copperraven6 said:Get lost with that "anti-fascist" nonsense. Your club is basically in bed with the extremists anyway, so I don't see any reason for you to be posting here. 👍
Why on earth are you attacking him for no reason?
As for any talk of a showdown, the cops have been tailing them right off the pitch for the last two games... just like they did back in '99. But I guess what can you say when you don't even have the stones to remember it yourself?
It always seems like the Bad Boys are the ones getting the standing ovation from the crowd whenever they start chanting against those nationalists at the beginning of the game.
And then there was that collective moment during the Cup final where the mercenaries actually joined in, chanting "screw your mothers" in unison. Just absolute class.
Just a quick reminder... though I suspect someone like you might actually need it. 😉
I’ve been sitting here trying to make sense of this footage, and frankly, I’m struggling to find any logic in what we just witnessed. It’s one thing to have a bad game, but it’s quite another to see such a complete lack of cohesion on the field. I guess you could call it a collapse, though that might be too generous a term for what was essentially a disorganized scramble. The tactical setup looked amateurish from the jump. You can tell the coaching staff didn't have a cohesive plan for how to handle the pressure, and once that first goal went in, the whole structure just dissolved. It’s frustrating because you can see the talent there—it's clearly present—but without discipline, it's practically useless. Maybe if they had spent more time on basic positioning instead of hoping for individual brilliance, things might have gone differently. But that’s just my two cents. It really feels like a missed opportunity for the club. We had them on the ropes early on, yet somehow, we managed to hand them the momentum on a silver platter. I don't know, perhaps I'm being too harsh, but watching a team lose its composure like that is difficult to stomach when you're invested in their success. It wasn't just a loss; it was a breakdown in fundamental professionalism. I suppose we'll just have to wait and see if anyone actually learns anything from this disaster before the next match.
