Die-hard Ultras / Hardcore Supporters

Edward Hall73 said:The parade was just your standard Southern festival—full of that typical ultra-dispute energy. I was hosting a friend from Sweden, and he was honestly mesmerized by the amount of smoke; it actually blended quite nicely with the Mediterranean architecture here in Miami. As for the choreography—well, it was a total miss. That little sign underneath looked incredibly amateurish—to put it bluntly, the choreography was about as impressive as some local high school pep rally. At certain points, the cheering felt a bit euphoric, but for most of the match, it was just gloomy and lacked any real direction. The stadium fencing is slightly better than what you’d find in Columbus, though there is still plenty of work needed before it reaches a top-tier standard. Dinner at the club after that whole mess with the food situation was pleasant enough—lovely atmosphere and the food itself was decent—but it was a major drawback that there wasn't a vegetarian option available. My friend from Sweden couldn't eat much, and frankly, even I was left without a proper meal.

Don't get carried away.😵

The Los Angeles Dodgers aren't actually run by their legal shareholders. Instead, they're controlled by some phantom association called Our Dodgers, led by an unknown guy named John. He's just another hooligan with a massive criminal record. Their legal muscle? A group including Barack Obama and several other unknowns. 👏👏👏

So, everyone with a rap sheet—including Grdovica—is running to the President for legal help? 👍

Edward Hall73 said:The march was just your typical Southern festival of pure hooligan chaos. I was showing a buddy of mine from Sweden the sights, and man, he was totally mesmerized by all the smoke—it actually looked pretty cool against the Mediterranean vibes of the architecture here in Miami. As for the choreography? Total flop. That little sign underneath looked like a total amateur job, too—honestly, the whole display was about as impressive as a high school pep rally in some tiny town in the Midwest. At times the cheering got a bit euphoric, but for most of the game, it felt pretty gloomy and lacked any real direction. The stadium fencing is a tiny bit better than what they have over in Columbus, but they definitely still have a lot of work to do if they want it to be top-tier. Dinner at the club after that absolute massacre of a lunch—really nice atmosphere and the food was decent, but a massive downside was the lack of vegetarian options. My Swedish friend is veggie, and even I missed out on a decent meal.

Respectfully, yours truly, the fan guru flipač! Next time it's your city, your section!

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Brother, hit me up next time you're in town—I'll personally take you out for whatever dinner you want, and your Swedish buddy too, of course. 🤣

this guy is probably the most spineless human being on the face of the earth—to him, even someone like Davor Šuker is a class act...

Do you guys also have some North Stand called the Bull Boys? 🤣
From the photos below, I could tell
It’s been a long time since I’ve seen a couple of high-quality posts like this🤣
The Sioux from unknown🤣

This is a bit off-topic, but I have to ask here 😁 Does anyone happen to remember the name of that video from a few years back? It was something Anderlecht put together right before they arrived in Miami as a teaser for their European tour, and honestly, it was absolute chaos 🤣 I really can't be bothered to go hunting for it myself...

Robert Cooper60 said:Man, you guys even got those North Stand losers acting like they own the place🤣
just looking at the photos down there tells me everything I need to know.
It’s been way too long since we had an actual quality post like this on here.🤣
Absolute legends from Jersey.🤣

I don't know these folks personally, but I can tell your comparison is pretty harsh. Look, I'm just a die-hard fan—a total free agent and a real stadium guru. If I want to hype things up or tear them down on a public forum, that's my right. You're either born with that swagger or you aren't; being a true fan expert isn't for everyone. Cheers to all my fellow fans in the stands!

A real piece of work can spit out just about anything.

I’m not being malicious; the kid just had a passion for writing.
And by "passion," I mean it took you an eternity to actually process what he was putting down. 🤣
Most people just didn't get him... even the guys over at Tesla were laughing... 🇹🇴
Cheers to you.

Honestly, thanks to guys like the resident superfan and even Clint Eastwood, this forum stays top-tier. It’s way more interesting when the conversation doesn't just revolve around some extreme, hardcore hooligan 🤣 nonsense..🤣
To the superfan: I'm a huge fan of yours. Keep it up..
We need more sarcasm and jokes here, even if some people think we should be using this place to coordinate street fights or something.🤔🤣
Clint Eastwood, where you at, man? Give us a shout!!!
And wouldn't you know it—I just found out Clint Eastwood is right here planning a massive brawl over in downtown Chicago 🙂 🤣🤣🤣🤣

And we’re still missing the guy who used to write all those anthems for the Red Army back in the day, along with the classics by Bile Tiće, Obilić, Meke, and Medina... 🎉

Robert Cooper60 said:I’m not being malicious— the kid just loved to write.
By "loved," I mean it actually took you an eternity to get through his post. 🤣
Most people just didn't get it... though even the guys in the Red Army were laughing... 🇹🇴
Cheers to you.

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Don't blame me if you're all too lazy to pay attention—not everyone possesses the capacity to appreciate or recognize my brilliance. Genius lies in the details, and I provide plenty of them. 🙂

Truth be told, you'll never graduate college—mostly because you struggle to digest two pages of my prose. Instead, you sit there consuming every uninspired word from that hack, Marchink.
Shame on you. A quick nod to the slackers who can't be bothered to read my messages.

coastalbadger18 said:Don't blame me if you're just lazy. Not everyone can appreciate or even spot my genius. Real brilliance is in the details, and I pack my posts with them. 🙂

The truth is, you guys are never gonna finish anything. Why? Because you can't even handle reading two pages of my stuff. Instead, you sit there sucking up every uninspired word from that hack Marchink.
Shame on you. Sending love to all the lazy losers who can't be bothered to read my posts.

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coastalbadger18 said:Look, you people are never going to graduate college, mostly because you can't even manage to read two pages of my text. Instead, you spend your time reading this hack Miller, soaking up every single one of his mediocre takes.
Shame on you all. Sending love from the underdog to all the lazy souls who refuse to actually read my posts.

Since we’re on the topic of education—and since you clearly want to churn out a hundred clones while keeping your whining to a minimum—it's remarkably easy to spot you by your lack of literacy. You consistently misplace your commas. It is truly a marvel how, after writing miles of text, you still haven't mastered basic punctuation. 😁 Just an observation. Don't get worked up about it. 😘

Happy Birthday!

Jerry Patel66 said:Happy birthday.

But wasn't the atmosphere bigger during the 50th anniversary? Red Sox-Yankees?
I've been looking for that footage everywhere...

edit: Red Sox-Yankees (if I remember correctly, it started earlier than the 50th minute. Tony Hawk makes a couple of saves, then things start heating up a minute or two before that.)

Raymond Richardson86 said:—but wasn't that atmosphere even bigger during the 50th anniversary? You know, that Red Sox-Yankees game?
I've been searching everywhere for that footage... I swear I've looked everywhere.

edit: That Red Sox-Yankees matchup (if memory serves, it started a bit earlier than the 50th minute—Tony Hawk makes a couple of big saves, and then the crowd starts heating up maybe a minute or two before that).

That was an incredible moment, though my personal favorite has to be that Lakers-Celtics 1:1 draw—somewhere around 2010, if I recall correctly. The flares were intense. I'm pretty sure that’s where that famous YouTube clip "What Have You Done" originally came from.

Raymond Richardson86 said:but wasn't it bigger during the 50th anniversary? Like that Red Sox-Yankees game?
I've been searching everywhere for that footage...

edit: Red Sox-Yankees (if I remember correctly, things kicked off earlier than the 50th minute. Tony Hawk makes a couple of big saves, and then the crowd starts heating up about a minute or two before that)

Maybe it was, I can't say for sure... but this specific moment is burned into my brain. I still remember the atmosphere, the context, the sheer madness. It's when they're literally pulling flares out of their pockets, and those old-school fans are shouting, "It's all good, man, that's enough!"🤣

The whole thing felt wild, uncontrolled, and just over the top. That’s how I picture my Black Knights in my head... from back in the 80s when I first started following, and even now, twenty years later.

I was at that Red Sox-Yankees game once—doesn't matter why—first time ever. I NEVER went back, haha. They told me it was dangerous :lol. But man, when the smoke started filling the air, I saw this kid holding a flag and I just grabbed him by the shoulders, yelling, "Keep going, man! Don't you dare give up!" All you could hear through the haze was that constant "pssssssh" sound as they kept lighting more and more flares.

Honestly, it’s enough to make you choke. Someone needs to find that footage. I know it looked intense on TV, and I actually have it on an old VHS tape somewhere.😁

This footage dates back ten years; the stoppage lasted about ten minutes during the first flare ignition and roughly five minutes during the second. While you get a decent glimpse here, the DVD version provides the most accurate representation of the true scale of this flare display, which included an additional surge of flares and smoke right after the goal was scored.