Posts by Betty Ramos2

Who's going to be the first one to claim him?

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You can see three out of the four here—it's just missing the Handball Kickers

That hit a little too close to home, I guess.😁
Anyway, which group is the fourth one in that lineup? We've got Brajda, Pićan, the armada from Seattle, and... who else?

Paul Carter5 said:Since we're talking about having our signs confiscated and locked away—does anyone actually have the scoop on this?🤷
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Unless you're planning on just holding up a photo of your own sign... because apparently, Nathan Ramirez11 is just out here copying yours...
belvederić...

In the end, I suppose it’s just a shame for Cleveland that they were the dominant force during those final years of the country under Tuđman

Someone made a pretty solid point there. Given how many of them we have right here at home, their sheer numbers are definitely an advantage.

Look at this nutcase—he actually thinks an avalanche is about to start now.🤷

Man, did you see that dream I just had? It was absolutely brutal.

Is it going to be too crowded?

Sophia Brooks45 said:Look, everyone—let's not get worked up and start hating on the local die-hard fans... some people just have those weirdly specific hang-ups from back in the late 80s.

Actually, I think it’s quite the opposite.

So, you're part of the 332nd Airborne too, man?

According to Tifo, they've released 18,000 tickets for sale, yet the stadium capacity is sitting at 25,000 for the matchup between the Chargers and the Raiders.

George Roberts2 said:We have complexes? Give me a break—you guys are over here in our thread rambling about things that have absolutely nothing to do with the derby... you absolute morons. You're all "Uber this" and "Uber that"... sure, maybe you managed to pull together the biggest group on the West Coast this season—kudos on the numbers, I guess—but let’s be honest: we handled the derby way better than you did. If the Boys can do it, you should be able to manage too... really. And this whole debate about "neighborhood" banners has been circling the drain for the hundredth time already. What are we supposed to do if your local chapters happen to be based in some outskirts suburb and you drag them along to away games? It's madness, man. Just leave us alone and get ready for the Cup... sending vibes from Cleveland and hoping for ten wins in a row...

Look, if you want to wear number 1, that's your business—I don't care. But if you're going to act like a clown, then actually have a style and stick to it during home derbies, instead of showing up and staring at a sea of rags you only see twice a year.🤷

What else is there to explain, seriously?

The banners don't even travel with you guys for away games—not that they represent the actual people in San Francisco anyway, since they all just hang out in the same room. Then, for the big derby matches, you just stick them on the fences to make everything look a little more polished.🙂🥳

To me, that's just pathetic.🤷 I remember seeing that exact same thing happening with those fans in New York—it was practically being shoved in my face—but thankfully, I guess they aren't doing that anymore.

The absolute peak of absurdity has to be these neighborhood transparency reports that carry absolutely zero weight whatsoever

How many flares did you guys end up firing into the sky?😉

"Could the owner of the ............ please move their vehicle because it's in the way"?
In plain English:
The owner of the .............. is being notified that their roof just went up in flames.🤣

one group of die-hard fans...🤷

So, what exactly constitutes an active banner?
''Knights of San Diego''
''The Titans'' sporting the city crest

Most other supporter groups just don't have such long-standing, active banners in their collection.

feralpilot912 said:Ahem... as a lawyer, I find poorly drafted laws regarding hooliganism more frustrating than the actual violence. And if what you're saying about this draft is accurate, then we have a problem here...

Look, I still maintain that hooliganism is an evil that needs to be rooted out. In our current climate, I almost view hooliganism and organized fandom as one and the same. Why? Because within these supporter groups, there’s zero condemnation of the "extremists" or the "thugs." There isn't even a single concrete action taken by the fans themselves against those among them. No internal lines are drawn. No one steps up. My take? There is no difference. They are all the same. There’s no distinction between a "hooligan" and a "fan"... which is why I support any strict sports fan law. Of course, implementation will be a mess. Every time the administration pushes something through, it ends up being a failure.

So, I guess you think they're... I suppose I should say something—if there’s even anything left to be said. osobe:

Some guy who’s just going to go around hitting people with a stick.
So, we have someone who actually witnessed the whole thing—saw that man clearly—and just decided to stay silent? I guess some people just prefer to look the other way, even when they probably should have reported it. Maybe they thought it wasn't their business, or perhaps they were just too busy minding their own business to bother with the authorities. Either way, it’s a bit much, isn't it?

Oh, look at you, Mr. Perfect—honestly, I can only imagine what kind of utopia we’d be living in if the whole world actually operated exactly the way you wanted it to. It would probably be just as tedious as your expectations.