#581 ·
Sean Wright5 said:I get why you aren't buying my arguments—you're clearly a Cleveland fan—but these are the core pillars used to judge any hardcore supporter group.
Regarding what I was saying: back in the day, the fleet never missed a beat. Even at those "small" games with fewer than 500 people in the stands, they always showed up with great flares, choreo, and energy. Every single game! But look at what’s left of that fleet today? They used to be the leaders of the scene. Honestly, at those "small" matchups, you guys don't even have a presence in the stands. The chanting is terrible, if there's even any at all.
There was a time when traveling to Cleveland was a nightmare for any visiting group, but now... man, their rivals just stroll through town, mocking it and treating it like a joke... while you guys? You haven't stood by your supporters for years, and your presence during away games in cities like Miami has been pathetic. Other groups are out there running the streets, making moves... remember how things used to be? Now, rival gangs basically own the sidewalk, and the last few scraps really wiped you out...
The real issue facing the fleet isn't about being too extreme or dealing with police pressure; it's the massive rift and lack of unity within the group itself. The older generation failed to pass the torch and mentor the younger fans. There's zero communication or mentorship happening with the new blood. Until that's addressed, things aren't going to improve for the home crowd anytime soon.
Even the Jews don't have a spy as relentless as you. Ever thought about joining the CIA?
You know that saying: sometimes it's better to keep your mouth shut so you don't look quite so foolish...👍
That very same fleet everyone is dragging, along with that younger generation, pulled off one of the most legendary displays in American supporter history... Just call 911 and let them explain it to you like you're five...
