Die-hard Ultras / Hardcore Supporters
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jademarlin54 said:Hey guys, the issue with cheering isn't anything else; it's just about realizing that the energy in the stands needs to follow what's actually happening on the field. What I mean is, a supporter group leader needs to have people right there in the stands with them, listening to the crowd while the team is attacking or defending, and then adjusting the chants accordingly. For example, if we're crushing the Dodgers 3-0, we can go full throttle with those scripted sequences where everyone knows exactly which songs are coming next—it's all tied to the flow of the game. Personally, I’m suggesting we stop lighting flares at exactly the 61st minute. Let's catch the opposition off guard since everyone already expects us to do it by then. Or maybe, say, we light just thirty flares at the 61st minute, and then at the 85th, we bring out the remaining hundred.
Look, man, "listening to them when the team is attacking or defending"... hold on, is this supposed "leader" sitting in some remote office somewhere that he can't even see how the team is playing?
And who are these "enemies"? If you're talking about the cops, then there's really no helping you there. They film the entire game for the full 90 minutes and then some, so that whole idea of trying to surprise them doesn't really fly. And "just" thirty flares, then "another hundred" later? What, do you think we're running a pyrotechnics factory here? 🤣