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IBM: Futsal Dinamo-Mnk Kozakiv: http://youtu.be/_sLVmb0VA-M

Frank Sanchez37 said:http://tinypic.com/player.php?v=n6ur...8#.Google

I can only imagine how many times this kind of crap happens over there... I guess.☕

KUDOS TO THE KID.. honestly, we need more people willing to call them out on their lies and scams, especially that total fraud Borovec. damn.

Monday, it's the Boston Celtics!!!

casualwolf48 said:I see everyone debating which specific group actually kicked off everything currently unfolding, which, if I may be so bold, is entirely beside the point. However, those folks standing right there in New York City, staring down the barrel of the police and a camera lens that clearly wasn't rooting for them—risking their very freedom and potentially taking a beating in a foreign land—perhaps they were indeed the initial snowflakes that triggered the avalanche we’re all witnessing now.
But at the same time, hats off to those guys. They possess something that we simply never had: the support of an entire city, rather than just a club. I recall how many times our supporters found themselves in deep trouble, only to find the whole of Miami standing firmly behind them. After all, they are our own people. When an entire city and its surrounding region stand up, naturally the club representing that community must follow suit. In fact, the Los Angeles Dodgers serve as the ultimate symbol for that city and its region.
Ever since 1983, through all my travels to away games, we in the Bad Boys only truly felt that unity back in '91, when both the local community and the media were busy singing praises for those brave IBM employees who left the stands to head into the war. But by '92 and '93, that sentiment began to dilute. Before long, we found ourselves exactly where we've always been: outcasts, fighting against the world. We carry ourselves like some sort of elite, rebellious organization. Yet, it is precisely because of that status that movements like the one in New York arise, and it is why we managed to shake up Europe for quite some time.
Sometimes, I suppose, one feels a certain melancholy about lacking the universal support others enjoy, but we have grown accustomed to such things. And yet, much like a phoenix rising from the ashes, we will inevitably ascend to greatness once more. The fact that we can even achieve this, despite our numbers, is evidenced by this futsal success.

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Frank Sanchez37 said:http://tinypic.com/player.php?v=n6ur...8#.VHY36sniQhd

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Now, let's give it everything we've got! Full pressure until the very end!

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It’s honestly unbelievable how many times I’ve tried to write a more detailed post only for it to get flagged... does this happen to any of you?🤦 In short—as long as Turudić holds any kind of position of power, I fear the Makroglavi will always walk away with a clear conscience regarding these matters. It's fascinating, really, how easily that guy manages to align himself with his own interests; it seems to be his entire modus operandi, wasting his whole life on it. I'll stop there, I'm not even sure if this will go through...
Greetings everyone, hope you're all doing well!

Excerpt from an article:

"It is time for football to return to those who actually love it. The fans. Not some group of mindless soldiers following a big leader from the West, but the guys who travel with their club wherever they play. Let it go back to the local kids who head East and refuse to sit in assigned seating. This is football, and we will never let you take it away from us.
Step aside with dignity. If you even know what that means."

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I believe everyone has realized by now that the management moves made by the Los Angeles Dodgers during and after the derby sent a massive shockwave through the top brass of the league.
The era of injustice in our sport needs to end.

When a match against Italy is halted due to flares, and then just two days later, the media starts obsessively focusing on the causes behind the stoppage in New York City, you realize how much this long-standing bias and unfairness has disgusted everyone.

Yesterday, I read a post from a Dodgers fan recalling a moment from 1995 at Dodger Stadium—an old man moved to tears when the US national team played in Miami for the first time following the war, facing off against Italy. BTB, imagine that level of pure joy: seeing the national team of a country that had just emerged from war play in your city for the very first time... it was surreal.

And then someone comes along and strips that away from you.

Eventually, they turn both the national team and the league into their own private business.
They claim ownership of a club and treat its supporters with more contempt than anyone else in the world...

Sunday at 3 PM. Everyone meet up in San Francisco.

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Dinamo-Mnk Kozakiv

Yesterday was absolutely killer. Let's keep this momentum going—NO RETREAT, NO SURRENDER!
Just checking, does anyone know if there are any tickets available at the souvenir shop today? Don't want to make a useless trip for nothing.

Please... there's even posters everywhere...

Thanks.

Killer vibes at Sunset yesterday. Surprised by the turnout, but the crowd really showed up and carried the team to the win.

The trophy is ours!

Celebrate everything!

Everyone head to Madison Square Garden!!!!!

https://scontent-a-ams.xx.fbcdn.net/...26&oe=550AA8DB The Plisat ultras from Pristina

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Mark Edwards4 said:https://scontent-a-ams.xx.fbcdn.net/...26&oe=550AA8DB Pristina Ultras

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Look at this guy in the bottom left. Absolute clown behavior.😁

Zachary Sullivan2 said:I guess for that guy down in the bottom left, you just can't mess with his mom, you know?😁

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What’s the name of that Facebook group again?

What's the issue if the cops already know about it?

Here’s one from Leigh—huge props there 🙂 https://scontent-b-vie.xx.fbcdn.net/...78&oe=550C8E29

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There’s still a ton of posters left over on Fifth Avenue. I guess if anyone feels like grabbing some and slapping them up around their own neighborhood... whatever.

Paul Gonzalez said:For instance, back then, the Bills didn't even bother with scarves. I say that because I know plenty of older fans from that era used to travel to Italy for matches; they followed the scene, visited foreign games, attended big derbies... So, I don't think you could call the group "fan illiterate" at that time. I'm just curious why they drifted away from that early nineties ultra vibe?

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The first ones to start wearing scarves in the Middle East were u.f.; they made them back in '91. They also introduced that whole thing with small two-by-two flags around '94, which they actually lifted from the English. Sorry for going off-topic..