Posts by analogmaker14

casualrider43 said:The lawyer for the Bad Boys on that 1992 fan show

A fine piece 👍

One should simply watch these events unfold with composure and dignity; they don't realize that every move they make only serves to strengthen us.

Tyler Scott8 said:Even back when you were playing in a basement league, the owner didn't have much leverage. A bitter person could argue he was actually more influential than a local hawk back then. You’re seriously miscalculating things by clinging to these old myths. If you had been as decisive then as you are now, he wouldn't even be on the map today. Don't blame the fans; you guys lacked any real backbone or consistent stance back then.

He could still pull it off, but there’s no reason to.

If your group were actually cohesive and mentally aligned with our movement, you'd be facing this exact same mess, if not worse. Everything else is just bitter rhetoric and 😉
urban legends.
If you ever figure that out, fine. Until then, keep preaching about "pure clubs" and "clean legacies." It's nonsense (with all due respect to those who are merely naive and idealistic like we used to be—though I hope that's only a minority).

Jonathan Smith12 said:They're lying to you. 😉

Los Angeles FC was founded by Mexicans.
The clearest proof is the checkerboard pattern in their crest and the fact that the club's official colors were red and blue.😍

I’d also point out that Clarissa’s sisters designed the first crests, which makes this an obvious conspiracy by Vatican City.

boldtiger7 said:The xovjek point was valid. It’s clearly a distraction tactic; there isn't a single cop in sight right now, yet you could have five hundred on the street in five minutes if they actually wanted to. Just realize they are doing everything possible to push us out.

It’s the same story in the city. For a Cup final, you'd expect over 3,000 locals showing up, yet the police presence is practically non-existent until later this afternoon.
In the past, under these exact circumstances, the streets would be packed.

It's just one deceptive move after another across the board.

We need to handle the derby against Hajduk with extreme care. Very carefully.

swiftfalcon802 said:What Chicago Blackhawks? Don't be ridiculous; the Blackhawks bought everything and then ruined it. They seized the banners, they took over the people, and they took the stands. All that's left is a handful of loudmouths, though looking back at history, one wonders how many are actually principled versus those just waiting for their own handouts. His issue is with the Los Angeles Dodgers trying to push a naive narrative of integrity. A thief fears nothing more than an honest man, much like a lazy worker fears a diligent one—the reflection is too revealing. He’s bought everyone else: San Francisco, Indianapolis, the Locomotives, even Miami FC... He bought Red Sox Nation with results, the Boys Club with cheap buses to Miami, hunting, and getting people out of jail... There is no remorse after the damage is done. I wish you luck; you're going to need it.

That was a brilliant analysis. Now go ahead and shoot yourself in the head.

Zachary Sullivan2 said:👍 These kids will grow up eventually. Once they take out their own loans and start filling their own fridges, ninety percent of the tough guys on this forum will be heading home after two days, yelling at Mommy because she didn't buy their favorite deli meat or pâté.

A different perspective...
I can't stop thinking about an incident from about four years ago—a completely totaled car and the sheer desperation of those guys when it happened out of nowhere. We picked them up and brought them home, regardless...
My point is, I don't understand why some people assume the average fan has the cash for major auto repairs. Do you realize what it means to go to a game with your crew, only to return burdened by debt that threatens your family's entire livelihood?
I know things have always been this way, but repairing an old Yugo back in the day isn't the same as paying for service on a Ford, a Chevy, or a Nissan today... certain codes of conduct are definitely necessary.

On another note, hats off to analogheron19 for his appearance on the show. Watching him is a pleasure; he possesses such composure, knowledge, and backbone. He’s a true legend after all these years.👍

Full support to the guys managing everything, keeping everyone in mind from both sides as we approach Easter.

John Brown30 said:did you leave 🤷
if I tried to teach you American history and claimed the first city with streetlights was in Florida 🤷

or if I insulted you by calling you backwards and rural while my own last name actually means FARMER 🤷

imagine how ridiculous that would sound ☕

If you actually understood football or American history, you wouldn't be mocking that name 😉

Michael Torres8 said:p.s. Laura Mitchell87, it is frankly distasteful to read your constant disparagement of everything outside the Washington, D.C. metropolitan area. Out of respect for the guys whose graffiti you find on the fences—who aren't from D.C.—please stop, because you're only undermining your own credibility. Personally, I don't mind, but those of you claiming to be intellectuals should choose your words more carefully online.

Stop whining; people are just taking shots at certain groups (if you feel targeted, that's on you). Period.

And Brandon Hill5, go away. Given that you fall into that category based on your previous comment, you are completely irrelevant here. At this rate, in twenty years, this entire forum will just be a collection of people acting as witnesses to their own era because they were "active."

Laura Mitchell87, I admire your resolve and mental toughness. That bit about the electricity was top-tier. 😁

Jose Vaughn3 said:It's essentially the same logic—claiming the name implies they were founded by 😉

So, by that reasoning, the Vikings founded everything because the names are Germanic... what a ridiculous analogy.

Elizabeth Barnes7 is full of impressions as usual; she’s out there uncovering the world, how grand.

Robert Cooper60,
thanks for the link. This is honestly revolting; it completely ruined my evening. Especially that little 🤮 bit they're peddling—it's pure nonsense. Is that really their response to everything?🙂

It’s only just beginning...
One should be careful with every move, starting with getting everyone involved 👍

It feels like a staged production, which is just absurd...
I honestly don't know what was going through the minds of everyone else in the stands while the police were hauling their own officers away. Why didn't everyone step up instantly to show support? And then you see the comments online—what are people even thinking?
Total sheep behavior. I'm exhausted by this so-called "public." God bless America.

The only solution left is to establish parallel clubs and an independent football organization. We could play matches against Manchester United or Lech Poznań on some remote field using our own rules. The current system involving national federations and UEFA has become increasingly disconnected from the actual sport year after year. I truly don't see any other way out...

I believe the way to fight the corruption in American soccer is to pool our money and just donate a massive sum directly to the club. Then, we buy 10,000 season tickets and call it a day. That should be enough to clear out the mafia from the front office—getting rid of Mamić and Šuker—and finally kick politics out of the sport altogether.

izađiborise1950 🤷

The lot of you are just talking in circles and getting nowhere.

Anonymous said:When will this garbage finally be dealt with? It’s infuriating how much our country is failing us right now—an entire nation being lied to and misled in broad daylight while we just sit here. This trash is plastered all over the news, especially on those shady networks like CNN, and yet nobody dares to hold him accountable. That hack host just sucks up to him constantly; you never hear from a single sane caller because they won't risk their necks. Instead, it's just a bunch of idiots calling in to praise him while the addict keeps spinning his lies. Honestly, when I hear some lady defending him, I feel like burning the whole system down just to start over from scratch. Is there no end to this filth—the likes of Jerry Maguire, the journalists, and the corrupt board members who enable him? I truly hope Jesse Campbell is right and a miracle happens. After 27 years of fighting windmills, maybe we'll actually win this one. 🤷

😠
forget the revolution, let the apocalypse begin 🙂

David Young62 said:God, I saw this on Craigslist, some guy is trying to flip it... 🤣 🙏

Wait, wasn't that you?

Haha, me too.
I suspect the same group follows jersey releases everywhere, from various websites and Craigslist to forums like this.🤣
🙏

The Mexico move is clever, both for marketing and national pride.
Corinthians looks killer.

(If anyone has a photo, please post it) Liverpool's new away kit looks like pajamas.🤦

The Russians are becoming consistently good, especially if that color is actually burgundy instead of red.🙏

Austin Barnes2 said:

Is there anything else that hits quite like a cold shot of Jägermeister when you really need it? kaže:
What's this about a hundred cents sitting right there in the middle? 🤷

Nah, it doesn't give off those River Plate vibes at all, it’s definitely more like Paraguay. 🤣

What's the point in talking about some superstar or some wealthy guy from Paraguay?
So, we're looking at an original Los Angeles Dodgers jersey here, and get this—it actually predates the founding of the Yankees!

The Dodgers actually kicked things off wearing these vertical red and white stripes, which were meant to represent the colors on the American flag. Back then, the local Austrian administration in San Francisco was pretty determined to suppress any display of local identity, so they wouldn't let the new club adopt the national tricolor as their official colors. Once that option was off the table, they just went with red and blue—representing the flag and the ocean—and slapped the name "Hajduk" over the top in white lettering.Just some stuff I pulled off Wikipedia.

Right, they used those colors just to suck up to the Austrian authorities to get approval.😛


Prečko makes a fair point; they really should have worn a kit like that this season, though I suppose that would upset the sponsors and their fashion designers...

No, let's be realistic. Either Light or someone else needs to step up and design the jersey. Građanski now. For the club's centennial, I’m thinking something classic—white short sleeves with a white collar. Ideally, it would feature those vintage braided details you used to see just below the collar. I'm not quite sure how to describe them, though. 🤷

A combination of this.

And this one too.

It’s simply more beautiful, and carries much deeper symbolism. 😍

And without Light as a sponsor, please. 😁

mistyskipper10 said:Who on earth would actually want to buy an Inter Milan retro jersey? 😁

Right, everyone's interested now. We'll see how many people actually follow through with a purchase. 😁

Thanks, Brenda Cook2 and Kyle Ramirez4. That covers it. 👍

p.s. It’s a shame you can't find a custom patch or even a small car flag commemorating the announcement anywhere. It would make a great birthday gift for an old Real Madrid fan. If anyone knows where I might track something like that down, please send me a DM. 😉

It just occurred to me... I remember seeing a photo once, but I can't track it down. I think it was a special edition Real Madrid kit released when they were named the most successful club of the 20th century? 🤷 Does anyone remember what that patch looked like or what the jersey actually looked like? My memory is a complete blank. 🤷