Lawrence Turner8 said:you absolute morons, you really are a relentless breed. you just refuse to stop commenting. fine, whatever, there's God, and there will be plenty of time later for you to prove yourselves. honestly, what a joke it’ll be when they uncover all the paid trolls among us and find out there are fifty of them up north! the real question is whether any of you will ever have the balls to call each other out. what a beautiful picture that paints, man. Anyway, were you guys even lighting flares today? Just imagine how pathetic and low you've sunk if the whole country knows you're so whipped that you're giving up on even the flares. If someone had told me people wouldn't be lighting flares at the LAFC game, I would've said, "Yeah, sure, whatever." But now?🤔🤦🤷
calling Mexicans donkeys now, huh? go to hell, you absolute idiot!
Chris Vaughn3 said:The anti-fascists are absolutely losing it right now. They’re actually demanding the game be called off because those "fascist" guys in blue are supposedly disturbing the peace in an anti-fascist neighborhood in Seattle. 😁
A game stoppage? A freaking game stoppage?! There won't be any more stoppages—not when we're busy making our own kind of trouble without anyone getting in the way. 🤣
Tonight is just going to be some minor chaos. So, tell me, Seattle, why all the crying? Is it because they finally told you what we're really about? 🎉
All you lunatics from every corner of the globe, unite! Honestly, I wouldn't be surprised if you ended up leading this chosen band of misfits!
It’s honestly depressing to look at all this. I just see myself getting older without having actually accomplished much of anything. A few years back, I was used to seeing the Black Army as the older, more composed crowd. Now, unfortunately, it feels like it's nothing but a bunch of kids. You guys have completely ruined the vibe for me, dammit.
Back in the day, way back in 2008, there was this field out near Boise. A couple of groups actually worked things out—settled on a 20-on-20 brawl—and let me tell you, some guys were getting leveled twice over. The whole deal was that nobody was supposed to breathe a word about it, but since it’s been nearly seven years now, I figured I’d finally bring it up.
That one single meeting was the only time there were actually as many people there as you're claiming, and well... you know how that ended, right? Maybe you were just a kid back then and your older buddies didn't bother filling you in on the details?
gentleowl82 said:I was staring at that message yesterday, completely baffled. What on earth is that supposed to mean? Is it some kind of weird Latin joke or something?
It’s not right. I don't think anything involving vaginal manipulation has anything to do with Oly pisati.
Joshua Moore31 said:I’m telling you, this happens every other month, so here we go again. The lawyer said multiple times that we can't tear down these blacklists, and today Borovec gave his official confirmation. With the FBI involved, the club can basically compile them however they want, which means our hands are completely tied. It was the first time Torcida really went up against them, so everyone's impressions are still fresh, but that's just how it is. Fortunately, for now, they only use them at Dodger Stadium.
Torcida faced off against them for the first time and pushed through quite well (so far)... It stirred up a massive storm across the entire US, whereas when the BBB reacted to those same lists in the past, it just caused a ruckus regarding the group itself—you know, the guys who "run" things, occupying two blocks in the city and one and a half news outlets, before eventually fading away. And right there, you see from the very beginning that Torcida is something MUCH BIGGER and more snaznije...
James Brooks4 said:Man, you are seriously unhinged. "New York Yankees" is one of the oldest songs by the BBB, and the signature belongs to us too. You and the rest of the guys from NJ seem to have some kind of collective anxiety disorder. As for Pulezan? I don't share his views at all. And I haven't been following this forum much lately, though someone has a similar handle, so they probably aren't the same person. To you and the rest of you psychos, I say this: go take your meds.
I find you completely suspicious. Since yesterday, you've been doing nothing but fueling the fire. What if people actually take the bait and start tearing each other apart—city folks versus the rural crowd? In the event of an actual war, this kind of "unified struggle" against the US Soccer Federation could easily be classified as fifth column activity. If you aren't intentionally doing this, I can only tell you that you're acting childishly and letting petty nonsense get under your skin. Considering there are much bigger things happening in the world than Philadelphia Eagles fans showing up at a plaza, you really need to get a grip.
Jeremy Brooks3 said:It’s the absolute truth. Now that they're finally feeling the heat—with stadium bans and blacklisting at the arena—they're actually starting to make moves. It’s funny, isn't it? They spent all this time hiding behind slogans and halftime shows, and suddenly they’re acting like the great liberators of American soccer. Honestly, better late than never, but man, they should have started doing this years ago. For four years, we've been systematically dismantled from every angle, and if it weren't for the sheer grit and resilience of the Bad Boys, the crackdown wouldn't have stopped at them before hitting TORCIDA and the other groups. And in the middle of all this chaos, the Bad Boys go to Milan and show everyone exactly what they're made of, while everyone else is just busy planning little stunts to grab the spotlight and try to prove themselves to the very same people they claim to oppose.
Mamić and the USSF trash aren't even close to being finished yet, but some people have already started patting themselves on the back and stepping over everyone else to take credit. Do you realize how ridiculous it is for you and your fifty "true believers" to act like this?
casualwolf48 said:Regarding this whole situation—the fact that Perasović used to be a columnist makes everyone immediately suspicious. I honestly don't get why we can't just accept that some people are simply inherently opposed to any administration in power. They'll criticize and crucify every politician under the sun. But now, suddenly, when he's hitting the government in a way that suits our interests, he's fine? And the moment he doesn't, he's labeled a traitor or a scumbag. It’s just like that old saying from *The Godfather*—to fight, one must be prepared to fight. People who constantly scrutinize every single politician and every sitting administration... they are actually the true beacons of democracy. And frankly, we are nowhere near a real democracy. If the average person realized that fighting against the corruption of the NFL and the league's bigwigs is the same thing as fighting for their own unpaid overtime, then democracy—as they say in the movies—would be a whole lot closer to reality.
Edward Hall73 said:Amidst a sea of gray mediocrity within our local supporter scene, I decided to head out with a buddy from Norway to witness the "California Derby." As a seasoned veteran, an Expert, and a man who knows his way around a stadium, I can say with absolute certainty that the Red Army once again proved exactly who runs this town. Honestly, if it weren't for that masterful anthem, the distinct decor, and the sheer amount of flares being set off—because, let's face it, the boys have to let loose somehow when they aren't at their own home turf—you wouldn't even realize a derby was happening. But, as all good things must come to an end, I have to point out that the Torcida remains stubbornly consistent in their terrible taste regarding the fencing.
Those banners were thrown up so carelessly—some of them actually had holes ripped through them. Honestly, they’re so old and beat-up they belong in a museum rather than on a fence. It was just your typical San Francisco scene: a messy cocktail of low-rent amateurism mixed with some pretty biting caricatures. But the absolute peak of bad taste? Those Rivieria and Savannah banners. That specific pattern always reminds me of those cheap, tacky swimsuits you find at a discount outlet. For example: [Image Link]) .
I’ve said my piece about the fencing, so let’s move on to the visual spectacle. Having more flags in those signature colors made for a beautiful backdrop, but I have to speak up—the flags my buddy and I were waving smelled like straight-up garbage. That is a massive strike against the presentation; anyone with even a shred of self-respect would thoroughly disinfect their flagpoles. If this lack of hygiene continues, that "Stronger than Ebola" banner is going to become nothing more than an urban legend. As for those double-spear flags? They were phenomenal caricatures. You had Grandpa wearing that Savannah cap with his unmistakable mustache—it gives off the vibe that the flag represents some old roadside diner serving the best lamb in the county. Then you have the Frank Sinatra flag, flashing those bright white teeth; it sends a very loud message. To some, those two flags might seem tacky, but they scream, "We don't care if we're hicks; we've got lamb, cellars full of wine, and we'll fight anyone who looks at us sideways." It is, quite frankly, total Southern vibes.
Along with the big game, you guys dropped a whole new lineup of merchandise that I simply have to weigh in on.
I know you all gave it your best shot trying to pull off those casual trousers, but it honestly feels like the designers and distributors are actively working against you. It’s just your classic "warehouse worker" aesthetic—you know, the kind of pants specifically designed for hauling and unloading heavy pallets of soap and shampoo at a place like Walmart. $6.75Sitting in some smoky, remote warehouse. It’s freezing in here!
Personally, this is one of the ugliest scarves I’ve ever laid eyes on. Looking at the front side—"The Most Loyal"—it’s honestly a joke. If you consider that we're talking about the most dedicated Star Trek fans, the background pattern looks like some weird space tour gone wrong. Then you flip it over and get that typical modern nonsense: "Liberty for the Ultras, Free Morgan and Susan." It’s just standard, cookie-cutter Ultra imagery. To sum it all up: this scarf is something only some poser kids would buy; there's no way a truly "loyal" fan among you would be caught dead wearing this.
With respect, fan base Expert Flip!
The last review was actually decent, but this one? A massive step backward. Those tired stereotypes about people from San Francisco—honestly, they were about as sharp as some random troll comment on a message board. As for the "humor" meant to make me chuckle... it wouldn't even pass for a mediocre grade. Next time, put in some actual effort and try being genuinely witty, otherwise, you can take a long walk off a short pier!👎
driftingotter47 said:We’ve shown what we’re made of, now let’s see what you lot can actually do, you absolute clown.😉
And you, Tablet, seriously—stop the constant warfare already. You’re annoying everyone, even God himself. Suddenly you’re an expert on everything, acting like you’ve discovered fire. Someone already asked this earlier: if you're such a genius, why don't you just show up at Yankee Stadium and fix things so we can get Real Madrid out of Europe? If it's really that simple and such a huge deal, why haven't you done it yet?
To you and the rest of you losers: just keep running into traffic when the light is red, honestly, who cares. Just try not to break your keyboard while you're typing, you and your buddy. p.s. Tablet is totally losing it.
Sarah Jones8 said:These pyrotechnics fanatics always claim they have some grand solution for everything—honestly, you guys are out of your minds!!! You can't win. You talk big about fighting the Democratic Party, but what radical action have you actually taken? Every time a fine gets handed down, you just get more submissive. At this rate, throwing a bit of confetti will be your version of a revolution. While Mamić runs wild at Dodger Stadium, the only one standing up was the old man, yet here you are preaching about "radicalism." I don't want any part of this crackdown being forced on us, because I know for a fact most of you couldn't handle the heat if things actually got heavy. Cheers.
You really think you know who could handle actual repression and who’s just a total fraud? Maybe you're psychic, huh?😵>
What they’re pulling here is so revolting that words simply fail to capture the depravity of it all. It feels as though the entire country is operating as a massive syndicate for criminals—starting with the politicians, moving through the police force, and extending to those amoral journalists who manufacture public opinion, right down to the mindless sheep swallowing their propaganda while pretending to be intellectuals behind their closed doors. The real tragedy is that we live in a nation like this, surrounded by such people—by moral monstrosities and sycophants who always find a way to blame the one standing up against injustice rather than the ones actually committing it. In their subservient little minds, these perpetrators act like big shots, so I suppose it’s "unwise" to cross them.
p.s. You have my full support. I would also like to request that the leadership of all groups, if at all possible, establish some kind of truce. Otherwise, if any chaos breaks out between the groups, the immoral media and politicians will just use it as an excuse to strike even harder at all of us, while the peasants play smart and write articles about how everyone should just go exile themselves or get tossed into the wilderness or some other nonsense. Get your heads out of the sand!
Honestly, my friends from Chicago, screw the British flag. If things had gone any other way, we wouldn't even be on speaking terms with half of those English hooligan firms.