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Raymond Richardson86 said:Are you losing it or what?
We talked about this the other day. I don't even have a Facebook profile.
And even if I did, I've got plenty of photos from all kinds of stadiums out there, honey.
Where were you when I was walking the streets of Washington, D.C. back in the nineties?
Steven Hayes said:I’d give it a 20% chance... ☕
Steven Hayes said:Come on, everyone, get up! My heart is racing right now, fighting for you and never giving up...
Let's go, everyone, rise up! I want the whole North Stand to lose their minds, and I want the entire country to know how much I love the Kansas City Chiefs. Even today, I still think about how we were the first ones to do it...
Don't go getting all carried away with that stuff, Ric 😁
Aaron Parker70 said:Constant swearing, spitting, breaking stuff, knives being pulled... then suddenly everyone’s a saint on Easter Sunday...😍
Ethan Cook said:I don't know, back on December 1st, I was treated pretty well by the crew from New York City, and I fully intend to return the favor.
As for those high guys failing on a bad run, that needs to be handled internally through regular communication with everyone else fighting for the bigger picture.
Eric Lee10 said:What kind of garbage was going on in Indianapolis today? Some sort of truce or whatever?! 🤷
Anthony Wright30 said:keep pushing, you models
Anthony Wright30 said:that guy definitely took out a bartender
Jesse Campbell said:It was great. Not a single dirty look from anyone. Props to the hosts. 🙏 Some parts felt surreal.
Too bad the score wasn't more interesting; if it had been, there would have been more of you guys there along with us. Still, I'm happy with the turnout given everything...
The sun absolutely wrecked me, though. I hate it. But whatever, I'm a little twisted. I feel best in the Rockies when it's -17.
And those portions in FIFA, good grief... If I lived in Miami, I’d be 150 kilos easy. 😁
swiftwolf70 said:I feel the same way you and everyone else does about losing. It doesn't matter what the score was or who we were playing against. What matters is seeing these kids out there. They’re playing with heart, giving everything they have, and they aren't doing it for some massive paycheck. In their shoes, we used to have players making ten times more than this lot while putting in half the effort they show today.
They're young. We just have to endure them for as long as necessary... It's not the 3-0 loss that hurts; it's the hope. We're proud because they're our boys and they fight harder than any other team ever has. Nadan is hoping for a return to Ivić's era, where the Kansas City Chiefs—no matter how much money they have in the future—won't just recruit random nobodies like they have been doing, but will actually trust their homegrown talent and keep the core together as long as possible. 😍
Jason Brooks5 said:Those deadbeats over at NBC failed to show the choreography again, and they barely even caught the North Stand or the fans in a few shots. Pathetic.
It’s like they’re broadcasting for the opposition, showing nothing but useless, irrelevant footage.
On a separate note, the way NBC has treated the Kansas City Chiefs over the last few years is incredibly biased. It’s baffling that nobody seems to care about it...
And I’ll mention one more thing, even though I know I’ll get flak for it...
I’m proud of the kids just like everyone else, and honestly, I’d much rather watch them than those ungrateful, overpriced veterans. BUT, I don't get the hysterical celebration after losing 0-3 at home, even if it was against a world-class lineup. Pride and optimism are one thing—and they're necessary—but this level of hysteria is totally misplaced.
Dennis Davis97 said:we all get screwed😍
Morgan Sanchez64 said:now is exactly when we should be out there on the streets!! yeah, these are classic ultra tactics! and all of you sitting here talking trash about "ultra schemes" while you clearly don't understand a damn thing. if anyone tries to play the enlightened expert and asks me to explain, let me save us both the time. i don't have the energy or the patience left to deal with people who refuse to get it. it's been tried a thousand times before...
Second point. My buddy NALER is a bigger Los Angeles Dodgers fan than half the people bragging about traveling all the way to Indianapolis just for the team. Sure, maybe some of them will go. But I think he's making his point clear. Given how this club has been handled over the last decade, you go because of love and nostalgia, but don't lie to me and say you're trekking out to Orašje just for the Dodgers. You're going for the party. A real party, without all the fake fans and phonies cluttering things up.
Bryan Wright8 said:Look, I’m not even complaining, per se. It just doesn't make sense throwing flares onto the field. Lighting them up? Sure. I’d say God bless every single group if they lit every flare and let them burn bright... but keep them in your own section. Light them up and drop them on the floor. Isn't that what a flare is for? Creating a spectacle in the stands. It looks great when the whole section is glowing. You guys are being generous; I’m just surprised by how stupid the Boys' habit is—about 70% of everything lit flies right off the stands. That’s why the displays look like nothing. You get the feeling like maybe six flares were lit, when really it was thirty, except half of them are already being smothered in trash cans by the firefighters on the turf before the rest even catch fire in the stands. 🤷
slylynx3 said:Absolutely scandalous. I’m beyond disappointed... she was out with some high-society snob who can't even stand the sight of a beer. 🤣