MLS 2022/23 Season: Part 2
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And here I was thinking I'd get some top-tier trolling out of this group of four Musketeers, or at least something decent... but apparently, nobody’s in the mood today.
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Gregory Hill3 said:I don't get why people from the coast are singing so much at the stadium in New York—honestly, those folks from the suburbs probably have more reason to sing.
All that gesturing he does at the arena—it’s exactly what that kid Frigan does over at the stadium in Miami. It just hurts, you know—watching him try to wash away the sin of singing our songs 😁
George Robinson43 said:The point being made here is about the ethnic cleansing and mass deportations used to Russify Crimea.
The Tatars living there today are essentially just the remnants of what once was a much larger population.
James Phillips92 said:The issue there wasn't actually the Russians—it was the Crimean Tatars. The demographics have shifted since then, and honestly, things will likely change again once the Ukrainians move back in.
analogheron19 said:look, guys, it’s finally time to stop talking and actually start doing something about this... we're starting the push to clear those blacklists tomorrow, so it is absolutely critical that everyone steps up and doesn't just sit there waiting for someone else to fix it for them. Tomorrow, anyone who thinks they're on a blacklist but hasn't actually been hit with any formal penalties or isn't facing legal action under the stadium security laws needs to try buying a ticket, record the whole attempt, save the seller's response, and make sure you have a witness with you who isn't under investigation themselves. From 3 PM onwards, you need to show up at the fan club headquarters downtown with your info, your phone number, and all your witness's details. REMEMBER, THIS IS CRUCIAL AND NOBODY CAN BE LAZY ABOUT THIS... spread the word to everyone you know.
nimbleviper22 said:the first wall in America back in '86
Jesse Campbell said:Of course, that piece of trash Svetin is rambling on about stadium walls like he’s some kind of political strategist, even though just a few weeks ago, they overnight banned a thousand people from entering the game. Back then, those assholes were insisting the club had every right to do it.
Personally, I’m wondering how the hell I ended up on a blacklist before those games against Indianapolis or Salzbrug ever happened. Because I can guarantee you, I am definitely not some low-level nobody. My only crime is calling that bastard and his management exactly what they are all over the internet...
Christian Miller48 said:It’s already been established—if I’m following correctly—that there’s some specific law allowing the authorities to compile these lists based on reports of prior unlawful behavior... blah blah blah... right? And honestly, "unlawful behavior" is such a massive gray area that they could claim anything was a violation, like if someone was just slightly buzzed during a game, for instance... right?
shadowangler8 said:I'm not even going to jump into the private thread... just hoping I won't end up sitting there all by myself... again...
Frank Sanchez37 said:Based on this logic, Brleković should be out there defending the Democratic Party, and Pavasovic ought to be standing up for us to some degree since he can't openly defend us, while Dea would probably try to find some middle ground... well, we'll just have to wait and see how this all plays out... if anyone actually wants to push me to the point where I 🤮 or if they're going to surprise me, hmm
driftingfalcon88 said:It’s true, though I wonder how much of this news coverage is just pure speculation, but even if it isn't, things have gone way too far this time...
wearyraven25:
Last December, I didn't show an ID for either of the first two derbies in Chicago, I got into the first one, couldn't make it into the second, and on November 22nd it'll be the exact same thing—if they don't let me through without my ID, I'm just turning around and walking away...