Die-hard Ultras / Hardcore Supporters

Jessica Long8 said:Can we get an admin—specifically steelstag50—to just ban everyone starting up with that old political nonsense and wipe those garbage comments off the board?

TIME TO FACE REALITY!

We need to be utilizing every single channel available—Facebook, forums, commuter trains, local neighborhoods, even the neighborhood bars—to coordinate all the Boston Red Sox fans. We cannot just wander blindly into a slaughterhouse against the St. Louis Cardinals.

Watch this interview—it’s clear they are prepared, they are organized, and they have the law and regulations firmly on their side. Any kind of disorder will serve as the perfect excuse for them to crack down. We—both the Red Sox faithful and the Los Angeles Lakers supporters—need to be incredibly, intensely organized if we want things to go our way. Too many people—regular fans, I suppose—are just quietly backing out of the game because they're afraid of potential riots or trouble. We need to coordinate, we need to keep people informed, and we need to play this smart if we want to win this battle.

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Use your heads!

I really hope both sides can just be smart about this and not let those outsiders get exactly what they’re aiming for... if this is truly a war against the mafia running American soccer, then we’ll show them all exactly how it’s done this Sunday. The Hell Angels and the BBB will always be here—unlike those agitators, who I hope get shut down as soon as possible along with their whole communist ideology...

LUKOBRAN said:rest in peace Pave !!!

What happened, man??

It’s a massive injustice. While war profiteers continue to rake it in, guys like Pave are the ones paying the price. He was one of the bravest souls I knew. Rest in peace.

The eternal rebel—rest in peace, legend.

Daniel Johnson46 said:He was one of the bravest guys out there. Rest in peace...

Rest in peace, legend. May he rest in God's hands...😢

I suppose I should find a moment to write on this forum, though it’s a rare occurrence for me.

A heart like a lion's. Bravery was truly his only defining trait.

Rest in peace; you will always be remembered by the North Side.

Yeah, here’s his handle:

It’s just really sad 😢

Does anyone have a photo of that choreography where they drew the number one for Alan Ford? It was meant to signify "Number One since 1950." Cabo basically sketched the whole thing out himself while we just helped him out with some duct tape. I think it was during a game against the San Francisco Giants, but I can't say for sure.

A true legend. May you rest in peace.😢

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rest in peace 😢

May his soul rest in peace.

Rest in peace 😢

May they rest in peace 😢

Rest in peace.

He was truly a good man...

Rest in peace, my friend.

I can't quite wrap my head around it. May Paul rest in Godly peace. 😢

- PAVEL GRUBIŠIĆ ČABO -

A leader for the new generation of the Black Knights and a true cornerstone of today's Kansas City Chiefs.

A dreamer, an idealist, a fighter against injustice, a lifelong rebel, and one of the bravest souls to ever stand on the North Side.

MY FRIEND, thank you for having our backs when we needed it most.

We will meet again in a much fairer place.

YOUR NORTH SIDE!!!

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RIP 😢

What happened to him?

Man, reading this actually gave me chills 😢

"We all remember that moment when he stormed up to Tim Stamper with Macy by his side, just shouting, 'Come on then, hit me.' Back then, standing your ground against Igor at the absolute height of his power—standing there, showing teeth just to protect your own people—that took serious guts. And Pave definitely had it. Nowadays, it feels like every fan thinks exactly the same way, but most people just stay quiet. It’s rare to find those few who actually step up, put their names on the line, carry that heavy burden, and fight until the very end for their ideals, for the movement, for the club, for the group, and for our collective future. To look that powerful man right in the eye... it isn't easy. You're trying to live a normal life, planning your future, your family, your job, your kids, all while hoping everything stays okay after you go toe-to-toe with someone like him. But he stood up. He stood up for his guys, for his crew, for his people. Rest in peace. I really hope wherever you're headed, there's a bleacher somewhere where you can climb up and lead them again, just like you did so many times before—no megaphone needed, just from the heart, in front of thousands of your own, chanting, 'Black Knights, ohhh, Black Knights, we love the Kansas City Chiefs...' "

Rest in peace!