The Armada

Excellent shot.

Is the fleet heading out today for that friendly match against the Khimki squad?

I honestly think the whole damn squad is heading to the cinema today to catch some movies😉

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Now just specify what material you used for the flags and provide the exact color hex codes, and perhaps the fan committee will grant you an official grade for your design work. 😁

Frank Gomez31 said:Go ahead, tell me exactly what fabric you used for those flags and which specific shades of color you picked out. If you get that right, maybe the stadium committee will actually give you a decent grade for the design. 😁

I couldn't even if I wanted to, since there are a few Democratic Party folks scattered throughout this PDF too...😁 😉

Stencils, spray paint... looks pretty sloppy up close, at least from what I can tell.

Sandra Bishop83 said:stencils, using spray paint. And honestly, they look pretty amateurish if you get too close.

🙂...😁...🙂

Terry Lee3 said:I wouldn't be able to, considering there are even a few Democratic Party members listed on this PDF...😁 😉

True, you have a point there... those kinds of secrets are vital to any organization.😁

Frank Gomez31 said:Yeah, sure, you're totally right... I mean, those kinds of secrets are just absolutely vital for any group to hold onto 😁

Exactly... especially if there's a bunch of Democratic Party folks lurking nearby...🤣🤣

Say whatever you want, but one day they’ll see through you—not just the material, but the ratio too.😁

Frank Gomez31 said:Say whatever you want, but eventually they're going to see right through you—not just the stuff on the surface, but the whole damn ratio.😁

Give me a break... God forbid anyone actually becomes that twisted...🤣 😁

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And man, Terry Lee3 is just sooooo funny, it’s actually unbelievable

Just stick to your own crew and focus on getting them back to the top of the scene. Don't waste your breath on those old fossils😉

Mark Wilson72 said:🤣🤣

And man, Terry Lee3 is just so incredibly hilarious, isn't he? Truly unbelievable.

Just stick to your own crew and try to get them back to the top of the food chain. Don't waste your breath on the fossils.😉

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How sweet... looks like a new romance is on the horizon 😁

Seattle - Newell's 2:1
March 16, 2009.

A 93rd-minute winner to wrap things up—talk about an emotional rollercoaster. Ninety minutes of pure tension, frustration, and finally, relief. After that embarrassing loss down in Savannah, we decided to take a cool-headed approach. We actually hit the locker room before the final training session to tell the guys straight: playing like that in a Seattle jersey isn't an option. No excuses, no matter what. You could see the shift early on; the aggression was definitely higher in the first half. The crowd was loud from kickoff, even while people were still trickling in, waving two new flags that stayed flying the whole match. In the second half, we cranked the noise up, especially with our "Don't you dare!" chants and pushing for the win. Things got dicey when Newell's took advantage of a mistake and Stroker scored a beauty to pull them within one, sending their fans wild. Around the 60th minute, the visual was great—flags on poles going up alongside smaller banners along the bottom of the stands. In the end, the grind paid off for both the players and us fans. The die-hards who stuck it out until the 93rd minute got to see Cerri find the net again, and he celebrated by running onto the track in front of the West stand. But hey, this is Seattle, so don't expect us to celebrate too calmly. If you try to jump the fence for a second to celebrate, you’ll find yourself getting yanked back by a squad of aggressive cops. There was some shoving and a few hits with batons—probably just panic on their end. So, instead of just singing "I love you, Seattle," we ended up singing our grievances to the police. They hate us, we hate them, but we live for this city and this great country, America!

After the match, about 40 of the younger guys headed out to show some local love. We went over to the Hill District to support the girls at the Central European finals, cheering them on as they chased that trophy. They even tossed some scarves into the crowd as a thank you. The arena wasn't even half full compared to a Champions League match, but the atmosphere was top-tier regardless. Don't let us down!!

Next Sunday, we face Los Angeles FC. We need to show up in even bigger numbers and pack the stands if we want to stay on track for the UEFA Cup. A win here is huge to get a winning streak going and set the stage for the upcoming run of games, all leading up to our 22nd anniversary at the Stadium against the Yankees!

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Can someone give me an objective count of how many people are actually in this shot, like, in the cup?

To be perfectly honest, there are more people here than entire age groups attending regular season games.😁

Dennis Baker36 said:Look, objectively speaking, there were more people here than at those regular season games😁

Are you actually thick, or just playing dumb?
I can't tell how many people showed up just by looking at the flags, and since you don't have any other photos, I'm asking someone who was actually on the ground there.
I wasn't even trying to compare your crowd size to ours, but hey... if you really want to go there, fine.😉

Mark Wilson72 said:Are you actually dense, or just playing dumb?
I can't count heads based on flags alone. Since there isn't another photo, I'm asking anyone who was actually on the ground...
I wasn't trying to compare our turnout to yours, but if you really want to play that game... fine... 😉

Objectively speaking, both sides are trailing behind the top three supporter groups in America.🤣🤣