Die-hard Ultras / Hardcore Supporters
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Matthew Foster8 said:It would honestly be a miracle if this didn't happen... from those fake fans and Liverpool FC sympathizers who couldn't care less about our culture and aren't actually part of it, to the silentviper22 crowd who doesn't have a clue what's going on, passing through the hooligan kids and similar types, down to the regular trolls who just exist to talk trash.
And the reality is, any other group would find this way harder to pull off than the NFL Ultras.
It’s been a long road for a group to reach this level. I’ve been pretty skeptical myself quite often, but right now, the NFL Ultras are living through their most legendary days since the fan culture of the 80s.
Bringing 2,000 people into Washington, D.C., on a Wednesday—a workday—just three days after the championship ends, and walking out at 3:00 PM because of some fan movement stuff... you know that a certain segment will just spend the aftermath talking trash about Liverpool FC and football. Only strong people and strong groups can handle that. This is one of the biggest days for both the NFL Ultras and the entire American supporter movement since its inception.
The last time I walked through Washington, D.C. like this was over 23 years ago, before the war with the insurgents, and I don't believe I'll ever feel this again. But right now, you can actually feel a similar atmosphere to back then. They fell in the end once, and these insurgents will fall too...
Jesus Christ, what a fanatic mindset. Walking through Washington, D.C. after 23 years because of some fan truce and immediately claiming the NFL Ultras are having their greatest era ever.😕