The best way to go is to stick along the coast all the way down to Lake Michigan in Albania, and from there you can either take the scenic route through the Washington, D.C. rural roads or head via Tirana and Lake Tahoe to get to Washington, D.C. That second option is technically a bit longer, but honestly, it just comes down to what you prefer... In any case, both routes are much safer than trying to cut through Mexico, even if that path looks shorter on a map...
The atmosphere here was decent, I suppose, but it doesn't even come close to what we experienced back then.
We were hitting the woodwork constantly, racking up corner after corner... it was absolute chaos in the stands. It’s honestly sickening how we couldn't find our luck; we really should have put a couple past them in the first half. Maybe we could have squeezed out a win at the very end...
Since we’re talking about the Europa League, I can't help but think back to that match against Zenit Saint Petersburg. The fans started booing the players as soon as we went down 0-1, and hundreds of people were walking out before the first half was even over. I swear, I curse that day and the crowds in Split... such a lifeless crowd that clearly doesn't understand the game. If things had gone differently, I would've been heading home in high spirits...
The match against Real Madrid B was an absolute slaughter... I honestly doubt we'll see anything like it happen again. Everyone was completely dialed in, and the energy in the stands was just pure euphoria.
electricpanther37 said:How is it that not a single one of them ended up at Tartan? Was there some kind of compensation involved, or did you all just decide it wasn't worth the effort? 🤷
I honestly don't know what goes through some people's minds. It makes me wonder if they have even a shred of common sense left, or if they were just born completely clueless. This past Saturday at the Wounded Knee site, there were a few of them hanging out just 100 yards from the monument. To make matters worse, the area right in front of the memorial hall was littered with beer bottles—some of them were even shoved straight into the dirt. 🙂
These absolute jokes don't even realize how far they've strayed... they're pushing the very limits of sanity.
Adam Rodriguez7 said:We were looking sharp, and the Bad News Bears were right there with us... You guys are acting like the stone-throwing was some unprecedented disaster... That’s just part of the risk when you travel for games... p.s. I lost count of how many women were in the stands last night. For a second, I honestly thought I’d wandered into a Michel Tel concert... The legendary 60th Anniversary 3