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cosmicbear15 said:First they hate on Real Madrid—fine, whatever... then San Francisco overtakes them, and suddenly they’re hating on them too.
Now that Indianapolis is catching up, they’ve started turning their bitterness toward them as well. They even used to despise the Portland Timbers back when they were actually at the top—though, of course, now that those guys have fallen off, they couldn't care less.
Hypocrites and shady deals from the fifties
Of course, we didn't really start hating on the locals until Mamić showed up.👍
And don't even get me started on Indianapolis—we had this whole complicated love affair going until Madar arrived, and then we just low-key flipped the script.
But hey, I'm glad you actually like San Francisco. It just seems to bother those stuck-up folks from the South that they're out there making moves.
Just wanted to touch on two absolute nonsense claims I keep seeing
First off—the idea that there are guys from the ultras sitting on the club's board... seriously, are you kidding me? Are you actually trying to lie to us? Look, the front office is basically run by one guy (the President), and while we don't know for sure if he’s part of the supporter groups or not, even if he is, that doesn't change much. If you're talking about the Board of Directors, there isn't a single soul from the ultras on there either. Let's be clear: nobody from the supporters is an actual employee of the club at any level. If anyone here thinks they have better intel, please, feel free to enlighten me—who exactly from the group works for the team and in what capacity?
The second thing is this constant, repetitive claim that we're somehow more "agents" than the guys from Chicago. Every time I jump into the thread to challenge that, everyone just goes silent. No one answers me. I've even had people slide into my DMs, but still, nothing. So, come on then, gentlemen—prove me wrong. Who exactly in our group is an "agent," and how does that even work? From what I know, the leaders of our group are just regular folks—some drive trucks, some work construction, some are in college, some are out at sea, and most are just driving average cars or nothing at all. But hey, clearly you guys know my life better than I do, so go ahead—tell me who the "agent" is. My inbox is open.
Is anyone actually going to bother providing some real substance here, or are you just going to keep chanting the same empty mantra over and over, hoping that if you say it enough times, it magically becomes true?
P.S. Does anyone else need to settle a score? I saw some guys from Australia in here saying this place is trash, but I heard from someone else that you guys are actually pretty decent.
steelseal10 said:You lying little loan shark—you’ve been bleeding this club dry for years, yet here you are preaching about "moral values." Why did you kick J, his brother, and everyone else out?
Oh, so we're "loan sharking" the club now?🤣
We got rid of J and the rest because they figured out we were actually milking the club—and since he's right here on this thread, I guess he can back me up.👍
Look, if the top brass in your little group has been handing out freebies for Zdravko and jet-setting around Europe on his dime for years, maybe don't try to cover your own tracks by spreading lies about us.
Drew Booth60 said:Look, I don't care much either, but I honestly don't get how someone who actually supports LA Galaxy—or just has them in their heart—can just ignore all the constant whining from those folks down south whose entire reason for existing is hating LA Galaxy. Do people seriously think they’d act any differently if a legitimate, top-tier LA Galaxy team had absolutely crushed them instead of just some mediocre squad? Trust me, they wouldn't.☕
And please... I mean, isn't it obvious? Like, 99% of serious fan groups in the world live for that deep-seated hatred toward their rivals. Seriously, Sherlock, join us in reality.🤦
mellowhawk5 said:It’s hilarious when the biggest "agents" in the Ultras start preaching about morality and honor. You guys are starting to act just like those fanatics who used to obsess over the Fenerbahçe or Beşiktaş ultras 😁 I mean, look at you—you finally stepped out into the light. Why don't you ask the big guy how much he’s pulling in every month—besides whatever he's taking up the rear? 🙂
P.S. GUYS, maybe hit the gym... I think some Polish guys might take offense at your physique. 😁
We’re such a tough agency, aren't we? We run the drug scene (sound familiar?), squeeze players for cash, live off dirty money... while the top brass from the group heads off to cruise the ocean just so the world can catch a glimpse of their assets. 👍
Kenneth Ross7 said:It looks like you guys have finally started shuffling the deck to make sure certain players end up reading the fine print...
You're basically choreographing your own little plays here...
The ties you have with those guys are getting harder to ignore, I guess.
The only thing we don't know yet is who's actually signing the checks.
Just tell me some lies already
Uletija is just some 15-year-old kid, crying his eyes out while hugging Kalinic.
coastalbadger91 said:Whenever I see people like this having complete mental breakdowns even before the Republican Party has officially taken power, it honestly warms my heart a little bit.😍
What's actually in it for you when the Republican Party takes over? Are you expecting some cushy little job waiting for you—maybe sweeping leaves in a public park or something? Just take whatever scraps you can get, right? And you really consider yourself some kind of big-time patriot, don't you? It’s because of "patriots" like you that things stay exactly this messy—it's because of people like you that we have to deal with all this political garbage, and frankly, it's why the Democrats are in power right now. Get it, buddy? In what universe does a party that basically walked out of Congress during the fight for independence end up being this dominant instead of just staying on the fringes? In this world we live in—which was basically built by those "patriots" in the Republican Party who would sell their own mothers for a quick buck—well, I guess you don't care. People like you always end up doing just fine; apparently, being a "patriot" is a very profitable business model. But hey, go ahead—keep trampling all over my America. God will judge you eventually, I'm sure of it. My country will pull itself out of this mess, no doubt about it. We aren't just a collection of bones left behind through the centuries just so you guys could grab this much power. And when that day finally comes, people like you will be out there trying to prove your worth on the streets, because in an honest America, nobody's going to fall for your nonsense anymore. You feel me? 🙂
casualwolf22 said:So, I was there for about a year or so. Honestly, I don't even know what to tell you... to my mind, Honey is a notch above the Hilton, but that’s just saying they’re in the same general ballpark when it comes to luxury and how fancy things are.
At first glance, the whole place felt a little... I don't know, budget? A bit low-rent? But I guess you could probably fix the vibe with some decent lighting or maybe a fresh coat of paint on the walls or something.
The service was solid though—fast and actually fun. They were always smiling, nothing seemed like too much trouble, and they were constantly cracking jokes. As for the food, it was alright.
Nothing totally sucked, but nothing blew my mind either. I'd probably give it a middle-of-the-road rating.
There's really no point in me trying to describe the food specifically, because it's one of those things where, like, I might absolutely love a risotto while someone else finds it gross, or vice versa. It's so subjective. 🙂 Let's just say the food was generally better than what you'd get at Phoenix, but definitely not as good as what they serve at Pirate or Grase.
They have this big, long, narrow terrace that's perfect for welcome cocktails. Most people seemed to dig it, especially since it's right by the ocean and close to the rooms. Since most of the guests weren't from San Francisco, they just crashed there after the party.
I don't know—looking at the photos, I guess the vibe seems totally fine to me. They just don't strike me as particularly social, if that makes sense.🤷 I think I’ll just head over and check it out in person—the pricing looks solid, and since I’m expecting a decent crowd of guests to be hanging around, the accommodations should work out fine for me. I still need to poke around and ask some questions about the catering, though. As of right now, I don't really have a strong feeling either way—it's all pretty neutral to me. 😁
Noah Wright4 said:I'll be on vacation in two weeks, so I'll let you know then.🙂>
Come on, please—I'd really appreciate it.
Anyone here been to a wedding at the Grand Hyatt lately? I'm trying to get the scoop on the food, the service, and everything else