Die-hard Ultras / Hardcore Supporters

😢 😢 😢 R.I.P

My heart goes out to all the friends and family 😢

R. I. P. Petrinjac...

So, here is the individual responsible for bringing these two into the fold
Dinko Sučić

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Sean Rivera12 said:I don't know, just find out what happened.

I guess bringing in two naive outsiders isn't really the issue here, but I'm pretty sure this was intentional and had some sort of goal behind it. It doesn't feel accidental.

Btw, where was the Los Angeles Dodgers staying these past few days?

If I remember right, the Panorama area, near the arena...

Zachary Sullivan2 said:I wonder how long it’ll take for this to hit the front page of USA Today after that picture popped up here?

looks like the folks over at USA Today are actually faster than us, I guess.

At first, I thought they were boycotting the game because of what the team owes the players—zero shots on goal and not a single decent sprint. But now that I see those two hanging out with the coach's cronies, the whole thing smells even fishier to me..

They know perfectly well they'd be the first ones hung from a streetlight if word got out about their boycott. I don't buy it for a second.

mistypanther20 said:At first, I thought they were boycotting the game because of how much the team owes the players. Zero shots on goal and not a single penalty kick? Now that I see those two guys hanging out with the Commissioner's cronies, the whole thing smells even fishier to me.

It's just like how Miller spends his whole life boycotting things—he can't even seem to cross a street without making a scene.😁>

Abandonment
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Henry Patel74 said:http://www.nytimes.com/news/tragic-accident-local-fan

Another legend from the Black Knights gone way too soon in such a tragic way... just a kid from Rhode Island who lived and breathed the game.

R. I. P. Petrinjac 😢

Can't even wrap my head around it...
Petrinjac R. I. P.

R. I. P. Petrinjac.

Henry Patel74 said:http://www.nytimes.com/news/tragic-accident-loss

Another legend of the Ultras gone in such a tragic way... honestly, just a real die-hard fan from Rhode Island

R. I. P. Petrinjac 😢

Rest in peace, Petrinjac.
Man, I can't even count how many times we crossed paths on the Amtrak... just random encounters like that.
A total old-school guy, had that classic Rhode Island grit to him, you know, in the best possible way...

I’d honestly love to know how these two geniuses ended up landing a spot in Mamić's headquarters over in Philadelphia. I wouldn't be surprised if some official driver just picked them up from some basement where they were likely busy slapping promotional stickers on people's foreheads for the sake of "branding."
Honestly, with that guy in charge, I wouldn't put anything past them.

R. I. P. Petrinjac. 😢

R. I. p Hrvoje 😢

So, Hvidra just posted an update on Facebook 😁.

Kouassi has a cousin working over in Philadelphia—he actually went to visit her recently. On their way back, someone spotted them and invited them to stop by in Hvidra, Philadelphia. They didn't even stay for a drink; they just took a few quick photos, stayed for maybe five minutes, and headed out. Apparently, they had to be back at the hotel by 10:00 PM. That’s really all there is to it. The supporters' association isn't even registered at that address. Besides, there are plenty of Los Angeles Dodgers fans living right there in Hvidra who have never had any issues with the Dinamo crowd. Those two groups were brought together long ago by the war—surely some malicious journalist's pen isn't going to drive a wedge between them now? Cheers.

wearyraven25 said:Rest in peace, Petrinjac.
We crossed paths so many times on the train—just those random, unplanned run-ins.
A true old-school guy—he had that gritty, classic vibe, in the best way possible.

R.I.P. Hrvoje 😢

swiftmoose20 said:They were forged together during the war a long time ago, and I doubt some malicious journalist's pen is going to drive a wedge between them now. Cheers to that.

A nasty news report might not split them up, but they’ll certainly go after the money. 🙂

Hrvoje, rest in peace. The crew is already getting pretty large up there. 😢

RIP, my deepest condolences.