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.☕