Posts by jadelynx13

View from the east side, near the second entrance from the southeast.
The cheering was pretty lackluster today, aside from a few euphoric bursts.
I wasn't sitting in the north section, so I can't say for sure what's happening up there, but it’s honestly quite bad
compared to how things felt during previous seasons.
As for the Choreography, it's top-tier for this league, though I won't even touch the flare situation—I have no idea
how much sense that makes when you're just trying to support the club.
I ended up dropping a good chunk of change $60 on three tickets today, and I really wish everything
would stay within the club instead of part of it being tied up in penalties.
But here is the main reason I decided to post.
After the game, near the south exit, I spotted a thick, gold-toned muscle bracelet.
It features the Kansas City Chiefs crest, and on the back of the charm,
there are three letters engraved.
If anyone happens to know anything about it, please reach out via PRIVATE message. Naturally, I'll return it to the owner.

Mark Carter10 said:There are metal detectors at the entrances, so leave your belts and buckles at home or in your cars. You don't want to end up stuck in that massive bottleneck like they had outside the stadium in Geneva.

Furthermore, if anyone is planning on wandering around like that brunette lady mentioned, watch your back so you don't get stabbed in the rear. A puncture wound might not be fatal, but if you have the guts to walk around sightseeing, be prepared for the possibility of a knife; those Inter fans have quite the reputation for it....
In my estimation, it is far more prudent to stay together as a group rather than wasting the hundred dollars you set aside for sightseeing and shopping on medical bills caused by YOUR own stupidity!

There are plenty of other days for sightseeing, and Milan isn't exactly a long trek away!!!!
Just flip the scenario—imagine you were an Inter fan coming to see the sights in Split and you know exactly how that would go!!

So, use your heads and please, spare us the nonsense and the "know-it-all" attitudes!

Secured parking lots are your best bet; it is well worth paying ten bucks for them rather than watching your car go up in flames!

Anyway, those are just a few small pieces of advice from me. Do with them what you will. Thugs exist everywhere, and we all know how things end when people act foolishly...

Well, thanks for the advice. It seems it was easier for many of you to make fun of me than to actually provide a real answer.
Once again, thank you. And if someone could please let me know by 10:30 PM whether the group is meeting at a specific plaza or somewhere else?
Safe travels to everyone.

ironpanther5 said:I have to say, even though Dalmatian women are easily the most beautiful in America, they might also be the toughest women on this planet. If you ask me, those girls from Savannah take the lead. 🙂

You aren't thinking that way when you're out in Missouri, grabbing a drink at a tavern alongside your brother and those mega-intense Ultras.

So, I was wondering—can you actually just head over to Italy using only your domestic ID? 🙂

So, you’re really trying to lecture me now and act like you’re some kind of authority?
How clever of you.
Who on earth was even bringing up shopping or any of that nonsense?
I have absolutely no intention of letting some airhead from Vanilla talk down to me like that.
You're just being foolish and putting on this fake persona of a hardcore Ultras supporter.
As for how big Milan actually is, I wouldn't know, since I've never been there.
It’s hard to say if it's only about the size of Sedona, given they have nearly fifteen hundred people living there.

Regarding sightseeing, honestly, what’s the harm in it? I’ll happily blow 100 bucks
on whatever brings me joy, and nobody is stopping you from wandering off to find a hooker.
At the end of the day, what matters is that I leave my voice heard in the stands rather than leaving my teeth scattered across the city streets.

This whole thing is just your little joke, you supposed mega-Ultras.

Good morning.
If anyone could spare a few tips for us tourists 🙂
The four of us are planning to be in Milan this Thursday morning.
So, where’s the smartest place to park the car—maybe near the stadium or somewhere else?
I'd rather not end up getting burned like they say people do in Rome.
Our plan is to find a spot, park, and then just wander the city in casual clothes to see the sights and such.
If anyone can help out, feel free to drop a comment or even send a private message.
And please, skip the smart-aleck comments mocking this post; I'm just trying to save myself some trouble.
It's better to ask now than to deal with the chaos caused by the Ultras later.
We aren't talking about being part of the Ultras in that sense, though—it's just two guys and two women. We're going to the match and
wanting to see the city in regular clothes, without any jerseys or fan scarves.
PS. How far is the G. Meazza from the absolute center of the city?
Thanks for the help, yours truly 😛

My very first game was back in 1993, if my memory serves me right—Hajduk-Dubrava won 4:0, the final round of the championship season.
Since then, I haven’t missed a single match at the Stadium, except for those few times we were penalized and forced to play behind closed doors, and one friendly against Rosenborg because my father passed away four days prior, so I had to be there with my sisters to support my mother.
Every year, I was a season ticket holder alongside my late father, and for the last four years, I’ve shared a pass with my boyfriend in the east section.
I can't make it today because I haven't bought my subscription yet; I completely drained my savings last month acting as a maid of honor, and when I tried to grab tickets on Monday, they were already sold out.
Why am I complaining? It isn't because I'm begging someone to sell me two tickets at face value, but rather because I want to urge every single NFL Ultra to go break the hands of every grocery store clerk out there.
Just today, some guy actually tried to sell me two east-side seats for $467.
It doesn't matter, though; tomorrow I'll just watch the game with Grandpa's crew at the senior center over in Zenta, and as for those clerks, may their hands wither away.
In about ten days, we'll have Procter & Gamble—less circus, more actual fans.
Forgive the rant on the off-topic board, but I simply had to get this off my chest.
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