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Steven Garcia3 said:I see exactly which teams are in that photo, just like 90% of everyone else.
I don't get what the issue is. They look good enough to me. 😁
Steven Garcia3 said:110 people at the coastal derby is weak. Just like our 250 in a small suburb or 600 at the stadium—it’s weak. Be realistic. Don't come at me. I posted a photo of 1,000 people in total delirium during one of the club's biggest European defeats; I didn't expect that kind of turnout or energy from you guys.
Exactly. You have to be realistic. Even in these tough times, your numbers still outweigh ours, and they always will. That’s just basic logic when you consider you're coming from a massive metropolitan area with supporters spread all across the country. You seem to have forgotten that our core base is centered right here in Cleveland and the surrounding ring. Not to mention, the success of our local clubs is a massive factor in our numbers. Honestly, I'd go as far as to say you guys are struggling while we—given everything—are doing quite well. If we're being realistic, like you said...😉 Give me a break. One-sided logic shouldn't rule here. Even though what you wrote isn't exactly right, you’re somehow "correct" despite being wrong. I guess since you're from New York, you think you're always right even when talking nonsense. I don't get it. You tried to draw a parallel to London, but I already explained why that's stupid, and I'm sticking to my guns: what you wrote was garbage.
Steven Garcia3 said:Look, no offense, but I can’t even compare BBB to any other group in America besides The 12th Man. But since you’re an Armada fan, let's be real—you're easily in the top five in the country. You can blame being in a slump for trailing 2-0 by the 25th minute, but that level of support was pathetic. Only a fool would expect London-style energy from you, but you have to admit one thing: when you think you can actually play well and end up getting shelled 4-0 by a Tottenham, you're in more trouble than if you had just spent ninety minutes driving down to the Stadium for a game you didn't even expect to win. That’s exactly why I expected some chaos at the Stadium. Most of us with decent away experience know how this works: if you don't create a frenzy, you usually end up with a dead atmosphere on the bus or train after a loss. I expected that from you, but like I said, the whole scene outside of The 12th Man is declining—whether it's quality like you, quantity like us, or morality like Kohorta.
Typical tunnel vision. Professional deformation at its finest. You need to realize you aren't living in Italy where you see crowds like ours at some third-tier stadium once a month. Get real. Based on these attitudes, maybe you'd prefer a league with just two teams—we all know which ones—split into two groups, because everything else is useless. Look, man, you have to be a massive fanatic, truly obsessed with your roots, to support clubs like those in small towns. Respect to The Boys who show up and love their colors. As for the fans in Cleveland supporting a club like this, they probably all deserve a psychiatric diagnosis 😁 but The Boys are above all that... 🤷👎 and again, your comparison makes zero sense.
Anonymous said:You nailed it, big ultra.
I tried to bold something but realized I had to select everything, so I gave up.
My friend, 🤣
like I already said considering everything, the whole situation and how 70% of the group has been swayed, don't worry. Like Terry Lee3 said, there have been times when we cheered for 90, 120, or even more minutes 😍👍 and people were going wild. People read this stuff and act like the only metric for a good away game is stripping down and "going hard." I wrote about the Armada's originality and staying true to their own vibe recently, didn't I? 👍 I think if The Boys stripped down in London, then the Armada should too. Why? To prove themselves, right?? 👎 Ridiculous.
p.s. The pyrotechnics in the North were excellent.