There is a massive upside to this current generation; they finally seem to realize that the South has potential far beyond just shouting "Chicago" at everything we do. The message that Dynamo plays for everyone is great. Honestly, I think a lot of people experienced that feeling today—when the atmosphere down there is electric, jumping up for every selfie and rushing around the stands just to keep the energy alive really took me back in time.
PS: It’s honestly hilarious how that jerk would turn any stadium into Madison Square Garden just by waving phones around from the North side.
They’ve become such whiners. Back when he was at his absolute peak, it was those controversial lyrics about underage girls that actually hit home; now, none of this stuff even moves them. Honestly, it puts me in a bit of a funk too, despite the chorus. I kind of miss those aggressive vibes from the stands—you know, the songs about chains, jewelry, and all that edge. There used to be some real rebellion there, a sense of defiance through music, but this? This feels like something for two average Joes passing a bottle of Jack Daniel's around. I get that other people see her differently...
My only real regret and single grievance here is that I feel it’s genuinely unfair that Blažić was left out. Since the guy has such an incredible singing voice and basically acts as our unofficial "commentator" during most derbies, it’s a real shame they don't call on him more often.
I’m standing with the guys, though I really wish they hadn't stayed so far back from the west end of the stadium if my memory serves me right. From what I can see, those people look the most terrified when you're right there in the stands facing them. Let them wonder which game it'll be when we courageously storm through that plowed-up western section.
Gary Green32 said:People can tell you a thousand times that the aggressors were actually looking for trouble, but let’s be real—that’s just not true. At the end of the day, you don't show up empty-handed if you're looking for a fight. As for what happened before, I'm not an expert, but if the majority feels that way, fine. It basically means you guys lack the guts to stand your ground. Honestly, this brawl is just more proof that the Bad Boys mentality is fading; it's a sign of weakness and confirms exactly how far you've fallen.
Let me be the one person here to tell the truth. That call to fight was nothing more than a disaster because someone forgot to bring the heavy artillery...
boldtiger7 said:Actually, it would be best to host it right here on this forum. 😁
It’s better than nothing at all. ☕ It feels like people just looking for asylum are gaining too much ground lately. So, I’m offering my full Supportive backing to the idea of getting together for beers. 👍
I honestly can't tell which is a bigger disaster: the surge of asylum seekers in the North or these degenerates constantly starting fires down South... There is just way too much bad news hitting the country in such a short span of time.
vividotter40 said:How those messages of yours went... "What a disgrace" and "Total collapse"... to your own shame. Official greetings to America, The Hague, Civic, and the Los Angeles Lakers, currently dead at the commercial court since 2004.
Did you at least bring some flowers, you little officer?
It’s not even that they’re doing much damage themselves; it’s more about these people who think they're bigger shots than they actually are, acting like experts on everything and telling everyone how things should be run. They act like they have a bird's-eye view of every single situation.
We really are an endangered species at this point... I’m hearing these kinds of comments from kids even now, coming from the East Coast where they've been totally brainwashed to side with trash over torches, and it’s just not good for the future if our youth are this soft. Lately, whenever I watch videos from the East or West, I find myself hitting the mute button.
Exactly... There isn't a stadium in the world where a team works harder year after year to make sure visiting teams don't walk in and feel as unwelcome as they do at our home field...
Kyle Torres6 said:Same goal, different approach. What exactly do you mean by "easier for 100 true fans"? Being on a blacklist isn't some actual deterrent—get real. 🙂
It’s Normlano that being banned or blacklisted isn't the end of the world for someone already facing tough circumstances; nobody was trying to see who could suffer more. I'm not making any accusations, but if the goal is truly to bring people back, then the communication regarding those changes should have been much clearer from the start. Those close to the group and the club—even if they aren't causing issues—should be the first ones welcomed back. Honestly, the hardest part will be reconnecting with the generations we lost through years of constant fighting. To pull them back in, I believe everything should have been laid out on the table: exactly what happened and how it all went down. They say people are sharper in the morning than in the evening, so I’ll wait for everyone's impressions to settle first. I truly hope better days are ahead—if anyone deserves them, it’s this ragtag group of ours.
Nathan Lewis said:Luckily, we have a crazy crew of rebels pushing this forward and they aren't stopping. Everyone else should at least step up and help instead of whining like cowards. Get down to the North Stand, lift your heads up, flip off the coal industry, and tell them exactly how you feel.
I’m with you on this; you’ve hit the nail on the head. 👍 Furthermore, nothing changes unless there is total transparency regarding what happened with Antolić and Svetin. If there was an agreement made to bring people back, then explain it. Answer even the simplest questions about what was decided. You can't just demand people return without earning their trust first. If the goal is to make things easier only for the "inner circle," then just say so—I'd actually support that honesty, given how much these guys have sacrificed. But if the goal is to rebuild a powerhouse group, then lay the cards on the table so everyone can decide whether to start from scratch with them or not. We need to shut down these rumors about who bought what, sold what, or who took what. It won't change the status of Juventus or create the illusion of a packed North Stand if we find ourselves surrounded by riot police again in three months because the core supporters didn't show up. Communication with the fans—those "on the outside"—has to improve, otherwise, this whole effort is useless and might as well be a key stuck in a lock. (And for those wondering where I've been since '91: yes, I was on a blacklist and banned.)
cosmicridge6 said:Could you please explain the logic behind chanting "KILL THE DONKEY" and "F*** THE CHIEFS"? Especially since the Cleveland Montaneros and the Chiefs are actually on the same side fighting against the USSF?
What’s the point of yelling at the Purgers at the stadium when they and the donkeys are actually aligned against the USSF? 😵 It's just part of the fan ritual during those 90 minutes. That doesn't mean we won't stand together tomorrow against the injustices in the league. Both the "trampled Purger" and the "slain donkey" are in this together.