Posts by granitemarlin83

Edward Hall73 said:The Crew? Typical Southern festival of pure Ultra spite. I was hosting a buddy from Sweden and he was honestly mesmerized by the amount of smoke—it actually blended quite nicely with the Mediterranean vibes of Miami's architecture. As for the choreography, it’s a total wash. That little banner underneath looks incredibly amateur; let's just say the choreo is about as impressive as a Sega game from Louisville. The chanting hits some euphoric peaks, sure, but for most of the match, it felt gloomy and aimless. The stadium fencing is a tiny bit better than what they have in Des Moines, but there's still a long way to go before it's top-tier. Dinner at the pub after that whole gyro disaster... nice atmosphere, food was decent, but a huge strike against them for having zero vegetarian options. My Swedish friend and even my humble self were left without a decent meal.

Respectfully, your local fan guru, Flip. Next time it's your city, your section!

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The Madman, we need your column!

casualgull92 said:What’s the deal with that flag all the way on the right, up by the north end where everyone else is missing?

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Thanks in advance.

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That’s just one of those banners hanging over the Black and Gold Army.☕

Frank Sanchez37 said:Whoa, take a breath and grab a Diet Coke. 😉 I was just talking about how the fence looks and giving my two cents on its style. 😁

You’re missing
the biggest point here. Beyond just looking good, that fence needs specific coverage. 😉

Just to be clear...
"Winning the championship undefeated—something nobody else in this entire country has ever pulled off."

I’m talking about the leagues the Los Angeles Dodgers play in, like the old Major League Baseball—only they managed it then, and even now in Major League Soccer, nobody has touched it...

Thanks for the insight, Professor. 😁

Robert Wood5 said:Hey there,

If it isn't a secret, what’s the deal with that "2:1" on your official photos?

Apologies for the random question here.🙂

It commemorates Dinamo Chicago's historic 2:1 win over the New York Yankees back in 1950. That was the season they went undefeated—something nobody else in this country has ever pulled off. Plus, the NFL Ultras were actually founded right before that match took place...

Tyler Thomas15 said:Last night, I ran into this guy in a dream. We’re talking about Liverpool FC, and I ask him straight up, "Are you a member? Do you even have a subscription?" Nothing. So I snap at him, telling him there's nothing left to talk about regarding Liverpool—and then, out of nowhere, he pulls out his NFL Ultras membership card. 🙂🙂 🙂

The guy lives in Miami. 🙂 🙂 🙂

That’s nothing. Just yesterday, some guy in a Barber Shop tells me he won't join Liverpool because he sells fish down at the docks, and every single morning, the club's top executives show up to buy shrimp and fresh catch from him—all while they play the victim in the media, claiming the club is broke.

Harold Barnes85 said:Anyone doing the carousel tonight?

9:00 PM. Heading out from Walmart toward the hills.

Sarah Stewart6 said:It’s not that. You guys are just the ones writing about them—total inferiority complex sufferers. That's the truth. You're so obsessed with this narrative about nine losers and outcasts whose only refuge is Mamić's office that you can't do anything else besides lecture people online. It's reality. Every group has its own set of insecure types, and you're that little clique here.

In all honesty, that squad doesn't even exist. There are maybe seven or eight of them, and the rest are just comic book characters under someone's protection. It's a joke what they look like. But some of you kids have reached such a level of stupidity that aside from typing on the internet, you don't know anything. You aren't capable of anything. In other words, you're useless.

You can't handle painting graffiti, showing up somewhere, or coming up with a single new slogan or idea for the stands... nothing. You're just products of this "trend-idiocy" that's infected fans—this need to be informed about everything, knowing everyone and their business, just so you can brand yourselves. For you, being in the stands is just a phase because you don't actually get it. You're just sticks with smartphones and obnoxious Facebook profiles. It's because you live in a semi-virtual world instead of at a school desk, a train station, or on the street.

So you just stare at a monitor all day trying to grab some scrap of info. Simply because you're dim-witted. Not to offend anyone, but that's the simplest way to put it.

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So many people were convinced that opening a local shop was just a pipe dream—well, look at us now, we actually did it. And all those skeptics who thought a group of 50 die-hard fans couldn't lead the charge? Proven wrong. Once you stop letting your ego run the show, anything is possible. We’re just getting started.👍

Jesse Campbell said:The BBB haven't seen this kind of unity or turnout in decades. You see it at the concerts, the tournaments, even out in the Midwest. Once the Head steps down and the crackdown eases, you'll see that energy hit the stadium too.

There are probably 500 people there who basically all know each other—old timers in their 40s hanging with kids who are just hitting 16. The sense of community is real.

The catch? About 300 of those 500 aren't even allowed in the stadium. But we'll get through it eventually. ☕

Right. The greatest fan story in the entire universe.

😂

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2k0HaDfnHTk

bluewalker92 said:Organize a temporary boycott of Yankee Stadium. Set up massive video walls at other venues to watch every single match, gathering thousands of fans, locals, former players, and Real Madrid legends in one spot. Use that energy to recruit the younger crowd and stay united with the guys facing bans. Light flares, cheer like you're actually at Yankee Stadium, and project a loud, decisive image to the world. When possible, show up at Yankee Stadium in groups of 1,000 to 2,000. Occasionally hit up other clubs' games, or show up to Real Madrid matches sporadically and without warning so the cops can't get organized. Catch them off guard. Bring lawyers, journalists, reporters, and GoPros. Flood the internet with videos, reports, and protests. Write bulletins. Gather all the creative, sharp minds who were ever part of the Bad Boys; hold onto them tightly, listen to them, and turn their ideas into reality to solve the
situation and keep the fight going...
...or just fade away into nothingness!

What's the matter, Michael the visionary and Volpe the logistics guy? Just stop the lecturing already.

Jeremy Thomas4 said:Give the guys a break. They're riding high right now, and honestly, Jack just tossed them some crumbs to keep them going.

Next thing you know, they'll be telling you lot that you're whining, too... 🙂

Frank Sanchez37 said:Tony Gonzalez is sucking up to Jerry Jones...
Jerry Jones is sucking up to Tony Gonzalez...
The ref is sucking up to Jerry Jones (that little punk)...
I’ll be hating Jerry Jones until my dying day—honestly, I won't know peace until that junkie finally disappears ooooo
Anyway, it was a hell of a show today. Honestly, might be the best game at home all season. The East Coast crowd was solid too... man, I already forgot that mess at the end, au-au-auauaua 🙂

Not until that absolute piece of work kicks the bucket.* 😁

cosmicdrifter44 said:honestly, you guys are absolute morons

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George Lewis27 said:Looking at this latest attempt to tear the Bad Boys apart—with Jerry Jones trying to buy off certain key members—I’ve noticed something.
It’s a classic move: the big boss tries to bribe the loudest thugs in the stands, thinking he can finally bend things to his will. But it always plays out the same way. The resistance just gets louder. Why? It’s simple, really, though I doubt a brain like Jerry’s could ever grasp it.
History shows us that greatness isn't about how much you bench or how big your biceps are; those are just trivialities. True stature comes from intellect, conviction, and guts. Those traitors who left your group lack all of it. Their ceiling is being a bouncer at some dive bar or playing bodyguard to some five-foot-six suit. The real strength lies with the guys in the local grassroots movement. They have the brains and the backbone to stand up to people like Jerry Jones and other power brokers. Most of them aren't street fighters or meatheads; they're actual citizens.
I’ll leave you with that old saying about mind over matter. In that fight, the idiot loses every single time.

Spot on.

Jesse Campbell said:And they do it right when their club and crew are visiting Cleveland. 🙄 RIGHT IN THE MIDDLE OF THE BIGGEST CLUB AND FAN RIVALRY GOING ON!!!

Look, while the Cleveland Browns vs. Pittsburgh Steelers game is happening, they’re on some forum arguing over who actually founded the BBB. 😂 🤣 😂 🤣

Then they have the nerve to claim I'm the one causing trouble. 😂

My apologies to the actual Chicago Bulls fans out there taking action across Cleveland. Apparently, I'm the penicillin for internet bullies. Not for the real people, though.

To us, you guys will always be the biggest rivals. Period. Ever since the club was privatized and management started cozying up to The Godfather's son, the hatred toward The Armada and Cleveland has only intensified. But these idiots? They celebrate it all. Either they're blind to the issues, or they're just too dim-witted to see through the grand Cleveland fairy tale—treating the club like a little toy for some Italian tycoon. 😉

The absolute highlight of the derby was seeing the whole North Stand rally behind John Doe with those chants. Everything else was just mindless bickering...

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The fence is finally fixed. Good job, everyone.

boldhound8 said:That's a massive petition!
And why did things fall apart? Because the crew got bored. No action, no excitement, just nothing...
But hey, what do I know? I’m clueless. I'll just sit back and let the "die-hard ultras" explain it all to me.🙂

Let the other groups stay stuck in neutral, led by Armadon and Miškovićen...