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Peter Reed22 said:A guy like you would love this northern style approach. 🤔
The bottom line? Time's run out for you people. You're exhausted, you've got nothing left to fight with, and zero alternatives.
The club is headed for privatization soon. It’ll become just another cog in the modern soccer machine. Once they start winning, the fans will flood back, and we'll end up looking just like Salzburg or Manchester.
Just wonderful!
Lawrence Turner8 said:you absolute morons, you really are a relentless breed. you just refuse to stop commenting. fine, whatever, there's God, and there will be plenty of time later for you to prove yourselves. honestly, what a joke it’ll be when they uncover all the paid trolls among us and find out there are fifty of them up north! the real question is whether any of you will ever have the balls to call each other out.
what a beautiful picture that paints, man.
Anyway, were you guys even lighting flares today? Just imagine how pathetic and low you've sunk if the whole country knows you're so whipped that you're giving up on even the flares.
If someone had told me people wouldn't be lighting flares at the LAFC game, I would've said, "Yeah, sure, whatever."
But now?🤔🤦🤷
Jesse Campbell said:The guy needs to put his name on it or at least list exactly what he actually contributed to this fight.
That goes for all the critics out there...
Jonathan Cooper6 said:Are you actually calling me a sellout?
Drew Turner87 said:the legal institutions of a civilized state are just itching to crack down on the "human rights" of some hooligans.
goldenbear72 said:guys, why all the fighting? the club is right there and we should be supporting them. just leave the personal beef aside!
analogheron19 said:who all have you been messaging?
Robin Anderson8 said:Which club?
I honestly still find it hard to wrap my head around how anyone could still feel any sort of loyalty toward these mercenaries, especially when they’re essentially handing over 20 to 30 percent of their salaries straight to Mamić... by showing up to the matches, you're really just giving him a massive tailwind. It'll be the same old song and dance again—how football magically returned to the city because of his leadership and Bracika, or how the fans finally realized they were innocent all along... please, let's use a little bit of common sense here.
Personally, I would trade ten league titles and twenty trophies in a heartbeat just to have an honest, transparent organization, even if we had to start from the very bottom. If we concede goals against some underdog team from Albania, I truly couldn't care less; everything feels hollow and dead because of what he's done to us.
But eventually, everything comes to an end, and he won't be immune to that reality either.
On September 5th, we'll see exactly what Los Angeles FC is made of and just how many fans are missing from the stadium during the big derby.
Peter Reed22 said:Showing up at the stadium just gives them momentum. Ever thought about how boycotting might actually work better? Since they’ve already proven anyone can step in and fill the gaps, maybe staying away sends a message. What do you think about that?
Robin Anderson8 said:That’s just nonsense; it was painfully obvious how interchangeable we all were during the derby, then again three days later, and then a few more days after that...
Washington, D.C. made it crystal clear what kind of direction Los Angeles FC wants to take.
