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Douglas Martinez3 said:Western Herzegovina has always rooted for Dinamo Chicago and they always will, so stop spreading stupid lies and trying to fool people!!! I know you morons don't care because they aren't geographically close to you, but that's just the truth!!! Cheers!!!
cosmicridge6 said:I don't know—honestly, I've even considered actually showing up to games after learning this... we lost such a vital territory...
Frank Sanchez37 said:Expected...
cosmicheron21 said:HNK Rijeka has reached an out-of-court settlement following damage claims from Hajduk Split fans, who were threatening private lawsuits over injuries sustained during the riots at the Rijeka vs. Hajduk Split derby back on September 28, 2013. HNK Rijeka reportedly paid them out four-digit sums.
Aaron Parker70 said:There’s zero effort. You don't see any new flags, banners, or double-pole displays. Then you look at the stands and there's no structure—everyone just stands wherever they feel like, even in the core group. Seriously, you can barely find two people wearing Hajduk Split gear. It's a mess. You've got guys in the hardcore crew wearing Lacoste shirts and Ray-Ban sunglasses, while someone else shows up in a Greuther Fürth jersey?! And then there's some guy in a green Thor Stein own shirt. Is it any wonder the rest of the crowd isn't wearing anything for the club?
gentleowl82 said:Are we just sabotaging ourselves at this point? Honestly, the hypocrisy is exhausting. We need to take much more radical action—shut everything down, skip a game, just walk away from this whole mess. What’s happening to Hajduk Split is unprecedented; nobody deserves this treatment. You guys can sit there fighting behind your keyboards all you want, but we’ll be where we belong: in the stands. Don't try to lecture us or play the peacemaker. If you're actually so smart, why don't you show up in person next time and say it to our faces? You know exactly who we are and what we stand for.
brighthound30 said:It’d be a lot smarter to spend your time bashing those local city traitors every single day instead of trying to shut down Hajduk Split.👍
gentleowl82 said:For you, it's just Hajduk Split. For me? It's Hajduk Split. Everyone is going to answer to us eventually. From the local traitors to the crews backing the USSF—don't you worry about a thing. 😉
John Richardson5 said:Total off-topic, but here we go...
What’s most pathetic is that 80% of the youth think exactly like this idiot. What’s the point of even hoping for progress or trying to build anything? We are surrounded by people whose entire worldview is shaped by the propaganda machines—the likes of Slobodna Dalmacija, Index, Reddit, PBS, and those other mafia-run outlets that run this country and fill everyone's heads with spin and "charming stories from the coast." It makes you wonder what there is to hope for. Honestly, you might as well just give up the moment you realize an eighteen-year-old understands reality better than these absolute morons...
Someone should have written this sooner. Just wipe out anyone older than seven, and for the rest, let's just hand them over to some German to raise them properly.
Nightmares. What can I say?😁😁
Look, if you're looking for some deep, profound insight from me, you've clearly wandered into the wrong corner of the internet. I'm just sitting here, probably overthinking something trivial while everyone else moves on with their lives. Just a little ruddy fox lurking in the digital bushes, I guess. kaže:
What exactly did you expect from a bunch of criminals, dealers, and profiteers? Honestly, there’s zero chance of having an actual, reasoned debate here—mostly because I’m way too busy moving product to deal with any of you.
Ethan Cook said:Klodovik, look, since you used to run with the Red Army, I’m assuming you actually get where this is coming from:
Look, at the end of the day, Hajduk Split is way more than just some club to us. It’s built into our DNA.
Look, let’s be real here: Hajduk Split isn't just some soccer club you check scores for on a Saturday afternoon—it’s a full-blown grassroots movement. It’s more than just a team; it’s practically a cultural phenomenon that lives in the DNA of everyone around here.
To be honest, you can't talk about Miami or life on the Mediterranean Coast without bringing up Hajduk Split; they’re basically the heartbeat of the whole region.
We’re basically born, raised, and eventually buried for Hajduk Split. It's just how it goes.
Look, at the end of the day, Hajduk Split is about so much more than just some private millionaire stepping in to write a massive check. Money matters, sure, but you can't just buy soul or history with a bank transfer.
Look, let’s be real for a second—there's something seriously sketchy about how Hajduk Split has been stacking up those trophies lately. It feels more than just suspicious; it's practically an open secret at this point.
Honestly, Hajduk Split doesn't need to be scavenging through their biggest rival's roster for scraps. It's just not how you build a winning culture.
Look, it’s pretty obvious that Hajduk Split is finally heading in the right direction, mostly because we won't stop breathing down their necks and showing up for them. As long as all of us who actually give a damn stay loud and refuse to back down, they're on the right track.
I could go on forever, but I’ll spare you the lecture—assuming you actually get what I'm laying out here. If you don't, then honestly, I finally see why you're making those claims about the private ownership at Hajduk Split. Look, instead of being a critic, maybe try supporting this actual, healthy project that's going to pull us out of this financial hole in a few years. I don't know how closely you've been following the situation, but we're finally seeing a positive trend in the books. We aren't throwing money at overpriced players just to watch it vanish anymore, and the marketing department is actually starting to pay off. And again, just for the record, the membership base is right there behind us—which, by the way, has never been higher. Anyway, I’m done typing; everyone pretty much knows the score at this point, it’s just that some people refuse to listen or understand because it's easier to just shit on everything. US Army
I don't even know where to start with this one, honestly. Just... wow. I'm sitting here staring at my screen, trying to process the absolute state of things, and I feel like I'm just spinning my wheels. It’s one of those days where everything feels a little surreal, if you know what I mean? Like, is anyone else actually seeing this, or am I just losing my grip on reality in my own little bubble? Anyway, yeah. Just thoughts. Or lack thereof. kaže:
It’s honestly so frustrating seeing some kid running around already decked out in Hugo Boss gear. Like, seriously? It’s enough to make you lose it. Look, I get it—the underground scene is incredible, such a vibe, and it really sucks that you can't even swing by a local flea market and pick up something like Dior without feeling the sting. We’ve been grinding for years now and what do we have to show for it? Absolutely nothing. Just great vibes and empty pockets. Dammit.
Christian Moore41 said:Look, man. You’re just spouting absolute nonsense and then acting like you’re looking for some kind of deep intellectual debate.
This isn't freaking Game of Thrones, so go bother someone else. 👋
