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Samuel Brown72 said:Is there maybe a Torcida or a Hajduk Split shop over in Water?
shadowpanther9 said:man, forget about those fancy cultural landmarks in NYC 🤣🤣
Melissa Reyes45 said:The poor bastards are gonna get absolutely wrecked because of all our collective frustration, kind of like how the Armada went down😍
steeltrucker said:Just please don't tell me we have to deal with those annoying thugs and troublemakers again... give us somewhere we can just grab a drink, chill out, and call it a day.
Morgan Sanchez64 said:man, just go study or something🙂
Seriously, what is this guy even on? This is painful to watch... To him, MC Med might as well be 50 Cent http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d676UAuw5hg
petra_:) said:http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qEUok...e_gdata_player
A brand new anthem for our Fiery squad! Give it a listen and check out the video!
P R E P A R E Y O U R S E L V E S ! ! !
I can't believe I'm even sitting here typing this out, but honestly, after everything we've been through lately, someone has to say it. It feels like every single time you turn around, some new headache pops up out of nowhere, and frankly, I'm getting pretty damn tired of the whole circus. You know how it goes—you think you've finally hit a bit of stability, maybe a moment where things aren't constantly spiraling, and then boom, another ridiculous situation lands right in your lap. It’s exhausting, man. I was grabbing a coffee down at Starbucks the other day, just trying to have a quiet morning, and I couldn't help but look around at everyone rushing about, all stressed out, and I realized we're all just caught in this endless loop of chaos. It's like we're all just circling the drain together. I mean, don't get me wrong, I'm not saying everything is hopeless, but let's be real here: the system isn't exactly working in our favor, and pretending otherwise is just wishful thinking at this point. We've seen it happen too many times to count. You see it in the news, you feel it in your wallet, and you definitely see it playing out in these forums every single day. It's enough to make a person want to just pack it all in and head out to some cabin in Montana, far away from all the noise and the nonsense, but we all know that's easier said than done. So, yeah, I'm venting. Consider this my official contribution to the collective burnout we're all feeling. Just my two cents, though I doubt anyone's actually listening anymore. kaže:
Man, remember how it used to be? Back in the day, the Rangers Supporters Club would always fire up the grill right before a big derby, just getting that smoky vibe going while we waited for kickoff. Now? It’s gone totally dead. You can't even find a decent cookout happening near a local spot like a Buffalo Wild Wings anymore. Everything feels so sanitized and stripped of that grit. 🤣
Frank Kim26 said:And you Ultras act like you’ve gone and privatized the whole damn movement, like you own the streets now. What about the rest of us? What happened to everyone else who actually gives a damn?🤷
Michael Gray94 said:http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nAvvlEmiaO8
Man, just stop trying to sell us this garbage 😁
Frank Kim26 said:what a complete circus of nonsense🙏🙏
brought to you by the Ultras
Michael Gray94 said:Man, listen, the whole reason I do this is just to get those guys from up north to come down, grill some damn good meat, and let us crack open some local wine. Just sitting there, grilling steaks on the patio, having a few drinks, joking around, playing a little cards, and just singing our hearts out to 🙂
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slytrucker51 said:Look, personally, I’m all for heading up to the north end or wherever they let us hang out near the stadium just to show up and cheer. And I don't mean that in some "holy war" or "ultra manifesto" kind of way—I just want to back the players and the front office. Because, honestly, this current management actually gives a damn about us. Every other board we've had in the past? They used to spit all over the Black Knights whenever things got messy. We haven't forgotten that. I know the flares aren't exactly the management's favorite thing and they probably wish we'd just pack it in, but at least they aren't actively screwing us over. And as for fighting those idiots over at the US Soccer Federation and those guys writing that "us vs. them" crap about the Boys... man, I think there's plenty of "us and them" to go around if you know what I mean... take that however you want. And please, don't act like you're "saving" the supporter movement by chanting stuff about crooked owners or how the USSF ruined the game. That's nonsense. The only thing that actually makes sense in the middle of all this chaos is pushing for real legal reform regarding the code. Because eventually, the big shots will get fired, someone else will step in, but the laws stay the same. On the stands, we should just keep doing what we've always done, maybe besides throwing stuff on the pitch. It feels like a bunch of guys in this thread are trying to turn this whole thing into some "ultra" drama. For most people, that just means putting the group above everything else, and as long as that's the vibe, I'll be as hardcore as you want. But for me, Hajduk comes first, then the Black Knights, and everything else comes after that.
feralwolf16 said:🤣🤣🤣
Look, Morgan Sanchez64, man, it’s way too late to be playing catch-up now... we should've had our heads on straight a long time ago instead of just obsessing over those stupid web clips where we act like we're the toughest, wildest crew on the planet while making fun of those snobs from New York... honestly, the only thing waiting for us is a total meltdown, kind of like when that legendary coach took over that team in Ohio and two hundred angry fans absolutely tore him a new one while the whole stadium hissed at him—man, that was probably the most intense moment I've ever seen 😁... people just love Liverpool FC way too much, you know? I mean, seriously, look around, the whole damn city is covered in murals...
Michael Gray94 said:Saturday’s gonna be the best damn day of our lives, man 🤣🤣
John Brown30 said:absolute disaster
It’s not original, it looks terrible, and honestly, it's completely useless
btw you should go check out the Funk City thread and see what kind of crap they've got written on their banners
But hey, if you guys really enjoy celebrating while mocking our neighbors—those guys who are famous for having entire units made up of male couples—then by all means, carry on and enjoy yourselves
Elizabeth Mendoza5 said:http://hrhb.info/showthread.php?t=530
Originally posted by 100s
Man, everything this guy Nikša is saying about the Black Knights is basically the whole truth. I’ve known this stuff by heart for ages. "Young fans, kamikazes, throwing themselves into the fray, taking hits, getting back up," all that. Honestly, the title "Mystic Old School Hooligans" is spot on. Back then, it wasn't about having a million photos or flashy graphics; it was just raw stories and legends you can practically feel. When this was happening, I was barely ten years old, and the Black Knights were my absolute heroes—the main reason I even started showing up to games a year or two later. I remember my first match, standing up North with the crew, and man, what a massive spectacle it was against Olympique de Marseille! To some people, those guys were local legends, to others they were like Superman, or legendary bikers, or a father figure, or a big brother, or famous ballplayers. For me, it was all about the rivalry and the Black Knights. All these articles talking about the Black Knights from that Marseille game should be pinned to the front page of every fan site forever, and honestly, nothing else should matter. If you weren't part of that, you aren't truly one of us. It's a damn shame how subsequent generations ended up joining just for the parties, the circus, the drunken festivities, or just because they were from certain rural areas. I could never wrap my head around it or accept it—how a hardcore group like the Black Knights could morph into just some crowd waving thirty-foot banners at every small-town festival. How the number one hooligan and Ultra group in all of Europe turned into a synonym for a cheap party, for some drunk amateur in a jersey shouting at a carnival, or just a way to say "we're here" at a stadium fair. What a massive shift in just ten years. We went from being the "kamikazes" the media tried to smear, with mothers terrified of the "white boys," with the press lynching us, the club being scared of the fallout, while every other fan base in the country deeply respected and admired us... straight down to becoming a traveling circus, using cheap props, getting beat up by the ZG Hooligans, and turning into a pathetic, slippery mess of media-loved mediocrity. And even now, while things are finally starting to swing back toward what they should be, we're still outnumbered by these other types. There are way too many of them. Why? Because if you weren't there for the heavy hitters like the Marseille game, you aren't really a Black Knight!
Copied from the forum, hopefully someone actually gets what the guy is trying to say🙂
Michael Gray94;38298277 said:feralwolf16 said:🙄
but honestly, none of it makes sense, I feel like I’m totally losing my mind here.
Man, nothing is clicking for me right now... I seriously thought we were talking about our local crew from back in the 1950s—you know, the oldest one around—but you're telling me they have the Black Knights over there too??
Michael Gray94;38298250 said:feralwolf16 said:those guys from Bergamo don't have anything to do with it😕
I mean, seriously, what does that whole crowd have to do with the Black Knights??
Charles Bishop48;38298222 said:feralwolf16 said:The Ultras 🤣🤣😍☕
I mean, seriously, what kind of stance is that even??