Look, it's true, but this isn't some magic fix. Are we really going to spend forever fighting every single night, or are we finally going to reach some kind of lasting peace? This is just the first step in a much longer process... And honestly—thank God everyone is happy that folks from New York can stroll through Miami or LA without any trouble or riots breaking out.
You’re being a total moron here. If my group doesn't accept these vouchers—and honestly, I’m really hoping they don't—I’ll be the first one to buy a ticket for anyone else using my mom's, my dad's, or my brother's name just to make it happen. Look, if fans in places like Italy or Poland can pull themselves together and let each other into the stands—even though they basically loathe one another way more than we do—then we can, and frankly, we have to. I’m not talking about any fake kissing up to people; this is about real, genuine solidarity. It's like what they've got going on over in Scotland.
reddrifter24 said:Look, it doesn't matter if someone is Black or has horns, if they’re from the South or the North—all that matters is that they're a decent human being. Even though we don't support the same team, I’ve always had massive respect for Joe Biden. You could honestly argue he was the one who really rallied the masses and brought them closer to the core NFL Ultras vibe. Regardless of what anyone else wants to say, I've heard nothing but glowing things about him from the local chapters, and honestly, it sucks seeing him get tossed aside like this.
The guy just shows up to games like a normal person and gets swept up in the energy of the crowd. But hey, whatever—I guess Facebook is the villain in every story nowadays.
Look, no biggie—I’ll let it slide this once, but seriously. My biggest concern here—and I mean this—is how everyone is going to be laughing at that letter in a year's time.
Honestly, it would’ve been a decent read if they weren't the ones behind it—but let’s be real, they're just setting the stage so one day they can run a massive headline like "How Index finally took down Mamić"
You guys always do this—it’s like your standard operating procedure at this point. You take every little thing, every random "move" or joke, and you blow it way out of proportion until you've built this massive, legendary myth out of absolutely nothing. It's honestly wild how much you overhype everything.
Look, let’s be real here—nobody is actually leaving anything behind like some kind of "transparent" trail, and that whole "making a quick getaway" thing is a total myth. Nobody just "expressly flees" the scene and disappears forever. Every single person who decided to bail? They all ended up crawling back eventually. It's just how it works. I mean, let's be real—those transparency reports were basically just being compiled by a bunch of clowns. We're looking at an average age of maybe 17 or 18... total joke.
I don’t know, man—to be honest, I mostly just remember seeing some video on YouTube titled "Boing" or something along those lines... they were posted by some random kids online..... now I'm actually getting pretty worked up because I can't find the damn thing anywhere Basically, the Bad Boys are just dancing around a bonfire.
At the 4:20 mark, he’s just absolutely steamrolling those security guys....
I could hear you two arguing in this clip—honestly, it’d be better if you didn't. You guys were practically leaning on the camera, and let's be real, our stadium actually feels like a proper venue compared to that Rose Bowl place...
All this talk about some massive "stampede" by the guards and the Black and Gold Army is such an exaggeration. It was maybe 20 or 30 people down there near the barricades—ten of them bolted with the banners while everyone else just stood their ground.
I’m hoping I can dig up the actual footage on YouTube later, because right now, I can't find anything showing when the South Stand fans tossed flares into the bins and then acted shocked when the banners caught fire.
If you ask me, that derby back in 2012—the one where you guys had that massive procession—was easily the best matchup we've seen in years. It just goes to show, once again, that there’s really only one true rivalry worth talking about in America. And honestly, it still makes you wonder how the Bad Boys manage to set the whole stadium on fire in Miami while all the other supporter groups just sit there doing nothing...