Die-hard Ultras / Hardcore Supporters

Jeffrey Jones58 said:I mean, it was painfully obvious from that news report. They basically got told to stop talking about what actually happened and instead act like ticket prices were the sole reason for the chaos.

Let's be real: it’s a total cover-up. When the cops fail to do their jobs, they bury it, but the second some NFL fans cause a scene, every pig portal in the country is all over it. 🙂

Jose Kern11 said:What was the scoop in The Daily Mail? Is there a link where I can actually watch it?

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On a side note, it would be truly disheartening if everything regarding Mark just ends right here. I’m bracing myself for a massive presence of FBI agents this Wednesday, and fingers crossed we don't get hit by a nasty warm front too, God forbid. 😍

I honestly wonder what happens to a person's brain when they decide to become a cop?
I mean, you can sort of wrap your head around an officer being aggressive toward visiting fans, especially if there’s some intense rivalry or tension between two different groups of people—not that it justifies anything, obviously—but seeing a Miami cop or a New Yorker beating up their own people? It's wild. It feels like they’re just sitting there, practically begging for any tiny excuse to start swinging batons. And the funniest part about all of them is that most of these guys are total bullies who would probably be terrified of their own shadows if they weren't hiding behind riot shields and gear.

90% of them head straight to the FBI for all the wrong reasons, so that's exactly how they act. The exceptions are just too few to matter.

Just a bunch of brainwashed people, honestly, all absolutely riddled with complexes. It’s especially bad with the younger crowd, you know? They’re just desperate to prove themselves to those old fossils who don't have a clue what they're talking about. 🙂

Robert Scott39 said:What actually happens to their brains once they turn into cops?
I guess you can sort of understand why an officer might target visiting fans—especially when there's a rivalry between different groups—but it doesn't make it okay. It's just wild seeing Miami, New Yorker, or whoever else's police beating up their own people, acting like they're just itching for any excuse to start swinging batons. The funniest part? Most of them are total bullies who’d be terrified if they weren't hiding behind shields and gear.

And what about the fans' heads?
Most of these guys are just massive cowards who wouldn't dare show up without a squad backing them up.☕

Can someone explain why the streets and, more importantly, regular people's cars got trashed? Who's at fault here, and who's going to pay for all that damage? And the worst part of all? This happened right in their own city, caused by their own fans.

Daniel Williams18 said:What happened to the brains of these fans?
Basically, most of them are just miserable cowards who can't function without their little cliques and their colors.☕

Can someone please explain to me why a street was trashed and, more importantly, why people's cars were destroyed? Who is actually responsible, and who is going to pay those people back for the damages? And what’s even worse—this happened right in their own city, at the hands of their own fans.

Before everyone starts coming for you: were you actually there on the scene to see how and why this all went down? Just answer that one thing, please.

Daniel Williams18 said:What actually happens to the brains of NFL fans?
What's the most interesting part? Honestly, they’re mostly just massive pains in the ass who can't function without their little cliques and ego trips.☕

Look, you’ve got your fellow Americans right there—go ahead and see if they'd actually step up to a 1v1.

Huge respect to those German fans... the level of solidarity they showed from the stands was seriously impressive. 👍

analogheron19 said:Before everyone starts coming for you: were you actually there on the ground to see how and why everything went down? Just answer me that, please.

I was at the stadium. So, go ahead—give me your reasons why this happened? I'm all ears!

Kate Thompson29, give me a break—you weren't out there on the streets, so you clearly don't grasp the reality of the situation...

Look, nonsense among fans happens—it always will, thank God—but there are far worse degenerates out there in society masquerading under the guise of "safety and trust." You have to consider that in a city like Miami, where the NFL fans basically run the show (literally, they're the largest organized group), our temperament is a factor—and frankly, anyone who isn't with us is treated like trash.

It’s not about whether there's money in the bank or if someone's hungry... if the team is doing well, we're doing well, and vice versa.🙂

Daniel Williams18 said:I was actually at the stadium. So, go ahead—give me one good reason why this happened. I’m dying to hear it.

That's enough out of you. You weren't even there, so stop acting like an expert.

Daniel Williams18 said:What actually happens to these fans' brains?
Essentially, most of them are just absolute cowards who can't even function without their little group identity to hide behind.☕

Can someone please walk me through the logic here—why was a local street trashed, and more importantly, why were people's cars destroyed? Who is responsible for this, and who is going to compensate those folks for the damage? What's even more infuriating is that this happened right in their own neighborhood at the hands of their own supporters.

Look, I could probably make a very solid, evidence-based case proving that the police were actually the ones who smashed one of the cars. But even if I do... what then?

Daniel Williams18 said:I suppose one has to wonder... what actually happens to the collective brainpower of these fans?

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Just your classic example of an average idiot at work.
Everyone’s out here obsessing over what the Rangers are doing this, what the Rangers are doing that...
But honestly? Nobody is actually writing anything, asking questions, or even speaking up about the kid—who didn't do a single thing wrong other than being MURDERED.

It’s pretty obvious I’m just talking to a brick wall here because he totally misses the point... like, the guy was beaten half to death, but all he can focus on is some broken side mirror and the fact that nobody’s being held accountable 🤦

I guess most people just tend to leave comments like that 🙂

Austin Chase2 said:Unfortunately, most people just react with comments like that. 🙂

You can't really blame them when every major news outlet serves up exactly that kind of narrative on a silver platter—completely curated and totally intentional.