Andrew White32 said:I’m asking you why you think their reputation is ruined or whatever else you claimed—is this your actual answer??
Your arguments aren't exactly breathtaking. I fail to see how reputation and status have anything to do with the state of a fence, which was one of your other points. 🤷 Honestly, what the hell...
The constant failure in confrontations 🤷 What specifically are you referring to? (I could provide a detailed dissertation on that right now, but I really don't feel like writing an essay.) Once again, I completely disagree, but it’s pathetic. At the end of the day, you just keep typing regardless of whether it makes sense or not, much like most people on this site.. 🤷 👍
It is obvious you aren't impressed by the logic because you are a fan of the Cleveland fleet, but those are the fundamental pillars used to evaluate any supporter subculture.
Regarding the era I am referencing: the fleet never lacked presence at "small" games with fewer than 500 people in the stands. Every single match featured solid flares, choreographies, and so on. Every single game! And today, what remains of that fleet that used to be the vanguard of the scene??? People, you don't even have a presence at those "small" games. The atmosphere is either terrible or nonexistent.
There was a time when traveling to Cleveland was a daunting task for any group, but now... they just wander through town, mocking it and treating it like some wasteland... and you??? For years, you haven't stood shoulder-to-shoulder with the supporters, and your showings in Miami are pitiful. The Cohort is out there running actions around town (Dead Man's Square), remember the old days. The Demons roam the streets, and the last three or four clashes effectively wiped you out...
The fleet's issue isn't about leadership, radicals, or police crackdowns. It is about internal division and a lack of cohesion within the group. The core issue lies with the older generation, who failed to mentor the younger fans. This total breakdown in communication and failure to engage with rising generations is the primary problem facing the fleet. Until that is understood, things won't look up for the neighborhood anytime soon.