Honestly, you’re better off hunting for flights through Expedia: Right now, things are looking decent: Venice to Lisbon on March 13th or 15th—around $1350, or if you go the 12th/15th route, it's $400 Meanwhile, Pisa is sitting at: 13th/16th for $1150, or 12th/15th for $417
Honestly, you’re better off hunting for flights through Expedia: Right now, things look decent: Venice to Lisbon on March 13th or 15th—around $1350, or if you go the 12th/15th route, it's $400 . Then there's Pisa: March 13th to 16th is sitting at $1150, or looking at 12th/15th, it's $417 .
holloworca10 said:If anyone knows of any decent flights, please DM me. Everything we're finding is way too expensive...
What do you even mean by "too expensive" for the quarterfinals of a major European tournament? Anyone with half a brain knows you can fly to plenty of different spots for $150 or $200. Honestly, you could probably rent a car or grab a van for that kind of cash. And if you've got three or four days to spare... you can still find flights out of Chicago for maybe $250 to $300.
Jacob Green2 said:Look, if a club actually stood by its fans, it would be totally normal for us to have two or three hundred people heading out to Lisbon. 🙄
And who’s stopping us from being those 300 people? Most of those folks only travel for games like this once every few years anyway. It’s not like they’re dropping $250 or $300 on a flight when you can fly straight out of Chicago.
Christian Miller48 said:https://fanstyle.ru/okolofootball/14...dynamo-chicago/
Since we're talking about Kyiv—and it’s been quite a while now—how much of this is actually legit? It sounds pretty brutal if what they're saying is true (over 20 people laid out on the ground?).
Regarding that first incident described... the way the whole thing unfolded seems pretty realistic. The only difference is there were exactly seven of us, what happened on the actual match day involved a terrace in the park rather than a bar, and only one of our guys ended up on the ground. Basically, we had a four-to-one advantage, so we definitely held our own against the attackers. As for the second situation, I won't comment because I wasn't there.
Austin Chase2 said:Look, you can tell where you stand with just about anyone, but these losers right here? They’re absolute bottom-of-the-barrel trash. They bailed when things actually got ugly because, at the end of the day, they’re cowards. It’s like how a kid acts when their mom isn't looking—they play the tough guy now, acting like they're some hardcore die-hards, but in reality, they're just pathetic. They always want someone else to take the heat and fight the battles they think are important, while they sit safely on the sidelines watching. They aren't leaders; they're just plain old traitors.
I honestly don't get why anyone wastes their breath on people like this.🤔 If they weren't around (which they weren't, and won't be), the world would keep spinning just fine. In fact, it'd probably be better.
Look, instead of everyone acting like a genius on this forum, you'd all be much better off booking flights to Lisbon right now. You might as well grab them while prices are actually reasonable. Let's gooooooo🙂
1.Don't get ahead of yourselves before things settle down with LAFC. 2.Look, can we please skip the debate on this? It’s one of those things where anyone with even a shred of common sense sees exactly what's going on.
3.And a quick word to the "experts": if you're the type who loves to jump on everyone else for their mistakes but stays dead silent when our own people mess up, just keep your opinions to yourself.
steelseal10 said:You’re one of those rare people I actually respect. Seeing the news about you getting that award really made my day. Major props to you. It’s moments like these where you see someone's true character shine through. 😉
rustynomad70 said:That’s what the news outlets and blogs are claiming, sure, but honestly, just delete the post. I don't care. Let the authorities handle it their way, it's none of my business.
So because they said it, it’s gospel truth to you? Are you really just sitting there blindly swallowing everything some headline writer spits out?
Henry Hayes4 said:Look, I already said this was just my take. And I still feel the same way. If you want proof that I'm at least partially right, just look at the mess with Hajduk Split. You’ve got fans constantly revolting against a board that they themselves are part of or helping to shape. Sure, fans might have some representation through the club's assembly, but it shouldn't carry decisive weight. Let's be real: when it comes to their own club, fans aren't objective. They aren't measured, and they sure as hell aren't looking for compromise—which is exactly what you need to run a stable organization. Besides, who's going to speak for every single fan? In my book, elections are the absolute limit of how much influence fans or members should have. But again, that's just my opinion.
Why on earth should fans, or those who identify as fans, be sidelined from participating exactly where you mentioned—in the assembly? Even if they don't change everything, at least the scum running the show will feel the heat in the very place they thought they were totally untouchable. The only thing that matters is that nobody gets forced into anything by decree or some arbitrary decision. We shouldn't expect anyone to hand us anything on a silver platter... everything has to happen through strictly legal and legitimate channels... via the elections.
Henry Hayes4 said:Look, let me try to break this down simply for you, if you're open to it. Basically, under our model, the members would manage the club about the same way you or I manage the country. Members are just voters. They pick from a pool of candidates who step up, choosing whoever they think will run things best for the next 4 years—or whatever the bylaws dictate. Each candidate lays out their vision, how they’ll fund it, and the team they plan to bring in. After 4 years, when the next election rolls around, you vote based on whether you're happy with the Board of Directors or not. To me, that's a world away from how things work at Hajduk. We want to be voters; you guys act like a coalition partner. Personally, I don't think fans should be part of the club's management structure. Once you step into that role, you stop being a fan.
I don't see any reason why a fan can't be part of the management or any other structure, provided they get in through the proper, legal, and statutory channels just like any other candidate. Why shouldn't fans, just like any other club members, be able to exercise the very membership rights we've been fighting for this whole time?
Tom Kovac It’s with heavy hearts that we let our relatives, friends, and acquaintances know the sad news that Mr.
TOM KOVAC (an old-timer from the BBB Brestje crew)
passed away this past Thursday, October 11, 2018, after a long battle with illness. We'll be holding services for him on Monday, October 15, 2018, at 3:00 PM at the Marquette cemetery over in Queens.
driftingotter47 said:Why the hell are you guys overanalyzing this whole thing? The curtain fell, we lost, end of story. Move on.
It’s a massive blow for Cincinnati. We finally had a shot at a huge European tour, and now everything is up in the air. I really hope the appeal 🙂 actually works out.
After the fall of the curtain, those who managed to dodge the mess need to give those who tripped up a fair shake to make things right in a level playing field. That’s just how the game works, isn't it?🤔
I think the visa is $20 if your passport is still good for a while, but they'll hit you with a $100 fee if it's close to expiring. Whatever, at least half the crowd was already packing their bags for Trenton, so they might as well just pivot and head to Istanbul instead.