silverbear38 said:If we follow that logic—that a group should just dissolve every time a team takes a beating—then you all should have been shut down long ago, considering how often you were being trampled. 🤷
When exactly did that happen? You are simply manufacturing myths out of thin air.
Allow me to clarify a few things for you:
To begin with, the Black and Gold Army was the very first organized supporter group in the entire region.
The Bad Boys were simply another group attempting to emulate the Black and Gold Army, followed by the Celtics fans, and eventually the Yankees supporters...
The Black and Gold Army existed long before the current iterations of the group. Even the unaffiliated supporters used to descend upon Chicago just to clash with the crowds whenever the New York Yankees or the Boston Celtics came to town. Don't start complaining now—anyone who was actually there will tell you that is simply the truth.
Back in the pre-war era, the Black and Gold Army was easily the largest group on any away terrace. Even today, that legacy remains unchanged.
Until the mid-90s, the Black and Gold Army used to march through Times Square quite regularly without anyone giving them a second glance.
When you realized that the devil was playing such a cruel joke, did you suddenly start obsessing over telescopes and setting up ambushes like those insurgents?
It seems you have finally adjusted to the current climate and shifting trends.
What I am trying to say is that every era has its own challenges. How can you be so certain—how can you be so absolutely convinced—that your time is the peak?
Perhaps that very arrogance will be your undoing in the next round. Why are you so certain that you are the strongest, the most capable, or that your convictions actually carry weight? 😬
I watch the games exclusively from the east stands at the Rose Bowl. Looking over at the north side, I am not entirely convinced that you all possess any sort of inherent superiority. Is that really the case? Then again, everyone experiences their own share of peaks and valleys. You might find it wise to keep a lid on the arrogance; karma has a way of catching up with you when you least expect it.
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Take this from someone who has seen just about everything life has to throw at you. Consider it friendly advice: there is really no need for such arrogance. 🙂
It truly amuses me to see how incensed you become over my registration, especially when you attempt to counter me with such so-called "arguments."