Die-hard Ultras / Hardcore Supporters
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Karen Kim2 said:The real issue isn't Hajduk Split itself; it’s the club's leadership and the absolute mess of how they run things. It’s not about failing to qualify against a powerhouse like Inter Milan. That’s not the point. The real problem is that we’re at a level where we could realistically get knocked out by much weaker sides. No matter how you look at it, we are consistently performing far below the standard we deserve. Why does this keep happening?
So, this guy everyone was hyping up to the heavens... what did he actually accomplish? Besides playing exactly how Rice and his clique dictated just to screw over Mitrović? It’s pretty pathetic how they tossed him aside like yesterday's trash the second he finished doing their dirty work.
It’s never going to get better. Honestly, it’s depressing. The only real solution I can see is if someone like Roman Abramovich comes along, dumps a massive pile of cash into the club, and kicks out all the vultures and parasites currently running the show. Maybe then—just maybe—we could actually compete in the Europa League, grab a cup, or even sniff a league title. As it stands, this "Code" we talk about, this supposed identity of Hajduk Split, is nothing more than ink on a page. The reality on the ground is a completely different story.
If society is this broken, why would anyone expect a football club to actually run with any sense of integrity or democracy? It’s an illusion. Honestly, what else could you hope for?
Here we go... greetings to everyone who has a thing for white. 🙂
Why do people claim the Code and our Hajduk are nothing more than words on a page? Is the club in total chaos? Sure. Every single day there’s some new bullshit surfacing, yet they’re actually trying to build something. They’re paying off old debts. They told that investor to get lost when he tried to swoop in recently. You can't fix decades of damage overnight, can you? This club was stuck in the hands of criminals for years. Now, finally, things are moving. Anyone who left the stadium last night feeling happy believes that, eventually, everything will change. Not tomorrow, but in time. Shouldn't the players have been given hell last night? Instead, they were still sliding in, fighting hard, right up until the 90th minute. So what if we don't win the Cup or the MLS title in the next few years? Everyone wants trophies, but trophies come from sweat and grit. When we actually earn them, we’ll take them. Someone wrote that they don't understand the hysterical celebrating. It’s simple: it’s a message to the players. It tells them that for us, every single match—yesterday's and next Sunday's—is why we live. That’s the standard we expect them to meet. Run for 90 minutes and you'll have our support. Just fight. The results will follow.
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