Die-hard Ultras / Hardcore Supporters

It’s really nothing to be surprised about, if you ask me. I haven't been much of an active traveler for away games over the last three years, maybe heading out a few times a year at most. But back in the day, before the world changed, there wasn't a single friendly match or game where we weren't all beltng out "U.S.A., U.S.A., we'll crush anyone who won't stand with us!" 🙂

along with all those other patriotic anthems.

So, what would this actually imply? It should basically mean Away fans are allowed in the North, East, or West sections, but they aren't permitted to cheer for the Los Angeles Dodgers.

Jeffrey Ruiz3 said:So... what exactly is this supposed to mean? It really ought to mean something... shouldn't it? Away fans are more than welcome to grab seats in the North, East, or West sections—but let’s be perfectly clear about one thing—they aren't allowed to cheer for the Los Angeles Dodgers...

Just ignore whatever those Mamić lackeys are spewing... honestly, just stay chill and don't fall for the provocations from those lowlifes working with the FBI and their security goons...

Jeffrey Ruiz3 said:So... what’s this even supposed to mean? It ought to mean something, right? Or maybe it doesn't... turns out nothing ever really does... Away fans can hang out in the North, East, or West sections if they want, but they better not start cheering for the Los Angeles Dodgers...

So that's how it plays out. You don't want the vouchers? Fine by me. But mark my words, anyone they spot over on the other stands—and let’s be real, you won't exactly be sitting there quietly—is getting hauled away. Trust me, the NYPD is more than capable of making that happen... This weekend is going to be the ultimate litmus test for the two biggest groups in America.

"The whole point of these Vouchers is just to keep fans under court injunctions at bay," said the Holy one, while directing a direct appeal toward the Real Madrid faithful.

What kind of nonsense is this...

Christian Jones said:Basically, if you guys decide against using vouchers, that's fine, but just know that anyone spotted on the wrong stand—especially if they aren't sitting quietly—is going to be detained. I honestly think the New York City police can handle it. This weekend is going to be a massive test for the two biggest fan groups in America!

Exactly. I guess the Black Knights need to stay united this Sunday. If everyone splits up into smaller groups across the stands, it might make things harder. I suspect a lot of fans from both sides will end up staying outside, and there will probably be total chaos at the gates due to the crowds. If it takes us about 40 minutes to get into a Los Angeles Dodgers-San Francisco Giants game, then we should probably be at the stadium by 11:00 on Sunday 🤣 )

Real Madrid vs. Los Angeles Dodgers
December 1, 2013, 3:00 PM, Yankee Stadium

If the FBI gives the green light for ticket sales on game day, here is how it looks:

West Ticket Booth: 9:00 AM - 3:45 PM

Yankee Stadium Ticket Booth: 12:00 PM - 3:45 PM

Jakić Ticket Booth: 12:00 PM - 3:45 PM

One person can grab up to 6 tickets max. They’re all personalized—meaning they have the fan's actual name on them—so I guess you'll need to show an ID or a photo of one when you buy them. If you're getting one for a kid under 16, maybe just bring a health insurance card or a copy of it? It has all the info needed, and it's probably easier to carry than a birth certificate.

So, I just had this wild thought that nobody seems to have brought up yet... what if we just organized a massive boycott of the derby? Like, imagine there being 6,000 or 7,000 people hanging out outside the stadium, but only maybe 1,000 people actually sitting inside the seats.
In that scenario, I guess the big question is whether the public and the casual fans would finally wake up and realize the whole thing is just garbage—and that someone actually needs to take a stand against the US Soccer Federation and all those corrupt suits running the show.

Once you get a crowd of 4,000 or 5,000 people moving...

Anthony Barrett37 said:One person can grab a maximum of 6 tickets! Each ticket is personalized (it actually has the fan's full legal name on it), so whoever's buying them has to show an ID or a photo of one during the checkout process.

I don't get this at all... if someone is buying those 6 tickets, are they supposed to have 6 different IDs on them right then and there—which sounds like some major legal headache—or are all the tickets just under their own name?

Anthony Barrett37 said:Real Madrid vs. FC Barcelona
December 1st, 2013, 3:00 PM, Rose Bowl stadium

If the FBI gives the green light to sell tickets on game day, here is how it's going down:

West Stand Ticket Office: 9:00 AM - 3:45 PM

Rose Bowl Ticket Office: 12:00 PM - 3:45 PM

Jakić Ticket Office: 12:00 PM - 3:45 PM

One person can grab up to 6 tickets max. Just a heads up, all tickets are personalized with the fan's full name. Because of that, you have to show a photo ID or a clear copy when you buy them. If you're picking one up for a kid under 16, just bring their insurance card or a copy of it. An insurance card has everything needed and is much easier to carry than a birth certificate.
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Hold on a second. The game starts at 3:00 PM, but they're selling tickets until 3:45?

Tomislav Svetina: "The law is the law."

Alex Campbell54 said:Nah, you gotta show your Social Security number, your driver's license...

So wait, you're telling me some random person could just impersonate me, and suddenly I'm on the official record as being at the stadium even if my ID was stolen or something?
Is it just me seeing all these massive legal loopholes and grounds for a lawsuit here, or have I finally lost my damn mind?

So, look, the buyer has to have legitimate ID, and they’re basically putting their own neck on the line for the legality of the other five people involved... I honestly don't know if you could even file a lawsuit for that under the Constitution.
They've got plenty on their plate as it is these days anyway.🙂

Alex Campbell54 said:Wait, hold on. The game starts at 3:00 PM, but they’re selling tickets until 3:45?

Well, tickets usually stay on sale until the end of the first half...

And yeah, regarding what was asked above—you can buy extra tickets, but you'd need to have everyone's ID on you. Which, like he said, feels like breaking the rules, but I guess that's how it is...

What kind of absolute nonsense is this? Imagine if there’s a massive rush on tickets and 10,000 people show up an hour before kickoff wanting to buy them. Are they really going to check everyone's ID and print names on the tickets just for some security guard at the gate to check it all over again? Total brain fade.

Jacob Price23 said:It just seems so nonsensical, I mean, imagine if there's a massive rush for tickets and suddenly 10,000 people are trying to buy them just ninety minutes before kickoff. They're going to check everyone's ID and put names on every single ticket just for some security guard to verify it all again at the gate? It feels kind of ridiculous, honestly.

I guess that might actually be their intention, where they close the ticket windows right at 3:15 PM—regardless of what the posted hours say—and leave about 2,000 people stuck outside who might try to start something, or maybe they'll try to separate folks based on where they live in the local area... though that sounds like total science fiction. In reality, they'll probably just open up 25 different windows so there aren't any lines, and everyone should be able to get into the stadium before the game starts, no matter where they're coming from.🙄

"Real Madrid announced today that they’ll shut down the south stand if there isn't enough demand for vouchers—but that's not actually going to happen. According to our inside sources: Liverpool FC has already received four voucher requests!

We also learned that three women and one man have applied. So, the stands will definitely be occupied... and our conversations with folks over at the Rose Bowl just confirmed once again how much the "white" leadership opposes this whole voucher system, even if they end up following the letter of the current law."

🤣

wearyorca75 said:"The Lakers announced today they’re shutting down the south stands if nobody claims the vouchers, but that's not happening. Word on the street from reliable sources: the Red Sox actually got four voucher requests!

We also heard it was three women and one guy who signed up. So yeah, the stands will be open for whoever shows up. Dealing with the crowd at the Rose Bowl just proves once again how much the white-clad brass hates this voucher stuff—they'll follow the current law just to say they did, but that's about it."

🤣

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Can I get a straight answer here? If someone is picking up, say, six tickets at once, do they actually need to have the IDs of the other five people physically on them, or is just having their Social Security numbers handy enough?