Die-hard Ultras / Hardcore Supporters

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wUBw...c34de10Wa-Fq2w

Look, Brbić and the folks over at Liverpool FC can file all the complaints they want with the US Soccer Federation—it’s the same old song and dance. It’s just like how back in '91, people were protesting the old military establishment about being attacked, or how those folks in the city used to whine to the management at Real Madrid about police harassment and getting barred from the stadium. It’s a cycle.

And then you’ve got this crowd following Mamić—the loudmouths, the mindless followers, the rest of them—constantly crying foul about "provincialism" or complaining that everything bad is coming from down South or from Liverpool FC... honestly, it's exhausting. You've got those local factory workers and shipyard types doing the exact same thing, just constant, pointless noise. Is it "complaining" when things were happening in Vukovar back in '91? Was it "pointless noise" when the US was trying to navigate its place in the world from '91 to '95? Eventually, this storm is going to hit those soccer-obsessed radicals too, and we'll see how much they have to say then. 🙂 🙈

And that’s why it’s absolutely crucial that everyone shows up at the Rose Bowl! We need to make sure they see just how many of us there are...👍

http://themladichi.com/kolumne/zidic...ike/skinheads/

It’s just more of the same, isn't it?

American fans are calling on the US judicial system to finally go after the hooligans profiting off American soccer. Is it any wonder? Current laws basically give them a free pass to keep doing it.

We’re calling on every corner of American society—starting with the United States Federal Government and all our national institutions—to finally take this corruption and these legal violations seriously. It’s an absolute disgrace to the country and to American soccer. Why hasn't anyone with actual power stepped up to fix this? If they had acted sooner, we wouldn't be seeing this daily mockery of our nation. This lack of action only serves to let the vultures profiting from American soccer continue to get rich.

Beyond just shaming the nation, these people inflict constant, invisible damage on American soccer and our national team. It’s not just the fans being held hostage here; it's the entire country, whose reputation these thugs relentlessly tear down. Unlike the supporters, the United States Federal Government actually has the power and the tools to root out corruption, lawlessness, and rule-breaking within the sport—and honestly, wouldn't the fans be more than willing to help fight that battle if they could?

It’s time to finally put an end to the hooligans.👍

Hey, does anyone else remember when they last had to show their ID just to pick up a ticket at the Rose Bowl?
For this Saturday, I'm gonna need...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9qXP43FlByQ

It’s honestly kind of wild seeing just how much respect those old-school paramilitaries still have for us, and I think this video really captures that sentiment perfectly... it genuinely warms my heart to see that we’ve managed to keep these incredible bonds strong and stay so closely connected with them and the spiders alike 🙂

casualsailor55 said:Hey, does anyone remember the last time they actually needed to show an ID just to grab a ticket at the Rose Bowl?
For this Saturday, you'll need it...

you shouldn't have had to

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Raymond Long51 said:https://fbcdn-sphotos-h-a.akamaihd.n...28594306_o.jpg

Whenever I look at this photo and see those fifteen cops up there just filming everything, I can't help but wonder why we even let them get away with it, because then we act surprised when people start getting hurt on our watch.

Bryan Carter said:Whenever I look at this photo and see those fifteen cops up there just filming everything, I can't help but wonder why we even let them get away with it. Then we act shocked when people start getting hurt on our watch...

And how exactly would you fix it?🍿

Austin Watson38 said:How would you even handle that?🍿

They’d probably just strip them of their cameras.🤔

According to reports from local news outlets: the police are asking MLS Supporters Groups to stick to the specific locations marked on the map.

So, does that mean you actually need to show some ID to grab tickets, or can you just breeze through without it?

Zachary Sullivan2 said:They’d probably just strip them of their cameras altogether.🤔

Look, I suppose there's some merit to what you're saying. It might be worth considering.🙂

Harold Barnes85 said:So, wait—does that mean you actually need to show some ID to grab the tickets, or can you just breeze through without it? Just curious!

And they’re actually claiming on the Real Madrid site that it was all done using a driver's license... can you even believe that? Honestly, where does it end?

So, I was just reading about the new ticketing rules for the upcoming Real Madrid vs. Liverpool FC match, and wow—things are definitely changing! It looks like they’re moving to a fully personalized system. Can you believe that? Every single ticket is going to be tied directly to a specific first and last name. And get this: there’s a cap on how many you can grab at once. One person can only buy a maximum of four tickets, and they actually have to show a valid ID for every single one of them during the purchase process! It’s quite a shift from how things used to be, isn't it? The plan is that each ticket will clearly display the owner's name right on the front. Then, when you head to the stadium, security is going to be checking IDs to make sure the person holding the ticket is actually the person named on it. No more sneaking anyone else in under your name! It feels very official, almost like they're preparing for some major enforcement of the Stadium Riot Act. Quite the crackdown, don't you think? But hey, maybe it'll make things a bit more orderly!
Also, we really need to drive this point home: please, please, please make sure you sit exactly where your ticket says! We’re asking every single fan to stick to their assigned sections. Why? Because honestly, sitting in the wrong sector is actually considered a violation of the Stadium Riot Act. It's just one of those things, you know? Let's keep things smooth and follow the rules!

Same old story, isn't it? Exactly what we were dealing with just a year ago... Honestly, I am just completely fed up with this whole mess. It’s getting exhausting! 🙂

casualsailor55 said:but the Real Madrid website is saying they're personalized...

"Ticket sales for the Real Madrid vs. Liverpool FC match will be fully personalized, meaning every ticket must be purchased under a specific first and last name. A single individual may purchase a maximum of 4 tickets, and for each one, they must present a valid government ID! Each ticket will clearly display the owner's full name, and upon entering the stadium, everyone will be required to show documentation proving that the person whose name is on the ticket is indeed the one entering the stands."
... Furthermore, it is extremely important to emphasize that we ask all spectators to sit strictly in their assigned seats, as sitting in the wrong section constitutes a violation of the Stadium Riot Act."

It’s the exact same bullshit as last year... I am honestly sick of this garbage organization.🙂

I bet the Liverpool fans are going to love this.

A joint protest against the West? Has it occurred to anyone that we might actually stand up for ourselves, instead of just letting those entitled, soft little brats humiliate us?

Harold Barnes85 said:So, does that mean you need an ID to buy tickets, or can you go without one?

It says you need an ID and other stuff. Says the police are ready for anything. They’ll be filming everything. All that.
Basically, the entire enforcement apparatus is geared up to commit the biggest crime against our society.

I can’t even begin to fathom the sheer scale of the police presence they'll have swarming around the stadium... It looks like we're heading toward another round of those ridiculous "assigned seating" enforcement policies. They know perfectly well that such trivial rules won't affect the vast majority of us, yet they seem hell-bent on using them as an excuse to provoke more trouble.