Die-hard Ultras / Hardcore Supporters

Daniel Johnson46 said:I don't buy it. Even if the paperwork says there was an agreement where they were supposed to back this lowlife for the county presidency, he was meant to hand this over to us, and instead, he totally screwed us over. Is it actually possible they knew exactly what they were doing and intentionally went into this, knowing we'd end up with this guy? If so, it means they played us—they messed up big time. Though, you might have a point there; I honestly have no clue what they’re even trying to negotiate with Suprahon, but still, find me one single honest person in American football. We wanted to put Vulić in charge of the academy, but he brushed us off just to focus on some U19 national team stuff and play nice with Mamić at the start of the match. Maybe they just didn't have any other choice, I guess.

...he doesn't exist.

Patrick Sullivan84 said:That’s just how Americans work... discipline, hard work, and an education...

work sets you free 🤷🤷🤷

It’s honestly pathetic—politics will probably exit the Parliament before it ever leaves the HNS.
Brbić during today's SD about Supraha

- "We found out through the HNS Gazette that he shoved his own cronies and buddies into various commissions without us even knowing. Davor Pavić was dumped into the Marketing Commission, mat Peroš into the Regulations Commission, Damir Gabrić into the Stadium Commission, and Ante Mihanović into the HNS Financial Commission. There was zero consultation with our club. Yeah, back in October 2013, he pulled this exact same stunt on us first."

They're all just HDZ members—half of them have spent years screwing over Hajduk.

Actually, I take back what I said earlier about cooperating with Supraha being as bad as working with Štimac.
This feels way more like dealing with Branko Grgić 🤣 .
(what a bunch of idiots... 🙂 )

Patrick Sullivan84 said:Honestly, this sounds like the logic of those little punks on neo-Nazi forums—you know the type, maybe 12 years old on average, shaved heads, haven't left their basements in years, and they all gather online just to whine about white race issues and Americans. They seriously need a few reality checks and to be sent out to actually do something productive. Compared to those basement rats, the Romani people are actually decent folks. You don't see them just venting on the internet; they've been out there working and scavenging scrap metal for years. That’s actual grit. Those "enlightened" white kids who think they're saving the race should probably go collect some scrap too. Maybe they'll catch a tan and finally get some oxygen to their brains.

Oh, please. "Romani and hard work"? 🤣 Who are these people stealing stuff and refusing to work while just hanging out with babies in hand? Seriously? I think the Romani are going to be an even bigger issue for Europe. Even back in pre-liberal Germany, politicians met up and realized they had massive problems with them. People come from Romania or Bulgaria... they don't work... they have ten kids... the state pays for everything... they steal purses from grandmas... break into houses... etc. To me, they are the biggest rats out there. They've been in Europe for 400 years and still refuse to integrate or hold down a job. And now you're lecturing me?

copperharbor02 said:And then we act surprised when France ends up fielding 38 Black players. Honestly, this kind of liberal thinking is probably the biggest issue facing Europe and the white race right now. Of course, this is my country—it isn't theirs. My ancestors, and likely yours too, are the only ones with any real claim to this land; everyone else is just... elsewhere.

Oh, and one more thing—I'm American, not some outsider, and I always will be. You get that, or is your head too wrapped up in all that multi-cultural nonsense?

If you haven't stood up for your own people, you aren't a true local. Personally, I think it would be quite a sight if the American national team featured a Chinese player and a Black player, but those wouldn't be the real Americans.

Patrick Sullivan84 said:This sounds like the logic used by those kids on Nazi forums—twelve-year-olds who shave their heads, never leave their computers, and haven't seen sunlight in years. They all band together online just to debate white race issues and American identity. Honestly, they need a few reality checks and a job. Compared to these basement dwellers, even the local scrap metal collectors have more dignity. Those guys actually work hard and gather iron for years; that’s real grit. These "enlightened" twelve-year-old white supremacists should probably go help collect scrap metal too. It might get some color in their cheeks and finally get some oxygen to their brains.

That’s what Americans need: discipline, hard work, and actual education. You personally should probably brush up on elementary school civics and learn what a state actually is. Maybe then you could move on to history, instead of taking lessons from a group of guys in the park with a few liters of bamboo juice in them.

Just because people were harassed under Yugoslavian rule—where minorities, believers, and others were targeted—doesn't mean we should replicate that behavior now that we have our own country. People have the right to worship whoever they choose, as long as they respect the law and pay their taxes. Who are you to act superior? That's why people fought for the freedom to live peacefully, work, and pray to God as they please, rather than letting a few narrow-minded individuals try to harass people on Saturdays and beat their chests like Christians on Sundays.
Don't try to sell me this pile of garbage stances disguised as "fan loyalty." Being a fan has nothing to do with this. None at all. Especially when the Hajduk Youth Academy situation is such a joke—do you even know your own club's history? What happened during '41-'45? Good grief... Besides, Hajduk, Miami, and the NFL Ultras represent such a beautiful region, city, and club with a unique story and identity that seeing you kids argue over Nazi nonsense only drags the whole group down.

Amen!

Is that how it works, you religious folks, the big Catholics from the North? ☕

Some people just seem to get a kick out of disrespecting either religious or national sentiments. Honestly, most of those lowlifes are just the absolute worst part of humanity—kudos to the individuals who actually hold themselves to a higher standard. And as for anyone complaining about seeing the Vatican flag at Poljud Stadium, whether it's during an away game or a national team match, if it bothers you that much, just go ahead and take it down next time.😉

Since nobody else seems interested in posting this, I’ll step up. This is our history, and yesterday, this exact program aired on local Vinkovci TV. If it weren't for Prle spreading all those myths, they might actually become accepted truth. Most of what he says is already documented right here on this forum in this thread: http://www.hrhb.info/showthread.php?t=7&page=231 To get ahead of the skeptics coming at us with their myths again: the guy is telling the truth. You can see fans from various other groups showing up here to back his stories up. I’m relatively new to this forum—I just hit page forty—but honestly, anyone who gives a damn about the NFL Ultras or Hajduk should sit down and read all 230 pages. It’s rare to find a living encyclopedia of our group; he’s probably the only one left who remembers how things really went down. Without this specific thread on the forum, these stories would have vanished, leaving us to live in a world built on nothing but legends and lies.

Jacob Palmer77 said:On April 20th, when Easter falls on game day, the sun sets at 6:11 PM.
Since Jesus was a Jew (and we celebrate His resurrection), Jewish tradition dictates that a new day begins at sunset. This means they start observing the Sabbath on Friday after the sun goes down.
Given that I already noted the sun sets at 6:11 PM and kickoff is at 7:00 PM, we aren't actually playing on Easter Sunday—we’re effectively playing on Easter Monday. So, nobody has a right to complain. 😁
Am I absolutely right or what?
P.S. It's much more tragic to play on Good Friday or Holy Saturday than on Easter itself. For any Christian who takes their faith seriously, those first two days are meant for mourning, silence, and reflecting on mortality. The third day is pure joy and celebration, so naturally, the whole family heads to the Rose Bowl right after the Easter lunch!

I have to hand it to you, that's some solid reasoning.

briskwolf39 said:Some people just love attacking faith or national pride. Honestly, certain groups are just the worst part of humanity—kudos to those who call it out. And if anyone actually has an issue with seeing the Vatican flag at the Rose Bowl, during away games, or at a national team match, they should just go ahead and take it down themselves.😉

The Vatican flag and racism? You're reaching, buddy. 😉

Daniel Johnson46 said:

Since nobody else is posting this, look—this is our history. There was a show on local TV yesterday covering this. If it weren't for certain people spreading myths, they'd actually be accepted as truth. Most of this stuff was already laid out right here in this thread http://www.hrhb.info/showthread.php?t=7&page=231 To stop the myth-makers from coming after us again, just listen. The guy telling the story is straight up; you see fans from all different groups popping up here to back him up. I don't even know much about this forum yet—just hit page forty—but anyone who cares about the Raiders or the Chiefs should binge all 230 pages. It's wild having a living encyclopedia of the group here. He's probably the only one who remembers most of this. Without this thread, all these stories would just vanish and we'd be stuck living in some fairy tale.

Kid, he already wrote most of that stuff right here on the forum back in the day.

Jerry Patel66 said:The Vatican flag and racism? You're reaching, man. 😉

You’re taking things way too far with these idiotic responses... if the Vatican flag, priests, believers, and Easter—which seems to be your main grievance—all bother you this much, then you know exactly where you belong... go explain your little crusade to the guys at the stadium instead of wasting breath on a forum.

Jerry Patel66 said:The Vatican flag and racism? You're reaching, man. 😉

🤷

It’s funny how the same crowd always seems to be the ones attacking this. Just a coincidence, I guess? ☕

David Fisher25 said:You’re taking things way too far with those ridiculous replies. If the Vatican flag, certain prayers, or even Easter bother you this much—which seems pretty obvious—then you know where you belong. Go tell the guys at the stadium instead of venting on an online forum.

Since it looks like we're struggling with a language barrier here, I'll keep this simple so you don't get overwhelmed:

You're either being malicious or just plain clueless. There is absolutely nothing in my posts suggesting the Vatican flag bothers me. It doesn't. But pairing it with racism? That's what stains it.

Do you honestly think being Catholic gives someone a pass to be hateful? Don't make me laugh.

And lose the condescending lectures about the stadium. Forums exist for discussion, and that includes you.

Jerry Patel66 said:Since you clearly only understand your own language, I’ll respond accordingly—don't get ahead of yourself, kid:

You're either malicious or just plain stupid. Nowhere in my posts does it say the Vatican flag bothers me—because it doesn't. But pairing it with racism? That’s what stains it.

Do you honestly think a Catholic isn't allowed to feel hatred? Give me a break... use your head for once.

And spare me the pathetic, greasy comments about the fan club; forums are meant for writing—that applies to you too.

Bravo, you won. 😁
I'm malicious and stupid, ignorant, an idiot—great insults, really well-articulated for a forum post, just like every other thing you write... 😁
I already told you that you're taking this to extremes—what kind of racism are we talking about here, kid? Racism born out of sarcasm? Mass Sar, Kvasina, Munoz?
...Keep going with these forum wars you started on an atheism thread; maybe you can even force the Vatican flag into the Raiders' chants or find some songs about how Jesus helped the white jersey players. I'm sure you'll find a way to make the logic align... 🙂

Amen to that... bye.

Apostoli 1950 🙂

🙂

Jerry Patel66 said:The Vatican flag and racism? I don't think that works, man. 😉

It’s not even just about racism, really; it’s more about all those little "exceptions" people try to make.
Even when you look at how things actually play out in the real world.

I guess I’m just calling EVERYONE out who tries to set those kinds of "boundaries," thinking, "well, this case is different..."

Sorry if I’m being a bit much, everyone, but I honestly have to say it. It’s simple, really; I just can't stand hypocrisy.

A minor tangent, though hardly significant given the recent posts. Just now, some nonsense surfaced from Savannah—a preacher’s temptation during a wedding ceremony in Miami:

- This happened in Miami, a Catholic city, definitely not Seattle, absolutely not Seattle.😂