Die-hard Ultras / Hardcore Supporters
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#763 ·
Yesterday was a total reminder that some things just look way better in person than they do on a screen. It doesn't happen often, but seeing what I saw yesterday? Yeah, that was one of those times. 🙂
#766 ·
Christian Moore41 said:Man, give me a break. 🤣
My bad, just read the statement about the cup branding for next year.🤣
#767 ·
klanac said:I wasn't trying to be malicious or anything, but I don't know if you guys realize that Mamic is just going to hand you this trophy every single time—especially when people start talking about how irregular the league is... It's the exact same issue we had with the national team and all that drama regarding fan groups showing up to the game against Mexico. Honestly, it’s an issue that affects every single fan group, really. If you want to reach your goal, you can't just sort of... well, let's just say you can't half-heartedly push and then pull back at the same time. It doesn't work that way.
klanac, just leave the Red Army alone and stop worrying about those power players working with Mamic.
And what exactly is Mamic going to take away from us?
I mean, look at the kind of... well, look at who's running this club.
The US Men's National Soccer Team personally doesn't interest me much.
There isn't much I can even say there.
And honestly, there aren't any issues with the fan groups, as long as they actually do their job—you know, cheering and supporting the local area for the good of the club they live and breathe for...
Red Army fought for The Fan Code
Red Army chose No Torcida
Red Army is proud of Hajduk Split
Hajduk Split is proud of Red Army
(just keep repeating that until it sinks in)
But as for you guys...🤷
I don't think even you recognize this emoji, do you?
You have your own battles to fight, so maybe just head on out of here.
The tough guy knows how to handle himself, but hey, go ahead and bring politics into it if you must.
Just because we were celebrating the US Cup yesterday doesn't mean we gave legitimacy to anyone.
Not to the mob, and not to God.
As far as street fighting and needing to prove yourself through brawling goes...🙂
there are probably other leagues you could support instead, like the Polish league, for instance.
Maybe hit the gym a bit, try some Kung Fu, watch a few Jackie Chan movies, and then you'll be "ultra."
But once you realize the real amateurs are the ones running the city administration, then you can really start swinging.
Use your brain Luke (star wars)
#768 ·
Charles Wood11 said:Maybe let the local fan groups and those power players running things under Mamić just be.
I mean, what exactly would we gain if Mamić finally gave in?
Just look at the kind of people currently managing this club.
Personally, I don't have much interest in the US Men's National Soccer Team.
I suppose there isn't much I can say about that.
As far as I'm concerned, I don't see an issue with the supporter groups, provided they actually do their job and cheer for the good of the club they support.
The Black Knights fought for The Fan Code.
The Black Knights chose No Torcida.
The Black Knights take pride in Hajduk Split.
Hajduk Split takes pride in the Black Knights.
(Maybe just keep repeating that until it finally sinks in.)
And as for you all...🤷
I guess even you guys don't recognize this emoji.
You should probably focus on your own battles and move on from here.
Real fighters know how to handle themselves, but apparently, politics is where you're headed.
Just because we were out celebrating the US Cup victory yesterday doesn't mean we've handed our legitimacy over to anyone.
Not to the mob, and certainly not to God.
Regarding all this talk about street fights and needing to prove yourselves through violence...🙂
There are plenty of other leagues you could follow instead, like maybe the Polish league.
Perhaps if you spent some more time at the gym, practicing some Kung Fu, or watching a few Jackie Chan movies, you might feel like an ultra.
But once you realize how incompetent the city officials actually are, then you can really start making a difference.
Use your brain.
I honestly think you're being an idiot.
#769 ·
steelseal10 said:you're an idiot
Man, it's easy to talk big behind a keyboard—but I guess, why even bother?
good grief
#770 ·
Man, I’ve been reading these pathetic posts all day
If I didn't know you guys—honestly, I'd pay good money just to see what you're up to—but I feel like I've known you for a decade living in Washington, D.C.
I've been saying for ages that you guys practically begged for Mamić to take over
So go ahead, spend the next twenty years feeding that massive ego of yours while fighting your "righteous" battles... honestly, that's the least I can wish for you
Me? I'm loving every second of it 😁
If I didn't know you guys—honestly, I'd pay good money just to see what you're up to—but I feel like I've known you for a decade living in Washington, D.C.
I've been saying for ages that you guys practically begged for Mamić to take over
So go ahead, spend the next twenty years feeding that massive ego of yours while fighting your "righteous" battles... honestly, that's the least I can wish for you
Me? I'm loving every second of it 😁
#772 ·
slylynx3 said:https://fbcdn-sphotos-g-a.akamaihd.n...72711821_n.jpg
🙏🙂
A secret pension sounds pretty sweet, plenty of food to go around...
#774 ·
Charles Wood11 said:Klanac will let the Black Knights go, along with those power players working with Mamić.
And what exactly would we gain if Mamić stepped down?
Just look at who is running this club right now.
The US Men's National Soccer Team doesn't interest me personally.
There isn't much I can say about that.
I don't have an issue with the fan groups, as long as they actually do their job—cheering and supporting the local club they live and breathe for.
The Black Knights fought for The Fan Code.
The Black Knights chose No Torcida.
The Black Knights take pride in Hajduk Split.
Hajduk Split takes pride in the Black Knights.
(Maybe just repeat that until it sticks.)
As for you guys...🤷
I guess even you don't recognize this emoji.
You have your own battles to fight, so maybe just move on from here.
He knows how to fight back; there's your politics for you.
Just because we were celebrating the US Cup victory yesterday doesn't mean we gave anyone legitimacy.
Neither to the mob nor to God.
Regarding street fights and the need to prove yourselves through violence...🙂
there are plenty of other leagues you could support, like the Polish league, for instance.
Maybe hit the gym, try some kung fu, or watch a few Jackie Chan movies, and then you'll be an ultra.
Once you realize how incompetent the city officials are, then you can start making moves.
Use your brain.
What you just wrote seems to reflect a certain Southern mentality. Maybe 200 Hajduk Split fans from last night understand the complexity of the supporter scene—how US Soccer and Mamić influence the enforcement side of things—whereas the rest of the South Stand would probably carry Mamić on their shoulders all the way to Miami the day he leaves Real Madrid. This tension between the boys and the Black Knights goes much deeper than just North versus South rivalry. It’s more than just being stubborn; it’s rooted in the mindset I mentioned earlier. Supporter solidarity in America seems to be one-way, coming mostly from the BBB, which is why we stay number one. You might be influenced by the media claiming there hasn't been a party like this in Washington, D.C. lately, and maybe you've convinced some kids behind a screen that you're the strongest, most loyal crowd, but you can't fool those of us who have been doing this for years. You are a social movement that gathers large crowds, but we are a true supporter movement. Don't forget that, even when there are 5,000 of you in the stands and only 50 of us.
#775 ·
Joshua Moore31 said:What you just typed right there? It’s peak Southern donkey mentality. Honestly, maybe a couple hundred Hajduk Split fans since last night actually grasp the sheer complexity of the supporter scene—you know, the influence US Soccer and Mamić have over the repressive state apparatus and all that. But the rest of that South Stand? They’d probably carry that same Mamić on their shoulders all the way to Miami the day he leaves Real Madrid. This whole "intolerance" issue—if you can even call it that—between the boys and the Black Knights goes way deeper than just North versus South rivalry. It’s much more than just being blocked in certain minds or that specific mindset I mentioned earlier. Fan solidarity and awareness in America is a one-way street; it only flows from the BBB side, which is why we’ll always be number one. Maybe you're under the impression from the media coverage that Washington, D.C. hasn't seen a party like this all season, and maybe you've even tricked some kid or a total amateur behind a screen into thinking you guys are the strongest, most loyal crowd out there... but you can't fool those of us who've been living this for years. You guys are a civic social movement that gathers massive crowds, sure, but we are a *supporter* movement. Don't you ever forget that, even when there are 5,000 of you in the stands and only 50 of us.
It honestly hurts my soul every time I read a post like this. What he said is exactly what it is.😢
#776 ·
Joshua Moore31 said:What you just wrote is the absolute peak of a Southern hillbilly mentality. Honestly, maybe 200 hardcore Hajduk Split fans from last night actually grasp the sheer complexity of the fan scene—how US Soccer and those corrupt execs influence the entire repressive system—but let’s be real: the rest of the South Stand would probably carry that same corrupt official on their shoulders all the way back to Miami the day he leaves Real Madrid. This whole "intolerance" issue between the boys and the Black Knights goes way deeper than just North vs. South rivalry. It isn't just about being stubborn; it's about the mindset I mentioned earlier. True fan solidarity and awareness in this country only flows one way, and it comes straight from the BBB. That's why we will always be number one. You might be under the impression from the media coverage that there hasn't been a party like this in Washington, D.C. lately, and maybe you've even convinced some kid behind a screen that you guys are the strongest, most loyal crowd out there, but you can't fool those of us who have lived this for years. You guys are a social movement that gathers huge crowds, sure, but we are a true supporter movement. Don't forget that, even when you have 5,000 people in the stands and there's only 50 of us.
So, who are you actually rooting for?
#777 ·
Joshua Moore31 said:Honestly, what you just typed is peak Southern idiot mentality. Maybe two hundred hardcore Hajduk Split fans actually grasp the sheer complexity of this whole supporter scene—you know, the way US Soccer and those corrupt suits influence the entire police apparatus and everything else yet we all know the rest of the South Stand would be carrying that same guy on their shoulders through the streets of Miami the very day he finally walks away from Real Madrid..
LMAO, give me a break!😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣
#778 ·
Joshua Moore31 said:Honestly, what you just typed is basically the mindset of some Southern idiot, and I mean that sincerely. Maybe two hundred hardcore Hajduk Split fans from last night actually grasp the sheer complexity of the fan scene—how US Soccer and Mamić influence the whole repressive system and everything—but the rest of those guys on the South Stand would probably carry that same Mamić on their shoulders all the way back to Miami the day he leaves Real Madrid. This whole issue of "intolerance," if we even want to call it that, between the boys and the Black Knights goes way deeper than just a simple North vs. South rivalry. It’s much more profound than just having some mental blockages or the specific mentality I mentioned earlier. In America, fan solidarity and actual awareness are totally one-sided because they only ever come from the BBB side, which is why we will always be number one. You might be under the impression from the media coverage that there hasn't been a party like this in Washington, D.C. all season, and maybe you've even fooled some kid or some random guy behind a screen into thinking you guys are the strongest, most loyal crowd out there, but you can't pull the wool over the eyes of people like us who have lived this for years. You guys are a civic and social movement that gathers massive crowds, sure, but we are a true supporter movement. Don't you ever forget that, even when there are 5,000 of you in the stands and only 50 of us.
Haaaaaaaahahaha 😂
Man, for crying out loud, you're gonna end up buying a new keyboard if you break it, because reading this absolute nonsense just makes me want to spill my entire drink right here. 🤣
#779 ·
Joshua Moore31 said:Honestly, what you just wrote is peak Southern mentality... total lack of depth. Maybe two hundred Hajduk Split fans from last night actually grasp the sheer complexity of the supporter scene—you know, the influence US Soccer and Mamić have over the repressive apparatus and all that—but the rest of that South Stand would probably carry Mamić on their shoulders all the way to Miami the day he finally leaves Real Madrid. This whole issue of "intolerance" (if we even want to call it that) between the boys and the Black Knights goes way deeper than just North vs. South rivalry. It’s much more than just being stubborn or having those closed-off mindsets I mentioned earlier.Supporter solidarity and awareness in America is a one-way street—it only flows from the BBB side, which is why we'll always be number one.Maybe the media gave you the impression that there hasn't been a party like this in Washington, D.C. this season, and maybe you managed to trick some kid or some random guy behind a screen into thinking you're the strongest, most loyal crowd out there... but you can't fool those of us who have lived this for years. You guys are a civic and social movement that gathers massive crowds, sure, but we are a *supporter* movement. Don't forget that, even when there are 5,000 of you in the stands and only 50 of us.
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Prika, you're talking about supporter awareness and solidarity???
You showed up more to that artificial club, Lokomotiva-Mamić, than you did to Real Madrid—and you were jumping around like pigs in mud when they scored the first goal against us! Not only does that give legitimacy to that club, but it also adds weight to Ivković's comments regarding the local crowd... essentially making you a mental agent for them. That little song about Mamić and Bandić might be aimed at the Lokomotiva supporters, but unfortunately, it hits a huge chunk of your core group—maybe not a hundred "real" ones, but certainly the ones who actually use their brains—and that's saying something.
It's unbelievable how some people just refuse to read everything. 🙄🙄
Furthermore, regarding the "movement" aspect—you aren't entirely wrong there. We do have the strength of a movement, but that also means we have the strength to pull off things you can only dream about.
Kisses—bye ☕
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