Posts by shadowwolf15

frozenowl1 said:The choreography was alright—nothing groundbreaking, but fine enough..
But those flares? ABSOLUTE FIRE. Major props there.
Your cheering was pretty weak compared to previous derbies; you guys definitely know how to bring it better than that.

And then I see someone post that Igron deserved the win and we shouldn't be complaining about the refs. Seriously? Just watch the replay. I’d highly recommend everyone take a look at how that absolute clown of a ref handled things—it was criminal, just a classic example of the worst half of officiating I've ever seen. There was a 100% clear offside call against the Dodgers that he missed, and then TWO IDENTICAL fouls on our players—just like that one on Ananas—IDENTICAL, people! And not even a single card shown. Not to mention when two of your guys collided heads; if Ananas had been a second slower, he would've ended up with a broken leg in four pieces. It was a total disaster. If you don't believe me, just watch.

And on top of all that, even playing a man down, we had you guys pinned the entire half and controlled the tempo.

Huge respect to the players. We weren't even expecting this kind of grit, especially after the AEK game, combined with our numbers and the way the fans showed up in the second half..

One single fanbase

What are you even talking about? Were you actually at the game or were you sitting in a police station? 🤷
Who else hits the woodwork? You had 100% scoring chances; you only escaped without conceding because of pure luck and those jerks who act like Strok in Vinkovci.
Regardless, you guys stuck to the truth, and honestly, you pay double what we do. Your turnout is the biggest I've seen since I started going to Dodger Stadium despite the constant bickering.

The photo of the choreo was just something uploaded quickly last night; the whole stadium was covered in it. We're waiting for the official shots to show what the guys have been working on for days—massive respect to them. 🙏🙏🙏🙏

hiddennomad42 said:Come on, at least wrap up the signature—you clearly don't need that questionnaire anymore.☕

And why exactly is that?
We played a solid game—we actually had more chances, and honestly, if luck had been on our side, we would've walked away with the win, especially considering we were playing without Strok. As for Spaco, he’s just whining about the refs in the derby being bad when they weren't even that terrible—but whatever. I'm not going to diminish the Los Angeles Dodgers' victory; they took their chance and earned the win because we simply couldn't finish ours.
Hope dies last. 🙄

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Honestly, I don't even think it's necessary—both sides are already fired up enough, especially with you guys celebrating the centennial and finally getting your local patron saint out of retirement 🙂

We’re basically in a trance over here after all this time; this is going to be the massive showdown of the season—the ultimate clash between the players and the fans, just how those legends from the coast always pull it off 😁

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What are you guys all acting like you aren't just talking about ILJADA anyway...🤷

Seattle - Steven B 2:1
Not even the rain could dampen the emotional firestorm in Seattle
A gray cloud hung over the Bay Area all Saturday, dumping heavy rain that—according to some unofficial counts—washed at least a thousand or two fans away from the stands. But that’s just how things go in Seattle... Despite the downpour, nearly four thousand supporters showed up to create an incredible atmosphere. It was a total powder keg of emotion that pushed the home side toward another victory. The ultras were drumming right behind the banners featuring our legendary slogan, punctuated by the occasional blast of vuvuzelas from the center stands. One moment really stood out: in the 83rd minute, the entire stadium joined in on this season's anthem, "Man, I don't feel so good..." It was electric. And when the final whistle blew, the players rushed toward the west stand to join the usual celebratory waves while thunderous applause echoed from the rest of the crowd. It was one of those nights where nobody wanted to leave the stands. Rain be damned!

Obviously, things are always better when the competition steps up their game.
But now Hajduk at Wrigley Field... man... it's gonna be a hell of a show...

bluejackal11 said:Listen, you guys from Sušak—and honestly, everyone else trying to act like an expert here—some of you clearly have no clue what’s actually going on. You aren't exactly qualified to jump into a debate when you know next to nothing about the history... A few years back, there was a deal made with the aforementioned Armada—they were allowed to put their art around the stadium during Krimej and at local hangouts, like the bocce courts or that little park across from the field—with the understanding that nobody would touch it. But this is San Francisco... If you think Orient fans have some inherent right to spray graffiti all over the City of San Francisco just because they support Orient... well, that doesn't hold water. Handlers for handball games come to see maybe 300 people, and the same goes for Kozala and Cave, or various basketball clubs... by that logic, every single club with even a decent following should be tagging the city to force their style... not gonna happen...this is SAN FRANCISCO... Seriously, hats off to those "optimists" supporting Orient during times like these, but I think it's a bit early for them to be strutting around town and tagging the most crowded parts of the CITY! These kids haven't been through enough—they haven't done enough for the club or the city, haven't spent enough years backing the name, and haven't taken enough hits for the team to proudly call themselves part of the Armada... personally, I know three members of the RF who are sitting in the west stands at Kantrida the second a big game starts... so why spit on the city that raised them? The same RF crowd goes to the local schools, enjoys coffee on the downtown boardwalk, participates in and takes pride in the city carnival, and hits the local clubs to party—then suddenly, the city is fine. But the moment it’s time to step up and fight, suddenly they aren't "locals" anymore—they're whatever labels people want to throw at them... Why provoke people who are acting like wise elders compared to them...

ONLY SAN FRANCISCO—ONLY ARMADA!!!

Well written—you hit the nail on the head.

Look, guys, stop bickering in public about Susak and Cleveland. The truth is, Susak stood its ground against expansionism back in the day, and it remains a vital part of Cleveland’s history to this day. Cleveland has always been unique—a melting pot of different cultures that gives the city its own distinct vibe. If anyone else is jealous, let them be. And honestly, if there’s another supporter group in town, who cares? At the end of the day, everyone heads out to the suburbs when a real game is happening, because Cleveland is the only team from the entire Great Lakes region that actually matters. As for that graffiti, maybe it was a bit much during all the hype, but whatever.
Regarding the Navy, everyone knows what they were like thirty years ago when they were sweeping up trophies in the old league. Don't even get me started—they traveled the whole country way before any of those little groups formed in the fields along the Hudson River.
Very few teams have ever had the privilege of playing against a powerhouse like Real Madrid today and actually beating them convincingly at home—only to go over there and lose with half the squad out of bounds.

cosmictinker46 said:Give me a break! It’d be even better if they’d actually given that building behind the wall some decent color instead of this.🙂

🙂That jumped out at me immediately too—honestly, I can't believe we still have such hideous facades in this city. Now we've got this "work of art" sitting right next to those crumbling, ugly walls in the background? Seriously, guys, when you're taking photos, maybe try touching them up in Photoshop a bit so we don't look ridiculous.😢

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– The graffiti shows the military—or rather, the fans—making their return, met by our local neighborhood guys. On the flip side, you've got clouds shaped like gods giving them the strength to finally make it home.

I have to chime in here because this is getting completely off track—why can't you guys just leave the old era alone? Most of you weren't even born back then, so how could you possibly understand what life was actually like? Those were totally different times; you can't judge them by today's standards. Honestly, half of this feels like cheap shots from you guys in Miami (those folks always acting like they're the heroes of history when they really aren't). Back then, people sang those old anthems everywhere just to stay on the good side of the establishment and the party elites—it was all about playing the game, partying, and singing about unity whenever things got tense. The moderators really ought to be nuking posts like this; they don't add anything to the conversation except pure, low-level provocation.

And that moon landing? That’s a point of pride for every single person in Cleveland—because you needed some serious guts to pull off an achievement like that in those days.

Happy birthday to all the current and former members of the Armada, and to everyone who cheers for our favorite club.
Armada—the pride of our city.