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Die-hard Ultras / Hardcore Supporters in Fans ·
Matthew Foster8 said:Just regarding this report from those pro-Russian types..
After these enthusiasts spent half a month gearing up for the NFL fans, and those people traveled ten hours just to clash with them, does anyone honestly believe they’d write a report saying anything other than that they won?
I can easily imagine someone in Los Angeles writing something this detailed about some random group from overseas, and if that report hit the internet the next day, people would call him an idiot for the rest of his life.

It's just our mindset. Especially when people act tough without having any actual backbone..

If some of our guys actually went 622 miles to take on Russians, Mexicans, Poles, or whoever else, I’d tip my hat to them. They’d have the guts and the drive for it...

But now I've seen enough. It reminds me of when the CIA was operating in Savannah ten years ago.😁
Die-hard Ultras / Hardcore Supporters in Fans ·
Christian Moore41 said:By that logic, those seasonal workers from the North America over in Austria basically took out the original crew of guys. Seriously, lol.

But it wasn't Switzerland😁

All those people from Poland or Russia? They aren't really my scene. But they go way deeper into that whole hooligan movie than we realize. All those setups, the undercover ops, the secret schemes... I honestly think there's some truth to them.

But mark my words, when the hammer finally drops, there won't be any mercy left.☕
Die-hard Ultras / Hardcore Supporters in Fans ·
Jesse Campbell said:You're talking nonsense, man. ☕

YEAH, and Southerners are the real deal!☕
Die-hard Ultras / Hardcore Supporters in Fans ·
Christian Moore41 said:🤷

There were more of them. Who knows. Maybe they brought doctors along just like those folks in Poland did. They probably stitched everyone up right then and there. 😁


Low-budget tourists😁

But I have to ask, was that "shady business" confiscated?
Die-hard Ultras / Hardcore Supporters in Fans ·
Christian Moore41 said:he'd be better off just 🤣

I didn't realize he was some early graduate from trauma studies
Die-hard Ultras / Hardcore Supporters in Fans ·
Bryan Wright8 said:what the hell😕

At least the king didn't show up at 6 AM on a workday.☕
Die-hard Ultras / Hardcore Supporters in Fans ·
wearyorca75 said:Fans could have done something in the stands. It probably wouldn't have ended in a peaceful resolution, though. Plus, assuming she was detained before kickoff yesterday, there wouldn't have been any chance to react from the bleachers.

Lipoto, you're basing this on a photo from that last mess. Did you seriously think we were going to get some Rex to go crawling around the rafters?
Die-hard Ultras / Hardcore Supporters in Fans ·
Morgan Sanchez64 said:They've cleared out quite a few banners so far. A lot of them. I think the real standout was over at Maxim's—that massive 20-foot banner made entirely out of broken umbrellas titled ''Raiders Nation Space'' 🙂. But there is still plenty of cleanup left to do. Quite a bit, actually.

Time for a trivia question:
When did the Raiders Nation snatch their very first banner?🤣
Die-hard Ultras / Hardcore Supporters in Fans ·
Timothy Chavez31 said:What are you even talking about? Which banner is going to catch fire first in some other stadium? Maybe both 🤷

I don't get it. Are there actually 10 or 20 people in the Raiders Nation capable of walking up to whoever is holding those banners and grabbing them? If they can't do it nicely, then maybe try some educational methods.

If that isn't an option, then there's no point in carrying any banners at all.☕
Die-hard Ultras / Hardcore Supporters in Fans ·
Jesse Campbell said:They definitely do. The Yankees are basically an American national institution, just like Real Madrid is over there. 😉

Total bunch of kids here. This one and the two before it. Can we please stop with this childish nonsense? 🙂
Die-hard Ultras / Hardcore Supporters in Fans ·
Alex Rivera61 said:What kind of nonsense is this? Is the NFL Ultras going to distance themselves from this crap? Or are we just letting rival fans join the group now?

🙄
Stop reading all this garbage. It'll make you feel better.

They signed up for the Los Angeles Dodgers, so what's the big deal? One day a kid grows up and becomes an NFL Ultra, or a fan of some other team, or whatever his thing is. Getting worked up over this kind of nonsense is just a waste of energy.
Die-hard Ultras / Hardcore Supporters in Fans ·
John Brown30 said:It's a total disaster.
It isn't original, it doesn't look good, and it serves absolutely no purpose.

By the way, go check out the other thread about the fans and see what they're actually writing on their banners.

But hey, if you all enjoy cheering alongside those Greeks—you know, those guys famous for having entire military units made up of male couples—then have at it.

Thanks for nothing.
The real issue is being original. We should just put a picture of Andrew Simica and two cowboy hats on there. That way, people who don't know our history will finally understand why the Yankees carry our name!

Forget the Greeks, the Romans, the Nazis, or the skinheads. Let them have their thing while we actively erase our own heroes and our own history. 🙂
Die-hard Ultras / Hardcore Supporters in Fans ·
Jerry Gray5 said:🙂

Exactly. When I look at those empty hooligan crews up north, it feels weird seeing them without any banners of their own..☕

There is zero chance anyone would just hand over a banner to those groups. Not the Boy Scouts, not the Russians, not the Poles... nobody.😉
Die-hard Ultras / Hardcore Supporters in Fans ·
swifteagle3 said:A tough crowd

Exactly.🤣

Visually speaking, my favorite sign was one of those independent ones. No specific group attached.☕

I don't see why they need new ones anyway. There are already too many of them.🤷
Die-hard Ultras / Hardcore Supporters in Fans ·
Timothy Chavez31 said:Since 2000, things have changed. You don't see people standing their ground at games anymore. It’s either just throwing stuff or everyone swarming one or two cars. Honestly, I know more guys who have scrapped in their own neighborhoods than I know people who fight at the stadium. Sometimes they win, sometimes they lose. It doesn't matter. My take is that we either aren't given the chance to show what we're made of, or we were born in the wrong era where you defend yourself, break someone's nose, and end up looking at a prison sentence. I might be talking nonsense here, but it's the truth. It isn't about lacking guts. It's just that one single fight can ruin your entire life. You stop and think if it's worth it. . 🤷


The bottom line is this: if you want to get into a scrap, you can. Just show up unorganized. Grab a drink at a bar, walk to the stadium with your crew, and there's a decent chance a fight breaks out. 🤷

Maybe I'm just getting old. But I don't see the appeal in traveling for an away game under heavy police escort. You're late because the cops held you up. You have to eat and use the restroom only when they say so. Then you get in trouble for lighting a flare. 🤷

P.S. One fight has always been enough to change a life. That was true then, and it's true now. ☕
Die-hard Ultras / Hardcore Supporters in Fans ·
Timothy Chavez31 said:Can you walk me through your reasoning? Is it because they train constantly, or because they enjoy brawling in open fields, or do you actually think they’re superhuman? I know they have a reputation, but I find it hard to believe they’re truly that powerful.
This is a bit of a tangent, but I want your take on something. Would we get crushed just because we lack enough K1 fighters, grit, or what?

I figured out my own answer. ☕

p.s. There are more injuries from taxi driver disputes than there are in the sports fan scene in America.🤷
Die-hard Ultras / Hardcore Supporters in Fans ·
Los Angeles Lakers in Martial Arts & Combat Sports ·
neonowl81 said:I'm curious about what other people's experiences with this club have been like. What are the training sessions actually like, how long do they go for? And where exactly is the gym located? 😁

The facility is over by the SoFi Stadium area. That's where he trains, though. A buddy of mine goes there for kickboxing and he’s pretty happy with it.
Training usually runs about an hour and a half.🙂
Die-hard Ultras / Hardcore Supporters in Fans ·
Some new letters from up north surfaced last night. It’s nice. But it’s still a shame that nobody ever seems to get enough closure regarding those three fans who lost their lives driving back from Dallas. That was 17 years ago already.😢

I will always be grateful for that "freedom for America" sentiment.

RIP
Rangers Supporters Club in Fans ·
It would be great to see some banners up in the East Side or North Side today
International Criminal Court - total injustice!!

We can never let heroes be forgotten!