Die-hard Ultras / Hardcore Supporters

Edward Hall73 said:The choreographer definitely knows her stuff, but man, that fence... just like the guy mentioned above, it’s honestly pretty pathetic. There's zero creativity, no real play with colors—you know, those warm versus cool tones—and nothing to make the whole setup look sharp. It's even obvious that the banners aren't exactly kept clean or well-maintained. I guess maybe everyone is still stuck thinking about that one big wedding celebration, because the fence looks totally uninspired and cheap. You'd expect way more from a company that's been around since 1950...

Respectfully, the fan guru, Flip!

Yeah, I'm with you on that. At least we won't have things falling apart left and right now, I guess. That fence stretches out for quite a few yards, but the impact is tiny. Honestly, if there were enough people who could actually help carry some banners, maybe we could put together something specifically for the Black Knights to show some real support... like, maybe something for Mark Azapović or something similar, like what was suggested earlier. But hey, whatever, it'll probably get better eventually.👍

Douglas Barnes15 said:That’s exactly my point, 😁

Zero points this season, and don't even get me started on those dangerous pyrotechnics being tossed around—honestly, man, the Black Knights are just falling apart. 😵😍

With every single new post you make, you really just prove how much of an insecure little keyboard warrior you actually are.

Ronald Hayes4 said:With every single new post you make, aren't you just proving that you're nothing more than some little guy with a massive chip on his shoulder, hiding behind a keyboard?

Because he didn't say anything stupid at all...

Aaron Parker70 said:well, he didn't actually say anything foolish here....

Fine, but his opinion is just as irrelevant as yours—this whole idea that everyone is just a poser and you can't even find two team jerseys in the stands.😵>

Edward Hall73 said:The choreographer definitely showed up, I guess, but the fence setup—like that guy mentioned earlier—is honestly pathetic. There’s zero imagination here, no real color play, nothing to make it look sharp. You can even tell the banners aren't being kept clean. It feels like everyone is still distracted by that one massive wedding everyone talked about, leaving the decor looking cheap and lazy. Honestly, you'd expect more from a company that's been around since 1950...

Respectfully, your resident fan guru, Flip!

Wait, is this for real? Colors don't match, the banners are filthy, and the whole thing just looks weak.

Application denied, and now the stadium is empty.

In my estimation, the absolute pinnacle of fan culture is nothing more than standing around debating the color of the stadium fence 🤣

Oh, certainly—it really needs a fresh coat of paint 😁

Benjamin Cruz29 said:Hold on, is this some kind of joke? Complaining because the colors don't match or the banners aren't clean enough? Give me a break.

Yeah, I don't know if there's anything more ridiculous than seeing guys sitting front row wearing bright pink shirts.🤦:klap:

Douglas Barnes15 said:Man, I’m not sure if there’s anything more ridiculous than seeing a front row full of guys decked out in bright pink shirts.🤦:klap:

Honestly, the level of insecurity you're projecting here is almost impressive. Good luck with that.🙏

Douglas Barnes15 said:Man, I don't know if there’s anything more ridiculous than seeing a bunch of guys standing right in the front row wearing bright pink shirts 🤦:klap:

You're pretty cute with those little provocations using such surface-level American slang 😍

ruggedscout18 said:The funding was denied, leaving the team to play in an empty stadium.

Honestly, that outcome wasn't exactly a shocker.

Douglas Barnes15 said:http://s30.postimg.org/9y59ol4pt/kop_8.jpg[/url]

Man, those pathetic fences... what were you guys even looking at?

Look, we aren't some amateur crew where people just haul three or four massive banners in a single van—there are actually rules to follow here.😉

Yeah, okay, the fencing looks a bit rough, but what was I supposed to do—bring everything out back in 1950, or should the Chicago Blackhawks fans have just rolled into Columbus with a full setup? The Chicago Blackhawks fans have these specific banners designed primarily for their home stadium where the stands are huge, and there's no way you can just lug all those main banners into Columbus. Plus, the local neighborhood flags are all different colors and sizes, so you can't just line them up perfectly like a textbook.
The stands look solid, the energy is great, and honestly, there’s nothing else to say about it.

Pinball hero, not a criminal.🤣 😁

Jonathan Lewis3 said:We aren't some amateur bunch where people show up in a van lugging three or four banners for us. There are actually rules to follow... 😉

A storyteller and who might you be... 😁

Regarding the layout of the fence in Columbus—the only thing that truly baffles me is why the group responsible for organizing the choreography and leading the chants didn't put up their own banners.

Shout out to the guys staying quiet, keeping their heads down, and just laughing at these ridiculous debates! 🎉

Brandon Barrett38 said:Regarding the fence setup in Columbus—the one thing that really baffles me is why the crew organizing the choreography and leading the chants didn't put up their own banners.

A group like the NFL Ultras exists solely to bring pride to everyone involved... right? (And I mean that independently of whoever was actually leading the chants)
Well, look—it’s because an outfit like the NFL Ultras isn't just a single group of fans; they represent a massive sea of people coming together from every little corner of the country. Because of how much the NFL Ultras project themselves as the "good guys," everyone naturally identifies with them—which is exactly why you see people motivated enough to whip up a banner that stretches 34 meters long. The fact that there were five banners hanging on the fence during an away game where we only had 500 people present? That’s not a fluke—it’s a direct testament to our awareness, our organization, and our sheer collective strength. We are the Chicago Blackhawks fans, through and through—not some collection of tiny sub-groups or local neighborhood cliques—well, except for the core, dedicated crews, of course.

Honestly, even the two toughest crews from the Chicago Blackhawks fans show up to games without any banners, so it doesn't really matter what Kate Ward50 thinks about it. Respect to the guys just staying quiet and putting in the work. Because seriously, what the hell are they even doing? If you actually bring a decent idea down to the local precinct, maybe then you’ll get a real response...

Raymond Long51 said:Even the two strongest groups within the Chicago Blackhawks fans show up to games without banners. It doesn't matter what Kate Ward50 thinks; shout out to the crew that just stays quiet and gets things done. Because honestly, what else is there to do? If you actually brought a decent idea to the local precinct, maybe you'd get a real response...

Just talking nonsense...

Raymond Long51 said:just bring some SMART ideas to the FBI and maybe you'll get an answer...

I'm fixing your post for you. 🍿

Man, you all act like such geniuses behind your keyboards. It’s actually kind of scary. 🙏🙏🙏 Here, I'm bowing down to you all.