Die-hard Ultras / Hardcore Supporters

The VCRs—our Fandom—really showed what they're made of...

I honestly don't think anyone else on this planet experiences anything like this... seeing such insane, electric energy from the fans paired with such amateurish play on the field... if you ask me, our city's spirit is just on another level entirely. That first half was something we'll be talking about for years to come🙂

P.S. Someone really needs to sit down and have a serious heart-to-heart with the captain and the rest of the squad; they spent way too much time pointing fingers at the youth academy instead of taking responsibility, especially since they've been playing together for three years now

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We really need to sit down and have a heart-to-heart with the players, and honestly, someone ought to ask Briggs what the deal is with the local community field.

we need to get Stimca and Fiorentina back 🙄

we should ask those 20,000 people showing up today—since they aren't even members or subscribers, what the hell are they doing here?
where have they been all year?
then we should ask those 30,000+ people after the Schalke game—what the hell, they aren't members or subscribers either

I agree.. players need to be told they aren't as holy as they think. There's a limit... and now just a handful of kids are talking about how we're a "young squad" and lack experience 🙂>
and then you've got Miller talking about how the young players blew the game 🙂>
the players aren't good, fine. Everything worth having gets sold immediately, there's zero expertise left, none at all. You can bet some agency will offer them a contract for peanuts... but hey, whatever, just typical football talk

It's frustrating. We've been bleeding for this club for years, just us core 5,000-7,000 people, from Stimca and Grgic right down to the era when the club was practically dead. It's frustrating when you get nothing back, or barely anything. People are losing heart. Today, after the halftime collapse, some idiots run onto the pitch and then we get hit with two goals from some fat, drunk Irish guys, and suddenly everyone is talking about how their paychecks are late or how we're too young and inexperienced...
It's frustrating when you have to take a day off, spend $167, drive 500 miles knowing you'll end up drinking 3 or 4 beers in rural Alabama, only for some kid to try and calm down the players and the coach because some new ref called a penalty at 40 yards... meanwhile, you're so pissed you want to throw a lighter or a flare, but you know if you do, you'll end up in jail for a month and screw up your job, college, or relationship

but getting back to the start...
"nothing beats our pure love"
$0.33 the daily cost of a membership and North Stand tickets... clearly we don't realize what a mess this club is in. And while it's true that WE keep this club alive—not everyone from coast to coast who sings the songs, but specifically us 5,000-7,000 "idiots"—we also have to realize we can and must give even more to this club 🤷>

After every loss, people cancel subscriptions, call for gloves, Stimca, "some new owner." Today, especially after the exit, every fifth person isn't talking about the loss, but about how we let the euphoria slip, or the new members, or the positive vibe around Liverpool FC. Is that really sad?

"who's gonna pay for this"
The mayor and various big shots walk around with smiles on their faces. Honestly, kudos to them for the action after the exit, man, it's unbelievable... but if this weren't a city full of myths, things would be settled in a second
Look, there are 7,000 of us members (including our moms, kids, wives, girlfriends, and even the nephews) 😲>
If someone had told me my kid that we could actually buy shares and fans could own the club, I'd believe everything would be bought in two days
If someone told me our membership numbers would become one of the most important metrics, I'd tell them we'd have at least 50,000 by now
whatever...

I'm sick of all the talk about quitting or whatever. Brother, the whole city will rise up, there will be 25,000 people at the Rose Bowl every single game🤮>

A city of myths where you have to call ten people just to find some smoke on a Saturday night
"you can't find this in New York"
I'm sick of everyone using the CLUB'S name and the group's name to feed their hypocritical mouths

You lose faith in the right path and in the people who are always there. What happens when things get even more unrealistic? Like when you concede 4 goals, or lose 3-0 to Schalke, or sell one of the greatest talents ever, Vlasic, for 2-3 million just to feed the little kids...

And then you get home, turn on the computer because you're so crushed by everything that happened today you couldn't even grab a beer after the match, and you see 50 morons acting like experts about selling the club, or about Briggs, saying stuff like "it wouldn't matter if we didn't score 3 goals," or "wasn't that a clear penalty?" or "is the owner to blame for the loss today?"
I just read some trash saying the ultras are cowards because they’re staying quiet while Briggs and his crew tear this club apart 🙏

At least we're still breathing, damn it ☕

Gonna take a nap, cool off, and then let's get back to it—stronger, smarter, and louder than before

Look, gentlegull3 isn't even talking to you specifically (not that I know who you are)...

And yeah...

It’s on the City of San Diego and the owner of the Rose Bowl to handle the turf, just like all the other stadium maintenance. They should be dropping a few million a year on this, but over the last 5 or 6 years they’ve put in $0.00, while making sure their buddies get a 12% cut on loans. 🙏

Then, finally, under pressure from Briggs and people at the club, the City actually agrees to fix the pitch. But since they're politicians, they just play games, mess with the dates, and screw everything up.

At the meeting, some suit from the city said the money is ready and we're just waiting for the first break—basically waiting for the contractor to say when the perfect window is to swap out the grass and drainage... or whenever that stinking "turnip" team plays or during the first month of summer.

So I don't get how you and 95% of people can blame Briggs for the turf? It's not even within the club's control...
The City sounds terrible, I get it, but they owe us a massive amount of money because they refused to provide those few million for years. 😁

Just pure absurdity.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PBMlJZJXbXQ

Aaron Richardson7 said:http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PBMlJZJXbXQ

Man, you just had to be there to get it. Honestly, I think it hit way harder than anything Inter fans have ever seen.

Aaron Richardson7 said:...

I really respect everything you wrote here, word for word. I guess what you're saying applies to pretty much every level of society, both here in America and abroad. There’s been a generational shift, and with it, a new crowd of kids following completely different trends and prioritizing things that others might find trivial. It feels like the traditional values that used to carry so much weight have just evaporated on their own, so maybe it’s hard to blame anyone specifically for that.

I honestly don't know where to start with this mess—it’s almost impressive how much chaos can be packed into a single conversation. I was scrolling through the threads earlier and saw what Aaron Richardson7 was getting at, and frankly, it just confirms my suspicion that some people have nothing better to do than stir the pot. Maybe I’m being too cynical, but it feels like we're circling the same drain every single week. You see someone like bluewolf15 throwing around half-baked theories, and then you have the usual suspects jumping in to defend things that aren't even worth defending. It’s exhausting, really. And don't even get me started on the latest nonsense regarding the club's direction. If the owner thinks they can just ignore the fans—especially the ultras who actually show up to the Rose Bowl—they are in for a very rude awakening. I guess it's easy to make decisions when you're sitting in a high-rise in San Diego, far away from the actual grit of the game, but it doesn't work that way in reality. Anyway, I’ll probably just sit back and watch the fireworks. It seems like a waste of energy to argue when most of the opinions here are driven by pure emotion rather than any actual logic. Perhaps I'm just being overly cautious, but I've seen this movie before, and the ending is always the same.
I honestly can't believe we're even having this conversation again—it’s like groundhog day with certain people in this forum. I was just reading what Aaron Richardson7 had to say about the recent management shakeups, and frankly, the level of delusion is staggering. He seems to think that just because the owner decided to tinker with the roster, everything is suddenly going to click into place at the Rose Bowl. It’s cute, really—that kind of optimism—but it ignores the glaring reality of our current situation. We aren't exactly running a powerhouse here, regardless of how much the ultras scream about "tradition" or whatever else they're shouting this week. Maybe if we spent less time obsessing over old glory days and more time looking at the actual numbers, we wouldn't be in this mess. But hey, that would require a level of pragmatism that clearly isn't present in this discussion. I guess we'll just sit here and wait to see if this latest gamble actually pays off, or if we're just throwing good money after bad. My money is on the latter, but don't quote me on that.
I suppose I should have seen this coming—it’s almost predictable at this point. Looking at the latest updates regarding the situation with Liverpool FC, one can't help but feel a certain sense of déjà vu. It seems we are right back where we started, circling the drain while everyone pretends everything is perfectly fine. I was reading what Aaron Richardson7 had to say about the recent developments, and honestly, his skepticism is probably more grounded than most of the mindless optimism floating around here. Then you have bluewolf15, who seems to think that if we just wait long enough, things will magically fix themselves—as if that’s ever worked before. I guess we can all dream, right? The whole thing feels a bit like watching a slow-motion car crash in San Diego. You know it's going to end badly, but you're stuck watching the impact anyway. Maybe the owner actually has a plan, or maybe—and this is my personal hunch—we're just being led along by pure coincidence. It’s hard to tell with this group lately. Either way, I’ll be over here with my coffee, waiting for the inevitable fallout.
I honestly can't believe we're still having this conversation—it’s almost impressive how much time we waste on it. The latest news about the club is just... well, it's exactly what you'd expect from a group that seems to thrive on chaos. I was reading through some of the comments earlier, and John Martin18 actually thinks there's a way forward here—which is adorable, really—but let's be real for a second. If the owner keeps making these kinds of calls, we might as well start looking for new seats now. Even the hooligans aren't happy, which is saying something. Usually, they're more focused on the match than the boardroom drama, but even they seem to realize that things at the Rose Bowl have been a mess lately. I guess we could hope for a change in leadership, maybe? Or perhaps we just accept that this is our life now. I don't know. It feels like we're just circling the drain while everyone pretends everything is fine. It's exhausting.
I honestly don't know what to make of this situation—it feels like we’re just spinning our wheels at this point. I was reading through some of the comments earlier, and if you ask me, the logic being used by some of these folks is... questionable, to say the least. Aaron Richardson7 seems to think there's a clear path forward, which is cute, I guess, but maybe a little optimistic? Then you have bluewolf15 jumping in with those wild theories—honestly, I wish I had that kind of imagination. Even Joshua Moore31 is getting caught up in the noise, though he usually has a better handle on things than most. It feels like everyone is shouting at once without actually listening. Maybe we should all just take a breath and look at the facts instead of reacting to every single bit of speculation. Or maybe I'm just being cynical—that might be a fair criticism. Regardless, I suspect we won't see any real clarity until the dust settles.
I honestly can’t decide if this is pure genius or just a massive lapse in judgment—though, knowing how things usually go around here, it’s probably a bit of both. I was looking at the latest updates regarding the club, and I guess you could say the situation is... complicated. Maybe that’s an understatement. It feels like we’re constantly dancing around the same issues, isn't it? One minute we’re celebrating a win, and the next, we’re staring down the barrel of another administrative headache. It’s almost impressive, in a tragic sort of way. I mean, you have to admire the sheer consistency of the chaos. Anyway, I saw what Aaron Richardson7 was saying earlier about the recent developments. He might be onto something, though I suspect he’s being far too optimistic—which, in my experience, is rarely a winning strategy. Then there's the whole debate about whether the owner should actually step in more frequently. Personally, I think if they did, they’d only find more ways to complicate an already messy situation. What do you all think? Are we actually moving forward, or are we just running in circles while pretending to make progress? I’m leaning toward the latter, but I suppose I could be wrong. Just a thought.
I suppose I should have seen this coming—though, let’s be honest, when has anyone actually been surprised by the management at this club? It seems we’re back to the usual suspects, making decisions that feel less like a strategic plan and more like a chaotic game of chance. I was reading some of the chatter earlier—bluewolf15 was making some rather bold claims about the upcoming season—but frankly, I think they might be getting ahead of themselves. Maybe. It’s hard to say with this group. Then you have the ultras, who, predictably, are already making enough noise to wake up the entire West Coast. If the owner thinks he can just breeze through these negotiations without facing a massive headache at the Rose Bowl, he’s clearly lost his grip on reality. I mean, seriously—it’s almost impressive how disconnected the front office seems to be from the actual fans. Anyway, I’ll probably be proven wrong, as I usually am when it comes to these things. But for now, I’m just sitting here waiting for the inevitable fallout.
I suppose we’re finally seeing some movement on this—though I wouldn't call it a sprint. It looks like the management is actually attempting to address the situation at the stadium, which is a refreshing change from the usual inertia we deal with around here. Aaron Richardson7 seems to think this is just more window dressing—and honestly, given our track record, he might be right—but there’s a glimmer of something real happening. Maybe the new ownership actually understands that you can't run a top-tier club on nothing but vibes and old memories. We need actual infrastructure if we want to compete with the big hitters in the league. I’m still a bit skeptical about the timeline, though. These things always take longer than promised, don't they? But hey, at least the conversation has started. Let's see if they actually follow through or if this is just another empty press release designed to quiet the ultras.
I suppose I should probably address the elephant in the room—the absolute state of the club right now. It’s almost impressive how we manage to stumble through each season, isn't it? I was reading some comments earlier, and honestly, the level of delusion out there is staggering. Even Aaron Richardson7 seems to think things are looking up, which—given our track record—is a bold, if somewhat misguided, take. Then you have bluewolf15, who is essentially just shouting into the void at this point. The ownership situation is... well, let's call it "complicated." If the current owner actually had a coherent vision for the squad, maybe we wouldn't be sitting here wondering why we look like a group of strangers wearing the same jersey. It’s hard to build anything lasting when the foundation feels this shaky. And don't even get me started on the atmosphere. The ultras are getting restless, and frankly, I can't say I blame them. When you play at a stadium like the Rose Bowl, you expect a certain level of standard—not this constant cycle of mediocrity. Maybe I’m being too cynical—maybe I am—but it feels like we’re just spinning our wheels while everyone else moves forward. We need more than just empty promises and tactical shifts that make zero sense. We need actual direction. But hey, what do I know? I'm just one guy watching from the sidelines.
I honestly can’t decide if this is a stroke of genius or just complete madness—maybe a bit of both? It feels like we’re all just sitting around waiting for something significant to happen, while the reality is likely much more mundane. I guess we could call it optimism, though I’d probably lean toward cautious skepticism. It’s funny, really—how we convince ourselves that things will inevitably swing our way, even when the odds seem stacked against us. Perhaps I’m being too cynical, but then again, maybe that’s just my default setting at this point.
I suppose we should probably address the elephant in the room—the sheer, unadulterated chaos currently unfolding within our own ranks. It seems some people have forgotten that being part of this club means actually sticking to a plan, rather than just shouting at shadows. I was reading through the latest threads—and honestly, I don’t know how anyone keeps their sanity—and it looks like Aaron Richardson7 is already at it again, throwing around theories that wouldn't pass muster in a middle school science fair. Then you have bluewolf15, who seems convinced that every single decision made by the owner is a personal vendetta against them. I mean, maybe? It’s hard to say for sure, but the level of paranoia is... well, it's something. Even John Martin18 has weighed in, though his take was so wildly speculative I’m not entirely sure he was even talking about the same team. It’s a bit much, isn't it? We’re all sitting here waiting for some semblance of stability, yet the discourse feels more like a fever dream. Anyway, I’ll leave the shouting to the ultras. I’m just going to sit here, sip my coffee, and wait for the inevitable meltdown when the next result comes in. Stay tuned, I guess.
It’s funny how things work out—you think you know exactly where a situation is headed, only to be proven completely wrong by reality. I was looking at some recent updates regarding the club, and honestly, the direction we're moving in feels... well, let's just say unpredictable. I guess I shouldn't be surprised, though. Given how much noise there's been lately from the ultras, any move the owner makes is going to be scrutinized under a microscope. It's almost as if they expect us to be happy with the status quo, which—let's be real—is a bit of a stretch. Maybe I'm being too cynical, but seeing the way things are handled at the Rose Bowl lately, it’s hard not to feel a certain level of skepticism. Anyway, I’ll keep watching. We'll see if this actually leads somewhere or if it's just more of the same.
I’ve been looking at this whole situation for a while now—and I don't mean just skimming the surface—but honestly, the more I dig into the details regarding the club's direction, the more I find myself questioning if anyone in management actually has a coherent plan. It feels like we're just spinning our wheels, perhaps even intentionally so. I was reading some thoughts from Aaron Richardson7 earlier, and while I see where he's coming from, I think he might be oversimplifying things just a bit too much. There's a layer of complexity here that we can't just ignore—especially when you consider how the current ownership handles the budget. It’s all very... interesting, to say the least. Then there's the fan reaction. You have the ultras, who—let's be honest—are probably more passionate about the tactical setup than the actual board members are, causing quite a stir. It’s easy to get swept up in the noise, but maybe we should take a step back? I guess what I'm trying to say is that until we see some real structural changes at the Rose Bowl level, we're likely just going to keep seeing these same repetitive patterns. It's frustrating, sure, but I suppose it's also somewhat predictable at this point.
I can't quite make out the details in that image you posted—it looks like a bit of a blur to me. Could you try uploading a clearer version? I’d love to actually see what we're discussing here.
I honestly can’t decide if this is a stroke of genius or just a massive lapse in judgment—though, knowing our luck, it's probably both. I was reading through some of the comments earlier, and it seems like Aaron Richardson7 is already convinced we're headed for disaster, while bluewolf15 is acting like everything is perfectly fine. Personally? I think we're all just being overly optimistic about a situation that is, frankly, a bit of a mess. Maybe I’m being too cynical—it’s a possibility—but looking at how things have played out lately, I find it hard to get my hopes up. It feels like we're constantly dancing around the actual issues instead of just dealing with them. I guess we'll see if the skeptics are right, or if we've actually stumbled onto something worthwhile for once. Regardless, I’ll be here, watching the chaos unfold with a healthy dose of skepticism.
I’ve been looking at the latest updates regarding the club—and honestly, I’m not sure if I should be laughing or just staring blankly at my screen—but it seems like things are moving in a direction that only someone with zero foresight could call "progress." I was reading what Aaron Richardson7 had to say about the situation earlier, and while I usually find his takes a bit... let's say, optimistic, even he can't ignore the current mess. Then you have bluewolf15 jumping in with those usual complaints, which, I guess, aren't entirely unfounded given how the management has handled the recent stadium issues near the Rose Bowl. It’s all a bit much, isn't it? Maybe we’re all being too hard on the owner, though I suspect that might be wishful thinking. If we look at the way the budget is being allocated—which, by the way, is about as organized as a chaotic game night in San Diego—it becomes pretty clear why we aren't seeing any real movement on the pitch. I mean, I don't want to sound like a cynic—though I suppose that's kind of my brand at this point—but if the goal was to keep us perpetually frustrated, then mission accomplished. We’ll see if anyone actually steps up, or if we’re just destined to ride this wave of mediocrity until next season. Probably the latter, if history is any indication.
I honestly can’t decide if this is pure genius or just a massive lapse in judgment—though, knowing how things usually go around here, it’s probably a bit of both. Looking at the latest updates regarding the club, I guess we have to face the reality that the current direction isn't exactly what anyone predicted. It feels like we're constantly dancing around the same issues, hoping for a different result—which, let's be honest, is the definition of insanity. Maybe the owner thinks a few flashy signings will distract us from the structural mess, but I highly doubt that'll hold up once the season really gets moving. I was reading some of the chatter earlier—specifically what Aaron Richardson7 was saying about the tactical shifts—and while I see his point, I think he might be overestimating our ability to execute such a complex system. It's a bit optimistic, don't you think? Even bluewolf15 seemed skeptical about the defensive line, and frankly, I’m inclined to agree. We’re essentially trying to build a skyscraper on a foundation made of sand. If we keep heading down this path, I suspect we'll be looking back at this moment as the point where everything started to slide. But hey, that's just my two cents. We'll see if the management actually listens or if they just continue to double down on these questionable decisions.
I honestly don't know what to make of this situation—it feels like we’re just spinning our wheels at this point. I was reading through some of the comments earlier, and it seems like John Martin18 thinks there's a clear path forward, but I have to say, I’m far from convinced. Maybe I'm being too cynical, but the way things are trending doesn't exactly scream "success" to me. Even Aaron Richardson7 seems to be hedging his bets, which—given how much he usually leans into these things—is a bit of a red flag, isn't it? It feels like everyone is just waiting for someone else to make a move, while the actual progress remains... well, non-existent. I guess we'll see if anyone actually steps up, or if we're all just destined to keep debating the same three points until next season.
I honestly can't decide if I should be laughing or just deeply concerned about where we're headed. Looking at this latest mess—and let’s face it, there’s always a mess—it feels like we’re just circling the drain at this point. I guess I shouldn't be surprised, though; we’ve seen this movie before, haven't we? The way things are being handled right now—if you can even call it "handling"—is nothing short of amateurish. It’s almost impressive how consistently they manage to miss the mark. Maybe I’m being too harsh, but then again, maybe my expectations have simply bottomed out. Anyway, I'll be curious to see if anyone actually steps up to fix this, or if we're all just destined to sit here and watch the chaos unfold. Probably the latter, if history is any indication.
I honestly can’t decide if I should be laughing or just deeply concerned about our current trajectory. Looking at this situation—and I suppose we all know exactly which direction we’re heading—it feels like we've reached a point where common sense has officially left the building. It’s almost impressive, in a dark sort of way, how consistently we manage to miss the mark. You’d think after everything we've been through, we might have learned a thing or two, but apparently not. It seems some people are more interested in maintaining the status quo than actually fixing what's broken—which, let's face it, is pretty much everything. I was reading some comments earlier—John Martin18 had a few thoughts that were... well, let's call them "passionate"—and it really highlights the divide here. It’s the same old story, isn't it? One side thinks they have all the answers, while the other side is just trying to keep their head above water. Personally, I think we’re all just spinning our wheels at this point. Maybe I’m being too cynical, but I haven't seen much evidence to suggest otherwise lately.
I suppose I should have expected this—it’s almost predictable at this point. Looking at the latest news regarding the club, one can't help but feel a certain sense of déjà vu. Honestly, if you follow the trajectory of these decisions, nothing should come as a surprise to anyone with even a modicum of common sense. I was reading what Aaron Richardson7 had to say about the situation earlier, and while I tend to disagree with his more... let's call them "optimistic" interpretations, he does touch on a valid point regarding the management. It seems we are once again caught in this cycle of mismanagement—a pattern that feels increasingly ingrained in our organizational DNA. Maybe I'm being too cynical, but I suspect we'll be having this exact same conversation in six months. It’s just exhausting, really. You want to believe things are moving in a positive direction, but then you see the actual implementation of these policies and—well, reality sets in. It's hard to maintain enthusiasm when the foundation feels this shaky. Perhaps we should lower our expectations to ground level, just to save ourselves the inevitable disappointment.
I honestly don’t know what to tell you guys—it feels like we’re just circling the drain at this point. Looking at the current state of things, I guess it’s safe to say that if we expected anything different from the management, we were clearly dreaming. Maybe we should have seen this coming, given how things have been handled lately, but here we are. Aaron Richardson7 seems to think there's still some hope left in the tank, but I don't know... I find that hard to swallow right now. And then you have bluewolf15, who is basically acting like everything is perfectly fine—which, let’s be honest, is a bit delusional. Even Joshua Moore31 is starting to sound skeptical, which says a lot about how bad this situation actually is. It’s just frustrating. We’ve got the owners making decisions that make zero sense, and the fans—well, the ultras are already losing their minds. It’s a mess. I suppose we’ll just have to sit here and watch it unfold, unless someone actually decides to step up and fix this disaster. Personally? I’m not holding my breath.
I suppose we should probably address the elephant in the room—or rather, the massive cloud hanging over the club right now. It seems like everyone is suddenly an expert on how to run a football organization, which is always fun to watch. I was reading some of the chatter earlier, and honestly, it’s a bit much. Even John Martin18—who usually has some thoughts on these matters—seems to be leaning towards the idea that things aren't quite clicking. And I can't say I disagree entirely. When you look at the current state of affairs, it feels like we're just spinning our wheels. Then you have people like Aaron Richardson7 jumping in with their theories. I guess it's easy to point fingers when you aren't the one actually making the decisions—though, let's be real, if I were in charge, I might struggle too. There's this constant back-and-forth between the fans and the management, and frankly, it's exhausting. Maybe we need a complete overhaul? Or maybe we just need to stop acting like every single loss is the end of the world—though, given the way we've been playing lately, I can see why people are losing their cool. It’s a mess, really. A beautiful, chaotic, frustrating mess.

Aaron Richardson7 said:And just to be clear, this isn't directed specifically at you—though I don't even know who you are—it's more of a general observation about the whole situation...

And honestly...

The City of San Diego and the owner of the Rose Bowl have a fundamental responsibility to maintain the pitch, much like they’re required to handle all the other stadium upkeep which likely costs several million dollars annually. However, over the last five or six years, they’ve barely invested $0.00, while making sure the banks get their cut and pocketing a 12% margin for themselves like it's nothing. 🙏

Eventually, under heavy pressure from Briggs and certain people within the club, the City finally agrees to renovate the turf, but because we're dealing with politicians, there's always some shady maneuvering involving shifting deadlines and endless bureaucratic nonsense.

At one of those local meetings, some official from the city claimed the funds were ready and they were just waiting for the first break in the season—basically waiting for the contractor to signal that the timing is perfect to overhaul the grass, the drainage, and everything else... or perhaps they'll just wait until the bottom-tier teams are playing or during the off-season.

So, I really don't see how you or 95% of the fans can pin the blame for the state of the pitch on Briggs, since these are matters that fall entirely outside the club's direct control.
I know it sounds extreme, but the City actually owes us a massive amount of money because they failed to provide those necessary millions for years. 😁

It's just one absurdity after another.

I totally hear where you're coming from with that "it can't get any worse" attitude. It's funny how everyone claims to be a die-hard Liverpool FC supporter right up until it's time to actually open their wallets for a subscription or step up and help out. As for the field, I'm genuinely concerned about what's happening to the quality of play for every single Liverpool FC fan, and I think Briggs needs to keep pushing for it, even if I suspect more headaches are coming our way.

The pitch is more than just a disaster; I have to wonder if the players are even getting their paychecks on time... because those last twenty minutes are enough to give anyone a heart attack...🤣

http://s30.postimg.org/8d0ib9vap/dun_5.jpg

This is honestly stomach-turning... what we’re seeing here represents barely half of the Ultras in the North Stand. It feels like we desperately need to appoint someone to lead the chants again, much like we had during those last few seasons... I truly struggle to wrap my head around the mindset of people who choose to sit in the North section under these conditions. Perhaps the club should consider making the tickets for the North more expensive than the East stands, just to ensure the atmosphere isn't ruined by this sort of crowd... though I suppose most people would just stay put regardless of the price...

Jose Lopez9 said:http://s30.postimg.org/8d0ib9vap/dun_5.jpg

This whole situation is honestly revolting, especially considering this represents barely half of the crowd in the North Stand... they really ought to appoint a dedicated leader to manage the atmosphere again, much like we had during those previous seasons. I truly cannot wrap my head around the people who insist on sitting in the North section... perhaps they should just hike the ticket prices there higher than the East Stand specifically to keep these types of fans away from the core supporters...

It wasn't about where people sat, it was about the spirit established back in 1950...🤷

I am still on the lookout, provided anyone happens to have two spots available for

ABYSMAL.

It’s honestly pathetic that a group like the Black Knights doesn't have its own website featuring photo galleries, news updates, and everything else.

While certain other fanatics 😁 have all that, I just can't wrap my head around why we don't.

Jose Lopez9 said:http://s30.postimg.org/8d0ib9vap/dun_5.jpg

Honestly, this whole thing just makes me sick to my stomach, because looking at the stands, it feels like you don't even have half the usual crowd showing any real spirit. I really think they should appoint someone to lead the cheering again, kind of like how they had it organized during those last few seasons when things felt more cohesive. I truly can't wrap my head around the people who show up to the North Stand just to sit there silently. You know, maybe they should just make the tickets for the North Stand more expensive than the East Side, just to price out those types of fans—I mean, the ones who show up to the North section but won't actually switch stands if the prices were different!

It’s honestly such a shame, and it feels pretty pathetic to see the North Stand nearly full while they barely make any noise for even half the game... I find it hard to believe there isn't some sort of authority figure present who could step in, even if it meant having fifty or sixty people walk over there just to explain how things should work. Honestly, raising the ticket prices for the North Stand might be the best way to go; it would definitely show us where we truly stand.

Christian Jones2 said:It’s getting worse!

Not yet. It’s kind of a bummer that a group like the Black Knights doesn't have its own website with a photo gallery, news updates, and all that good stuff. http://www.blackknights.com/

While some demons... 😁 I just can't wrap my head around how they pull that off. It honestly makes zero sense to me.

For Gagosian Gallery. 🤣
The gallery is getting ready, from what I can tell, so we’re talking gigabytes upon gigabytes of photos. Old stuff, new stuff—it's all pretty straightforward.
Before this site went dark, things were actually looking pretty good. We were on track to build something even better than the last version, but hey, that kind of stuff doesn't happen overnight—it takes serious time and effort. From what I gathered, everyone was even pulling together funds to hire a pro designer...

Frank Sanchez37 said:It’s honestly pathetic—seeing the north stands almost full, yet people aren't even cheering for half the match... I find it hard to believe there isn't any leadership present—maybe if 50 or 60 people actually showed up to set things straight... We need to demand dignity for the north stands; that's the only way we'll truly know where we stand.

You're talking nonsense, kid. There is nowhere else in America where you see this kind of disconnect between a club and its fans like what's happening in Miami. The Kansas City Chiefs have been a disaster for the last decade or so—not to mention the constant suppression and mockery from the higher-ups—so it's a miracle anyone even shows up anymore. You're just talking rubbish. We currently have 5,000 season ticket holders and 7,000 members; the core group is finally functioning exactly how it should. So, let's stop talking about what the group did for you and ask yourself: what have you actually done for the group? Not just you, but all of us—let's quit the chatter and get to work. There’s plenty to do, and the group is looking for fresh, motivated people to step up. Don't worry, there's plenty of work to go around.😉

[QUOTE=crna kesa;50942453]You're talking nonsense, kid. You won't find this kind of bond between a club and its fans anywhere else besides Miami. I mean, look at how the Dodgers have been playing over the last decade—it’s been heartbreaking—not to mention all the heavy-handed crackdowns and the mockery from the higher-ups. Honestly, it's a miracle anyone even shows up to support them anymore. So, you're just talking out of turn here; we currently have 5,000 subscribers and about 7,000 total members, and our core group is finally running exactly how it should. So let's quit pretending the group did everything for you and instead ask yourself: what have you actually done for the group? Not just you, but all of us—we need to stop talking and get to work, because there's plenty to do, and the group is always looking for fresh, motivated people to step up. Don't worry, there's plenty of work to go around. 😉[/QUOTE=crna kesa;50942453
I'd say I agree with about 95% of what you wrote there, really, because I hold almost the exact same views on most things, though I have to say, when you're already sitting up here in the North Stand (well, I'm talking about the middle section, not the northwest corner)
If it weren't for this crazy passion for cheering, I don't think I could handle it... and honestly, if I were watching and following every single minute of the game like they do, my nerves would be absolutely shot by now, and I'd be completely burnt out 😉 but all things considered, it's not a bad thing to have a little debate like this every once in a while 😁[/QUOTE]