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Die-hard Ultras / Hardcore Supporters in Fans ·
copperharbor02 said:The haters got a little bit of an action last night over in Dairy Land.

That’s all I have to say until someone actually posts a photo if they intend to.

Don't write anything. The German police read everything while they wait for Perković.🙄
Bad Boys - Part IV in Fans ·
cosmiccobra12 said:https://fbcdn-sphotos-h-a.akamaihd.n...fbaff2b0e6e4d6

Here's a better one...

I'm looking at this image and the text right now.
"GIVE US BACK REAL MADRID." Honestly, it would suit your little "struggle" much better if you said
"WE WILL BRING BACK REAL MADRID."

Just a side note. 😁

I have a feeling the Bad Boys from the late 90s would have been more direct about this. Or maybe it's just me being nostalgic for the old days.🤷
Die-hard Ultras / Hardcore Supporters in Fans ·
Douglas Brown68 said:I'm with you. We just need to shout "MAMIĆ IS A FRAUD" at the top of our lungs. As for flares, the Black Knights have us covered.
We’ve got banners and a crowd of 7,000 people. Even those guys at Burger King couldn't match that energy. 😁

But that's really all there is to it. 🙂

Why are we even giving that ego-tripper any attention?🤷
Die-hard Ultras / Hardcore Supporters in Fans ·
If you think people aren't going to be chanting "Jerry Jones is a crook" at the stadium tomorrow, you clearly don't get the soul of this city.

No torches
No anti-FIFA bullshit
Just "Jerry Jones is a crook!"

Until this whole US Soccer federation collapses, talking about fighting FIFA is just a waste of breath. It’s counterproductive right now.

Seriously though, Jerry Jones is a crook!☕
Die-hard Ultras / Hardcore Supporters in Fans ·
Austin Watson38 said:What about North Mexico?🙂

NFL Ultras. 😁

Are you planning on heading down to the pepper belt?
Die-hard Ultras / Hardcore Supporters in Fans ·
Lawrence Bailey49 said:🙏👍 I want to know where all these "brave" people are now. They have nothing to say about a twenty-year-old kid when it’s time to step up against someone like Fio or that guy Bruno.

Amen!! ☕

Facebook Warriors
Die-hard Ultras / Hardcore Supporters in Fans ·
jademarlin54 said:We’re all different types of people. Someone jumping off a ten-foot ledge is always going to risk breaking a leg. Meanwhile, someone who stays on the ground isn't in any danger at all because they're just playing it safe.☕

That's one way to look at it. But when you lose a banner, it's not some minor mistake or a little slip-up. It's an insult to the Rangers. There is a massive difference between being reckless and being responsible to everyone who considers those Rangers a sacred part of their lives.
Die-hard Ultras / Hardcore Supporters in Fans ·
neonhawk15 said:So, you think there's no point? The guys from Memphis are a constant factor. If you don't understand the context behind the attack, then don't go typing stuff up in all sorts of tones.

And even if they are a constant factor, losing banners is something I personally can't justify. You can't defend it. If you can't hold onto it, don't carry it. That’s just my stance. If you agree, fine. If you don't, that's fine too. It's a forum...
Die-hard Ultras / Hardcore Supporters in Fans ·
frozenraven79 said:The thread is locked, yet nobody is actually dropping any details... 😁

I honestly think people should thank the hooligans for taking down those banners. It would be a total disgrace if they had been snatched by some brave little kids waiting in line at a local convenience store.🤷

You can love being an NFL fan and walk miles to support the team, but carrying around a giant banner isn't for everyone. There's no point in repeating myself. 😉
Die-hard Ultras / Hardcore Supporters in Fans ·
granitemarlin83 said:If everyone had just stuck to the agreement made back when Russia was involved, we wouldn't be dealing with this mess. But... 🤮

At least a national minority didn't grab hold of him! ☕
Die-hard Ultras / Hardcore Supporters in Fans ·
Gregory Booth48 said:Just so we're clear, the police wouldn't let them bring in the flag for the Paramilitary 9th Battalion, the 114th Brigade. That was a legitimate unit during the war. But apparently, some people still can't stomach the slogan under the crest.

If this is actually true, then there's a reason to write a press release. Send it to the news sites and the daily papers. List the number of casualties and their names. Reach out to a family who lost a son or a father in that specific battalion. Write an open letter to the Secretary. Don't just act like a coward.

Shut up and stay quiet if you're going to disrespect those who died in the war.🙂
Die-hard Ultras / Hardcore Supporters in Fans ·
Die-hard Ultras / Hardcore Supporters in Fans ·
Frank Kim26 said:here is the issue,about 70% of people in this city—who, by the way, aren't even part of the Black Knights—think they know what's best. They act like they belong when they don't. I say this: if you aren't 100% involved, then don't comment on changes. Don't say things shouldn't have happened. Just show up, get in the stands, wave a flag, or help with the choreography. That's basically it.🤷

I don't see the problem. Whether they support Atlanta United FC, whether they show up, or whether they sit on the North Side, why can't they have an opinion? You or anyone else doesn't have to agree with them. What is the point of a forum if we all think exactly the same thing?

It is obvious nothing smart will be settled here. That is why the stands exist. That is why the supporters club exists. Let people write whatever they want. As long as they aren't being insulting or belittling, who cares?

I also don't understand how someone can be "100% involved" like you claim without ever getting into a fight. To some, wearing a Black Knights shirt is the peak. To others, the height of being a supporter is throwing stones. Most people fall into that second category.
I am still confused by those official statements, like the one after the Zenit match. It makes you wonder if this is a community center or an ultra group.
I remember an away game where just five guys were carrying four massive banners.

In a city like this, you can't even find 40 people willing to step up for a fair fight.☕

This isn't being forced on certain people, and they deserve respect.
That is my opinion. Agree or disagree, it doesn't matter to me. You can delete it right now if you want.☕
Die-hard Ultras / Hardcore Supporters in Fans ·
John Brown30 said:Do you really think anyone is actually talking about those guys from the outskirts? 🤷
How do they actually know? They’re getting wind of things that haven't even been decided yet, let alone made public. It's strange. 🤷

That’s exactly what he’s talking about. Nobody actually knows who’s buying the drinks or who’s footing the bill. You’ve got people running around with names like Longfield or High Ridge, just throwing stuff out there without any real label for the NFL fans. It's all vague.

It was tough getting out to the West and South side tonight. Good evening to everyone out there, stay safe with those protest signs, and have a good night. This is exactly the kind of thing leadership needs to address. Seriously, the guys at the top need to step up and react.
Die-hard Ultras / Hardcore Supporters in Fans ·
I was looking north yesterday. It looks great visually. The banners are all lined up perfectly. But then you turn your head west toward the NFL fans at the stadium, look south at the other group of NFL fans, and everything suddenly clicks. You see the hierarchy, the organization, how decisions from leadership actually get implemented, and just how the whole system runs...🤣
Die-hard Ultras / Hardcore Supporters in Fans ·
Jerry Gray5 said:It honestly surprises me that nobody has written a book about the old-school MLS Ultras yet. A real history. Because what would it even be if everything was just suddenly "way more colorful" now? ..


The point isn't to compare how things were twenty-some years ago to how they are today. That’s the wrong angle. You have to compare the MLS Ultras to any other supporter groups during that same era. Back then, they were the absolute vanguard in every single sense of the word.

In those days, you couldn't just walk through the city streets without feeling the tension. You didn't just stroll past a supporter club's headquarters; you ran a hundred yards in the opposite direction if you wanted to stay out of trouble. Now, you can think whatever you want.☕
Die-hard Ultras / Hardcore Supporters in Fans ·
Jose Kern11 said:I need someone to give me a logical reason why four flares are being thrown onto the pitch when the club is practically on the verge of bankruptcy. When our CEO has to beg big banks just to get a line of credit? It’s because some guy told us we were the "good guys," so now we write messages and throw flares. Who are we trying to impress? Hhou or the Boys? We’re becoming insecure, acting just like the Boys. Today was a massive disgrace for the Chicago Blackhawks fans—that message and those flares on the field. If we're such tough hooligans, go throw a flare at the owner's face or into his house instead of throwing it into the club's budget.

You need real guts to say this, and those kids throwing stuff definitely don't have any.☕
Die-hard Ultras / Hardcore Supporters in Fans ·
Jacob Newman74 said:There aren't many honorable Americans left. Respect to 👍

That's definitely not the case with the Black Knights!🙂😁
Die-hard Ultras / Hardcore Supporters in Fans ·
The only thing that bugged me was seeing that message in English. We aren't a bunch of tourists, for crying out loud.
No American, no party!! 🙂
Die-hard Ultras / Hardcore Supporters in Fans ·
Matthew Foster8 said:??
It’s all about the NFL fans being this...
Or the NFL fans being that...


What part of this isn't making sense to you?