The Armada

Jason Anderson3 said:It’s common knowledge that their armada is just made up of outsiders and thugs. Half of the neighboring states are practically sitting on your doorstep, right in Viskov, Zamet, and those old downtown neighborhoods..
You guys push your luck across the river, but mark my words, those bastards are going to force you out across much longer bridges and much wider rivers. Some of you already bailed back in '95, but there could be another round coming.. those local groups aren't just sing for no reason.
So, what did we "fuckers" even do to provoke you?? We didn't spray-paint anything against the city.. we didn't even cross the bridge.. we were just talking about our club in our own damn neighborhood!!

Paul Carter5 said:in that exact same neighborhood, there's probably twice as many San Francisco fans—maybe that rubbed some people the wrong way... 🤷

Benjamin Hall3 said:Here’s some footage of our local heroes in action...

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on to the next one
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there's more
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Drew Hernandez8 said:That graffiti by the tower should've stayed untouched. Everyone knows caves have nothing to do with cardinal directions, so what the armada did—even if I'm not defending it—isn't surprising, just predictable.

The street art over on Kačjak was off-limits too, yet they went ahead and tagged the entrance to the upper neighborhood, which is the ONLY true RF territory, where the crew started just for kicks 22 years ago.
Of course, GV has way more fans from the city, who have that one awesome piece of graffiti near the new south entrance to the area, and honestly, the contrast with the upper neighborhood is perfect.

The fuckers seriously need to chill with pushing the Sušak district as its own separate city, and the armada needs to accept that RF has every right to tag the upper neighborhood and the area around Krimeja.
Why don't RF and the armada just grab a beer and hash some things out?

Lower neighborhood used to be the stronghold for the local fan club, but I guess they eventually fizzled out or just scaled way back??

Ethan Moore56 said:who's going to be the first one to lose their mind

bluewalker92 said:Most of you are just shouting into the void here, probably because you hate the armada anyway, so... As far as I can tell, the RF guys have maybe ten pieces of graffiti, and besides those two, none of them are covered up. But some people are exaggerating; clearly, someone from our side was bothered by the fact that graffiti was done near the biggest shopping mall (right by the Seattle cave!) and one of the busiest spots in town, then on the access road to Seattle in the suburbs, and right near the local elementary school in the Vežica neighborhood (a 30-meter piece!?)...

Even in that eastern part of Seattle, we have a massive majority that supports HNK Rijeka, including plenty of armada members who have traveled to games for years. We all know what graffiti is for, and I’m genuinely curious: what would you lot—you urban moralists or people from your little groups—do if the WA crew put up a 30-meter piece like this near the local elementary school, plus ten smaller ones around? Or if the fan club did a piece somewhere? As far as I know, there are more fan club members out there than RF HNK Rijeka fans... Would you actually spit on their effort and passion?🙂

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Paul Carter5 said:I guess we'll see when the Red Bulls finally tag something over in Miami 😉

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rowdyfox79 said:How much does anyone actually know? Because honestly—let’s be real here—that graphite has been through the ringer more times than I can count. It's already been cycled through, over and over again.

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That graffiti didn't even last two days at that playground.
And just so you know, out of those ten little pieces of street art you mentioned, only two are still fully intact. Coincidence?
I mean, we wouldn't want some fakers to accidentally pick members from those few scraps, right? 🙄
Even if that 30-foot piece had stayed up, who would care on this playground about where the fakers came from? I'd bet anything there are more active Red Sox members on that block today than there are in the Navy.
And after all this, maybe all those Navy guys should take a look at themselves. They were the ones telling fakers and Orient sympathizers around the neighborhood not to touch the "loyal Upper West Side" tag, preaching all this stuff about unwritten rules and scene codes, claiming the Navy DOESN'T TOUCH anything belonging to the fakers, which is why the Red Sox didn't even think about messing with their stuff. Period. Even though they weren't exactly thrilled when this new Navy piece showed up exactly where the Red Sox had planned to go, the Navy boys accepted it because they got to the wall first, respecting that damn code. But did the Navy actually follow their own rules?

Edward Hernandez332 said:Wait a sec, ☕
Is this spot actually a popular hangout? It looks like a pretty rundown neighborhood to me, but I don't want to jump to conclusions.

rowdyfox79 said:How much do we actually know about how much that graphite has already been Prešarat?