Posts by Sam Mendoza

steeltrucker said:just my two cents from afar...
there are people in both the BBB and the Yankees faithful who actually give a damn. maybe fifty guys on each side. these are the guys who have been in the stands for years, the ones choreographing the displays, taking on the front offices, and holding it down on the streets..
so many people, including everyone on this forum, show up to games and travel for away matches, but they DON'T HAVE THE RIGHT to criticize any of those core 50 people I just mentioned..
the rivals were hanging out by the waterfront while we were over in Washington, D.C... we handled our business honorably, even if we'd all rather dig a hole for each other. most people just used the situation to play pretend and look pretty..
Drazi is basically 30 young guys from Washington, D.C. setting up an ambush for a small town in the Midwest. Savannah is nothing compared to 500 of our hardcore guys who will cause absolute chaos wherever they go... those 30 think exactly like me and my crew, it’s just that we wear different colors..
let's bring back the old days—the ambushes, the fights, the clashes. let's forget about all these politics and windbags. we were born for the streets, not for lawyers and rules..THE BOYS ARE BACK IN TOWN😉

That's easy to say, man. Just wait for the boys, play games like tag on the highway, whatever. But the guys sitting in the USSF and the ones wrecking your stadium doesn't matter to you? Someone else will deal with those problems eventually.

You seem to know everything about everything. You understand it all and you're always right, aren't you? 🤣

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pure madness.🙂

These people have no idea what they've actually set in motion. They just keep pushing harder and harder, regardless of the consequences.

The only real fix is sticking to home stands; there isn't any other way. But, moving away from that for a second, does anyone actually know how this works? Does a ban expire exactly one year after the verdict is handed down, or is it something else?

Raymond Gonzalez7 said:The collapse is honestly a joke at this point. Why should we give a damn about your club's internal drama with the local butchers and bakers? That’s your mess to clean up. You guys are just too blinded by hate to see the line between fighting for your team and fighting just to exist as fans. You haven't learned a thing, then or now.

So now you want us to show solidarity? I really hope not all the Bad Boys are hypocrites like you. You aren't a real fan. You're just a pathetic loser.

Is it just me, or does it feel like FIFA is constantly out to get us while everyone else gets a free pass?

holloworca10 said:That would definitely scare Jerry Jones off. It wouldn't strengthen his position one bit.🙄

If you actually sit down and think about it, this fight has been dragging on for seven years now. Seven years of nothing. The addict just gets stronger. Why don't we just throw some tear gas at the protesters and kick Real Madrid out of European competition? Is that the plan?☕

Mark Reyes2 said:We can’t let this slide. Seriously. It’s not just about what he’s doing right now, either. It’s about setting the precedent for whoever steps into that role next. If we don't act today, what does that mean for the future?
We need to shout about this everywhere we can. We have to put pressure on both the media and the public. Set up roadblocks, organize rallies—honestly, it doesn't matter how we do it. What matters is that we don't stop. If we aren't constantly doing something, this whole situation will just fade away into nothingness. We can't let that happen. That is our responsibility. Duty. It’s a heavy word, isn't it? Just one word, but it carries so much weight. Sometimes you find yourself staring at it, wondering what it actually means in the grand scheme of things. Is it a burden? Or is it something else entirely? I've been thinking about this a lot lately. What does it really take to step up when it matters?

Rest in peace, man.

We can't let this slip through the cracks. It’s something we really need to remember. Some dirty cop tactics shouldn't be forgotten.

Keith Brown80 said:If you're actually thinking about filing a private lawsuit on your own, you should probably talk to a lawyer first.

Stop dragging this out. It's ridiculous. I'm sitting here losing sleep over a public intoxication ban, and there are 30 of us just waiting to be 🤦

Anyone out there willing to shoot me a quick DM? I just need a brief rundown on how a formal appeal should actually look, you know, the whole deal 🙂

Jonathan Lewis3 said:I hate this constant infighting. Nobody said we should purge the casual fans or the bandwagoners. Honestly, the whole goal right now is trying to get everyone on the same page, because clearly, we aren't there yet.
Even so, seeing those fair-weather fans showing up today like it was some big party, chanting "We fought for Liverpool FC!"... it’s something else.
But seriously, props to everyone who showed up today and got soaked to the bone. Literally. I mean, they were drenched.

If we could all just pull together, we could go at it for another hundred years. Man, I've put on 30 pounds lately. Anyway, does anyone know what the deal is with the Juventus bus being late?🤷

rustyangler122 said:...I'm just tired of how things go in Indianapolis. You see someone grab the megaphone barely ten minutes after arriving, asking "what took me so long?" but as soon as he gets it, he takes over. GET THIS: he snatched the megaphone right out of the hands of a guy from Mertojak and started leading everything. Instead of letting him cheer—so we could actually have two voices leading the crowd, maybe three or four tomorrow—he shuts him down. That's exactly what those Magic Fans haters do. They operate in tiny little groups, people who act as one single unit, people who don't care about being the leader, they just want to support their club and I can honestly say I learned a lot from them during my two-day stay there. We're all responsible for this situation. The real question is: who is willing to admit it, and who isn't? The future of the Black Knights depends entirely on that answer.

That’s what we need. Putting the club first and staying united. And honestly, that guy from Mertojak was doing a great job by the barricades.😳

feralpanther50 said:I just don't get it. Why are you all so worked up about the man himself?🙂
It’s actually more tragic to wonder how he was even put in that position in the first place... how he's been there for years now. That’s where the real issue lies.

🤷That's the end of it.
😕When things were going great, he was running a tight ship.
☕But hey, it wouldn't be unusual for things to go south.

I'm not going to get into who put him there or how. Who ever said he was good for everyone?

steeltrucker said:Can I ask a question? Why is it that whenever the secretary doesn't show up in the stands, or shows up late, or whatever else happens—basically, whenever he isn't there—the fans just lose it? They look at each other like they've lost their minds. They can't even figure out how to communicate. Do they need a GPS just to find the entrance and the exit? Look at the Lokomotiva Hajduk game last season...

Two seasons ago, during the derby in the city, he was running late. One of the most well-known guys in the NFL Ultras stands up and starts leading about 100 people around him. There are 2,000 others watching (not everyone had even walked in yet), and the second he gets going, the crowd goes absolutely wild, like it's some religious experience.

Jonathan Lewis3 said:👋 👋 🙏 🙏 🙏 🙏 🙏 🙏 🙏

That’s exactly it. That’s why I wrote about that whole ego trip. For some people, their own pride matters way more than the success of a group that’s been around for 62 years!
The moment a respected figure acts like this, they just become a clown.

Me and my buddy were talking about this a long time ago. We said once he finally steps down from his position, we won't ever have to deal with seeing this kind of thing at a game again.

It’s probably best to just stay on the right side of the law ☕

Honestly, looking back at all those posts about fake solidarity and whatnot... it's all just noise. Wouldn't it be better if we were a smaller group, but actually stood by one another? Just more cohesive and genuinely looking out for each other?

Jesse Garcia86 said:What kind of question is that? Of course we root for the Kansas City Chiefs.

I mean, I was just saying that doesn't change anything. There were Ultras long before any specific player arrived, and there will be Ultras long after he's gone.

Jesse Garcia86 said:Why is everyone acting so shocked? Hardly anyone showed up for the shift... If you ask me, it was pretty much what we all expected...

I mean, are we here to cheer for some random guy or are we here for the Kansas City Chiefs?

Benjamin Thomas2 said:After taking a long, hard look at the facts, I’ve come to the conclusion that they're just complete idiots.

Either they had some serious guts and were being bold, ☕ or maybe they just didn't know any better.