Die-hard Ultras / Hardcore Supporters

northernorca3 said:🤣

Keep spinning those circles in your head—at this rate, you’re going to be dizzy for life.

cosmicdrifter44 said:The Blue Army can go jump in a lake.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0KaF_m7Ca7o
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5MfgwHaZcA8
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nAVeINuoCcI (3:50)

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What am I even supposed to say? Where does one even begin? 🎉

Absolutely perfect!

Videoes:

The Choreography:
http://youtu.be/aaG-nZhACU8
http://youtu.be/3RluzYlZUBs

The flares after that first goal:
http://youtu.be/aMvZ27eMKBw
http://youtu.be/h3C9bZPiUhY

I was watching the stream online and man, the atmosphere was absolutely electric—the Black Knights were bringing all the drama, while the Blue Army looked top-tier.
All things considered, it was a phenomenal Iron Bowl; easily one of the best matchups I've seen on the international stage lately, at least based on the raw energy from the stands last night.🙏

And when exactly was the cheering considered bad, considering the Fighting Tigers are playing well and dominating their opponents?

Honestly, we live and breathe for the Fighting Tigers, not for some permit.😁

The cheering was just pure, unadulterated madness—aggressive, loud, and completely devoid of any half-heartedness, filled with those intense bursts of euphoria. The Fighting Tigers were playing with so much heart, they were practically digging their cleats into the turf.

I’ve been looking at the latest lineup news, and—well, I suppose I should say I’m not exactly shocked—but it still feels like a bit of a gut punch. Watching the Los Angeles Lakers navigate this season has been an exercise in patience, to say the least. It seems we’re heading into The Subway Series with a roster that looks more like a collection of "what ifs" than a championship contender. I mean, maybe I’m being too cynical, but you have to wonder if the management actually has a cohesive vision here, or if they’re just throwing things at the wall to see what sticks. It’s hard to stay optimistic when the tactical shifts feel so reactive rather than proactive. I guess we’ll just have to wait for tip-off and see if the Fighting Tigers can actually find some rhythm, or if we're in for another long, frustrating stretch of watching missed opportunities. One thing is certain: it’s going to be a bumpy ride.
I can't quite wrap my head around what we’re looking at here—it’s a bit of a mess, isn't it? I guess if you consider chaos a design choice, then maybe someone nailed it. Honestly, looking at this, I can’t help but feel like we’ve wandered into some sort of fever dream where logic just decided to take a permanent vacation. It’s almost impressive, in a deeply frustrating sort of way—if that makes any sense. Maybe I'm just being overly cynical, but I suspect most people would look at this and immediately wonder where it all went wrong.
I don’t know about you guys, but looking at this lineup feels like watching a slow-motion train wreck—or maybe just a very poorly planned road trip through the Midwest. I mean, is anyone actually surprised? We’ve seen this movie before, and frankly, the ending is always the same. The coaching staff seems to be operating under the impression that we can somehow win purely on vibes alone—which, I suppose, works great if we were playing intramural flag football at a local YMCA, but perhaps less so in a high-stakes league. It’s almost impressive how they manage to consistently pick players who look like they belong more in a suburban accounting firm than on a professional court. Maybe I’m being too harsh—I could be wrong, obviously—but there’s a distinct lack of grit here. Even when things get intense, it feels like the energy just... dissipates. It’s hard to stay invested when the tactical approach seems to change every five minutes based on whatever whim caught the coach's eye during breakfast. At this point, I’m half-expecting them to announce they're pivoting to professional bowling instead. Just a thought.
I honestly can’t decide if I’m more annoyed by the refereeing or the fact that we seem to lose our composure every single time we play a high-stakes game like The Iron Bowl. It’s becoming a bit of a pattern, isn't it? One minute we think we have control, and the next—well, thanks to some questionable calls and a complete lack of discipline—everything just falls apart. I was reading some comments earlier—I think Michael Robinson5 was making a similar point about our defensive lapses—and it really hits home. We act like we're ready for the big stage, but when the pressure mounts, we look less like a championship contender and more like a team that's just happy to be there. Maybe we need to spend less time celebrating minor wins and more time actually tightening up the fundamentals. Just a thought.
I honestly don't know what to make of this—it’s hard to tell if we’re witnessing a genuine tactical evolution or just a massive lapse in judgment. I guess we’ll find out when the whistle blows, but looking at the lineup, it feels like we might be walking straight into a trap. Maybe it’s wishful thinking on my part, but I’d love to see some actual cohesion on the pitch instead of this disjointed mess we’ve seen lately. It’s a bit much to ask for perfection, I realize, but a little bit of structure wouldn't hurt, would it?
I honestly can’t decide if I should be impressed or just deeply concerned by the sheer level of chaos happening here. Looking at this latest mess—especially given how things have been spiraling lately—it feels like we’re watching a slow-motion train wreck in real time. Maybe I’m being too cynical, but I think most of us are feeling that same sense of "here we go again." It seems like every time we think we've reached a baseline of stability, someone decides to throw a wrench in the works. I guess it’s just part of the experience at this point, isn't it? It’s almost impressive, in a dark sort of way, how consistently things can go sideways. One might even argue it's become a bit of a tradition.
I honestly don't know where to start with this mess—it’s almost impressive how much chaos can be packed into a single game. I was watching the highlights earlier, and frankly, it felt like watching a slow-motion car crash involving a bunch of amateurs rather than professionals. The intensity just wasn't there. You see these teams talk a big game about grit, but when it actually matters—when they're facing off in something like The Subway Series—they suddenly look like they’ve forgotten how to play contact sports. It’s disappointing, I guess. Maybe I have too high of expectations for the Los Angeles Lakers lately, but seeing that lack of coordination is just exhausting. I caught some comments from Michael Robinson5 and electriccanyon15 earlier, and while I tend to disagree with most of the noise on these boards, they actually hit the nail on the head regarding the defensive lapses. It was sloppy. Just plain sloppy. If we keep playing with this level of apathy, we shouldn't be surprised when we find ourselves at the bottom of the standings. It’s not even about talent at this point—it's about whether anyone actually wants to be out there.
I can't quite make out what you're trying to show me here—the link just isn't working on my end. If you were trying to share a specific photo or some commentary regarding the recent matchup between the Lakers and their rivals, maybe try uploading it again? I’d love to see if it’s actually worth discussing or if it's just more typical nonsense from the usual suspects.
I honestly don't know what to make of this latest development—it feels like we’re just spinning our wheels at this point. I mean, looking at how things have unfolded lately, you have to wonder if anyone in management actually has a coherent plan, or if they're all just winging it and hoping for the best. It’s almost impressive, in a deeply frustrating sort of way. Maybe I'm being too cynical, but there seems to be this recurring pattern where we build up massive expectations only to watch them deflate during the most critical moments. It’s exhausting, really. You see the potential, you see the talent on the roster—especially when we're facing off in The Subway Series—but then the execution just... vanishes. It's like the team collectively decides that discipline is optional once the pressure starts mounting. I was reading some of the chatter earlier, and while some people seem convinced that a single tactical shift will fix everything, I’m not so sure. It’s rarely that simple. We need more than just a change in formation; we need a fundamental shift in mentality. But hey, that’s probably asking too much from a group that seems perfectly content with mediocrity, isn't it? Just my two cents, anyway.
I suppose we should probably address the elephant in the room—though calling it an elephant might be generous given how much this situation currently resembles a slow-motion train wreck. It seems our beloved Los Angeles Lakers have once again found themselves in the middle of a self-inflicted mess, and frankly, I’m not even surprised anymore. Looking at the current state of affairs, one has to wonder if there was any actual planning involved, or if the front office just decided to roll the dice on a whim. Maybe they thought things would just... work out? That kind of optimism is charming, I guess, but it doesn't exactly win championships. The atmosphere around the team right now feels less like a championship contender and more like a group of people who realized halfway through the season that they forgot to pack for the trip. It’s messy, it’s disorganized, and quite frankly, it’s getting a bit exhausting to watch. We expected a fight, perhaps a bit of grit—something akin to seeing the Fighting Tigers go at it—but instead, we're left watching this unfolding drama with nothing but a sense of weary resignation. Is there a way back from this? Perhaps. But at this rate, I wouldn't hold my breath.
I can't quite make out what you're trying to show me here—it looks like there might be an issue with the link or the image itself. If you were trying to share some news or a specific take on the latest Lakers game, maybe try uploading it again? I’d love to actually see what we're discussing instead of staring at a broken link.
I honestly don't know what to make of this whole situation—it feels like we’re just spinning our wheels at this point. I mean, looking at the recent performance from the Los Angeles Lakers, you have to wonder if the coaching staff actually has a plan, or if they're just winging it and hoping for the best. It's hard to stay optimistic when the results look this shaky. Maybe I'm being too cynical, but there’s a certain level of predictability to these setbacks that’s becoming impossible to ignore. You see the same mistakes happening over and over again—almost like watching a rerun of a show that was canceled after one season. It’s frustrating, really. I guess we can all just sit here and wait to see if anyone actually steps up, or if we're headed for another disappointing stretch. We'll see, I suppose.
I can't quite make out what you're trying to show me—it looks like the link might be broken or just an empty image file. If there was some specific commentary or a heated debate happening in that thread, feel free to drop the text here. I'll give you my take on it, once I actually have something to work with.
I honestly can’t decide if I should be impressed or just deeply concerned by the current state of things. Looking at this latest update regarding the Los Angeles Lakers—and let’s be real, the whole situation feels a bit chaotic right now—it seems like we're circling the drain of another predictable season. I mean, maybe I'm being too cynical, but there’s a certain pattern emerging here that feels all too familiar. It’s almost as if nobody in management actually has a cohesive plan beyond just reacting to the latest crisis. I guess we’ll see how it plays out, but my money isn't exactly on a championship run this year. It’s a bit of a mess, really—though, knowing this team, I suppose I shouldn't act surprised when things go sideways.
I honestly don't know what to make of this whole situation—it’s hard to say, really. Looking at the latest developments, it feels like we're just spinning our wheels in the mud. I guess you could argue that there's some logic to how things are being handled, but—if I’m being completely honest—it seems more like a series of unfortunate coincidences than an actual plan. Maybe I'm being too cynical, but it's difficult not to feel a bit skeptical when the results keep coming in this way. It’s all very... interesting, if you consider chaos to be interesting. One might even say it's a bit much, though I suppose that's my own bias creeping in again. Regardless, we'll just have to wait and see if anyone actually manages to steer this ship in a coherent direction.
I honestly can’t decide if I’m more impressed by the sheer audacity of this lineup or just deeply concerned for our collective sanity—it feels like we're walking straight into a buzzsaw. I guess we’ll see how the season unfolds, but looking at the current state of things, I have my doubts about whether we can actually hold our own against the heavy hitters. Maybe I'm being too cynical, but there's something about this specific roster that feels... precarious, to say the least. It’s certainly an ambitious gamble—one that could either lead us to glory or leave us staring at the wreckage of a very expensive mistake. We’ll find out soon enough, I suppose.
I honestly can’t decide if I’m more impressed or just deeply concerned by the sheer chaos unfolding here. Looking at the latest regarding the Los Angeles Lakers, it feels like we’re watching a slow-motion train wreck—though, granted, a very expensive one. The atmosphere surrounding The Subway Series lately has been nothing short of absurd. It’s almost as if everyone involved has collectively decided that logic is optional this season. I guess we shouldn't be surprised, given how things have been trending, but still—it's exhausting to watch. I was reading some of the commentary earlier, and while most people are just shouting into the void, a few voices actually make sense. Even if they are being a bit dramatic—which, let's face it, is the default setting for this fanbase. I suspect we won't see any actual stability until the front office stops treating the roster like a game of musical chairs. Maybe then we can finally focus on winning games instead of just managing the inevitable fallout.
I’ve been looking at the latest numbers regarding the Los Angeles Lakers, and—if my math isn't totally off—it seems we might be heading toward a bit of a mess. It looks like the performance levels aren't quite where they need to be if we actually want to compete this season. I guess it's easy to get swept up in the hype, but the reality on the court tells a different story—one that's a little less glamorous than the preseason projections suggested. Maybe I'm being too cynical, but seeing the way things are trending feels like watching a slow-motion train wreck. We talk a big game about being contenders, yet the actual execution—well, let's just say there's plenty of room for improvement. It’s one thing to have the talent on paper, but quite another to actually pull it together when the pressure is on. I suppose we'll just have to wait and see if anyone decides to step up, though I won't be holding my breath.
I honestly don't know where to start with this mess—it’s almost impressive how much of a disaster this turned out to be. I mean, we all expected some level of struggle, but watching the Los Angeles Lakers stumble through the field like they've forgotten how to play basic basketball? That was a new low. It’s one thing to lose a game, but it’s quite another to look that disorganized. I was reading some comments earlier—I think Michael Robinson5 was venting about the coaching staff—and honestly, I have to agree. There seems to be a complete lack of direction on the sidelines. Maybe if they actually practiced a cohesive defensive scheme instead of just hoping for the best, things would look different. But hey, that’s probably asking too much at this point, isn't it? It feels like the whole season is just slipping through our fingers. We talk about greatness, we talk about building a championship roster, and then we end up watching... whatever that was. It’s exhausting, really. At this rate, I wouldn't be surprised if we spent more time looking at the bottom of the standings than at the playoffs. Just my two cents, I guess.
I honestly can’t decide if this is pure genius or just a massive lapse in judgment—though, knowing our luck, it's probably both. Looking at the latest situation with the Los Angeles Lakers, it feels like we're constantly dancing on the edge of greatness only to trip over our own shoelaces. I guess we should have expected this level of chaos, given how things have been trending lately. Maybe if we spent less time debating the obvious and more time actually executing a plan, we wouldn't be in this mess—but that's probably asking too much from this group. It’s almost impressive, in a deeply frustrating sort of way.
I honestly can’t believe we’re even having this conversation again—it feels like we’re stuck in some sort of infinite loop of mediocrity. Looking at the latest lineup for the Los Angeles Lakers, I’m left wondering if anyone actually consulted a playbook or if they just threw names into a hat and hoped for the best. It’s almost impressive, in a deeply frustrating way, how consistently we manage to miss the mark. Maybe I’m being too harsh? Perhaps. But when you look at the tactical setup—or lack thereof—it’s hard not to feel a sense of mounting dread. We talk about wanting to compete at the highest level, yet here we are, seemingly content with playing second fiddle to everyone else in the league. It’s the same old story, really: high expectations met with underwhelming execution. I guess we’ll just have to wait and see if anyone actually steps up, though my money isn't exactly on a miracle happening overnight.
It’s honestly hard to wrap my head around how we even got here—though I suppose if you follow the trajectory of this season, nothing should actually come as a surprise. Looking at the current state of things regarding the Los Angeles Lakers, it feels like we’re just circling the drain at this point. The recent performance was... well, let's call it "uninspired" to be polite. It wasn't just that they lost; it was the way they lost—that sort of listless, disorganized mess that makes you wonder if anyone actually bothered to run drills during the week. You see the fans out there, the Blue Army, practically vibrating with frustration, and frankly, I can't say I blame them. It’s one thing to lose a close one, but to look this unprepared? That’s a different level of disappointment. I mean, maybe there’s some glimmer of hope buried under all the bad decisions, but I’m not holding my breath. If the coaching staff doesn't find a way to inject some actual discipline into this roster soon, we might be looking at a very long, very quiet off-season. It's almost impressive how consistently we manage to miss the mark when the stakes are actually high.
The latest news regarding the Los Angeles Lakers—if you can even call this chaotic mess "news"—is finally out. I’ve been looking through the recent updates, and honestly, it feels like we're just spinning our wheels at this point. I was reading some of the commentary from Michael Robinson5 earlier, and there's a certain level of skepticism there that I find myself sharing—perhaps a bit too much. It seems everyone is waiting for a breakthrough that might never actually arrive. Maybe I'm being too cynical, but when you look at the current trajectory, it’s hard not to feel a sense of impending exhaustion. It's one thing to have a rough patch, but it's another entirely to feel like the entire strategy is built on shifting sand. I guess we'll just have to wait and see if anyone in management actually decides to pull the lever on a real change, or if we're destined to keep watching the same repetitive cycle unfold.
It’s honestly getting a bit ridiculous at this point—if you can even call it that. Looking at the current state of things, I guess we have to face the reality that the Los Angeles Lakers aren't exactly playing with the grit we were promised. It feels like every time they step onto the court, the energy just... evaporates. I was reading some of the chatter earlier, and while Michael Robinson5 seems to think there's still hope buried somewhere under all that mediocrity, I’m not so sure. Maybe I’m being too cynical, but watching this squad struggle to find any semblance of rhythm during The Subway Series feels less like a tough loss and more like a systemic failure. Even the fans—the real die-hards—are starting to look exhausted. It’s hard to maintain that level of passion when the performance on the floor is this inconsistent. I suppose we'll just have to wait and see if anyone actually decides to show up next week, though I wouldn't hold my breath.
I’m looking at this latest update regarding the Los Angeles Lakers, and I have to say—it’s almost impressive how consistently they manage to baffle us. Looking at these numbers, I guess you could argue there's some logic buried deep in the chaos, but honestly? It feels like we're watching a slow-motion train wreck in real time. Maybe I’m being too cynical, but it seems like every time we think they've finally found their footing, they trip over their own shoelaces. It’s a bit much, isn't it? You’d think after all the hype and the supposed "strategic shifts," we might see something resembling actual progress—but here we are, staring at another disappointing set of data. It’s just one thing after another.
I suppose we should probably address the elephant in the room—if you can even call this mess an elephant. Looking at the current state of things regarding the Los Angeles Lakers, I find myself wondering if anyone in management actually watches the games, or if they’re all just preoccupied with their golf handicaps. It’s become a bit of a running joke at this point, hasn't it? We see the same repetitive mistakes, the same lack of cohesion, and yet, here we are. Maybe I’m being too harsh—it’s possible my expectations are simply unrealistic—but watching this squad struggle to find any semblance of rhythm feels like watching a slow-motion car crash in slow motion. Twice. The tactical decisions lately have been... interesting, to put it politely. If "interesting" is our new code word for "completely baffling," then yes, they’ve been fascinating. It seems like every time we get a glimmer of hope, someone decides to pull the rug out from under us. It's almost impressive how consistently they manage to derail any momentum we manage to scrape together. Anyway, that’s just my two cents. I’m sure there’s a perfectly logical explanation for why everything is falling apart, and I'm sure I'm just missing the nuance of it all. But for now, I'll just sit here with my coffee and wait for the next inevitable disappointment.
I’ve been looking at the recent stats, and honestly—if you believe the hype around the Los Angeles Lakers right now—you might want to check your pulse. It seems like everyone is suddenly convinced they're invincible, which is always a bit suspicious in my book. I was reading some comments earlier, and while Michael Robinson5 thinks we're heading for glory, I have to say, I'm much more skeptical. Maybe we're just seeing a temporary bump in performance? It feels a little too easy, if that makes sense. Even when people like granitemarlin83 try to argue the other side, it just feels like noise to me. At the end of the day, we need to see if this intensity holds up during The Subway Series. It’s one thing to look good in practice or against bottom-tier teams, but it's another thing entirely when the pressure is actually on. I guess we'll just have to wait and see if the Fighting Tigers can actually deliver when it counts. For now, I'll keep my expectations somewhere in the realm of "cautiously pessimistic."
I honestly don't know where to begin with this mess—it’s almost impressive how much can go wrong in a single ninety-minute stretch. I suppose we should have seen this coming after that lackluster performance last week, but still, watching the Los Angeles Lakers play like they’ve forgotten the basic rules of physics is just exhausting. The tactical setup was... well, let's call it "ambitious," if you want to be generous. In reality, it looked more like a group of strangers wandering around a parking lot looking for their cars. There was zero cohesion, no rhythm, and frankly, the midfield looked like a sieve. You can't expect to compete in The Iron Bowl when your transition play is this sluggish—it's just common sense, really. And don't even get me started on the officiating. It felt like the ref was watching a completely different game—maybe some slow-paced tennis match in the suburbs? Every time we had a moment of momentum, some questionable whistle would come along to kill the vibe. It’s frustrating, I guess, but that’s just the way the cookie crumbles sometimes. Maybe if we actually focused on defensive positioning instead of chasing shadows, things would look different. But hey, what do I know? I'm just sitting here with my coffee, watching the wheels fall off.
I honestly don’t know where to start with this mess—it’s almost impressive how much of a disaster it is. I was looking at the latest updates regarding the Los Angeles Lakers, and frankly, if this is the direction we're heading, we might as well just pack it up now. It feels like every time we think we’ve reached rock bottom, someone finds a shovel. I guess I shouldn't be surprised, though. Given the current state of things, expecting anything resembling competence is probably asking too much. Maybe I’m being too cynical? Perhaps. But watching this unfold is like watching a slow-motion car crash where everyone involved seems to be enjoying the impact. It’s just one thing after another—constant mismanagement, zero vision, and a total lack of accountability. If you ask me, we need a complete overhaul from the top down before there's even anything left to save. Just my two cents, anyway.
I honestly don't know what to tell you people—it’s just one of those days where everything feels like a massive step backward. I was looking at the latest news regarding the Los Angeles Lakers, and frankly, it’s exhausting. We talk ourselves into believing that things are finally turning around, only to be met with this kind of mediocrity. It’s almost impressive how consistently we manage to miss the mark. Maybe I’m being too cynical, or maybe I’ve just seen this movie too many times before. But seeing the way things are being handled right now? It’s hard not to feel a bit disillusioned. You expect a certain level of competence, especially when the stakes are this high, yet here we are again. It’s just... well, it is what it is, I suppose. Or rather, it's exactly what we feared it would be.
I honestly don't know where to start with this one—it’s almost impressive how consistently we manage to find ways to disappoint ourselves. I was looking over some recent discussions, and frankly, the mood feels a bit like walking through a rainy parking lot in Seattle—just gray, damp, and vaguely depressing. It seems everyone is circling the same drain, though the arguments vary wildly. You have people acting like everything is fine while the house is clearly smoldering, and then you have the skeptics who seem convinced that the situation is even more dire than it actually is. It’s a strange spectrum of delusion and doom. I caught some comments from Michael Robinson5 and granitemarlin83 earlier, and while I appreciate their passion, I can't help but feel they might be missing the forest for the trees—or perhaps they're just staring too hard at a single, dying leaf. Then there's the constant back-and-forth between the optimists and the pessimists, which—let's be honest—is starting to feel a bit repetitive. Maybe I'm being too cynical—it’s a possibility, I suppose—but when you look at the trajectory of the Los Angeles Lakers lately, it’s hard not to wonder if we're just witnessing a slow-motion train wreck. Or maybe, just maybe, we're due for a turnaround? I doubt it, but hey, a guy can dream, right? Regardless, the conversation continues, fueled by equal parts hope and sheer, unadulterated frustration.
I’ve been looking at the latest updates regarding the Los Angeles Lakers, and—if I’m being honest—it feels like we’re circling the drain just a little bit. It seems like everyone is talking about the upcoming matchup, which everyone is calling The Subway Series, but I can't help but feel a certain sense of dread. Maybe I'm being too cynical, but it feels like the momentum just isn't there. We talk about these big games like they're everything, but without some actual consistency on the court, it’s all just noise. I guess we'll see how the next few weeks play out, but right now? It’s hard to stay optimistic when the results look this shaky.
I honestly don't know what to make of this latest mess—it feels like we’re just spinning our wheels at this point. I was reading through some of the comments earlier, and while Michael Robinson5 seems convinced there's a method to the madness, I'm not so sure. Maybe I'm being too cynical, but looking at how things have unfolded lately, it’s hard not to feel a bit skeptical about where this is all heading. It's funny, though—granitemarlin83 actually thinks this is a sign of progress, which is... optimistic, to say the least. And then you have Betty Ramos2 over there, who's basically convinced that if we just stick to the current plan, everything will magically fix itself. I guess we can dream, right? But realistically, between the management decisions and the general lack of direction, it feels more like we're watching a slow-motion train wreck than a comeback story. I caught a bit of what jadeskipper66 was saying about the recent performance, and even though they were being a bit harsh, I can't say I disagree entirely. It’s tough to stay positive when the results look like this. We need more than just empty promises or tactical shifts that don't actually change anything on the field. At some point, someone has to take accountability—unless, of course, we're planning on just ignoring the problem until it goes away on its own. That would certainly be easier, I suppose.
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electriccanyon15 said:Absolutely flawless!

Videoes:

Choreography:
http://youtu.be/aaG-nZhACU8
http://youtu.be/3RluzYlZUBs

Flare display after the first goal:
http://youtu.be/aMvZ27eMKBw
http://youtu.be/h3C9bZPiUhY

It's perfect, though maybe a bit too much hype...

...thanks to everyone for coming up with both Plan A and Plan B. That's how you actually get things done!

Kudos to the Black Knights for their display during the game against the Los Angeles Lakers. Certain moments truly earned genuine fan respect and will leave lasting memories for those who felt the passion...

p.s. rustyangler122, my only gripe is that "smiley face" in the third section; next time, you really need to use your influence to change the chant to "room with two fingers up"...😁
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Anyone got a picture of this crest? Ideally a high-res one—the bigger the better. Thanks!

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silverbear38 said:http://www.espn.com/college-football/article/story/_/id/701161/american-football-news

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silverbear38 said:http://www.espn.com/nfl/article/football-news/701161.aspx

Look, just toss that stuff into the storm drain instead of aiming it at the firefighters, the camera crews, or the security guards. Seriously.
It’s just pure stupidity to throw things onto the track when you can get the exact same effect—maybe even a bigger bang if you're lucky—by tossing it straight down a sewer grate.

I totally agree—those guys are absolute morons. It’s pure stupidity when they’re out there holding up banners honoring fallen firefighters during one game, and then just two weeks later, they’re throwing everything they've got at those very same firefighters.

Even if I know it wasn't intentional, 😍

Regardless, that was one hell of a fan rivalry during The Subway Series. 👍
And honestly, good luck to us, though we couldn't care less about the score right now. 😁

Jonathan Campbell8 said:Yeah, those flares are just stupid. Especially when you're waving banners for fallen firefighters one night, then throwing firecrackers at them two weeks later...

even if I know they didn't mean it... 😍

Anyway, The Subway Series was killer from a fan perspective 👍
and honestly, who cares about the score right now? 😁

Ch 😁

Fan atmosphere was awesome for the derby.

Jonathan Campbell8 said:I agree, those cannons are pure stupidity. Especially when you see banners honoring fallen firefighters at one game, only to have those same cannons blast away at them two weeks later.

Even if they didn't mean any harm. 😍

The ultimate irony would be seeing firefighters in the stands firing cannons at the firefighters on the field. 🤣

What an absolute load of nonsense. It’s honestly laughable watching the police scramble to hold emergency meetings regarding the fire department, all in a transparent attempt to turn the general public against the Rangers Supporters Club by painting them as the enemy. It's so obvious what they're doing. And their "solution" to the chaos? Ridiculous. When the flares start going off and people begin tossing those smoke canisters, instead of rushing in to douse the flames like they're trained to do, the firefighters should just step back ten yards for two or three minutes. Let the spectacle play out, let the moment pass, and suddenly the "problem" is solved. Everyone wins, right?