Die-hard Ultras / Hardcore Supporters

I find it hard to believe that 700 to 1,000 people are going to pull any nonsense involving chairs—we won't be a mere group of 30 that you can just control however you please

vividotter40 said:I find it hard to believe that a crew of 700 to 1,000 people is going to be messing around with chairs. We aren't some tiny group of 30 where you can micromanage every little move they make.

Look, anything is possible in this country, but I have my doubts about them pulling any stunts regarding those chairs.

vividotter40 said:I find it hard to believe that 700 to 1,000 people are going to be out there messing around with chairs, because we aren't just some small group of 30 people that you can easily manage or control like that.

The issue lies with that specific number, because if this were actually an invasion, the whole situation would look entirely different.

Oh, please, give me a break. Since when does anyone actually control the deck? Last year, the Armadillos were basically playing against a handful of guys out East because nobody showed up, yet now they’re acting like they need to scout the entire country just to see who might turn up. It’s absolute nonsense. And then there’s this ridiculous claim that we aren't allowed to be "enthusiastic." If that’s the case, does that mean I’m legally prohibited from being a total degenerate, or is that rule specifically reserved for those clowns?

At the start, everyone holds up their cards to set the scene for the choreography, and then they just toss them into the air. 😵

Kyle Martinez80 said:Oh, please, who cares about controlling ticket sales? The armies were already spread thin out East last year because there weren't enough of them, and now they want to go wandering off to see where they land just so they can inspect everyone individually? It’s ridiculous. And then they have the nerve to write that we shouldn't be "troublemakers." Does that mean I'm not allowed to be a prick either, or does that rule only apply to them?

Maybe, if it's Steinar... but I honestly can't deal with this Eastpak stuff...😁

I’m not even going to bother checking the personalized section... I just really hope I don't end up standing here all by myself... again...

Haha, I’m only asking because I noticed they have those strict rules about bags, and frankly, I haven't a clue what their definition of a "bag" actually covers. I’d hate for all of us heading out to cheer against the Tigers to end up on some permanent blacklist at the Rose Bowl just because we were carrying something innocuous.

Kyle Martinez80 said:LOL, I’m just asking because they say no bags allowed—who knows what else counts as a bag? If everyone shows up to cheer against the home team, we'll all end up on some blacklist for the Rose Bowl...

They always list "bags and backpacks"... So let's assume we aren't talking about those tiny little clutch purses...
But then again, based on how they interpret the law, gum and breath mints are basically weapons too—you never know when they'll decide a small purse is a threat, too.☕

shadowangler8 said:I'm not even going to jump into the private thread... just hoping I won't end up sitting there all by myself... again...

Yeah, you will 😉

wearyraven25 said:You won't 😉

This rivalry isn't doing anything good for the fans. Honestly, the best move would be a total boycott. Let them go back to playing these big games in front of maybe two thousand people in dead silence.

Does anyone have a single seat available for the derby?

William Kim said:This rivalry can’t possibly bring anything good to the fans. Honestly, the best move would be a total boycott—let them sit there and watch the derby in dead silence with maybe two thousand people in the stands instead.

But what does that actually achieve? If they wanted full stadiums, they wouldn't have spent years behaving the way they have... Their whole goal is to wipe out the ONLY opposition they have left, and us staying home is basically a win for them. It’s the fans who truly drive the atmosphere in the stands.
It's the same story with those folks refusing to use their state IDs for tickets—are they season ticket holders? Because if they are, they already have personalized access. These specific tickets might seem redundant, but this is just where things are heading—personalized ticketing for major European matches has been the standard for ages. Even those two derbies at the Rose Bowl during the truce period used personalized tickets. The issue isn't the tickets themselves; the real concern—which I sincerely hope doesn't happen—is the implementation of blacklists and that messy voucher system.

wearyraven25 said:You won't 😉

They’ll go back and forth about this and that until we eventually settle the score...😁...Whatever this derby ends up bringing, there is absolutely no reason to boycott it.... I have never once understood the logic behind these boycotts.... Their whole goal is to make sure we aren't there in the first place, so why help them out?🙂

Forget what you all think. Everyone just head south and get out of here. 😁

"Fear the wolf, fear the fox, and you'll never step foot in the woods." 🙂 🍿

Christian Moore41 said:Forget all that nonsense you guys are talking about, everyone needs to head South, and honestly 😁

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