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It’s just like those blacklists and everything else they deal with.
They play by their own set of rules—whenever it suits them.
If people actually showed up organized, even the East Side would turn into a legitimate supporter section.

Every single news outlet was focused solely on the north stands, and that’s pretty much how the whole conversation played out from the start.

If anyone here actually knows something different—like if you've had some rough experiences at the other sections of the stadium—please just speak up. Give us the facts. Don't just drop some vague, philosophical line about how "this section belongs to this group or that group." That doesn't help anyone. This is the first I'm hearing that the younger fans aren't being allowed into the other sections either. So, unless someone can actually confirm or debunk that with real info, let's just leave it at that since the debate has already started.

Best,

Paul Miller9 said:Every single news outlet out there was obsessing over nothing but the North Stand—it’s all anyone could talk about, and honestly, that’s exactly how they kept the whole conversation steered.

Look, if anyone actually has some real dirt, firsthand bad experiences from other sections, or actual facts to back up what they’re saying—just spit it out. Seriously. Don't just sit there hiding behind some pseudo-intellectual nonsense like, "Oh, I'm right because this is how the fan culture is philosophically defined for certain groups." That is such a cop-out. This is the first time I'm even hearing that the younger crowd isn't being let into the other sections either. So, unless someone here has the actual inside scoop to confirm or shut this down, we're just spinning our wheels. If you know something, say it. Otherwise, stop wasting everyone's time with the vague philosophical debates.

I can't even begin to process this—it’s just total nonsense. Like, seriously? You’re really gonna drop a single, meaningless string of letters and expect me to just sit here and make sense of it? This isn't some kind of cryptic code or a deep philosophical statement—it's just... nothing. It's pure gibberish. I feel like I'm losing brain cells just staring at it. If you actually meant to say something, maybe try using actual words next time? Just a thought.

Man, I was out in Indianapolis—way out east—and there wasn't a single trace of any investigation going on. Nothing. Zero.

(3) If you're buying tickets for the supporter section, minors have to be accompanied by a parent or legal guardian—period. Otherwise, they need to have a signed parental consent form already on file with us. As the organizer, Los Angeles FC will simply refuse to sell tickets to any minor who isn't with a guardian or hasn't submitted that paperwork beforehand.

8. We define the supporter section as a specific section or stand within the stadium, designated by Los Angeles FC, intended solely for home fans and kept separate from the rest of the stadium with exclusive access.

coastalwolf212 said:(3) When you're grabbing tickets for the supporter section, any minors gotta be accompanied by a parent or legal guardian—period. Otherwise, they need to have a written consent form from their parents already submitted and on file. As the organizers, Los Angeles FC is just gonna flat-out refuse to sell tickets for the supporter section to any minors who aren't with a guardian or don't have that paperwork already squared away.

8. A "supporter section" refers to a specific part of the stadium, as designated by Los Angeles FC, which is meant strictly for the home fans and is walled off from the rest of the venue with its own exclusive access.

And look, Los Angeles FC has made it crystal clear multiple times now—the North Stand is the supporter section. Let’s quit beating around the bush and just get to the point.

Minors should be allowed into the visiting section on the south side without any issues; it’s probably not even designated as a hardcore supporters' area anyway...

EDIT:

Part of the west stand belongs to the visitors too...

TICKET SALES AND PURCHASES FOR VISITING FANS

Article 10.

Fans of the visiting club may purchase or receive tickets based on proportionality for the following sections or parts of the Rose Bowl stadium:
All sectors of the south stand;
Section 10 of the west stand;
VIP Lounge No. 18 and/or portions of other VIP Lounges, subject to the decision of Los Angeles FC;
other stands or portions of stands, subject to the decision of Los Angeles FC;

Henry Hayes4 said:Los Angeles FC has officially designated the North Stand as the primary supporter section multiple times. Let’s stop beating around the bush.

I just pulled this straight from their official site... you go ahead and find the part where they claim what you're saying.

Sure, we can just head out—and if things get messy, we can always hide behind the excuse, "Well, the news reports said..."

I'm done with this argument. 🙂

coastalwolf212 said:I literally just copied this straight from their official site... you go ahead and find whatever "proof" you think you're looking for.

Sure, you can walk away—and if things go south, we’ll all just hide behind our screens and say, “But the news reported it differently!” What a joke.

I'm done. I'm out of this argument. 🙂

Ha! Please. You really think they handle stuff like that on some public message board? Get real.

Henry Hayes4 said:Look, I was right there at the Indianapolis game in the east stands, and I didn't see any sign of an inspection.

You’re looking at this from the perspective of just one guy walking in, but we’re talking about the supporters' section—the place where the Bad Boys show up.
So, let me be clear: if a call had actually gone out, everyone would have been in those east stands. You can bet your life that if they had shown up, that section would have been the heart of the fan base.

coastalwolf212 As expressed by John Campbell27:
When it comes to purchasing tickets for the supporter section, there are specific protocols in place regarding minors. Any underage individual attending must be accompanied by a parent or legal guardian at the time of purchase, or they must have provided a formal, written parental consent form that has been submitted and filed with us in advance. As the organizer, Los Angeles FC will strictly enforce these guidelines; we will decline any ticket sales for the supporter section to minors who are not accompanied by a parent or guardian, nor to those who lack the necessary pre-approved written authorization.

8. When we discuss what truly constitutes a "supporter section," we aren't just talking about any random block of seats. In the eyes of an organization like Los Angeles FC, a true fan section is a specifically designated area within the stadium—one that is officially recognized by the club and reserved exclusively for the home crowd. It functions as its own distinct ecosystem, physically partitioned from the rest of the arena to ensure that the atmosphere remains concentrated and protected, granting the faithful exclusive access to their own dedicated territory.

Based on how this works, if a specific group decides to occupy the West Stand, that entire area effectively transforms into the supporter section—essentially becoming its own distinct entity, separate from the rest of the stadium, with exclusive access to that sector. It seems like Los Angeles FC essentially stepped in to prevent the younger fans from being restricted; they wanted to ensure the kids could sit anywhere that happened to be designated as the supporter zone at that moment. But consider this logic: suppose the main supporters' group moves over to the North Stand, yet the kids decide to settle in the East or the West instead. Under these rules, the North Stand becomes the official supporter section, which would mean there isn't a second "supporter" zone competing for space, allowing the kids to find a spot without any issues at all. 😵

Haven we already established that they simply manufacture rules to suit their own convenience? They could just decide tomorrow to head West, effectively barring us from following them there. At the end of the day, whatever is scribbled in some official rulebook is nothing more than ink on paper... it’s about fundamental principles. For me, the idea of entering a stadium while a sixteen-year-old kid is left standing outside is completely unacceptable, and I suspect most of the fans in the stands feel the exact same way.

Please forgive me for "veering off" the current topic regarding the Ukrainians and our strategy against LA Galaxy II and those local club regulations that govern the stands, but I truly believe it’s worth taking a moment to read this article posted by some fellow forum members over in the white corner. It's a rather amusing report from a Real Madrid match back in the year 2000. 😁Enjoy

I was just sitting here thinking back to those old days when we’d actually toss coins onto the pitch during our matches against San Francisco 😁 and chanting, "Here's your money!" right back at them... honestly, those were the days when even a crowd of just a few hundred people knew exactly how to throw a real party and make things interesting

I can't believe I'm even typing this, but here we go again. It’s just one of those days where you look at the squad and wonder if anyone actually watched the game last weekend. Honestly, it feels like we're stuck in this endless loop of "what ifs" while the rest of the league moves on without us. I’ve been sitting here staring at the lineup, thinking about how much potential we have, yet somehow we always find a way to trip over our own feet right when things get interesting. It’s frustrating, sure, but that’s just how it goes sometimes. Anyway, let me know what you guys think—is it just me, or are we fundamentally missing something huge here? says:
I was honestly really hoping that everyone would be heading out to San Francisco for the match.🕺

Look, you’re always showing up to every home game regardless of which group is playing. You even pulled that stunt during the Cup semifinals, lying and claiming the group was heading to Yankee Stadium. They aren't. And for those of you typing away about how the U18 squad might head to the East Coast—give me a break. Splitting the groups isn't going to happen, which is exactly why the kids aren't going there. Besides, there's no point in trying to switch up the stands again because the club just ends up feeding us fake footage anyway. Honestly, how do you think the kids are supposed to get to the East Coast section? You have to enter through the specific sector listed on your ticket. It seems like everyone has already forgotten how much of a headache it was at that stadium four or five years ago.

holloworca10 said:Why are the players such scumbags?

Livaković, Sosa, Benković, Rrahmani, Stojanović, Doumbia, Ademi, Hajrović, Ćorić, Soudani, Gavranović (Cekici, Fiolić, Gojak, Lecjaks, Miklić, Perić, Zagorac). How many Real Madrid fans can you actually count in that list? Because surely you don't expect someone whose literal job is playing for them to lead the charge in our—and my, well, *our*—battles against Mamić? Especially not the foreign players, for whom Real Madrid is just one stop on a much longer itinerary. And even the locals—some might actually care about the club—their primary objective remains a successful career, not fighting for a democratic Real Madrid.

Honestly, I truly don't grasp your position because it’s pure hypocrisy. By your logic, if they come over to greet the crowd, we should just tell them to get lost, and if they don't show up, we'll just scream "screw you, Mamić"?

And if celebrating with the squad after a match is off-limits, then I suppose there’s no point in singing any of those songs that support Real Madrid either? Since, indirectly, we’d be contributing to that celebration, right?

Look, I'm sick of this Real Madrid too; I couldn't care less how they perform. But, for instance, when we beat Juventus 4-0 right in the middle of Miami, I absolutely loved it—not out of some deep affection for Real Madrid, mind you, but purely out of spite for those idiots.

And after this post, the conversation is over.

It’s a textbook example of your average "anti-Mamić" fanatic.

He enjoyed himself because those morons lost, and what won was Mamić's puppet club. The very same morons who claim to fight against the corrupt officiating, Mamić's cronies, and the criminal USSF.

Essentially, they are his brothers-in-arms—people wading through the exact same sewer as him.

He has effectively sided with the notorious criminal he supposedly opposes. The same criminal who allegedly looted half a billion dollars from Real Madrid. The same criminal who nearly destroyed the very fan group the author of this post belongs to. The same criminal who is the mastermind behind the future looting of Real Madrid and the total seizure of the club from its members into the hands of himself and his circle of thugs.

But hey, those idiots called us "city cowards," and that really, *really* ticked me off.

🤣🤣🤣🤣

Pure misery and patheticism.

hiddenridge99 said:And after a post like this, there’s really nothing left to say.

It’s just a textbook example of your typical "anti-Mamić" type.

He was just happy because those idiots lost, and Mamić’s hand-picked club won. It’s the same group of idiots who claim to be fighting against the officiating, Mamić’s cronies, and the corrupt USSF.

Basically, he’s just siding with his brothers-in-arms—people who swim in the same gutter as he does.

He actually took the side of the notorious criminal he supposedly fights against. The very same criminal who allegedly robbed Real Madrid of half a billion dollars. The same criminal who nearly destroyed the very fan base this author belongs to. The same criminal who is the mastermind behind the future looting of Real Madrid—essentially snatching the club away from its actual members and handing it over to himself and his circle of thugs, people like Horvatinčić or Bandić.

But hey, those idiots were shouting insults at us, and that—well, that really upset me.

🤣🤣🤣🤣

Just pure misery.

And you think you're holding those idiots accountable?

hiddenridge99 said:And after this post, everything else just becomes noise.

It’s the textbook definition of your average "anti-Mamić" fanatic.

He’s just loving life because those idiots lost, while Mamić’s hand-picked club walked away with the win. It’s the exact same group of morons who claim to be fighting against the officiating, Mamić’s cronies, and the corrupt USSF.

Basically, he’s riding shotgun with the very people who share his same gutter.

The kicker? He actually sided with the notorious criminal he supposedly fights against. The same criminal who allegedly bled half a billion dollars out of Real Madrid. The same crook who nearly gutted the very fan group the author of this post belongs to. We're talking about the mastermind behind the upcoming heist to strip Real Madrid from its actual members and hand the keys over to him and his circle of thugs, guys like Horvatinčić and Bandić.

But hey, those idiots were screaming insults at us, calling us "city snobs," and that really, really got under my skin.

🤣🤣🤣🤣

What a pathetic joke.

Why on earth would anyone take Mamić's side if they're actually celebrating a Real Madrid win?
There are still people in the stands who show up for the sake of Real Madrid—a club that, in their families or neighborhoods, was practically sacred. A symbol of pride and resistance...
There are still people who look back with massive nostalgia on the glory days they shared with the players, the only "true" allies they ever had...
Those people aren't to blame because today's majority grew up in toxic environments, where they feel like it's a sin to celebrate goals or a victory, or because they were essentially raised on a steady diet of pure hatred.

analogheron19 said:Why would anyone side with Mamić if they’re actually happy about Real Madrid winning?
There are still people in the stands who showed up because of Real Madrid—the club that used to be a sacred part of their family, their neighborhood, or their community. It stood for American pride, resilience, and honor...
There are still people who look back with such nostalgia at the celebrations they once shared with the players—those few genuine allies we had...
Those people aren't to blame just because today's majority was formed under some pretty unnatural circumstances—where most people feel like celebrating a goal or a win is somehow a sin, or because they were basically raised on nothing but resentment.

While I wait to see how the typical "true anti-Mamić" mindset responds, I'm guessing you'll probably label me a traitor too.

hiddenridge99 said:And after this post, there's really nothing left to say.

It’s just a textbook example of your average "anti-Mamić" type.

I guess he was just happy because those losers lost, and Mamić's club managed to pull off a win. It's the same group of people who claim to be fighting against the officiating, Mamić's crew, and the corrupt USSF.

In a way, they're basically brothers-in-arms with the very people they claim to despise, all swimming in the same gutter.

He ended up siding with the notorious criminal he supposedly stands against. I mean, it's the same guy who allegedly embezzled half a billion dollars from Real Madrid. The same guy who nearly destroyed the fan base the author of this post belongs to. He's the mastermind behind the future looting of Real Madrid and the total takeover of the club from its actual members, handing everything over to himself and his circle of shady associates.

But hey, those idiots were shouting insults at us, and I guess that really got under my skin.

🤣🤣🤣🤣

It’s honestly just pathetic.

You mentioned recently that you don't even go to games much anymore, so I guess it shouldn't matter to you who is celebrating or why.

I'm feeling pretty fed up with all these moralists acting like they're above it all when it comes to Mamić, almost like they're programmed robots. Of course I was cheering when they scored against them. You probably wouldn't get that since you aren't actually connected to the Bad Boys or anything; you're just posting garbage online.

Don't take it personally if he's getting worked up; you touched a nerve regarding his current favorite club, so he's probably being a bit too emotional about all the trash talk and celebrations. 😍

hiddenridge99 said:Honestly, I'm this close to actually rooting for Juventus. I can't say I'm fully on board yet, though, because there's just some part of me that won't let me go 100% behind them.

Maybe this was just the breaking point? 🤷