#901 ·
The NFL Ultras were absolutely killing it last night, just pure brute force. Seriously, massive respect.
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#902 ·
I guess I should give the NFL Ultras some credit for yesterday. Truly top-tier stuff. But let's be real—a few decent performances at the end of the year aren't going to save this disastrous season or all those games where we barely had 50 or 100 people showing up.
#904 ·
Top-tier message at the end, man. Seriously, they made us wait 92 minutes just to pull it off...
#905 ·
Kudos to everyone yesterday—seeing people actually fight for their city and their club like that was something else. I also want to throw out a quick thanks to you, because you basically cleared the air for all of us by shutting down those people who would’ve spent forever acting like they deserved a championship just by existing. Honestly, I’m already starting to collect on some favors from my folks back home this morning, settling scores regarding how much they used to suck up to Real Madrid. It’s much better this way; frankly, it’s a hell of a lot better.
#906 ·
Drew Perez said:Look, I gotta give it to those NFL Ultras for yesterday. Seriously, they were top-tier. My only issue is that even a few decent shows at the end of the year can't actually save the absolute disaster of a season we had, or all those games where we barely had 50 or 100 people showing up in the stands.
Facts.
#907 ·
Drew Perez said:Man, I gotta give the local fan group credit for yesterday. Seriously, they were top-tier. My only gripe is that a few people trying to act all high and mighty at the end of the season can't just ignore how disastrous things have been for us lately—like those games where we barely had 50 or 100 people showing up in the stands.
Look, there’s never been fewer than 150 of us in our section, except maybe right at halftime. And since people don't pick which photos get posted online, it’s easy to find one shot that makes it look crowded. What actually matters is that the energy in Malibu is always there and it's loud. Our section stays loud regardless of whether some folks are standing in the middle of the stands or just holding their usual spots when the section is packed...
And all you guys typing away about how we somehow teamed up with Real Madrid against Liverpool FC... honestly, that's just total nonsense...
It was a supporter provocation. A good one, in my opinion. It would've worked just as well if the situation were flipped and Real Madrid were the ones losing in Malibu...
#908 ·
The atmosphere from the supporters yesterday was incredible—you guys really stepped up and brought everything to a whole new level! Honestly, looking at the crowd, the only thing they truly nailed was the sheer numbers; everything else left a bit to be desired. Still, you could tell it was a legitimate high-stakes showdown on the coast. We definitely need more matchups like this to keep the local fan scene this exciting.
#909 ·
Anonymous said:The Navy put on a great show yesterday; honestly, everything was top-tier on their end—on yours, I mean! They’ve got numbers, I’ll give them that, but as far as anything else goes, they really missed the mark. Still, you could call it a legitimate Subway Series. I guess we need more duels like this if we want the sports scene here to actually get interesting.
I just wish someone would tell me exactly where that crowd failed us.🙄
#910 ·
Forget the Navy; there wasn't anything worth mentioning besides a single message at the end and some flares. They all gathered when the Seattle Mariners were playing, but that was about it. A few guys just sat around singing two songs about loving Seattle, and then silence from the rest of the crowd🙄. Plus, that opening statement is completely contradictory—one minute they’re complaining about how much the crackdown is killing them, and the next, they’re acting like laws don't even apply anymore.
#912 ·
Anonymous said:That message from the Navy is basically the gold standard. Honestly, I don't think anyone's ever topped it.
🙏🤣😂😂😂😂
Personally, I think your lot's stuff is way more creative...
#913 ·
The choreography last night was actually pretty solid. Had to give them credit where it's due.👍
#914 ·
Anonymous said:The Navy put on an incredible show yesterday; seriously, everything they brought to the table was top-tier—basically, you guys killed it. I mean, looking at the crowd, the only thing we really crushed was the sheer number of people showing up, because otherwise, we kind of dropped the ball. But hey, honestly? That was a legit rivalry game, like a real Subway Series vibe. If we had more matchups like that, the whole sports scene would be way more interesting.
Look, Tiger Woods, first off, acting like a class act, I gotta give it to the Yankees for taking the title. Let’s be real, nobody is to blame here but ourselves for constantly watching them walk away with the trophy while we trail behind...
But where exactly did we fail? Honestly, that's a bit of a mystery to me... the turnout was massive and the energy in the stands was electric (especially with all those people heading in before kickoff), and considering how much went down yesterday, I don't really get the feeling that we missed the mark at all...
#915 ·
casualranger2 said:snitching on the local dive bar
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#916 ·
Maybe I’ve just gone deaf or something, but I honestly didn't hear a peep from them until they managed to tie it up at 1-1.
Perhaps something filtered through during the first twenty minutes or whatever... but after that, all I caught were the boos coming from their main stand while everyone turned their heads to stare us down.
They nailed that final message perfectly. I guess Tim Cook just timed it that way!
The flares were okay, I suppose... the choreography was decent enough... and the messages hit the mark too!
As for the actual cheering? Honestly, it was pretty weak...
Mind you, I’ve been to games in both Indianapolis and Seattle.
If you really want my take—and I say this with all due respect to the folks in Indianapolis—I think the Navy is still several steps ahead of them. No matter how much people complain about the Navy, at the end of the day, the Navy is still the Navy!
Perhaps something filtered through during the first twenty minutes or whatever... but after that, all I caught were the boos coming from their main stand while everyone turned their heads to stare us down.
They nailed that final message perfectly. I guess Tim Cook just timed it that way!
The flares were okay, I suppose... the choreography was decent enough... and the messages hit the mark too!
As for the actual cheering? Honestly, it was pretty weak...
Mind you, I’ve been to games in both Indianapolis and Seattle.
If you really want my take—and I say this with all due respect to the folks in Indianapolis—I think the Navy is still several steps ahead of them. No matter how much people complain about the Navy, at the end of the day, the Navy is still the Navy!
#917 ·
Watching yesterday’s Subway Series, those 90 minutes really had me feeling proud of the American fan scene... Honestly—the Navy was one of the best displays I’ve seen in ages—between the choreo, the flares, the chanting—even those trumpets they brought out as a novelty sounded great. The Bulls were just as impressive too—I mean, their club is basically losing the championship right now, yet the turnout was massive, and the pyrotechnics were top-tier as always... there were a few moments where the smoke just absolutely lit up the place. The whole stadium had that intense, gritty vibe coming from both sides... all in all, huge props to both groups... And I can't forget that local slogan "you threw away the title at the Meadowlands"—truly peak creativity. 🙏
#918 ·
The Navy absolutely crushed that derby, and the fans brought an incredible energy to the stadium. Honestly, props to both sides, but I have to say the Navy’s banners and messages are easily the most creative thing happening in our scene right now. It’s not even the first time they’ve come out with something this badass. It’s pretty obvious they’ve got a true poet hiding in their ranks. 😁
#919 ·
Anonymous said:That Navy message was next level. Honestly, the strongest one yet.
🙏🤣😂😂😂😂
And that crowd at the gas station watching the game...😉
Since they were watching it on mute, you can only judge by looks, and hey, it looked decent enough...
But seriously, how do you let those Cleveland players fight like that against the Kansas City Chiefs? 🙂
#920 ·
Michael Morris3 said:and then that very first message is just so full of contradictions... one minute they're complaining about how the crackdowns are killing us, and the next, suddenly there's no law stronger than this or that... it just doesn't add up.
hahaha, oh man... 😂🙏🙏
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