Die-hard Ultras / Hardcore Supporters

wearyfalcon11 said:Here is a little anthem for the Black Knights. I put it together yesterday.

We are the Black Knights from Miami,
Our summers aren't the only things getting hot,
When our guys light up the flares,
Everyone else just looks small.
We’re from the coast and we love our team,
The guys from the north can't compete,
Wherever we go, we bring the noise,
And everyone feels the pressure.
We roll through NYC, Chicago, and Philly,
Then head back home to our Florida roots,
Where the whole world is waiting for the champs,
Forget the rules and the rest.
Miami loves its legends,
Its local heroes. <3

🎉🎉 And it's you and only you, that's what your BLACK KNIGHTS say! Ale ale aleee!! 👍

So, how long did it take you to come up with those rhymes?😂

Unbelievable 🤣

Just explain those ridiculous excesses to me 🤷

Around three or so, things were looking pretty bleak—though honestly, who could have actually predicted it?

Are we all set for this Saturday? 🙂

of course🙂

John Brown30 said:your definition of strength just doesn't hold any water 😍

if you say so, 😁

wearyfalcon11 said:So, I put together this little anthem for the Ultras yesterday.

We’re the Ultras from Miami,
Where the heat isn't just from the summer sun,
When our guys light up the flares,
Everyone else looks tiny compared to us,
We’re from the coast and we bleed for the boys,
The guys from the North Side can't touch us,
Wherever we roll, the noise follows,
Leaving everyone else shaking in their boots.
We crush New York, Chicago, and Cleveland,
Then head back home to our sunny coastal spot,
Where the whole world is waiting for the champs,
Forget the rules, the traditions, or the kids.
Miami loves its legends,
Its local heroes, big and small. <3

🎉🎉 And at the end of the day, you're the only one I love, that's what your ULTRAS say! ALE ALE ALEEEEE!! 👍

I still can't believe I read that, haha. Seriously, what kind of "home" or "heroes" is that? We aren't some old-school militia group.

The track is top-tier—I might actually start playing it on repeat tomorrow...

Everyone will get a printed copy of the lyrics at the entrance, but we only have 2,000 copies available, so once you've memorized them, please pass the paper along!

I’ve also added a few extra lines to cover all our themes:

Just like Stipica, we haven't had a goalie
ever since the days of King Koloman
A win tomorrow is an absolute necessity
just like that old trek through the Venetian marshes

And then, finally, the chorus kicks in...

Charles Ruiz6 said:Everyone will get a printed copy at the entrance, but we've only got 2,000 copies on hand, so once you've read it, please pass it along!

I’ve added a few more lines to make sure we cover all the bases:

Just like at Stipica, we haven't had a keeper
since the days of King Koloman
A win tomorrow is an absolute necessity
just like that old trip out to the Mediterranean coast

And only then do we hit the chorus...

🤣 🤣 🤣

...here’s to our unsung heroes. <3

unsung🤷

Those letters paired with the choreography of the cargo on the joint? That’s a winning combo right there! 😁

Today was an absolute rock bottom. Is it really our turn to watch an 80-year-old man try to salvage what’s left of our reputation? Enough with the endless messages, enough with the fans screaming that something needs to be done. We have this absolute trash playing right in front of our home stadium while some bratty kid tries to provoke us after a goal, and yet we just sit there singing if they don't give us what we want. Instead of charging onto that pitch, storming the locker rooms, and instilling a level of fear in them so they never even dream of disrespecting us again, we’re busy mourning a championship title that we won't even touch as long as Mamićev is around. NOBODY fears us anymore, and honestly, that is the most pathetic thing about this entire generation of Ultras.

I’ve gotta give it up to the guys leading the chants. They really put their hearts into it, trying to get the whole section fired up and giving it everything they've got.

But as for everyone else? Most people just don't seem to care anymore. And honestly, it’s not just some excuse about a certain group refusing to show up—it feels like nobody wants to be there. It’s pretty depressing to see how much the atmosphere at our stadium has gone downhill year after year, but I guess we’re just heading in a new direction now.

Melissa Hernandez97 said:Today was an absolute rock bottom. It’s pathetic that we have an 80-year-old man out there trying to salvage our reputation. Enough with the messages, enough with the fans screaming that something needs to be done. Some low-life scum is practically laughing in our faces right in the middle of the stadium, while some kid acts like a bratty provocateur after a goal, and all we do is sing if someone doesn't step up. Instead of storming the field, charging into the locker room, and instilling such fear in them that they’d never dare show their faces here again, we’re sitting here mourning a championship title that we won't even touch as long as Mamićev is around. NOBODY FEARS US ANYMORE, and honestly, that is the greatest tragedy facing this generation of Ultras.

And who exactly is stopping you from being the first one out on that field? Who is preventing you from rushing in and giving Halilović a piece of your mind? You and people like you are the biggest disappointment—you only know how to sit behind a keyboard typing about what "should" happen. Why don't you go do it then? Nobody is stopping you. There's enough of you lot thinking, "I'll let someone else handle it first, then maybe I will," or maybe you just won't.

Melissa Hernandez97 said:Today was an absolute rock bottom. It’s pathetic that we have an 80-year-old man having to step up just to save our reputation. I'm tired of the endless messages and the fans constantly shouting that we need to do something. Some total scum is literally mocking us right in our own stadium, then some little punk starts provoking us after a goal, and all we do is sing if they don't back off. Instead of storming the pitch, charging into the locker rooms, and making sure they're terrified to ever show their faces here again, we're sitting here mourning a championship that we probably won't even win while Mamićev is around. NOBODY fears us anymore, and honestly, I think that's the saddest thing about this generation of Ultras.

"we need to do something"

So why didn't you run out onto the field then?

It's not the nineties anymore where things get handled that way. I guess we have to be a lot smarter than that.

Mamićev schemes? You dive headfirst when facing Cleveland, but against the Blues, you just pull your punches and play it safe. 🤣

Ryan Chavez3 said:I’ve gotta hand it to the guys running the chants. They’re putting in the work, trying to get the whole section hyped and giving it everything they've got.

But everyone else? Most people just don't feel like getting involved. And it's not just some excuse about "old school" fans refusing to show up. Nobody wants to. It honestly sucks seeing the atmosphere at our stadium get worse year after year, but hey, I guess we're heading in a new direction.

People are losing interest because there's zero variety in the songs we sing. On this scene, we barely have three decent anthems to our name before everything just devolves into mindless shouting... Honestly, the fans over in Europe have it way better; they took the best melodies and actually use them to fuel the crowd. This really hits home for the Boyz, because let's be real, our "songs" have always been pretty pathetic—just a bunch of yelling. No wonder people are getting bored.

Sam Sullivan58 said:People just aren't interested in cheering anymore because our local scene lacks any decent terrace anthems. Everything just boils down to mindless chanting... honestly, lucky them, those guys across the pond grabbed all the best melodies from the Greeks and they sing whatever they want in the stands. This mostly goes for the Boyz too, because let's be real, our songs have always been absolute garbage that basically just amounts to screaming. It’s no wonder people are getting bored.

We’ve got five or six killer songs that are catchy enough to belt out for half the match, but still, nobody wants to touch them!

Michael Torres8 said:Look, we actually have five or six killer anthems that would go over great with the younger crowd and could keep us going for half the game, but once again, nobody's going to bother singing them!

Like which ones?