Laura Mitchell87 never actually wanted to be an intellectual; his family basically forced him into it. He spent his childhood dreaming about being some street thug in the gritty parts of New York City back in the nineties. But let's be real... if you want to be a true gutter rat, you actually have to be one, not some semi-rich guy.
Looking at those photos of the Crips, the choreography was phenomenal and they showed up in huge numbers as usual. But letting a small town in Ohio burn is honestly even more pathetic than what happened in Denver; you basically gave them legitimacy as real fans, which they aren't. When you see those idiots, just spit on them and keep walking.
My humble opinion—which you'll all probably agree with since I’m clearly the smartest person here—is that a few actual banners are what define a real ultras group. This whole trend of counting every little flag or whatever just because some teams have been getting big welcomes lately? It’s honestly becoming a joke. I’ve got nothing but respect for those gritty, old-school guys out in the Midwest... either bring me some real fighters or stop trying to cheapen your reputation with this nonsense.
Gary Green32 said:It’s not quite the same thing. A trans flag is being raised in their own territory. If a trans flag goes up in Dallas, even if it's just some meaningless rag, it counts as respect toward the opposing team during an away game. It isn't easy to rally people to go show up for an action in a rival city; there are so many things that can go wrong...
I’m dead serious. I just watched this video 43 times in a row and finally realized there are a few so-called "posers" up at the top wearing club jerseys to the game, which is absolutely unacceptable.
They need to be dealt with—starting with some heavy glares and maybe moving up to spitting in their direction later on.
It’s impossible to ignore how much influence the top European supporter groups have on you guys. Your audiovisual style is starting to look more and more like ours, and I feel compelled to give you some credit for the progress. I especially dig the call-and-response singing and those short chants with the hand clapping. If I had one tiny critique—and maybe this shouldn't be said—it would be to ditch that overly sentimental "heartbroken" message to the club and swap it for something more aggressive. Something like: No retreat, no surrender, while our hearts beat live... us against them, or grab your swords and charge, brothers... something like that. But that's just a minor note. Honestly, I'm thrilled. I might just lose my mind from excitement.
Frank Kim26 said:This Sunday, the Dodgers take on California at the Rose Bowl at 7:00 PM. Let's keep this momentum going—WE NEED TO SPEAK UP TO SAVE OUR DODGERS, OUR DODGERS... Key West, Mobile, Savannah, San Diego, Boise, Spokane, Seattle, San Francisco, Monterey, Columbus, Washington, D.C., Pittsburgh, Des Moines, Madison, Little Rock, Indianapolis, Memphis, Akron, Jackson, Ann Arbor, St. Louis, Warsaw, the Black Knights from Canada joining the Miami crowd... this Sunday, there’s only one direction: the road to the game. Our Dodgers aren't just playing against California; they are playing for their very survival... SHOW UP IN FORCE. Let's prove we're the ones who stand tall when things get ugly and that we never turn our backs on our Dodgers!! Let's show them once again that the Dodgers have heart and aren't anyone's plaything!! SO, SUNDAY. SCARVES, FLAGS, FLARES. Doesn't matter if you're in a car, a van, a bus, or hitching a ride—everyone from Miami is heading there!! PACK THE STADIUM FOR THE FUTURE OF OUR DODGERS!!
When you're winning, everyone loves you. But when things go south, only the most loyal stay by your side!!
You should probably reach out to Mickey to get a crash course in how marketing and advertising actually work. All you really needed to say was: GET EVERYONE OUT THERE! Nobody is going to read all this, and some people might actually fall asleep halfway through.
Anyone who puts a football club or any other sports team above everything else in their life seriously needs to see a psychiatrist. If you think being 40 years old means you can still act like a die-hard 20-year-old fanatic, you’ve got some major emotional issues. That’s where all the trouble starts—a massive ego paired with zero actual ability.
bluewalker92 said:If they film more people, they’ll either capture what was actually supposed to be recorded or they'll end up filming someone smashing a phone. The media is allergic to the latter... 🙂
I won't get too deep into the weeds here, but a video on my buddy's phone saved him from jail time. It was his word against two cops claiming he attacked them first, but we had the footage. Based on that, they dropped it down to just a warning before firing him. Record everything you can... unless you're the one in the wrong. 😍
Jerry Patel66 said:Let's see how tough these fans actually are. It's easy to sit around and whine about "this and that," but how many of you can actually be constructive? How many will put in the effort to fight for justice? Does anyone here actually know the father whose ten-year-old was beaten by riot police? If we can track him down and arrange for him to give a statement to the press, I'll handle the organization myself. I’ve got nothing against the police—most of the time they’re just doing their jobs, but nobody is going to convince me that a ten-year-old kid was causing trouble or posing any kind of threat. If you actually want justice for that senseless beating on Saturday, find the guy whose kid was hit. Thanks.
The last four pages have been nothing but the Black Knights whining about being pelted with rocks and running away... seriously?? What kind of tasteless joke is this?
It honestly surprised me how much Red Army presence there is in places like small towns in the Midwest, Columbus, Ohio, or even Indianapolis, Indiana. I was at this wedding in some rural area out in the heartland, thinking I’d actually feel "at home." But man, they were blasting "Bili su bili" forty-two times in one night, then moved on to "Nosi mi se bila boja," followed by all this crying and sobbing... until my brother just lost it and flipped the table. The relatives won't even talk to us.
You guys are hilarious, honestly just kidding yourselves. These fan clashes always boil down to ten people throwing a brick and running away. I’ve been in plenty of situations where we were tossing stuff from fifty yards out without any intention of actually closing the distance—which basically doesn't happen in Russia anyway.
I'm sick of this bragging about how it isn't "real" hooliganism, saying you have to hit the gym or train like an animal just to act tough... instead of just talking nonsense on this forum about "other factors." What damn factors? Put the bottle and the spatula down, man, grow some balls, and face someone head-on instead of acting like a coward, throwing a brick from ten meters away and thinking you're some big-time hooligan. Half of you idiots look like you washed up on shore, totally wasted on drugs and booze. I can't tell if I should punch you or take you to a shelter, yet here you are trying to defend America in Poland. Disgusting.
Keith Brown80 said:Rumor has it one of the big shots from the Atlantic Front ended up in the hospital. Who knows if there's any truth to it...
It's all just hearsay, though I guess there's no reason not to take people's word for it.
And trust me, they aren't quite the clowns you think they are.
Believe me, if it weren't for us, you, and the news outlets, none of us would have survived the Atlantic Front. I'm not even going to bother explaining why... anyone with half a brain gets it.