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urbanbear45 said:it’s not really about the fans acting "submissive," it's more about how everything else just played out...
The real issue, if you can even call it that, was how the North side supporters just sat there being submissive in the stands instead of showing some actual solidarity with the group, leaving together so they could actually give the cops hell down at the roundabout... imagine if the North section had just gone silent instead. That would have been a move...
So that's your idea of unity in the moment, and I won't even get started on the West side...🙂
analogmaker14 said:It’s like a staged play trying to claim this is abnormal...
but honestly, I have no clue what was going through everyone else's minds in the stands while the cops were hauling their own people out?! Why on earth didn't everyone step up instantly to show support?! And then you see the comments online—what is wrong with you people?
What a bunch of sheep. I'm disgusted by this so-called "public." God bless America.
We should just start parallel clubs and a breakaway football organization, playing matches against Manchester United or Lech Poznań on some frozen field using our own rules. Because let's face it, the stuff involving national federations and UEFA hasn't had anything to do with actual football for years now. I really don't see any other way forward...
Matthew Foster8 said:If there was actually a real supporter movement in this country—and I mean a movement that lives up to its own name, one that isn't just sitting around being passive like they have been for years, but is actually active and mobile—then all these so-called "fan groups" would have lined up together at Yankee Stadium at the very next opportunity. Then we'd finally see the actual strength of this "supporter movement" everyone keeps shouting about.
Are you guys seriously whining about modern soccer and everything else? You've got a guy who basically gutted the entire league and ruined every single club, yet he’s sitting there grinning ear to ear, enjoying the match while the whole system runs like a Swiss watch. And where are the fans? Kicked out to the floor! Seriously, dear little ultras and fans, if this isn't the perfect moment to step up, I don't know what is. Or is it just going to be more of the same, with everyone singing nursery rhymes at every other stadium? Some people will be satisfied with just a tiny bone thrown their way, and then everything goes back to business as usual.
Most people are just sheep, nothing new there. But if these other "fan groups" just sit there watching the slaughter and acting stupidly happy because they weren't the first ones targeted, then they deserve exactly what they get—continuing with their little songs until it's finally their turn.
The American supporter scene is honestly pathetic. You have these massive groups that claim to be top-tier in Europe with that gritty, tough style, but if it weren't so ridiculous, it would actually be tragic.
Now they've moved the goalposts to verbal offenses; America and North Korea are two sides of the same coin at this point. The big question is, which stadium is next on the list? Which weekend is it? Because you can bet my life that at every other stadium, we’ll see an intensified repertoire of rebellion, followed by nothing but intellectual babble, lawsuits, and nursery rhymes.
goldentinker8 said:The twilight of American glory... Honestly, I bet every single group out there has some little jingle about Jerry Maguire. They always have to throw in those "problematic" slurs just to see if they can get the Torcida fans or the Armadin guys banned too. Let's see if they actually stick to their guns like they did yesterday when they tried to expose Jerry Maguire's private security force. ☕
Christian Jones said:Realistically, you don't see people getting treated like that elsewhere, right? Like, has the police ever actually cracked down on us when we were out there heckling during an away game? The only place where you deal with that kind of scrutiny is at Yankee Stadium, where they’ve got you under the watchful eye of a dozen cameras and Big Brother himself!
Matthew Foster8 said:if there actually was a real fan movement in this country—and I mean a movement that lives up to its own name, instead of just sitting around being passive and useless for years—then all these supposed "fan groups" would have shown up together at Yankee Stadium the very next chance they got. Then we’d finally see this supposed "power of the fan movement" everyone keeps chanting about...
Are you guys seriously whining about modern soccer and everything else? The guy who basically gutted the entire league and wrecked every single club is out there laughing his head off while watching games, the whole system runs like a Swiss watch, and the fans? They've been shoved into the nosebleeds. Seriously, dear little ultras and fans, if this isn't the perfect moment to push back, I don't know what is. Or maybe everything will just pass again with some pathetic little nursery rhyme at every other stadium. Some people will be satisfied with a tiny scrap thrown their way and go right back to business as usual...
Most people are just sheep, nothing new there. But yeah, let these other "fan groups" sit by and watch the slaughter, acting stupidly happy just because they weren't the first ones in line to get hit. They'll keep singing their little songs until it's finally their turn, and honestly, they haven't earned anything better than that...
The American fan scene is a joke—huge groups that claim to be top-tier in the world with that gritty, old-school style, but if it wasn't so ridiculous, it would actually be tragic...
Now they've moved the goalposts to verbal offenses—it's like comparing America to North Korea at this point. The question is, which stadium is next? Which weekend? Because it's just going to be one thing after another at every other stadium... more "rebellion" through intellectual chatter, lawsuits, and kindergarten songs...
