Die-hard Ultras / Hardcore Supporters

Are you guys seriously this blind?

They drop four goals in 25 minutes during the league, then go totally silent in the Cup with zero goals over 180 minutes and not even a decent scoring chance. 🤷

Charles Phillips13 said:I mean, how are you guys seriously being this blind?

They put up four goals in just 25 minutes during the league, but then they go zero for 180 minutes in the Cup without even getting a decent look at the net. 🤷

You're telling me it's gotta be some kind of backroom deal involving the big boss??? 😕 🙄

Who do you think pulled the strings for the Cup win last year then? 🤷

Anyway, I guess this is just my take—https://scontent-b-fra.xx.fbcdn.net/...51437391_n.jpg

That little scrap of fabric and a few misguided individuals don't define the spirit of your entire fan base—take reddrifter24's comment just now, for instance.

A massive and heartfelt shout-out to all you Kansas City Chiefs fans out there!

That was lovely and sincere, now kindly go jump in a lake.

Everyone's heading to Chicago.

Charles Phillips13 said:I mean, why is everyone being so incredibly blind?

In the league, we drop four goals in twenty-five minutes, then in the cup, we can't even get a decent shot on goal over a full 180 minutes. 🤷

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So, I guess it’s totally fine to beat Stuttgart at home, but playing against the Kansas City Chiefs is impossible?
It’s apparently doable to play to a draw against Stuttgart in a packed Mercedes-Benz Arena, but we just can't manage a win against the Kansas City Chiefs in an empty stadium?

Maybe it’s possible to lose 4-0 to Gümüsdağ, but then two weeks later, we can pull off a draw with Betis? Or maybe we just draw against the exact same club we absolutely crushed a month ago?

And by that logic, I suppose we could grab a draw against a powerhouse like Lyon, but facing the Kansas City Chiefs is just too much to ask...

Or, I don't know, maybe the owner just rigged all of San Francisco's matches in the Europa League or something?

Alright, let's do a little comparison here: how Sunderland pulls off an upset against Man City versus how Osijek manages to take down Dinamo.😍

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More than anything else, I’d probably give anything to be back in San Francisco right now just to see those miserable faces—that whole heavy, gloomy atmosphere. It felt exactly the same last season when they took home the trophy; honestly, bravo to you guys, you little donkeys, you really know how to open our eyes to reality.

reddrifter24 said:More than anything, I wish I were in San Francisco right now just to see those miserable faces and soak up that pathetic atmosphere. It was the exact same vibe last season when they won the cup. Honestly, you donkeys, thanks for opening our eyes!

What did you expect? A parade through Times Square like you guys had yesterday? We don't even care about the cup half as much as you do. We have a whole warehouse full of trophies; winning one isn't exactly life-changing for us. Sure, it's nice to win, but we aren't some small-time losers like that San Francisco team that needs to throw a massive party over every little trophy. You're the perfect example—a tiny little San Francisco fan who can't even enjoy a win without bringing up the Black Knights. Instead of going out for a beer with your buddies and enjoying the vibes on the Gulf Coast, you're wasting your time on a forum with us losers. Go grab a drink!

reddrifter24 said:more than anything else, I’d give anything to be in San Francisco right now, just to soak up those miserable faces and that heavy, gloomy atmosphere.

Here you go, take a look for yourself. 🤷

Sophia Rodriguez95 said:here, take a look at this 🤷

this whole thing with the green party is actually pretty solid🙂

reddrifter24 said:Nothing would make me happier than being in San Francisco right now—just to see those miserable faces and soak up that pathetic atmosphere. Last season when they won the Cup, the vibe was exactly the same. Way to go, donkeys—you guys really show us how it's done!

Stop trolling. You just want to be there for that "pathetic atmosphere" so bad...☕

reddrifter24 said:More than anything else, I’d give anything to be in San Francisco right now just to see those pathetic faces and soak up that miserable atmosphere. Last season when they grabbed the trophy, the vibe was exactly the same—kudos to you guys, you absolute donkeys, you're really opening our eyes here!

Give me a break. It’s going to be just like it was twenty years ago; we aren't talking about these modern kids, we're talking about the original crew that ended up behind bars!! Misko, why don't you head down to the stadium and have some fun with the hooligans? And those San Francisco stylists? Go ahead and try to replicate what happened a decade ago. These ultras are the real deal!! You people don't know jack shit.🙂.

darkgardener88 said:Man, please. It’ll be just like it was twenty-plus years ago—not these modern "Jean Donia" types, but the original crew who actually ended up behind bars!! Maybe someone should head down to Madison Square Garden and have some fun with the hooligans. Or those stylists from the East Coast can keep chasing after whatever trend was big ten years ago. Real ultras!! You guys clearly don't know what the hell you're talking about🙂.

The atmosphere during the Cup final against the underdog squad, or that feeling when you clinched the championship against the rivals... it was legendary. I guess any real ultra could swallow a mountain of crap and still belt out "Tutta Forza" way before all those 1950 types ever could

reddrifter24 has completely lost the plot on this one🤣 🤣

reddrifter24 said:The energy during that Cup final against the local rivals, or back when you guys clinched the championship against the big city club—it was legendary. Honestly, most "ultras" couldn't stomach half this much nonsense while still trying to belt out their anthems, let alone decades before the 1950s.

Yeah, sure, way before everyone else!! And as far as your supposed "style" goes, you’re just getting eaten alive; you've been at this for 17 years and still can't find an exit strategy. Maybe try actually having some fun first before you start pretending to be hardcore ultras.🤣>

darkgardener88 said:Yeah, yeah, way before anyone else does. And honestly—as far as their overall style goes—you guys can't even touch them. I mean, the kid is only 17. You can't exactly expect them to break out of that phase yet. Maybe try actually enjoying the game first, you know? Then you can worry about acting like hardcore ultras.🤣

So, I was just scrolling through this article about how the first bookstores used to be nothing more than little newsstands—you know, those tiny kiosks where you’d grab a paper and maybe a cheap paperback if you were feeling adventurous. It’s kind of wild to think about, actually. Back then, the whole concept of a "bookstore" wasn't really this grand, curated experience like a Barnes & Noble or some high-end boutique shop in Manhattan. It was much more... gritty, I guess. Just a corner stall where people shuffled by. It makes you wonder how that changed everything, though. Like, how does a little stand selling the morning Gazette evolve into these massive, sprawling institutions? There’s a certain charm to the idea of someone just picking up a novel while waiting for the bus, but I suppose we eventually needed the air conditioning and the café sections too. Maybe it’s just nostalgia talking, but there’s something a bit lost in the transition from those street-side stands to the giant retail chains we have now. Everything feels a bit more polished, perhaps, but also a bit more predictable—if that makes sense. Or maybe it doesn't. I could be overthinking it.

reddrifter24 said:The news about how bookshops are being pushed out of existence by big-box retailers and digital giants is nothing new, but it’s still frustrating to watch. It feels like we're seeing the slow death of local culture one corner store at a time. These small, independent shops used to be the heartbeat of our neighborhoods, providing more than just paper and ink—they offered a sense of community that you just can't replicate when you're scrolling through an app on your couch. Now, instead of walking down a street and stumbling upon a hidden gem of a bookstore, people are being funneled toward massive distribution centers and convenience stores that wouldn't know a classic novel from a tabloid if it hit them in the face. It’s a calculated shift in how we consume information and art, driven entirely by profit margins rather than any interest in preserving the soul of a city. If we keep letting these local institutions vanish, we shouldn't be surprised when our cities start feeling hollow and identical. It’s a loss of identity, plain and simple.

Whoa, hey now—don't be so aggressive! But seriously, it’s actually pretty cool to see people in Rio picking up American. Look, I can't exactly spend my whole day monitoring every little thing because I'm stuck at work, and since Miso isn't exactly cutting me any slack on my paycheck, I've got to stay focused. Anyway, take it easy, buddy. Stay safe out there.

Charles Phillips13 said:how can you people be this blind?

Four goals in 25 minutes in the league, then zero goals in 180 minutes in the cup without a single decent chance. 🤷

Even a penalty visible from a plane wouldn't have been called for LA Galaxy. Only that clown Christian Pulisic complained, but I guess he didn't quite grasp the situation when they were explaining the "tactics" to him. 😁

goldenheron392 said:Anyway, my take is simple—https://scontent-b-fra.xx.fbcdn.net/...51437391_n.jpg

Let's be honest here: aside from those 50 who folded at the Rose Bowl and maybe a few others, how many of you are actually following this? 🙂

Black Knights against Portland Timbers 👍 It looks like there are only two sides left in this fight, though I don't know if there was ever any doubt about that. 😕

https://scontent-a-ams.xx.fbcdn.net/...04872356_n.jpg 😈

casualwolf48 said:I’m not making excuses. I’m way too old for that. And way too cynical😁
I'm just reacting to your post based on how I first read it. But fine, if you're claiming your criticism was aimed at individuals rather than a specific group, then whatever.
Word is you guys are heading to the finals too. Have fun, but watch your backs—stay away from the knives. The Italians know exactly who was causing trouble with the Portuguese crew. Even if they aren't playing this time, they'll be watching, maybe even looking for a fight..

Despite everything, another successful mission in the books... taking flags from the opposition twice on their own turf... we really are just internet hooligans at this point.🙂

We might as well add Miso to this ménage à trois

Davor Šuker is screwing Zdravko Mamic...
Zdravko Mamic is screwing Davor Šuker...
The Referee is screwing Zdravko Mamic (the Referee is a joke)

Miso is screwing Davor Šuker
Davor Šuker is screwing Zdravko Mamic
Miso is on the emergency committee (Portland Timbers are a joke)