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placidcanyon50 said:Current season record: 11,522 spectators—and that’s even without counting those obnoxious regional agitators from the Midwest. Congratulations, I guess.
Jason Mendoza said:There’s nothing I love more than seeing those Rijeka fans decked out in their "us against the world" shirts.
Anyway, it was a solid friendly match between Dinamo and Rijeka. One side just secured their spot in Europe, while the other just clinched the championship. It's actually a perfect chance for a scout from a big club like the Dallas Cowboys or maybe even the Yankees to sit in the stands and see which players they can poach for the next season.
Olivia Taylor2 said:I was really hoping everything would be settled by tomorrow.
If the team from Indianapolis loses, we're still looking at a massive amount of tension heading into the final match.
Nicole Jackson3 said:Hey, does anyone have any solid pizza recommendations in Split or somewhere nearby? 🙂
Carl Hernandez3 said:May 29, 1960.
Two of Dinamo’s key players suffered serious injuries from the opponent's brutal tackles—which sparked a massive protest from the club's board—and the atmosphere in the stands was absolutely electric, bordering on dangerous, during the big derby between Hajduk and Dinamo. At the time, the Blue squad was locked in a "photo finish" with Red Star in the race for the championship title, but they hit a major roadblock right in Split against the home side. Hajduk walked away with a 3-2 victory, leaving the second-place Dinamo trailing Red Star by a point with only three games left. A draw would have been enough for the Blues to stay in contention for first place; they went on to win all their remaining matches, but Red Star managed to pull through as well, ultimately clinching the title. After the whistle, Dinamo's chief secretary, Otto Hofmann, released an official statement expressing pure outrage over the reception in Split, stating: “The match was played under impossible conditions; several of our players were seriously injured due to malicious fouls—specifically Jerković and Matuš. Throughout the game, our players were surrounded by intense tension and stones being thrown from the stands onto the pitch.” Later on, some individuals even threw stones at the Dinamo team bus, while the Hajduk management actually confiscated negatives from the visiting photographers, destroying their work. The drama didn't end there either—the local club officials publicly called out their own player, Ante Zanetić, for not playing hard enough, and he was later physically assaulted in town... The home defender, Stipe Ilić, essentially neutralized Dinamo’s most dangerous striker, Dražan Jerković, within the first ten minutes with a brutal blow to the shin, forcing him off on a stretcher. He was replaced by then-junior Ivica Cvitković. In the second half, Pavle Garov leveled the playing field with a similar move on Željko Matuš, who also had to leave the field. Under the rules back then, you couldn't make tactical substitutions once players were gone, so Dinamo had to fight through the last thirty minutes with only ten men. Despite the chaos, Luka Liposinović gave the Blues the lead with a volley in the 12th minute, and Zlatko Papec equalized in the 31st following an assist from Garov. Two minutes after that, Liposinović nearly shattered the woodwork. However, the Blues reclaimed the lead when Nedeljko Dugandžija took a pass from Vladimir Čonča, beat the keeper, Ante Vulić, and shook the net. Just before halftime, Garov leveled things again with a strike from 20 yards out. Finally, in the 50th minute, Papec capitalized on a pass from Zvonko Bege to make it 3-2.
I mean, seriously, is this even real life?
People were so obsessed with Red Star that they actually turned on their own player for not being aggressive enough—it's just wild.
loneeagle6 said:Hi everyone,
just wondering...
Usually, every question finds its answer, and every corner of the internet is filled with them. 😉 😁 Every nook and cranny...
They seem to have an answer for everything, acting like they know it all, basically the peak of human intellect...
But since I posted this morning at 8:21 AM, nobody has said a single word.
How is that possible? Really... 🤔
Question: who are these people (assuming we aren't talking about the ones they actually get along with, like those Portland Demons)???
😉 🤔
Best,
loneeagle6
Hey everyone. Look, I don't want anyone getting the impression that everything that's gone down since my tweet went live hasn't hit me personally—so here’s a little something to clear the air. Honestly, it never crossed my mind that what I thought was just some harmless fan joke would spark such a massive firestorm and trigger this many comments. I'll own it: I messed up by poking at the one thing everyone holds sacred—our kids. I feel terrible about it, truly, and I want to reach out to anyone my post hurt and offer a sincere apology. Being a parent myself makes this mistake sting even more—as they say:
- My finger was just faster than my brain. I really don't want this to look like some cheap damage control act, because everything I'm saying here is coming from the heart, and I truly hope it reaches the people who need to hear it—so please, pass this along. I also want to make it clear that my post had nothing to do with Flight 3, whom I also dragged into this mess through my own lack of judgment, and for that, I apologize to all the band members. I'm asking for a little grace here, and once again, I am deeply sorry.
Anthony Sanders95 here. Honestly, I’ve been staring at this screen for twenty minutes trying to figure out how to even start this thought—it’s one of those things that feels obvious once you say it, but getting it out there is a whole other mess. It's just... life, right? Everything feels like it's moving at a hundred miles an hour, yet somehow we're all just standing still, waiting for some grand sign that isn't coming. I don't know, maybe I'm just getting old and cynical—definitely leaning into the latter these days—but there's this constant sense that we're all just playing parts in a script written by someone who clearly didn't sleep much. Anyway, I'll stop rambling. Just felt like putting that out into the void. kaže:
My sweetest love, who's getting under your skin today? 😘 🤣
goldentinker8 said:It’s like they’re all pretending we didn't even exist back when everyone was absolutely tearing into us for bringing VAR into the American leagues!😲 🤣
The absolute nerve of these people!!
Noah Perez2 said:It moves at the literal speed of a German V1 rocket. The dimensions are almost identical, though I suspect the V1 was slightly shorter. According to urban legends, the British used to intercept them with Spitfires about eighty years ago—though they likely only managed it during the day, given they couldn't fly at night. It’s comforting to know our air force is still operating at a World War II level. ☕
I certainly hope we don't see another one rumbling through at the speed of a V2.
