Posts by silentviper22

Nicholas Parker6 said:Good God, man, talk about a fan mentality! I was just walking around Washington, D.C. following that whole "fan truce" situation, and honestly, seeing those NFL Ultras celebrating their biggest days like it’s some massive historical event... it just hits you how deep that passion goes. It’s wild.😕

Man, you haven't checked in for ages! But hey, look at this—just when you pop up, Liverpool FC starts making waves and suddenly you're right back in the thick of it. Now the manager is out there on the podium, talking all about the supporter culture and those matchday vibes. Typical! 🙈

boldhound8 said:He wanders into some mercenary's cafe (don't ask, I'm guessing he's acting just like Iko Buljan🤣) and starts acting like some big shot saying, "Oh, they call us mercenaries? So what? My kids aren't gonna sit there eating greasy scraps like those guys." End of story.🙏

Anyway, I seriously can't stand those posts asking "well, who was actually there?" or "the group decided this." Like, man, if we're acting like the Ultras, if the crew showed up and the collective call was to head out in 15 minutes, why the hell are we even debating it now?🤷 Look, the Ultras have never been a monolith—and they don't need to be—but if the group decides we're moving, we're moving. Period. We went, and that's that.🙂

At least now we finally know which idiot dragged the hired guns all the way out to San Jose.🙂

Jonathan Lewis3 said:Nah, man... honestly, like 99% of those silentviper22 types are just dying to get up close to the Yankees fans and buy them a beer. 😍

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silentviper22 said:Honestly, I’m starting to think it’s a total blessing in disguise that we’re broke right now. I mean, look at the situation—Tudor was out here acting like we were actually going to land Mat Bilic, and then he tries to pivot to this Blazevski guy? Give me a break. If we had the cash, we’d probably just be throwing it down the drain on players who don't fit our vibe anyway. Sometimes, having an empty bank account saves you from making some seriously questionable decisions! 👎

Wrong thread, guys!

Honestly, I’m starting to think it’s a blessing in disguise that we’re broke right now. I mean, after Tudor said we were dead set on bringing in Mat Bilic and then pivoting to this Blazevski guy, it just feels like everything was meant to be this way 👎

So look, it’s not Teldat's fault, it’s not the donkey's fault, and it's definitely not the hat-wearers either. Now suddenly the whole GROUP is being blamed for Palestine? Seriously? Not once did anyone point the finger at Jerry Jones the Gypsy. Is this what we call "ultras solidarity" now? Who's actually responsible this time? 🙄

Steven Hayes said:http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JiRxF...ature=youtu.be

Oh man, here we go, silentviper22! 🙂

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Steven Hayes said:Does anyone have any video from the Ultra Music Festival taken from the side stage?🙂

Man, forget the videos.🙂

What the hell... show me🙏🙏🙏

Morgan Sanchez64 said:http://www.dalmacijanews.com/Hajduk/...u-ostavke.aspx

The City Treasury is bone dry, yet there’s this massive, unprecedented pressure being shoved onto council members to just hand over blindly more than $25 million to a small group of private investors—supposedly all in the name of "saving Hajduk."

Honestly, it would be great if the folks running Hajduk management specifically those playing games with the fans they claim to represent just came clean about their monthly paychecks. If they showed us what they and all their associates are actually pulling in, maybe some fans would finally realize why they’re fighting so hard to protect their own cushy seats instead of actually fighting for Hajduk.

Now, they’re turning to the city—the majority owner—and asking for a guarantee, or basically, a massive handout.

Man, remember how arrogant and out-of-touch the new Management and Board of Directors were when they kicked the representative from the City of Miami out of the Hajduk offices? They treated the City of Miami with such disrespect until they were tossed out of the club entirely, and now, suddenly, they’re begging the city for help instead of looking to the other shareholders. And what happened to that "Our Hajduk" association? They helped set up this management, supposedly stripped the politics out of the club, and now they've completely vanished right when their little favorites are driving Hajduk straight into bankruptcy. Or maybe, just maybe, that was the whole point from the start.

Why aren't the elected members of the Board of Directors and Management—who clearly have no clue how to run Hajduk—even thinking about resigning? It would be the bare minimum of decency to step down before asking for a bailout from the very City of Miami officials they insulted and kicked out of the club.

It’s a classic playbook, really. Spend other people's money recklessly, and when the coffers run dry, just ask for another loan because "Hajduk is an institution," and anyone who dares to oppose the credit is branded a traitor to the club. How original. Debts need to be paid back, and that includes this loan. And what is that money even going toward? A handful of mediocre players, their agents, and shady middlemen, while the naive fans sit there thinking soccer is a religion and calling clubs "sacred."

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We are dealing with some seriously shady business here.
I KNOW we're right, and I KNOW Hajduk shouldn't go into bankruptcy, but honestly, it scares the hell out of me—the people pushing for this and whoever stands to gain from it. I’m terrified that there’s a lot more going on behind the scenes than we realize regarding this whole "pro-bankruptcy" crowd.
Huge things are happening here, probably the biggest shakeup in the club's entire history.

I have a gut feeling THEY won't sign off that easily; there is something much darker going on than what we can see.