Aaron Parker70 said:God, you're getting exhausting... You were right there celebrating the players who were busy bullying kids in the stands (Futacs), and you were riding that high just fine when Kos was running the show. Now you're barking here after only ten days.
Who actually celebrated Futacs after that happened? Kos's true colors started showing one by one. Once he lost the mask, he had to chase championships through pure chaos just to stay relevant, and honestly, the loudest people cheering on those idiots were actually coming from the opposing camp. 😉 Don't even try to Compare things that aren't even in the same league, man.
Giveaway: find a single post by Anthony Wood3 where he doesn't mention Our Hajduk Jokes aside, the guy's probably just some little rat waiting for the next thread to blow up so he can get his kicks online. To everyone who stayed loyal to the stands—both inside and out—good luck dealing with this mess you've been handed. It’s probably only possible here in America, where a guy proven to have robbed the club blind in under a year can just walk right in and become the director. I’m not going to sit here acting smart or preaching to you. You’ve got your own issues. Could you have done better? Probably. But you're the ones living it.
steelpilot81 said:Nearly 100,000 totally innocent people locked up, starved, and killed in a camp—that’s ten times more than what happened at Chernobyl, and 350 TIMES more than when Americans killed folks at the Sheepfold. A real hero, this one, fighting so hard for America's independence 🤦
silentcobra80 said:I saw this on some news site and honestly... what a joke. I don't know where these journalists even come from or what they're pumping into their systems to make them write this garbage.
It’s disgusting. At least they'll have plenty of material to churn out over the next few days. Idiots.
Richard Lewis16 said:Man, what actually went down in Memphis? I saw some stuff on Facebook, but can someone give me the full story? Not for me, obviously—just asking for a journalist buddy of mine.
The Delije and The Raiders went after the Bad Boys and the Gravediggers
stormyorca7 said:Or when 150 people bolt from just 40 guys screaming, "Run! Run! We're dead! You losers!"😵 🤣
John Doe It’s basically like those times where thirty of us are facing two hundred of them and they still run for their lives. Or maybe the brakes just failed during a 3.5 miles photo shoot?
Idiots on both sides, stop wasting your energy and focus that radicalism on things that actually matter. The beaches are being sold off to the highest bidder because of those damn concession laws, and we’re basically becoming renters in our own hard-earned homes. Meanwhile, you guys are over here bickering about who celebrated a goal and who didn't, shoving each other like total degenerates at a stadium in some gritty part of the Midwest or some rowdy crowd in South America. Honestly, fans should be the voice of reason—they're usually the only ones left with any actual principles. But no, you're still busy counting hands in the air after a score and trying to measure how loud the stands are. We don't even deserve to exist at this rate.
Nope. Not for me. It's for you, since you posted two different games. I can't even blame you... you guys got backed into a corner, so now you're trying to spin it, and doing a terrible job at it. Typical. Anyway, nice message yesterday, and good luck on the pizza.
Timothy Ramos26 said:I'm just reading this on a random forum—it's basically my only info source—so I'm assuming they leaked something. But seriously, under what kind of fan laws does someone get slapped with a lifetime ban from MLS and national team games?
Where is that even written? Is there actually some specific part of the law that says someone can be banned from stadiums for life?
Rachel Harris said:It’s just because smaller groups always sound louder. I doubt there are even 5,000 die-hard fans up north—maybe some hardcore supporters here, but whatever. The top brass of the main supporter group has over 200 people right there at the front, handling all the flares, the banners, and all that chaos. Everyone else is just there to cheer, and if they don't feel like it, they won't. Plus, let's be real, people from the South can be pretty lazy if you didn't know. They see a free snack and they're out of there.
Give us some of that luck too. Just when a guy finally goes on a trip and everything goes south. For God's sake, aren't you embarrassed to even write something like that?
To goes out to anyone who’s been talking trash about the management since 2002: your only real fight was back in elementary school. We actually cleaned out the garbage in this club ourselves, even if you can still see the scars from it, whereas you lot haven't even come close. Honestly, we could clear the deck again tomorrow if we wanted to, though clearly, you don't realize that the rot is just getting deeper and more intense. But please, keep posting on these forums about us—it’s obvious you’re just seething with envy because you never made it. And while you're at it, why don't you go grab a jersey from the boss's little puppets on the field?
Raymond Reed10 said:I guess they’d probably have to field the U-23 squad then. The main roster will still be out in Florida for preseason training, and if nothing crazy changed—which I highly doubt—they should be facing Shakhtar around February 5th.
Lawrence Mitchell2 said:Honestly, I’ve started enjoying futsal way more than big soccer matches lately. Plus, there's just something about that indoor atmosphere and the way people cheer... My buddies feel the same way, and honestly, I think anyone who shows up to the futsal games regularly thinks pretty much the same thing.
I don't doubt it for a second. But let me backtrack for a sec—imagine if Cleveland Montانية vs. Nacional was playing for the Title and at the exact same time, we have Hajduk-Dinamo playing for the Title. Same day, two massive games... what would you even pick? What's the priority then?