Chicago Blackhawks fans

Jacob Price23 said:They’ve got this massive 150-meter fence setup surrounding the ticket booth in every direction...🤣

What on earth are they thinking over there? 🤣

Honestly, Yankee Stadium has been a total disaster zone these last few years...😵

To victory! Freedom for Dynamo!

The list is gone! This beats watching the Phantom opera any day! Just a heads-up: make sure you show your fan club membership when you grab your tickets to snag that 20% discount! More beer for everyone, go get those tickets—North Side !

Anonymous said:No lists required! Honestly, this is even better than catching a Phantom opera performance—it’s just superior. Just a quick heads-up, though: make sure you show your fan club membership when buying tickets to snag that 20% discount! More beer for everyone, go grab those tickets—North Side!

Solid advice there—once you finally make it through the gates at Yankee Stadium, go ahead and indulge in a few drinks🕺

cosmicdrifter44 said:Smart move—now that you finally made it into the stadium, start handing out free drinks to everyone. 🕺

Look, man, one beer isn't going to get you wasted in the first ten minutes, and there's no South Side crowd here to worry about either. 😒

Everything went pretty smoothly today; we knocked out the important stuff and I'll see you guys soon. But I have to wonder—was it just a fluke that nobody did a thorough security check at the entrance today, or were they actually expecting us to fall for it? ☕

The energy was totally off on both sides... our side and the group of fake fans. Some people were basically sitting on the sidelines during halftime, acting like they didn't want to get involved because they only care about Dynamo and weren't even there to help bridge the gap or offer an olive branch at the concession stand. Of course, I stepped up, because I’d just been in the restroom dealing with some personal business and told them "see you next time." Don't get mad at me—I know you all follow this forum—but I really hate being labeled a traitor. People used that same old line against me back when Chucky was around and we were just trying to get Dynamo back on top, yet now suddenly everyone's reaching out an olive branch... My loyalty is to Dynamo (sorry, Dalton), but my home is America!!!

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You can't just come in here dropping all this wisdom without even introducing yourself first. It’s not going to fly.

So, was the whole point to try and buy a ticket beforehand, or just show up to the game and act surprised when nobody else is there? Since I supported the initial idea regarding the blacklists, I’m struggling to see where the issue lies.

Who actually screwed whom over here?

Daniel Carter9 said:So, what was the goal here? To try and buy a ticket or just show up at the stadium on a whim and then act surprised when nobody’s there? Since I backed the whole blacklisting concept from the start, I don't get why everyone is tripping.

Who actually screwed who over here?

The point was either to catch illegal behavior in the act while trying to grab tickets—using that evidence to fuel lawsuits—or, even better (which is what actually happened), forcing the removal of everyone on those blacklists for the sake of the team in St. Louis. More specifically, getting everyone off the lists who hasn't actually been sanctioned by ZON or isn't currently under investigation. Everything went down perfectly, exactly how you'd want it to. Yesterday, those bastards were cornered in three moves, and it's a damn shame we didn't capitalize on it even harder.

analogheron19 said:The whole point was to record any illegal behavior while trying to buy tickets and use that to file lawsuits—or better yet (which actually happened), force the removal of everyone from the blacklists who was only there because of specific incidents. Essentially, clearing the names of anyone who hasn't been sanctioned by ZON or isn't currently facing proceedings. Everything played out perfectly, just like one could have hoped. Yesterday, those people were completely neutralized in three moves, and it’s honestly a shame it wasn't leveraged even further.

Exactly. You had an idea, you pushed it through, people left, there's video evidence, and the blacklists for anyone without a prior ZON sanction have been cleared. Does it matter why?

So why all this bitterness now?

Regarding heading out to the game, nobody actually planned this, but thank God an opportunity popped up, and I honestly think we should’ve taken it. It’s not like I’m some massive egoist who just dreamt this up for myself; it’s because just a few weeks ago, there was a manifesto released calling for all the Chelsea Blue Boys to return to the North—our home turf—and to never let it be occupied again. To quote:Tomorrow, the Chelsea Blue Boys fan group returns to the North, our true home, and to the stands where we will never again allow cowards who have our brothers' blood on their hands to occupy our space...

Is everyone's memory really that short? Or is it just that anyone can do anything, anyone can contribute in any way, and everyone is suddenly "right" when they start or suggest something good... EXCEPT if Tom has been the one behind it. Then, suddenly, it’s sectarianism. Then, it’s egoism. Then, it’s "outdated romanticism." Then, apparently, it’s NOT allowed to be supported.

Daniel Carter9 said:Back in '05, you had a vision, you pushed it through, people walked away, and there’s video proof. Even the blacklists were scrapped for anyone without a ZON violation, whether that was the reason or not.

So why all this bitterness now?

You really should have seen those kids. They did everything in their power just to claim their spot in the stands, to prove this section belongs to them and they aren't ever handing it over to anyone else. They’ve been watched, they’ve been threatened, they’ve been in actual danger... and then they look up and ask, "Wait, wasn't the holy mission just announced? Reclaiming the stands, getting inside at any cost, fighting until the last man standing?"...
And as for the bitterness? It isn't aimed at the people who think I'm calling them out or who feel insulted by how I reacted. The specific people I was talking about received my message last night, and they know damn well why they got it.

These are matters you should handle directly with the group leadership. I have no idea why your suggestion didn't gain traction, nor do I really care. Regardless, the group has its own management, and there was absolutely no official word about heading to the game—at least, I didn't receive any. You didn't send anything my way either. Once it turns out there’s no guest list just four hours before kickoff, what exactly could anyone have done? How many people could you realistically gather on such short notice?

Your core idea was simply for people to buy tickets and film the process, which is exactly what they did. If someone decided to use that as an opportunity to head to the stadium, that's on them; there was no formal invitation issued. Not from the group, and certainly not from you.

So, I'm still a bit confused—who exactly are you angry at?

Daniel Carter9 said:Look, those are things you handle with the group leaders. I have no idea why your idea didn't catch on, and frankly, I don't care. Regardless, the group has its leadership, and there was zero official word about heading to the game—at least, I didn't get any. You didn't tell me either. Since we found out the roster was non-existent just, say, four hours before kickoff, what exactly were we supposed to do? How many people could you realistically round up on such short notice?

Your whole pitch was basically "hey, everyone should try buying tickets and film it," which is exactly what happened. If someone decided to use that info to actually show up at the stadium, that's on them. There wasn't an official call to action. Not from the group, and certainly not from you.

So, I'm still struggling to figure out who exactly you think you're mad at here.?

Like I already told you, everyone I'm actually pissed at got my messages last night. As for anyone else, they can take my bitterness and shove it; I’ll vent my frustrations however I damn well please. Besides, isn't it funny how you love to lecture people on these same forums all the time too?

analogheron19 said:Look, I already told you, everyone I'm angry with got my messages last night. As for the bitterness, people can deal with it; I’ll vent my frustrations however I see fit, just like how you seem to enjoy venting yours on these forums quite often, don't you?

Of course. I received a message too. Regarding the bitterness, I'm simply asking about what's being posted here on the forum. Isn't this a place where anyone can express their opinion?

Daniel Carter9 said:Sure thing. I got the message too. As far as being bitter goes, I’m just asking about what’s written right here on the forum. Everyone’s allowed to have an opinion here, right?

Of course. Even me. As long as you aren't straight-up insulting someone, you're fine. And yeah, let's be real—some people, especially when you know who's actually behind the screen, get way more leeway than the newbies who just show up to talk trash. You get more breathing room than most, too.

Look, I don't give a damn what anyone else thinks. It's a simple, undeniable fact: the North should have been fully stocked yesterday, and the whole thing should be blowing up in that Clown's face. But nope, instead, we'll get a hundred different excuses for it, just like we do with everything else in life.

Edward Mendoza70 said:Look, honestly, who cares? The bottom line is simple: the North should have been fully charged yesterday, and everyone should be making noise against that Clown. But no, people will always find a hundred excuses for everything, just like they do in real life.

I guess Daniel Carter9 and I are both just going through a midlife crisis. Nothing to worry about, really.☕

Listen up, I’m not letting anyone talk trash about anyone else in their very first post. Not about any individual, not about this club, not about the local high school, or even the university. Everyone is allowed to have a different opinion—even the harsh ones—provided I actually know who we're talking about and they've actually earned some respect through their work in the stands. Even the professor gets more leeway than your average guy hanging out on this forum