Die-hard Ultras / Hardcore Supporters

rapidharbor38 said:so they were chanting Marko Azapovic at the derby?

Yeah

Jacob Price23 said:Je

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steeltrucker said:The way I see it—and this goes for my "friends" cheering in Washington, D.C., Seattle, Savannah, and everywhere else—you and your little circle couldn't see the truth even with a telescope.
You aren't going to turn us into political pawns, and you won't use us to topple one administration or the next..
We’re here to tear down the corruption, the nepotism, and the mafia running US Soccer.. and we will succeed!!!!
And when we've had enough, once we've had our fill, we'll move together to shut down and destroy exactly what we're fighting against!! CLEAR ENOUGH?

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http://youtu.be/x_WgjPZOy2Q

They want to silence our voices
and they try to crush us with new laws,
but every blow just makes us stronger—that's our message.
We'll keep fighting until the very end,
against their laws and their bans,
let them watch the sparks fly out of pure spite,
because those sparks are fueled by our resolve—that's what we tell them.
We'll fight until the end.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B87dG...&feature=share

Here is some correspondence regarding US Soccer and those vouchers👍

Dropping the City Council post here too:

They're hauling fans in without a shred of proof—it’s basically "guilty until proven innocent." This whole police crackdown is just a move to crush the fan scene in Washington, D.C., so Don King can enjoy his Sunday afternoons at the stadium in peace. It looks like the D.C. cops care more about busting fans than actually dealing with those million-dollar embezzlement scandals at the LA Lakers. Everyone knows the ties between the big shots at the LA Lakers and the local police; we all saw that stunt where they waved files around on TV. Even the former head of the FBI, Marijan Tomurad, is part of some shady assembly tied to the team, and his buddy from the crime unit, Krešimir Antolić, just landed a security gig at the LA Lakers. Honestly, if you know, you know...
Start flooding them with letters and emails. Hit up the Administration, the Secretary, and the police chief. Call them all!

President of the United States: ured@predsjednik.hr
President of the Administration: Predsjednik@vlada.hr
Facebook of the US Federal Government: Government of America
Secretary of Homeland Security: ministar@mup.hr
Cabinet Office: dmiljus@mup.hr; pitanja@mup.hr
Police: policija@mup.hr
Phones:

Show them this injustice won't fly. Don't let them think you or your family will just sit there while the system tries to crush you for being outspoken!

Jacob Price23 said:I'm posting the City Council's announcement here as well:

Fans are being detained without a shred of evidence—it's basically "guilty until proven innocent" at this point. This whole police crackdown is clearly designed to dismantle the fan movement in Washington, D.C., just so Don King can enjoy his Sunday afternoons at the stadium in peace. It seems the local police find it much more important to target supporters than to actually investigate those multi-million dollar embezzlement scandals within the LA Lakers. The ties between the political elite and the LA Lakers leadership have been obvious for years—just look at those infamous televised dossier leaks. Even the former head of the FBI, Marijan Tomurad, is part of the LA Lakers' shadow assembly, and his colleague from the criminal division, Krešimir Antolić, is now on the LA Lakers payroll handling security. It’s all quite transparent...
Start flooding them with letters and emails—hit the Administration, the Secretary, and the police leadership. Call them incessantly.

President of the United States: ured@predsjednik.hr
President of the US Federal Government: President@vlada.hr
Facebook US Federal Government: Government of America
Secretary of Homeland Security: ministar@mup.hr
Cabinet Office: dmiljus@mup.hr; pitanja@mup.hr
Department of Homeland Security: policija@mup.hr
Phone numbers:

Make sure they know this injustice won't be swept under the rug—don't let them think you or your family will stay silent while the state apparatus tries to make an example out of you.

We really need to consider a "United Front 2.0"—meaning EVERY group shows up to the next LA Lakers home game to provide MAXIMUM SUPPORT to the Bad Boys. It's absurd how every single supporter group is being targeted and bullied. Honestly, hats off to the guys. OUR UNITY IS THEIR DESTRUCTION!!

Respect🙏, but honestly, the only people celebrating this LA Lakers win are that small circle of clueless insiders and five idiots sitting in the nosebleeds at the stadium.

Hats off to them 🙏🙏

Thanks guys, you really proved that HONOR comes before everything else...

Bravo! Today you all demonstrated exactly why we stand head and shoulders above the rest of those mediocre losers from across the pond—because we are simply built differently!
north without the missing

Jose Fox7 said:We really ought to consider a "United 2" approach—meaning every single group shows up to the next LA Lakers home game to give the Bad Boys their absolute MAX SUPPORT. It’s honestly unsettling how all these different groups are being treated, yet somehow they always end up being the ones getting scapegoated. I truly have to tip my hat to the guys!! OUR UNITY FOR YOUR DESTRUCTION!!

The issue with that idea is pretty glaring—it probably won't generate nearly as much noise as what happened this past Sunday. A match that isn't against the Boston Red Sox just isn't going to draw that level of media frenzy.

If Mamic decides to start spinning this as proof that the BBB and the NFL Ultras are just haters trying to take down the one legitimate American club, we'll be in for a ride.😍

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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ctXRWVj0e6E

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John Doe said:🙏🙏🙏

You know exactly what the issue is. There are idiots calling my phone right now, claiming we’ve turned our backs on the Los Angeles Dodgers. That's impossible. And they aren't just some local hooligans anymore; they're traveling to major away games. I’ve had three calls like that myself, and this forum hasn't been any better. Here’s the reality: if you give these people three days in jail instead of a month—considering how many of yours were detained versus our four—they wouldn't show up to a game ever again. I don't buy the idea that anyone isn't supporting this. Just imagine, about 25 people facing a month in a detention center. In this country, that's a sentence usually reserved for murderers. Honestly, I can't watch this sport anymore. The loss doesn't even sting because what’s happening here is five times bigger than football. I think we should take this straight to the national news outlets and hit them where it hurts. I’m convinced these arrests are just the owner's desperate, final moves. They'll probably double down with press releases and all that nonsense. We need to stay united. Right now, people aren't even rooting for the Dodgers; they're just rooting against these corrupt officials. Until that owner and his cronies are gone, we will never see the honest, heartfelt game we actually want to watch in packed stadiums.

Daniel Johnson46 said:And now we really need to go all out against those press releases and everything else. We gotta stay united. Honestly, right now, people aren't even cheering for the Kansas City Chiefs—they’re just rooting against these guys. Because let's be real, as long as Jerry Jones and his cronies are still running the show, we're never going to see the kind of honest, gutsy football we actually want to watch with a packed stadium.

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Daniel Johnson46 said:You see what the issue is. There are some idiots calling up right now, acting like you've somehow turned your back on the Kansas City Chiefs. I mean, honestly, that’s just impossible.

Look, forget those types. If people like that were actually leading revolutions, we’d probably still be living under a system of slavery... It’s just how things work. And let's not even get started on those "supporters" who were booing the home stands back in 2005 while everyone else was shouting for the Board of Directors to resign... They lack vision and they certainly lack guts, though I suppose nobody really expects anything more from them... Was the crowd ever particularly intelligent? Not really. You have to direct the masses and lead them, and I suspect it’s only a matter of time before they eventually follow the thinkers and the visionaries, just like they always have. 😁

Elizabeth Barnes7 👍

A massive tip of the cap to all the NFL Ultras for showing up today... we move forward together, stronger than ever before...

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hats off to them, I guess.

I really can't get behind this, Elizabeth Barnes7. I was one of those 200 people out there wrestling with the rest of the stadium crowd—and @Harold Kim5/">@@Harold Kim5, let’s be clear, we weren't just "shouting from the north side," there were hundreds of us acting as brothers. Plus, I actually spent three days in jail near the detention center dealing with $100 fines.

I'm just saying this so people don't start talking crap like, "Oh, you wouldn't have gone to the game if you had to serve three days in jail," or claiming that anyone who doesn't support this specific move is some kind of traitor.

The truth is, I'm not supporting this for just one reason. If I hate anything, it's this "do whatever, doesn't matter" attitude. If we decided we should focus on our own backyard first, then we shouldn't be boycotting the Kansas City Chiefs just to show solidarity with the Boys. I don't want anyone shoving words in my mouth; I'm not saying we shouldn't be solidary or take action. I'll be the first one showing up for any cause whenever it's needed, even though I'm a bit removed from everything right now.

To me, this whole thing feels like total nonsense. One minute we're all about being Kansas City Chiefs fans, the next we're supposed to screw over the team for some supporter drama, then we're here, then we're there. The Chiefs are the best way to take down Jerry Jones, and they are the most powerful tool we have in our hands. So if we're going to strike, let's actually strike. Why the hell are we playing in his league? Why the hell are we going to all these games and cheering? Let's act on a national level and boycott. It's useless to talk about this kind of solidarity only when things have already gone south. And again, don't get me wrong, I have absolute support for the Boys. I said a long time ago that I tip my hat to them, and I've fought with "our own" more than anyone else, man. I tip my hat to you guys for everything you endure and just for existing. I'll be tipping my hat to you guys regarding Ukraine someday, too, for everything.

But seriously, people, either we go all in, or we focus on the Kansas City Chiefs and use them to trigger the downfall of Jerry Jones. And I'm pretty sure many of you will agree that he is the main driver behind all this repression, the vouchers, and all of it.

Jeremy Mitchell11 said:I don't support this, Elizabeth Barnes7. I was one of those 200 people physically clashing with the rest of the stadium crowd (@Harold Kim5/">@@Harold Kim5, we weren't just "shouting from the north side," there were hundreds of us brothers standing our ground). Beyond that, I spent three days in jail near the facility serving $100 charges.

I’m saying this just so nobody can claim, "Oh, you wouldn't have gone to the game if you had to serve three days in jail," or "Anyone who doesn't support this is a traitor," etc.

The reason I don't support this is simple. If I hate anything, it's this "flip-flopping" nonsense. If we decided to focus on fixing our own house first, then we can't boycott the Kansas City Chiefs just to show solidarity with the Boys. Don't try to force your rhetoric down my throat—I'm not saying we shouldn't be solidary or take action. I'll be the first one there whenever an action is needed, even though I'm staying out of this specific mess right now.

To me, this is pure hypocrisy. Let's focus on the Kansas City Chiefs, then let's screw over the Chiefs for some fan politics, then here, then there. We say the Chiefs are the best way to take down Jerry Jones, and it's the strongest tool we have in our hands. Well, if we're going to strike, let's actually strike. Why the hell are we playing in his league? Why the hell are we showing up to all these games and cheering? Let's act on a national level and boycott. This kind of solidarity always seems to vanish when things get real. And don't get me wrong, I have absolute support for the Boys. I said long ago that I tip my hat to them, and I've fought with "our own" more than anyone else because we're the craziest ones around. Hats off to you for everything you endure and for simply existing. One day, hats off to you regarding Ukraine, too.

But look, people, either we go all in, or we focus on the Kansas City Chiefs and use them to trigger Jerry Jones's downfall. I'm fairly certain many will agree that he is the main driver behind this repression, these vouchers, and all of it.

Let me answer you calmly one more time, even though you clearly didn't read half of my post. There is one thing you don't understand, and you'll probably realize it after this. We (most of the people involved with the Kansas City Chiefs and the core group, as well as the rest of us) have fixed the club. It's an honest organization run by honest people now, and it can only move upward. As time goes on, we'll get better because the leadership and the organization will simply become more experienced and smarter.

And now, the fight for something even bigger begins. Do you really think this doesn't affect the Kansas City Chiefs?? Jerry Jones is suffocating the team with his corruption and all of it. But this is also a fight for basic freedom. I have a lawyer friend telling me that a mass of criminals didn't even get this kind of investigative detention despite doing much worse, yet 20 fans are getting hit with it. Do you understand where this is headed? I don't know any country outside of North Korea where this happens. Where one man controls the police, the courts, football, and who knows what else. He's basically Kim Jong Un, or whoever that guy is. And nothing else. Use your head for a second.