Die-hard Ultras / Hardcore Supporters
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#1622 ·
reddrifter24 said:Let’s try to stay on track here. Honestly, I’m feeling pretty wired right now—high energy, maybe even a little too much. I could easily go off and start arguing with people in the comment sections on Reddit or something, but I won't. There’s really no point in being provocative or dragging out pointless debates. It just doesn't make sense to me. I’ll admit, I did lash out once in a post after feeling like things weren't being handled fairly, but that's about it. Steve has truly done so much for you all, and in many ways, he’s done quite a bit for American sports fans as well. Isn't it worth recognizing that kind of impact? In any competitive landscape, higher stakes generally lead to better performances. It’s just how things work. The reality is that Steve was moved at the absolute worst possible moment, and from a sociological standpoint, it looks like nothing more than pure jealousy from a minority group winning out over talent—which makes for a fascinating case study if you really want to dig into it. As it stands, the regional branches aren't even consulted on these decisions, and that's simply the truth of the matter. This whole situation could have been handled much more aggressively or written in a far uglier tone, but why bother?
So, you see? Even from a sociological standpoint, you're admitting that the Black Knights are the gold standard. 😁
On a global scale. 😁
#1623 ·
Of course he stepped up and made those sacrifices, but look—back in NYC, he grabbed the megaphone and once again gave us a masterclass in what it means to be a true supporter. Nobody turned their back on him; this is simply about making room for the next generation to step up. For instance, Steve was born in '83, while I was born back in '67. Still, I have a lot of respect for the guy since we grew up in the same neighborhood, and believe it or not, he actually took quite a bit of guidance from us older folks.
#1624 ·
It’s funny how those lowlifes "forgot" to mention the Free Press logo—honestly, I didn't even have time to snap a photo of the whole thing 😢
#1630 ·
San Diego, an American hometown and probably the most likely name you'd see attached to a local outlaw☕
#1631 ·
Timothy Allen60 said:What does SD actually stand for? Is that the name of some American group or what?
This image on the right should give you your answer.
http://img69.imageshack.us/img69/337...03064qo1wa.jpg
The northern state 🙂
#1633 ·
I honestly feel like it’s high time for the fans to step up and take center stage when it comes to the national team—and by that, I mean the actual supporters, not just those small, vocal cliques that used to run things back in the day. They had their moment once, and if God wills it, they’ll certainly have another one down the road...
#1635 ·
cosmicdrifter44 said:The Black Knights—always talking, always making noise. 🙂
Honestly, it’s a joke when someone with such a rigid, police-minded attitude tries to pass himself off as a member of the Black Knights.
That individual—and I say this with all due respect to his colorful reputation—is actually one of the true legends of the Black Knights.
He's basically leaving his whole crew stranded at JFK Airport. I don't even need to mention that he's abandoning his own team right there at the terminal.
Walking right through those border crossings in St. Louis—right there in Canada. He marched straight in alongside the Gravediggers and that nationalist.
He’s basically paying off the reporters—specifically Alfrey and Vulas—to write nothing but fluff about what happens over at Yankee Stadium.
To that miserable little king of nothing. The Bauljanje subgroup—it’s become such a fascinating little corner of this community, hasn't it? There is just something about the way they operate that sets them apart from the rest of the crowd.
#1636 ·
He can act however he wants, but he’ll just end up getting slapped down again... as if he’s actually making any progress at all...
#1637 ·
Tyler Lopez32 said:It’s absolute bottom-of-the-barrel behavior when someone acting like a police informant tries to pass themselves off as one of our NFL Ultras.
But honestly, this total clown is actually considered a legend within the group.
He’s the type who would leave his own crew stranded at LAX. Not to mention how he abandoned his people right at the border near St. Louis, Canada.
He even walked into Yankee Stadium alongside Gravediggers and some ultra-nationalists.
The guy actually pays off journalists like Smith and Miller just to write fluff pieces about him like he’s some kind of big shot.
Just a subset from Small Town, USA.
Plus, I remember him disrespecting the local flag during an away trip to Minneapolis back in 2003.🙂☕
What an absolute joke...
#1639 ·
Thomas Ramirez93 said:So, here we go—another new law for us 🙂
Basically, if I’m reading this correctly—and I usually am—they’re getting rid of away sections entirely... so from now on, all us die-hard fans are just supposed to squeeze onto the remaining stands together...
I mean, if someone actually insists on trying to get into an away section, they’ll probably have to give a month's notice, provide a fingerprint, a full blood panel, a birth certificate, a passport, a driver's license, and honestly? You might be better off just canceling your travel plans altogether!
#1640 ·
Kimberly Wells17 said:Honestly, might be better to just cancel all travel plans right now.
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That’s exactly the point. 😁
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