Die-hard Ultras / Hardcore Supporters

Jeremy Mitchell11 said:If we're all deciding to just look at our own backyard,

Man, who decided we’re only looking at our own backyard? What are you even talking about?

If you actually understood the situation, you'd see this was done for the Kansas City Chiefs too. And honestly, even if the Chiefs had zero connection to this, the move would still be just as massive as it is. This isn't just about backing the Bad News Bears—it's about mutual solidarity. None of this would have happened if both sides hadn't stepped up and done their part.

It's about the bigger picture. And the Chiefs are part of that. So, just drop it and stop talking nonsense. This loss hurts everyone—you aren't the only one feeling it.

Way to go, guys. Honestly, Jerry Jones is terrified of seeing this kind of solidarity—it’s actually working. We’re gaining momentum now because people who actually care about the game are finally paying attention. Trust me, don't spend a single second feeling bad about walking away from that circus. If the Kansas City Chiefs had won today, that guy wouldn't have even thought about leaving. This unity is going to be his downfall. The team can be as strong as they want, but that clown will always find a way to screw everything up.

So when people ask who we were actually standing up for? It was the folks who opened their doors to us this past Sunday—only to get kicked out of the yard immediately after.

Back on October 31, 2009, we boycotted just to keep the Kansas City Chiefs alive.
On December 4, 2013, we boycotted to save ourselves.

The truth is, there is no us without the Chiefs, and honestly? There’s no Chiefs without us.

Elizabeth Barnes7Recap:
Look, I’m gonna try explaining this one more time, nice and calm, even though it feels like half of what you wrote didn't even get read. There's one thing you just aren't grasping yet, but maybe you'll see it eventually. Most of us—mainly the core group within the Kansas City Chiefs community, but really all of us—have finally cleaned things up at the club. Basically, we've got an honest organization run by decent people now, and there's nowhere to go but up. As time goes on, we're honestly going to get even better because, well, both the fans and the front office are just getting smarter and more experienced every day.

But now, the stakes are getting even higher. You think this doesn't affect the Kansas City Chiefs too? Man, Jerry Jones is suffocating the team with all those shady dealings and corruption. This is about basic freedom, honestly. I was talking to a lawyer friend of mine, and he was telling me how they let a ton of actual criminals walk free without any pretrial detention, yet twenty fans end up getting hit with this? Do you see where this is headed? I don't think there's anywhere else in the world besides North Korea where stuff like this happens. Where one guy basically controls the police, the courts, the football team, and who knows what else. It's like him and Kim Jong Un or whoever that guy is... and that's it. Just him. Seriously, man, think about it for a second.

Anyway, I just needed to get that off my chest. My bad to everyone.
And just for the record, if I were ever at the stadium doing anything wrong, I’d probably just leave on my own accord.

Someone actually told me I'd be watching the game at a pub in Kansas City packed with Black Knights😁

Let’s just keep moving forward without any compromises

The league officials are corrupt...

Props to the Black Knights... It’s gonna be hard to find a reason to hate you guys again.😉

Jeremy Mitchell11 said:Fine, this is exactly what I needed. My apologies to everyone.
And just to be clear, if I had actually been at the stadium and realized we were just causing trouble for the sake of it, I would have left.

You predicted I’d realize that right after posting, haha.😉
Look, even I know people stormed the field when we were down 5-0, but that's beside the point. I'm honestly glad we walked out of the stands. I'm just looking forward to the day when Arrowhead Stadium is packed with at least 3,000 away fans, full of choreography and flares, watching some heartfelt football and fair officiating. That's when cheering for the Kansas City Chiefs will actually mean something again. I hope we see that in three or four years. And Jerry Jones needs to go down soon. He has to.

Kudos to the guys. I really appreciate the consistency here. Since we committed to the unification—which was absolutely the right move to make—it only makes sense to show some solidarity with the Bad News Bears today. Like someone pointed out over at the Corner, it would be incredibly disrespectful and cheap to celebrate on their turf while they’re being forcibly kept away.

Anyway, I won't ramble on too long. This is a huge win. 🙏

I’ve been scrolling through some of the comments on the fan forums lately, and honestly, our local banter is pretty much worthless at this point. People treat every word like it’s some kind of holy scripture. It’s wild how most folks just say, "Yeah, Jerry Jones is a crook, but he’s got his perks, as long as we beat the Kansas City Chiefs." You see this whole crowd trying to act like they’re some old-school, gritty tough guys from back in the day.

It’s hard to believe some of the stuff being said. I used to think things were shifting here in the city and that people were finally pulling their support, but clearly, most folks are just looking for any excuse to celebrate. As long as we absolutely crushed those guys, nothing else matters to them. It’s actually unsettling how many people feel that way.

I just don't get it—you have thirty guys sitting in a holding cell during Christmas while everyone else is back home, enjoying a massive feast with their families, all under the guise of making sports "cleaner" or whatever other nonsense they throw out there.

It’s just... disappointing, seeing everything the way it is.

Lawrence Mitchell2 As I was sitting there this morning, sipping my coffee and watching the fog roll off the Hudson, I found myself reflecting on what Jeffrey Edwards76 had to say. It’s funny how certain observations just stick with you, much like that old melody you can't quite shake after hearing it once at a jazz club in New Orleans. He was making a point that, while perhaps a bit blunt for some tastes, felt remarkably grounded in the current reality we find ourselves navigating. One can't help but wonder if we often overlook the very things that seem most obvious when we are caught up in the frantic pace of our daily lives. It reminds me of a conversation I had years ago with an old mentor of mine—a man who believed that silence often speaks louder than any grand oratorical gesture. There is a certain weight to his perspective that demands a moment of quiet contemplation before one can truly grasp its implications.
I have to say, hats off to the Black Knights... It’s going to be quite a challenge to find a reason to root against you all again.😉

I suppose we should simply exercise a bit of patience and wait until at least two honest, legitimate derbies have actually taken place before we pass judgment on the state of things. 😁

I’ve got this nagging feeling that we’re going to be stuck waiting a long time before we actually see a decent derby match😉

Way to go, guys! This is one for the history books!

Someone made a point, so I’ll add mine.

Kudos to them; this is something only massive groups can pull off. And by massive, I mean truly monumental.

The score on the scoreboard doesn't actually matter right now. What matters is that we all take a moment to ask ourselves why so many innocent young lives are being systematically dismantled by nonsensical indictments and prison bars. It shouldn't matter what color jersey or hat someone happens to be wearing.

Don't sell out your principles!

I don't usually bother posting on these forums, but seriously, BRAVO! You guys can hold your heads high. Just ignore the critics who don't get it, and honestly, forget about the final score—nobody's even celebrating it anyway...

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- It seems some people—I won't name names, though I'm looking at you, casualwolf48—actually believe this drivel. - Honestly, if you think this logic holds any water, maybe you should consider a career in fiction writing instead of trying to argue facts here. http://s22.postimg.org/k7fvs702p/zg_5.jpg

Respect.

Lawrence Mitchell2 said:Kudos to the Ultras... It’s going to be hard for you guys to find someone new to hate😉

And I'll miss 😍you too

I’m heading home right now, hoping to catch the game, but I decided to fire up my phone to check the score first. The very first article I see? A complete breakdown of why our guys got knocked out in the 15th minute... That was it. That was all I needed to see. You’ve absolutely ruined my night, thanks for nothing!

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Ryan Chavez3 said:I've been scrolling through some of those comments over on the main fan forums—man, it’s a joke. It's like people treat every opinion there like it's holy scripture. Most of them are just saying things like, "Yeah, the owner might be shady, but at least we beat the rivals." They act like they're all these old-school hardcore ultras from back in the day, too.

It's hard to believe some of the stuff being said. I honestly thought things were shifting in the city and that the fans weren't really backing him anymore... but apparently, everyone's just happy as long as we get the win. As long as we crushed the other guys, anything goes, I guess. It's wild how many people think like that.

They don't seem to get that while thirty of our guys are sitting in a holding cell during the holidays, everyone else is back home having a feast with their families—all under the guise of making "sports cleaner" or whatever excuse they use.

Honestly... it's just disappointing to see this kind of thing happening everywhere.

I wasn't even planning on posting here—I usually just stick to my usual spot—but I had to jump in just to reply to you.
All that talk about how the only thing that matters is that we beat your team? Honestly, screw those bandwagoners. They're a tiny minority, really. And these "old school" types they claim to be? Who even are they?
I might actually head over to that forum now just to argue with them.
You put it perfectly. I've been through a lot myself—I was actually in a French prison last Christmas, so I know what it's like.
I'm 44, and I've been going to games since '83. I served in the military, I was there when the first major supporter movements started up—though I'm sidelined for now. And trust me, man, I'm definitely not the only veteran on our side.
There are more of us real fans than those fair-weather types, especially once you hit 40.
Anyway, keep doing your thing. You guys played an incredible game, truly. Hats off to you.