Die-hard Ultras / Hardcore Supporters

Eric Lee10 said:The choreography wasn't anything special. Kind of underwhelming..
The flares were pretty weak too..
Probably one of the worse derbies we've had..
See you guys on April 5th, fellas 😍

I guess after seeing your incredible displays, it’s hard for anyone else to even come close to doing something decent. 😉
As long as the local supporters stay like this, I suppose we'll never be the top group on the West Coast. 😢

You can spend the next five days arguing about whether that was the worst derby we've seen in two decades, but here’s the cold, hard truth: that 77-year-old man has more guts than 99% of the people up north. Go ahead and delete my comment if you want, but then I have to ask—what exactly is the point of those hooded sweatshirts? Besides, someone needs to ask the Los Angeles Dodgers how much of their budget goes toward useless police extortion versus what actually comes from the taxpayers. We need those figures leaked straight to the press. Every single corner of this city felt the sting. Either way, it seems like things just keep sliding downhill year after year... 😢

It feels like after any big game, the scapegoats just start popping up everywhere, almost like mushrooms after a heavy rain.

Look, people, the Ultras aren't the issue here.

The Ultras back the team through every single minute. There are 500 to 1,000 guys who can honestly say they are the true Ultras—they’ve always been there, even when they were blocked from showing up in different ways. The rest of the SPECTATORS in the north? They aren't the Ultras.

And honestly, not even 10% of them will ever truly be part of the movement, yet they get hyped up in all sorts of ways. There are plenty of them, but clearly, nothing is changing.

Everything else is just empty talk. It's pure hypocrisy and sucking up to the folks from New York. I can't believe people are telling me that certain individuals from various groups were hanging out in New York or LA, and then they couldn't wait to tear everything apart today.

Respect to those who saw the truce as a fundamental fight against the system. But too many individuals on both sides just treated it like a free pass to wander around other people's cities and act out.

And one more thing. The fact that an 80-year-old man has to take on Mamić because nobody else has the guts or whatever... it's just pathetic, people.

Seriously, why is everyone whining about how nobody can go after the boss? Next time, just head out West and try making a move. Go ahead, legends—see if you can actually shake things up... and trust me, there have definitely been people who tried.

I guess I’m just a younger version of more potent "fertilizer" than the old guard 🙂
trash collectors...

Look, for everyone out there who thinks they actually matter when it comes to Liverpool FC—here’s your chance to see what’s really going on. Take a good look at these corporate hacks and losers who think they deserve a seat in the VIP lounge, watching as that unknown guy basically treats them like doormats while nobody dares to say a word—except for one old-school legend with actual heart, unknown.
He’d probably have more luck yelling at someone in a small town in Ohio or maybe even somewhere in Indiana. Back in the day, you would've seen someone like Joe Biden standing up to these pathetic excuses for people.
Honestly, this is one of the biggest embarrassments in the club's entire history. You've got this guy just swaggering through the Rose Bowl in the middle of the VIP section, and the only person with enough guts to call him out is a single, brave 77-year-old former player.
And don't even get me started on that nonsense with Halilović at the end. I swear, looking at that mess made me want to storm the field like I used to back in the day. I spent most of the match half-asleep, thinking if the stadium security wasn't such a joke, things might have gone differently. You’ve got millions of fans, actors, NFL Ultras, and all these self-important "die-hard" supporters in the stands, and yet nobody seems to know what real passion looks like. If this is what we're dealing with, then getting hit with a year-long ban wasn't worth it—not if it didn't result in kicking that little brat out of the city center so he never shows his face again. I know this younger generation isn't used to this kind of thing, but out of 2,000 or 3,000 twenty-somethings, not one person...

And check out picture 4 of 7—is that really that perpetual coward Vučević trying to play peacemaker and lead him away? And then people try to talk about that "fiery temperament" from the South... please. In a VIP box in Greece or Turkey, they would've set him on fire by now instead of coddling him. If they had, we wouldn't be dealing with years of this garbage. And that's supposed to be the club's Sporting Director. Honestly, a janitor has more backbone than that.

We really ought to consider installing large mirrors in the restrooms up north, and honestly, we should probably do the same for the southwest locations too.

at the end of the day, the main thing is that you're all just attacking whoever is supposedly "standing in Neredi's way" on local news

Matthew Foster8 said:Here’s a chance for everyone who thinks they actually matter when it comes to Liverpool FC to take a good look at these corporate hacks and losers sitting in the VIP lounge. They’re just watching as that guy treats them like dirt, and the only one brave enough to speak up is an old club legend like unknown.!
He would’ve had more luck yelling at someone in a small town in Ohio or Indiana. Back in the day, you would have seen a real leader step up against these pathetic losers!
One of the biggest disgraces in the club's entire history. This guy is basically parading through the Rose Bowl in the middle of the VIP section, and in the end, the only person standing up to him is a single 77-year-old veteran player!
And don't even get me started on that mess with Halilović at the end. I felt like running onto the pitch myself. I was half-asleep through most of the match, but if the security fences were even slightly decent, things might have been different. You've got millions of casuals, actors, fake ultras, and pathetic "die-hard" fans in the stands, but nobody shows any backbone. If this is what we're dealing with, then a year-long ban isn't worth it—it would have been better to just kick that little brat out of the city center entirely so he never dares show his face again. I know this younger generation isn't used to it, but out of maybe 2,000 or 3,000 twenty-somethings, not one...

And look at that fourth photo. Is that ever-cowardly, spineless Vucevic trying to calm him down and lead him away? People love to talk about "city temperament" or "Southern vibes," but if this happened in a stadium in Greece or Turkey, they would’ve set him on fire instead of coddling him. If they had, all this nonsense wouldn't have lasted years. And that's the club's Sporting Director. Honestly, a janitor has more heart than that.

The Pick of the Week hits the nail right on the head this time.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4ADGH6FRcFg

Complete idiots. Every single one of them. Out of two whole pages, maybe two posts actually make sense—the rest is just absolute garbage.
I mean, seriously, has any of you actually spent a night stationed at the stadium in the last few years? Does anyone here even understand what kind of torture those shifts entail? How do you have the nerve to lecture people about not being on the pitch and attacking a player? There are thirty of you who wrote that same nonsense—so why didn't all thirty of you jump onto the field? You know, if you thirty had actually stormed the pitch, you’d be facing much worse consequences than unknown, who's just dealing with a misdemeanor charge; you’d probably be looking at a lifetime ban from the stadium. Total morons.

And for you self-proclaimed "superfans"—acting like high-end music and fashion critics—why don't you try writing better songs when everything seems to be "in sync"?

PS
To those of you in the hardcore supporter groups: after this display, you've lost all credibility to talk about choreography or how the displays are executed.
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PPS
Hey, Liverpool FC fans—did your club's victory celebration really drag on until the early hours of the morning??🙂

cosmicdrifter44 said:PPS
Hey guys, did the victory celebrations for your club go on late into the night? 🙂

Yeah, we basically drank every beer from Chicago to San Diego.😉

It is easy to play the armchair strategist after the damage is done, making claims like "we should have challenged the leadership" or "that coward should have been confronted on the pitch." That part is over. Moving forward, we need to ensure that the former leadership is banned from the Rose Bowl for good through every available means. If major international club executives can bypass court rulings to issue lifetime stadium bans for agitators, then Liverpool FC—if they truly respect their supporters, their city, and their own identity—must do the exact same thing.

cosmicdrifter44 said:PPS
Hey guys, did the victory celebrations for your club drag on late into the night?? 🙂

I honestly have no idea why anyone is even bringing this up. Nobody in the stands even flinched when those goals went in—well, except for those poor souls stuck in the corner near the west end. And that song at the final whistle? That wasn't a celebration with the players; do you really think chanting something against the ownership was meant to be festive? If anything, that whole thing should have been shut down the second they reached the supporters' section.

Raymond Gonzalez7 said:I’m honestly not sure why this is even being brought up—nobody in the stands even flinched when those goals went in (well, except for those poor souls stuck in the corner near the west end)—and that song at the end of the match wasn't meant to be sung with the players. I mean, do you really think a chant about "Liverpool FC without the management" is some kind of celebratory anthem? Though, strictly speaking, they should have shut the whole thing down the second they reached the stands.

The fact that the players were jumping around joyfully with the fans—regardless of what specific lyrics were being shouted—is a clear enough sign... besides, they don't even truly grasp what you're singing since only two of them actually speak American.

cosmicdrifter44 said:The players jumping around happily with the fans, regardless of the song, says enough. They don't really get what you're singing anyway since they only speak American.

Why were you all singing about loving the local politicians before?