Rangers Supporters Club

cosmictinker46 said:No thanks... I mean, just think about where you guys would be if you hadn't won anything in eight years... if there were only 50 of you now, you'd probably be at negative 500 eventually.

I don't really feel like getting into an argument about who's tougher, but I guess you should realize that the way they treat people at places like Madison Square Garden or Dodger Stadium is on a whole different level, if you know what I mean...

Austin Chase2 said:Look, I really don't feel like getting into some petty "my dad is tougher than your dad" playground argument, you know? But I think you have to realize that the level of suppression we saw at places like Madison Square Garden or Dodger Stadium was just on a whole different level, if you catch my drift...

Man, how could I ever forget that? You've got the CIA and the FBI breathing down your neck, and then it's just "my old man is bigger than yours," and boom—end of story. I guess I'll just go grab a coffee and chill. Seriously, this is all just against the rules... against everything...

Daniel Carter9 said:I wasn't even looking for a debate. I just felt like tearing that idiot a new one if the mood struck me.

The follow-up comments are just standard idiocy, so there’s really no point in engaging.

DEATH TO THE JEWS!
MEXICANS TO THE WOODS!
THE HOLOCAUST NEVER HAPPENED.

Just give me the permanent ban already, so I don't have to step foot back in this trash heap of a forum. 🤣

Professor, take a look at the threads; the criticism always seems to originate from your side... it’s like whenever the bbb crew actually does something, everyone else starts acting up... usually coming from the outskirts... and naturally, a few people from other groups jump in immediately, which triggers a fight... but it always starts with your crowd...

The only ones constantly shitting on everyone else regarding this topic are the bbb... and that's when the chaos begins.

Cut the arguing for a second. I’ve been having this recurring dream where someone asks if anyone actually knows what those gravediggers mean when they say "see you next year in Chicago"... I lost my train of thought and was going to write a whole piece about it, but honestly, it's just easier to post it here 🙂

Austin Chase2 said:Look, I’m really not interested in getting into some playground shouting match where we just argue about whose dad is tougher than the other, but I think you need to realize that the level of repression at Madison Square Garden and Dodger Stadium is on a completely different scale, if you catch my drift...

Honestly, I am so incredibly sick of all of you... how much longer is this constant whining going to last? Since you all clearly think you're the toughest guys on the planet and deserve the most intense crackdown imaginable... what, so you don't end up being treated like those local drunks out in rural Kansas? Just get it through your heads once and for all: everything you're dealing with is a direct result of your own actions, so why don't you finally just accept it and move on? You've become exhausting... what, do you want us to build a monument in your honor for being such professional victims?☕

Real Madrid has eight straight titles under their belt—we’ve seen five-year streaks before too. Red Star Belgrade can’t even get close; they can barely catch their breath. We’ve spent twenty years watching our club get absolutely gutted by them, yet they play the victim? Pathetic. They can’t enjoy those trophies because everyone knows the wins were rigged.
God, the nerve on some of you...
And don't even start with the "our thieves are just as bad" crap. Don't blame us just because they aren't as good at cheating as yours are. That's your problem, Brandon Hill5...

Jesse Garcia86 said:I'm honestly fed up with this... how long is this whining going to last? You guys act like you own the world, yet you're constantly looking for reasons to play the victim... as if you aren't just begging for more crackdowns, similar to those loose cannons in rural Ohio. Just realize that everything happening to you is your own fault and finally deal with it... it’s getting exhausting... do you want a monument built for all this complaining?☕

I agree. Real Madrid always hits their heads against a brick wall, whether it was back in the day or now. They're always the target. Other groups actually know how to step back and adapt a little. That's why twenty flares from one group is seen as a hooligan act, while a hundred flares from another is called a "great atmosphere." It's why certain mess-ups in Europe are treated like a national disgrace that triggers stricter laws, while other teams get attacked by local thugs all the time without much fuss. Have a good weekend.

Jeremy Torres17 said:🤦 🤦

Good grief, you people are exhausting... This sports section gets read by 300 members all day long, plus ten times that many guests, yet since Wednesday, not one single moderator from the fan side has bothered to show up and clean up this mess. I truly don't get it. 🙏

Freedom for the fans😁

Benjamin Thomas2 said:I’m with you—Real Madrid always plays the martyr, whether it was back in the old leagues or during the Reagan era. They just refuse to bend. It’s funny how the standards shift depending on who’s involved; if one group sets off 20 flares, it’s a criminal act, but when another group lights 100, suddenly it’s "electric atmosphere." It’s the same old double standard we see in European soccer—one group gets blamed for everything, leading to tighter laws, while others are practically invited to be targeted by local thugs. Have a pleasant weekend.

Thank God for that—that's exactly why we're going.☕

coastalharbor8 said:I mean, if you’re going to shut down a debate like this, I might as well just register my dream that someone would actually ask me what that "next year in El Paso" chant means to the Juventus fans. It’s honestly left me feeling quite lost, and I was halfway through drafting a whole new thread about it, but frankly, it feels much easier to just let it go 🙂

That just means there's going to be a friendly match next year between Juventus and the united American supporters 👍

silverbear38 said:So what you're saying is we'll see a friendly match next year between Juventus and some big coalition of united American fans? 👍

And they'd hold it in El Paso...

The rematch would be in George Blanda... 😁

silverbear38 said:So I guess that means next year we’ll be seeing a friendly match between Juventus and a bunch of united American fans 👍

🤣🤣

Christian Moore41 said:Freedom to the fans 😁

🤣

Benjamin Cruz29 said:Professor, take a look at the threads. The criticism always starts with you guys... if the Bad Boys don't do something, everyone else just doesn't give a damn... and usually, it kicks off from Laura Mitchell87... then naturally some people from other groups jump in and a fight breaks out... but it always starts with your crowd...

The only ones constantly talking trash about this topic are the Bad Boys... and then it starts.

What are you even talking about? Any casual reader knows the Black Knights—and only them—are constantly stirring the pot. You guys will drag out a beef with the Bad Boys for 19 pages straight. Same goes for The Mafia, Cohort, and whoever else... but our crew wouldn't dream of doing that kind of drama...

I wasn't trolling the Black Knights when I said the Bad Boys are the toughest group in all of Europe. Your buddies, who clearly struggle with basic logic, took it as me picking on your group specifically...

Look, you Miami folks are famous for being extra. If you can claim Miami is the most beautiful city on Earth—which is total BS, since there are ten better spots in the US alone—then why can't I say the Bad Boys are the strongest group in Europe when it comes to being hardcore and having balls? It's pretty much the truth.

Huh? ☕

Sure, any claim should be open to debate, including mine. But I'm not buying that argument that other groups would act the same way if they were in our shoes. That's just empty talk that doesn't hold up in the real world. If a group stays in a massive standoff for years against powerful enemies, it actually means something. I guarantee it's not by accident.

Should I start listing all the groups that folded to politics, bowed down, or turned into corporate puppets? ☕

Jesse Campbell said:What on earth are you even talking about? Any casual observer of this forum knows that the Black Knights—and strictly the Black Knights—are constantly picking fights. You guys are ready to drag out an argument with the Bad Boys for nineteen straight pages. Then there’s The Mafia, the Cohort, and so on... whereas over here, we don't even bother with that kind of nonsense...

I wasn't trolling the Black Knights at all when I wrote that the BBB are the most powerful group in all of Europe when it comes to supporter culture. But apparently, your little band of friends, whose reasoning skills seem somewhat limited, interpreted that as me nitpicking your specific group...

I mean, look, you Miami folks are famous for being hyperbolic. If you can sit there and claim that Miami is the most beautiful city in the world—which is utter nonsense, considering there are at least ten more stunning cities and spots just within the US—then why shouldn't I be allowed to say that the BBB are the toughest group in Europe in terms of uncompromising grit, "story," and pure balls? Which, frankly, is very, very close to the truth.

Huh? ☕

Of course, any claim should be open to scrutiny, including mine. But I'm not buying that hollow argument that other groups should act the same way if they were in our shoes. That's just empty rhetoric that rarely holds water in reality. If a group has been in intense opposition for years against so many powerful adversaries, then that actually means something. And I guarantee you, it isn't by accident.

Do you want me to start listing all the groups that bowed to political pressure, hung their heads, or turned into nothing more than corporate agencies and total garbage??? ☕

See, you actually can be reasonable when you put your mind to it...☕

Jesse Garcia86 said:see, you can actually act totally sane when you want to...☕

he's perfectly sane🤷🙄
if he's considered sane, then you're basically out of your mind😬

It can also be abnormal... especially after he drinks.

Jesse Campbell said:What are you even talking about? Any casual reader of this forum knows that the Black Knights—and only the Black Knights—constantly stir the pot. You guys are ready to drag out a fight with the Bad Boys for nineteen pages straight. And then there's The Mafia, Cohort, and so on... whereas over here, we don't bother with that kind of nonsense...

I wasn't making fun of the Black Knights when I wrote that the BBB are the strongest group in Europe in terms of fan culture. But your buddies, who clearly struggle with basic reasoning, took it as me picking on your group...

I mean, you Miami folks are famous for exaggerating. If you can claim Miami is the most beautiful city in the world—which is total nonsense, considering there are ten better cities just in the States—then why shouldn't I be allowed to say the BBB are the toughest group in Europe when it comes to being uncompromising and having balls? It's pretty close to the truth.

Huh? ☕

Of course, any claim should be open to criticism, including mine. But the argument that other groups should act the same way if they were in our shoes? Not happening. That's just empty talk that rarely holds up in reality. If a group stays in fierce opposition for all these years against so many powerful opponents, it usually means something. And I guarantee you, it isn't by accident.

Should I start listing the groups that compromised with politics, bowed their heads, or turned into corporate puppets? ☕

Come on, just admit it: being stuck in second place is eating you alive.😁

That's just your karma...☕

William Turner28 said:they can get pretty erratic—especially after a few drinks...

especially those Miami fans when they're out on the town😁

Jesse Campbell said:What are you even talking about? Anyone following this forum with half a brain knows the Black Knights won't shut up about anything. You guys are ready to drag out a fight with the Bad Boys for 19 straight pages. Then it's the Mafia, the Cohort, and so on... whereas over here, we don't bother with that kind of nonsense...

I wasn't mocking the Black Knights when I wrote that the BBB is the strongest group in Europe in terms of fan culture. Your buddies—who clearly struggle with basic logic—took it as me taking a dig at your specific group...

Look, you Miami folks are famous for exaggerating. If you can honestly claim Miami is the most beautiful city in the world—which is total nonsense, given there are at least ten better spots in America—then why shouldn't I be allowed to say the BBB are the toughest group in Europe when it comes to uncompromising grit and balls? It's pretty damn close to the truth.

Huh? ☕

Of course, any claim should be open to criticism, including mine. But the argument that other groups should act the same way if they were in our shoes? I'm not buying it. That’s just wishful thinking that rarely holds up in reality. If a group has been in fierce opposition for years against so many powerful opponents, then that actually means something. And I guarantee you, it isn't by accident.

Should I start listing all the groups that compromised with politics, bowed their heads, or turned into nothing more than corporate puppets? ☕

Honestly, I have no idea where you get the nerve to fight like this. You guys were deep in the pocket of the establishment for years, and now you're talking like you're in grade school. That little theory of yours—that it was strictly a closed circle of ten people that nobody knew about—you can only sell that to your own people. The whole scene knows that a huge chunk of the current crowd consists of people who used to be deep undercover agents..