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The Armada

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rustymoose2 rustymoose2 Newcomer
5 messages
joined Aug 2009
#1361 ·
placidnomad33 said:Why are you all getting so worked up? If the Master of the Sea hadn't saved this club by buying those brothers, we wouldn't even be here. All we have left is hope that they'll die for the jersey; otherwise, they won't enjoy the charms of Miami like we do. A bad week at San Francisco could end up looking just like the stroll through Tony Anundsen's neighborhood...


The club is going broke??? Stop talking nonsense. You guys would be bankrupt if it weren't for the local fixer and the Miami mafia running the show!! And as for the Anundsen brothers, they can go wherever they want, I don't give a damn... You can't claim you won't leave San Francisco for a rival club and then bolt immediately after. You took them in like they were your own, even though they actually wanted to join Real Madrid!! Honestly, bravo. πŸ‘πŸ‘πŸ‘
swiftmarlin72 swiftmarlin72 Active Member
103 messages
joined Jan 2010
#1362 ·
rustymoose2 said:So Propo wants to run the club? Give me a break. You guys are talking pure nonsense. If that local shark hadn't stepped in to save your skins, and if that whole Miami mafia wasn't pulling all the strings behind the scenes, you wouldn't even have a club left to worry about. And as for those guys like Tony Anundsenβ€”honestly, they can go wherever they want, I couldn't care less. It’s such a joke when players sit there giving these big, dramatic statements about how they’d "never dream" of moving to a rival, only to pack their bags and head straight for them a week later. And you lot actually welcomed them like they were your own homegrown heroes, when in reality, they were probably eyeing off a move to Real Madrid the whole time. Honestly, mad respect to them for playing you guys like that. πŸ‘πŸ‘πŸ‘

Honestly, it makes total sense to me that Anas would set his sights on Real Madrid. After all the absolute disasters my club has been putting on lately, I can't even blame him for wanting out. At this point, I’ll take whoever they bring in and give them my support, provided they actually do the job they were signed to do. I'm way too old for the hype and the nonsense you're trying to sell me.
casualranger2 casualranger2 Member
48 messages
joined May 2014
#1363 ·
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Betty Ramos2 Betty Ramos2 Newcomer
5 messages
joined Feb 2007
#1364 ·
So, you're part of the 332nd Airborne too, man?
hollowpilot10 hollowpilot10 Active Member
62 messages
joined Sep 2011
#1365 ·
http://www.ekosystem.org/0_Images/St..._argentina.jpg
http://s.onlineshoes.com/images/br029/168619_366_45.jpg...a frog, an octopus, a dog, some sneakers?😲😲
Roger Thomas7 Roger Thomas7 Member
15 messages
joined Feb 2010
#1366 ·
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hollowpilot10 hollowpilot10 Active Member
62 messages
joined Sep 2011
#1367 ·
...hey, don't give them any ideas for their next halftime show routineπŸ˜‚
Carol Lewis Carol Lewis Active Member
222 messages
joined Oct 2008
#1368 ·
Austin Watson38 said:I honestly can't wrap my head around it either... for years now, I haven't been able to make sense of how you guys all just quietly went your separate ways after leaving St. Louis, just heading home without any real closure... it just doesn't sit right with me.

Yeah... we spent three whole days celebrating a championship we hadn't even won yet... I guess I'm judging based on my own experience, but after everything went downβ€”all I could do was stare at the floor, just lost in this total disbelief... I felt completely drained, like there wasn't a single ounce of energy left in me for anything else...
Terry Lee3 Terry Lee3 Member
21 messages
joined Jun 2007
#1369 ·
Dr. Miller says he took a hit right by his right eyeβ€”it’s all bloodshot now, plus he's got a nasty laceration on that side of his head... apparently, there's this "special technique" where you catch someone in the face from behind πŸ˜‰... honestly, if that doesn't get them banned for life, I don't know what will β˜• 😁

Douglas Martinez3 Douglas Martinez3 Member
19 messages
joined Apr 2012
#1370 ·
Hey, folks in St. Louisβ€”let's try not to be too hard on our Palestinian neighbors tonight
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vividbadger182 vividbadger182 Newcomer
5 messages
joined Jan 2008
#1371 ·
VIDEO: The supporters at the game against the Kansas City Chiefs
Songs dedicated to Sharbini, the "Symbol of the Gulf Coast will never fall" choreography, and a pretty solid flare display...
Douglas Kern Douglas Kern Active Member
199 messages
joined May 2012
#1372 ·
I didn't get a chance to catch the derby myself, but I heard about 8,000 people showed up. I'm guessing Larry Rivera83 was there, so maybe give us a quick rundown, just a few sentences
Anyone else who made it can jump in too.
Carol Lewis Carol Lewis Active Member
222 messages
joined Oct 2008
#1373 ·
Douglas Kern said:I didn't get a chance to actually make it out to the derby myself, though from what I’m hearing, there were about 8,000 people in attendance... I'm pretty sure Larry Rivera83 was there, so maybe he could give us a quick little rundown or just a few words on how it felt...
I mean, anyone else who made the trip can chime in too

It was actually my first time ever heading out to the East Coast, mostly just to give that little guy a bit of a hard time with some creative insults, but honestly, there were plenty of other loud fans around us from the West Side, and we even had our own section of supporters going wild... πŸ€£πŸ™

But seriously, I was genuinely caught off guard by the sheer level of fanaticism coming from that section yesterday... πŸ™
Edward Hernandez332 Edward Hernandez332 Active Member
76 messages
joined Oct 2006
#1374 ·
Larry Rivera83 said:I actually made my first trip out to the East Coast just to give that little brat a piece of my mindβ€”and honestly, there were even more visible fans coming from the West than I expected, we even had our own section cheering us on πŸ€£πŸ™

But seriously, I was genuinely caught off guard by the sheer fanaticism coming from those stands yesterday πŸ™

Every single section except for "that one" felt unified yesterday. It was either because our guys played their hearts out or because the opposing team’s fans were actually decent. Either way, it was an incredible atmosphere, though it'll probably get completely watered down by the next game, unfortunately...
stormyridge13 stormyridge13 Newcomer
2 messages
joined Aug 2009
#1375 ·
No more "Kansas City Chiefs" talk in the cafe
"Kansas City Chiefs" is bad for your health
"Kansas City Chiefs ja kita"
😁
A new slang term for smoking is now just saying "Kansas City Chiefs."

Oh, I should probably mention that you guys were spot on in the stands yesterday.
I was out in San Francisco on business and happened to pass by the stadium.
You've definitely got some creative minds among you.
Keith Cook2 Keith Cook2 Newcomer
5 messages
joined May 2010
#1376 ·
I have to hand it to those folks from "San Francisco" who posted yesterday. It takes a special kind of audacity to be that much worse than the competition on the field, yet remain so incredibly smug about it, from the pitch right up to the bleachers. I follow football closely enough, but what we witnessed yesterday was a rare breed of delusion.
Here is my take on the situation...
cosmichawk82 cosmichawk82 Member
18 messages
joined Mar 2012
#1377 ·
Keith Cook2 said:I honestly can't help but respect that whole "Cleveland" vibe from yesterday. I mean, they were clearly outclassed on the field, yet they carried themselves with such incredible dignityβ€”from the players right down to the stands. I follow a lot of sports, but what we saw yesterday was something truly special.
Just an outsider's perspective for you...

What exactly are you admiring about that?
For those people, the Los Angeles Dodgers are always a massive event, and they see their NFL fans as the gold standard for how a supporter group should act.
But hey, they’ll head into next week where there will be maybe 50 of them traveling for an away game or 200 at home...
Don't talk to me about pride!
Terry Lee3 Terry Lee3 Member
21 messages
joined Jun 2007
#1378 ·
cosmichawk82 said:What exactly are you impressed by?
For them, the Los Angeles Dodgers are always some kind of holy event, and NFL fans are basically the gold standard for how a fan base should look..
They'll show up next week tooβ€”it'll be like 50 people on the road or maybe 200 at home...
Don't even get me started on "pride"!

Total madness, man. Just pure insanity...πŸ‘ πŸ™

All this is all we've been able to find online so far...β˜•

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boldtiger7 boldtiger7 Active Member
62 messages
joined Aug 2021
#1379 ·
A truly elegant display of choreographyπŸ‘
Samuel Morgan6 Samuel Morgan6 Member
49 messages
joined Oct 2013
#1380 ·
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jn6qY...layer_embedded

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