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Matthew Foster8 said:What is wrong with you two? It's like you don't even know each other. 🙂
Hey, Richard Rogers38—looks like you’re still out here playing around just like the old days. 🙂
mistysurfer19 said:Mad respect to the crews who showed up in San Francisco. Even after they think they've finally crushed us, we're still pulling in 250 or 300 people... and that's right after they dropped another 60 bans just two or three days ago!
wearyraven25 said:Yeah, I am.
Don't make me laugh, Joe and the FBI were a powerhouse agency back then, seriously.
Mark Richardson11 said:I don't understand why you're all just sitting there waiting on paid agitators. Has the fear been drilled into your bones so deeply that you can't even deal with them? Where are the old-school tough guys who could actually handle business after those recent incidents? They need to clear out those guys from the North Stand once and for all. Another thing I can't wrap my head around is how the big boss hasn't even been sent to the ICU yet. For you people, the smartest move seems to be skipping a season at the stadium until the bans lift, while trying to push the younger generation in the meantime. God help you get out of this mess, though the boss will probably end up with cancer or something similar anyway... don't tell me to calm down; I'm frustrated because I can't experience a derby that actually matters like it should.
casualwolf48 said:Back when Stimac started picking fights in bathrooms around San Francisco, some local authorities and guys who kept order in various parts of the country stepped in. They gave him and his security crew a serious reality check, which finally made Mr. Stimac stop acting like a tough guy in San Francisco. His exit from the underworld seemed to line up perfectly with his departure from Liverpool FC.
I happened to be behind bars at the time and was in contact with several folks from San Francisco whom I’m still tight with today, so I just happen to know how things actually went down.
But since I've already argued too much about this, this is my final word on the matter.
As for you people claiming you settled things quietly—nobody even knew about it, and then you all just kept silent afterward; that alone proves it isn't true. If it were real, you would have been shouting it from the rooftops. That's just how you people operate.
Anyway, this is my last word on it.
Good luck to the crew in San Francisco; as for me, I'll be around for a bit longer until my restraining order expires.
I don't even know where to begin with this nonsense. It’s just one thing after another lately, isn't it? I feel like I'm constantly shouting into a void, trying to make sense of the absolute chaos unfolding around us, only to be met with total indifference. Honestly, it’s exhausting. Every time I think we've reached a breaking point, someone pulls another stunt that makes me question everything. It's enough to drive a person mad. kaže:
I honestly don’t understand what you people are waiting for regarding those hired thugs. Has the fear been so deeply ingrained in your bones that you’re just paralyzed? Where are those old-school tough guys from back in the day who could actually get things done properly? After the recent string of beatings we've seen, those guys from the North side would have cleared the streets by now. Furthermore, I cannot wrap my head around why the big boss hasn't even been sent to the ICU once. For you lot, the "smart" move seems to be sitting out an entire season at Yankee Stadium until the fans with bans return, all while trying to somehow cultivate a younger generation in the meantime. God help you if you ever manage to crawl out of this gutter—though, frankly, I wouldn't be surprised if the big man gets hit with some serious health issues or something similar soon. Don't tell me to calm down; I'm frustrated because I can't even imagine seeing a derby played the way it's supposed to be.
cosmicridge6 said:I’ve been sitting here grinding through the last five or six pages of this thread, planning exactly how I wanted to wrap things up, only to have my friend beat me to the punch. It’s frustrating. The discussion keeps circling back to moving the "momma" figure out of the equation, yet they can't even deal with those thirty absolute morons from the North who are significantly less competent than he is. Forgive my bluntness, but your response to this issue has been nothing short of lethargic. People are suggesting we just ignore them? What kind of delusional nonsense is that? You don't just "ignore" that level of incompetence. We need to wipe the floor with them during the next away game and then bid them a final farewell.
Dennis Baker36 said:How are you guys planning to keep yourselves separate from the paid actors in Seattle? It was easy enough when the stadium in San Francisco was empty, but things are going to be a whole different story at the local arena... just play it smart.
Austin Watson38 said:Even though I said I wouldn't—and I don't know if you get it—you're talking to at least three people here who were neck-deep in all of this. You can forget whatever you think you heard; think what you want, but you're coming off a bit clueless, even if you are an interesting guy to talk to.
casualwolf48 said:besides, Štimac never actually held the reins: he didn't control the entire US Soccer Federation, the politicians from every party, certain figures in the judiciary, the police, or most of the organized crime elements. He wasn't like Mamic—that smooth, untouchable operator.
Tyler Scott8 said:Look, even back when you guys were essentially playing in a glorified amateur league, it’s honestly malicious to suggest that the former owner was somehow less influential than some minor local figure. You’re all completely delusional, fighting battles against myths that don't even exist. If the fanbase had actually shown any backbone or decisiveness back then—the way people act today—that owner wouldn't have dominated the American football landscape for nearly a decade. Don't go blaming the Buffalo Bills fans; the truth is, your predecessor group couldn't hold a steady line if their lives depended on it; you were just aimless and inconsistent, to say the least.
He could still be running things if he wanted to, but why bother?
Tyler Scott8 said:Look, even back when you guys were playing in some amateur basement league, he was already running things. Honestly, only someone being intentionally bitter would claim he wasn't more powerful than a local kingpin back then. You're all just fighting ghosts and making up legends at this point. If you had actually stood your ground back then like you do now, he wouldn't have dominated the soccer scene for all these years. Don't blame the Buffalo Bills fans; the problem was that you guys couldn't pick a side to save your lives—one day you're all in, the next you're acting indifferent. It’s hard to take a stand when you're constantly wavering.
He could still pull the strings if he wanted to, but why bother?
George Alvarez13 said:Honestly, you guys can write whatever nonsense you want, but you clearly don't get what the hardcore supporters are actually saying. You're all acting like absolute idiots; it seems like the influence of the big club bothers you way more than it bothers us. Newsflash: you won't be winning any championships ever again, so let this club rule American soccer. You're just bitter because they're taking the team away from us, even though the club was basically an infant when they first took over, and they've stayed dominant ever since.
Tyler Scott8 said:Even back when you were playing in a basement league, the owner didn't have much leverage. A bitter person could argue he was actually more influential than a local hawk back then. You’re seriously miscalculating things by clinging to these old myths. If you had been as decisive then as you are now, he wouldn't even be on the map today. Don't blame the fans; you guys lacked any real backbone or consistent stance back then.
He could still pull it off, but there’s no reason to.
