Die-hard Ultras / Hardcore Supporters

Ethan Cook said:So, how much is he asking for it?

Well, his contact info is right there on Facebook, so you might as well just reach out and see what's up...

Here's the listing: https://www.facebook.com/HSkolekcionari

Kansas City Chiefs vs. Los Angeles Lakers 2-1, April 14, 2001

http://themladichi.com/kolumne/price...tnik-policije/

Taylor Hughes61 said:Kansas City Chiefs vs. Los Angeles Lakers, 4/14/2001

http://themladichi.com/kolumne/price...tnik-policije/

I’m not one to nitpick, but it was actually 3-1.

Ethan Cook said:I don't mean to nitpick, but the score was 3-1.

My bad, that was my mistake. It was two goals from Bubalo and one from Mus.

Seriously, can you people just pick a lane already? Who even came up with this whole "aleština" thing? It’s honestly embarrassing. This belongs in the hall of shame right next to those ridiculous old stunts like burning flags or whatever nonsense they used to pull back in the day.

Aaron Richardson7 said:Can we please just settle this once and for all? Who actually came up with the term "aleashit"? This could easily end up in the hall of fame alongside things like the "tears," the "chicken slaughter," or burning the old national flag.

There isn't really anything to debate here. The origin—even if I don't think it's particularly important or worth bragging about—is pretty straightforward. Back in the winter of '99, the whole younger crew used to hang out at my place at the hospital... including Morrison from the older crowd. Since everyone loved those "aleale" songs so much, Morrison would always make fun of them. One time, I just blurted out the word "aleashit," and it stuck. To be fair, Choosy from Radunica thought it sounded more like "leshit" (maybe he was a bit high on THC?), so a variation popped up, but the original version is how it started. Honestly, it’s trivial. But since you asked...

P.S. I can only imagine how much controversy there’s going to be surrounding the burning of the Yugo flag. Good grief... 🙂

"We jump in to back up a friend and things turn violent fast. The crew, led by those notorious Smith brothers, catches us off guard for a second, but they don't back down. Neither do we." 😲

you really sure about this? 🤷

John Brown30 said:"We jump in to back up a friend and things turn into a massive brawl. The group led by the notorious Smith brothers is caught off guard by our reaction for a split second, but they don't back down. And neither do we." 😲

Are you sure about this? 🤷

I didn't say the entire North Side crowd of 11,500 people charged at them. Everyone has their own version of what happened, but the fact remains that both sides threw punches and took them. There's really no need to overanalyze every tiny detail here, honestly.

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Huge respect to the guys for making the trek all the way out to Turkey for preseason training—that’s some serious dedication right there.

Man, if Dave had just a few more miles left to walk...

cosmicdrifter44 said:I'd take another dozen miles on foot if it meant this was over...

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Look, I’m not trying to disrespect them or diminish what they’ve achieved—full credit where it's due—but this whole spectacle of parading around and posing for Facebook likes with a scarf? It just doesn't sit right with me. If you actually care about the club, show up at the stadium on game day; that’s how everyone will know you were there. There’s no need to wander around town acting like you're on some middle school field trip. There are countless clubs down south doing preseason training right now, and I’m sure their fans aren't out there making a scene just to get a few clicks online.

placidraven20 said:Look, I’m not disrespecting them—respect where it's due—but this whole photo op nonsense on Facebook, parading around with a banner just for likes? It doesn't sit right with me. If you actually give a damn, show up at the stadium. That's how people know you're there. You don't need to wander the streets posing for selfies like you're on some middle school field trip. There are a million clubs down south on preseason tours right now, and their fans are definitely out there too.

Jonathan Lewis3 is being sarcastic... This is a tragedy...
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Haha... what a coincidence! That's the exact guy mentioned in this latest story. :-)

The cloth looks like it hasn't seen sunlight in a century, but hey, man, who cares? It’s a great shot regardless. Besides, you can't really blame anyone for holding up a rag when there's four of you out there.

Then people are going to act all shocked when something like a total meltdown happens—you know, like a full-blown riot—and everyone will start scrambling to find some hypocritical excuses for why it went down.

But hey, good luck trying to explain to anyone why you shouldn't be out there holding a sign... even the much tougher crews have lost them before. 🙂🙂

I mean, come on. It's the Ultras. 😢

If you're going to act like such die-hard Ultras, it would be a lot smarter to actually provide some transparency instead of just posting nonsense here...

velvetskipper52 said:If you guys want to act like such die-hard Ultras, why don't you try actually being transparent for once instead of just posting absolute garbage here?

Fine, let's get this show on the road.

Taylor Hughes61 said:I didn't say a whole crowd of 11,500 from the North went charging at them. Everyone’s got their own version of what happened, but the fact remains: they went in, and they took hits. There's no need to nitpick every little detail, for heaven's sake.

Fair enough. 🙂

People will keep arguing about those banners forever until those four golden rules actually get passed.