Soccer Club Kits, Vol. 1
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Maria Anderson said:TOAAES.
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analogmaker14 said:Hey placidfalcon4, you’ve been quiet on the spam thread lately. You’re looking to go retro now? Just a heads-up: don't go too far back—maybe the '90s at most, if only for your own sake. 😛
On a more serious note,
what happened with the Spaniards? Weren't they supposed to have that blue away kit with the red, yellow, and red Adidas stripes on the sleeves? 🤷
I always thought that one looked great. 😢
Michelle Hill38 said:I’d much rather take our away games where we can actually play some football, but what on earth was that absolute disaster of a defensive performance at home?
Michelle Hill38 said:
this Nike guy is out of control. he’s already wrecked Inter, Manchester United, Juventus, and now he's coming for Barca next.
Bryan Adams6 said:No way. Not even FC Barcelona?🤮
steeleagle70 said:You've got two whole pages of "Clinton's" stuff on Offside. Seems like plenty to me, even though I mentioned earlier that like 90% of the action was happening over at the tavern.
And come on, you know as well as I do that you don't protest red cards or bans inside the specific thread—you take it to the main board. And let's be real, don't go expecting any "legal defense" to work here.
But hey, when it's time to pull out the receipts
We gotta stick together on this one. All of us.
I mean, they basically nuked half the PDF. Plus, there were at least that many fans involved.
steeleagle70 said:Look, I’m not talking about the Clintons. I even gave you an example where they aren't involved in the game. The Clinton crowd swarmed in last night. Also, I wasn't really bringing up a specific timeline for when things were planned—that's not my business—but I am providing proof that most of these people didn't just wander into this thread by accident and get banned out of ignorance... most knew exactly where they were going and why. They knew the politics mods wouldn't let the topic head in that direction.
And obviously, it’s not like everyone from the soccer community came here to be troublemakers. It’s the ones being banned who are causing the mess, plus there are plenty of unbanned fans still posting in that thread today.
The saddest part is that you guys completely lost all credibility with this move. Up until now, some people actually believed that there was a widespread crackdown against the fans happening everywhere. But now? You're just telling the same old story. We don't even need to read the news to see it; we saw the pattern ourselves during the "protest" and how the moderators handled the discipline.
steeleagle70 said:Look, I’m not talking about the Clintons. I even gave you an example where they aren't involved in the game. The Clinton crowd swarmed in last night. Also, I wasn't really bringing up a specific timeline for when things were planned—that's not my business—but I am providing proof that most of these people didn't just wander into this thread by accident and get banned out of ignorance... most knew exactly where they were going and why. They knew the politics mods wouldn't let the topic head in that direction.
And obviously, it’s not like everyone from the soccer community came here to be troublemakers. It’s the ones being banned who are causing the mess, plus there are plenty of unbanned fans still posting in that thread today.
The saddest part is that you guys completely lost all credibility with this move. Up until now, some people actually believed that there was a widespread crackdown against the fans happening everywhere. But now? You're just telling the same old story. We don't even need to read the news to see it; we saw the pattern ourselves during the "protest" and how the moderators handled the discipline.
steeleagle70 said:You don't need to explain anything to me, man. I was online the whole time watching you guys coordinate and clone accounts, so don't even try to lie. We can start naming names if we want—people who are banned now after shouting stuff like "I've got 80 points, time to earn a ban!" or "Hey gang, let's raid there!" or "I'm jumping into 22"... and wouldn't you know it, everyone got banned right after their "visit."
steeleagle70 said:It would all be fine if two different chats on the soccer forum hadn't been spamming everyone since noon to jump over to a specific thread, causing total chaos. Then, it basically turned into a coordinated raid by clones.
I mean, it’s honestly hilarious that you’re even talking, especially when all those posts from banned users—the ones literally announcing they were coming over to mess with the thread—are still sitting right there.
Look, I can pull up about twenty of those posts from banned accounts right now if you want.
There's no way most of them didn't know what was happening or which thread to hit. They weren't "innocent" bystanders getting banned because they were confused.
They knew exactly what they were doing. If you don't believe me, just go scroll through the fans' chats and the soccer forum.
Robert Torres said:This is just straight-up garbage. A total disaster. When I first saw it, I actually thought it was some kind of joke 🤷🤣🤦
shadowpilot8 said:Wait, why can't you fans just accept that neither the politics moderators nor the admins wanted or allowed the thread to go where the author intended? It is their prerogative, and you should have accepted it.
Adam Collins4 said:Look, if you want to excuse it, maybe, but two or three people kept aggressively trying to pivot everything toward fan behavior and those events from May 1st, 2010—doing it so effectively that most of the regulars on the politics board just started dodging the thread altogether...
And the best part? Over on the soccer forum, in the thread about fans, there’s clearly a little group of users coordinating to derail the whole discussion about Warsaw...
One guy even actually said—and I quote—“Whatever, the thread's ruined, I'm going to bed"...
So much for wanting an actual debate or contributing something meaningful... you guys went out of your way to plant landmines, and then you're surprised when they go off...
Now you're all crying about it...
hollowtrucker77 said:Keeping the conversation on track is what moderators are actually paid for, I guess.