that the younger guys actually understand what the hell is going on.

Keith White25 said:http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n4rJgIBgwgY&feature=plcp

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=poyx95zDHyU&feature=plcp

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Man, oh man... that second one is just killer, seriously top-tier stuff... but honestly, if they aren't too late to fix it, instead of saying "we're telling ourselves," they really ought to say "we're telling them." If they made that one little tweak, it'd be a solid 5+ for me, but as it stands, I'm sticking with a 5.