Sean Wright5 said:My friend, if only your group had endured everything that...
If DP92 had actually made it ten years ago, you wouldn't be acting this confident right now. No offense.
😲 🙏🙏 😂Pure arrogance. And coming from someone like that, too...
Sean Wright5 said:Love for the club, huh? The Armada is a group.
Which group has the most volatility in numbers? Specifically, which one fluctuates based on nothing else?
Regarding the club's results.
Club results, bans... I agree. But do you honestly think that only applies to The Armada? (That was rhetorical; you already answered everything in your previous post.)
He said.
Sean Wright5 said:To get ahead of the usual keyboard warriors, I’m basing my comment on recent American supporter history.
Subcultures (since 2001). Not back in '97 or whatever. When you actually are.
They deserved respect.
Somewhere around the '97 class...?
I’m reading this and I honestly can't believe it. Total double standards here. So, basically, you're diagnosing that The Armada has been screwed since back in 2000/01? 😂
Talk about Torcida in the 80s, the Boysi, their fight to reclaim their identity, the shaving of American fans in the former Yugoslavia, heading off to the front lines, and how many of your original crew went.
1992 is over. Let’s talk about how the 90s scene was absolutely legendary. That's what we need.
The era from 2000 to now—a period where every single group released top-tier albums.
The fluctuations are ridiculous. It’s no surprise given all the bans. Who was responsible for those first away matches with the national team that kicked off this whole trend? We need to talk about traveling abroad, and I want to know where you guys stand on it.
Talk to you later. As for everyone else, stay silent.
And the story goes on.Corporations are pushing it through.
Still clinging to that "Puležan" label? Seriously, you guys only showed up in '92, so stop acting like you're some massive force.
For years, I spent my time traveling through the backwoods and remote corners of California and the Pacific Northwest on various tours, only to find myself here now.
Just because the major league played a few rounds doesn't mean that scene on the other side didn't exist the whole time. What went down back then isn't something you just forget. That was around '97... 🤣
But again, if we lived in the past, we wouldn't be doing what we're doing today. I don't get it—The Armada faced
respectable resistance in California, the Demons lit more flares than the Seattle crowd, and now you think you're better than us? Seattle was running things while you guys didn't even exist, let alone knew what a flare was.
The point is, we "live in the past"? After just a few games, you're already acting like you're superior to The Armada, even though you've only recently joined a society where you haven't been around long. Personally,
I'd rather you had spent all those years in the first division; then maybe we could talk as equals about having a quality group. Right now, you have
strength, but you're newcomers. We'll see how this plays out in ten years,
then maybe we can debate like this, and maybe you won't even
be put in the same league as Cohort, let alone The Armada.
We live in the past??
Cheers, man.
A moment for music. After debates like this, something to calm the soul and heart 😍
They've been talking for years..
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SotUY...rom=PL&index=1