Rangers Supporters Club

Honestly, Laura Mitchell87 is a bit of a deviant. He secretly harbors an obsession with everything related to Liverpool FC and their MLS Supporters Group, getting so worked up about it that he occasionally finds himself in a bit of trouble. http://i48.tinypic.com/4gk868.jpg

Jesse Campbell said:Listen, man, that’s a level of passion you just don't see from any other supporter group in Europe... ☕

Buddy, I honestly feel for you. You’re basically a walking disaster zone—like a bad hangover mixed with a stomach flu. It seems like your headspace isn't doing too great lately. You've been carrying this weight for forty years, and ever since this whole online community started back around 2000, you've been spinning myths that even old-school urban legends couldn't compete with. But hey, I think we both know what's actually bothering you. It clearly isn't women, because if it were, you wouldn't have racked up over 5,000 posts on those old message boards and still be hanging out here on a Friday night. No, son, it sounds like you're just deeply frustrated that you weren't born in Miami. That kind of longing can really get to a person. Cheers! 🙂

Brandon Wilson14 said:Buddy, you’re basically a disaster waiting to happen—like a bad wedding combined with a stomach flu. Your head's clearly not in the right place. You've been peddling the same old myths since the early 2000s on those old message boards, and honestly, even a con artist would be embarrassed by you. But hey, we know what's actually eating you. It can't be women, because if it were, you wouldn't have dropped 5,000 posts on some random web forum just to hang out here on a Friday night. You're just bitter you weren't born in Miami. That's some deep-seated frustration right there. Peace out. 🙂

Did you take a crash course in parapsychology from Milan tarot?

Man, I'm just bummed I wasn't born in New York City, but Miami isn't really calling my name either. 🙄

Laura Mitchell87 never actually wanted to be an intellectual; his family basically forced him into it. He spent his childhood dreaming about being some street thug in the gritty parts of New York City back in the nineties. But let's be real... if you want to be a true gutter rat, you actually have to be one, not some semi-rich guy.

Casey Gomez3 said:Laura Mitchell87 never actually wanted to be an intellectual; his family just forced him into it. He really dreamed of being a street thug in the gritty parts of New York City, back when NYC was full of them in the nineties. But here's the thing: if you want to be a true gutter rat, you actually have to live that life, not be some semi-wealthy guy.

😲😲😲 Good grief, the way this is written... I can't believe the stuff I have to read on here.🙂

Jose Vaughn3 said:😲😲😲 good lord, the way this is written... I don't even know what kind of nonsense I'm reading here🙂

I don't even use American anymore. Maybe I'm just losing my mind. But you got the point anyway.

Son, what kind of twisted world are you living in? Why bother dragging everyone else down with your nonsense? You’ve got quite the story, too... honestly, you could try selling it to a nine-year-old and they might actually buy it. And frankly, who cares about your little saga? You come crawling to us, people who have been dealing with this actual war since 1950...

Casey Gomez3 said:I don't even use American much anymore; maybe I'm losing my grip on things. But you got what I was trying to say.

No, Laura Mitchell87 is my idol.😁

Casey Gomez3 said:Laura Mitchell87 never actually wanted to be some high-brow intellectual; his family basically forced him into it. He always dreamed of being a street thug in the grit of NYC back in the nineties. But here’s the thing—to actually be a gutter rat, you have to live it, not be some semi-rich kid.

If you actually saw who I was running with growing up in my Suburban Neighborhood... 🤣

Honestly, man, just go screw Casey Gomez3...

Laura Mitchell87, isn't your wife gonna kill you when she realizes you're spending every waking second hanging out on these forums?

Jesse Campbell said:If you only knew who I grew up with back in my Suburban Neighborhood... 🤣

Honestly, kid, just go screw yourself and the local gang...

I know exactly who you hung out with. You were tight with my older brother—people in downtown New York City still talk about him today. 😍

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

Because of one particular drunken episode, BBB never showed two of the Chicago Blackhawks fans' banners.
He was silently leading a rowdy crew that tore those two banners (from the previous weekend) to shreds and literally ate them until they were unrecognizable. 🤦

There used to be some decent, rational posts here, and we could have had a legitimate discussion, but everything went to hell. The quality of this forum is tanking because of this clown and the people enabling him. 🙂

Anyway. First off, Thomas...

I think you’ve done quite a bit for the supporter movement, but you could have achieved incomparably more if you weren't such an internet clown. You spend so much time posting nonsense on here like some obsessive parasite that neither your own crowd nor anyone else takes you seriously. It’s a shame for you and for the fans, because you could have been a real resource for us all, but instead, it's all gone south, as George would say. 😁

Secondly, man, nobody from the BBB is pushing this narrative about your consistency or how "honest" you are on this forum except for you. It’s not even that Real Madrid fans or BBB members read this place—it’s just that your story is full of holes and doesn't hold water. You can repeat those absurdities a hundred times over, but let's be real: you were nothing but corporate shills and political puppets—the worst kind—until the whole city fell apart and left you with only 500 people left. Now that there are only 500 people in the stands, suddenly it’s "cool" because you’re the "resistance." 😁 Hahaha.

In my opinion, the BBB is finished. Sadly. You’re practically on life support at this point; you're almost extinguished. I mean, come on, they might only let 200 of you into the derby at Yankee Stadium 😢 while the club targets you, and you're right in the middle of a fight with the board claiming to be the resistance. Man, 200 people. It’s a real shame, truly.

I just want to respond to a few people who jumped onto my post, since the topic is ultimately about the Chicago Blackhawks fans.

The Chicago Blackhawks fans are a movement! From the shipyard workers to the doctors, they are everywhere in the city. We are a major factor. Nothing stops ultras from being ultras. Whether it's the smaller groups, the unaffiliated, or the various local crews, everyone knows who is who. But true strength lies in unity and the Chicago Blackhawks fans; 2013 was a defining year. Things change, and that’s just what the movement is. It has as many ultras as it has members, but we have the power to change things. You don't. You better be afraid that in two or three years, you’ll simply vanish. To be honest, your club has always been a tool for politics and the establishment anyway. Whatever. You’ll either exist or you won't.

One more thing. Tick, tack, tick, tack... except it hasn't stopped yet. 😁

Silent Fight

Hey, look, I’m not even an ultra or anything, so I’m really not trying to start some massive debate here, but I figured I’d just jump in and take advantage of the moment since you're already around and people are asking questions: How many more weeks until the Boss heads out? And where exactly did that tiki-taka style grind to a halt? Back in September, if my memory serves me right, you were saying he had maybe 3 or 4 weeks left in him, right? 🤣 I mean, how long does a week actually last in your book? 🤷 Thanks! 😉

Gary Green32 said:We used to have decent posts here, actual discussions that could go somewhere, but everything went to hell. The quality of this forum is tanking because of this clown and the people feeding him attention. 🙂

Anyway. First off, Thomas...

I think you’ve done plenty for the supporter movement, but you’d be incomparably more respected if you weren't such an internet clown. You post absolute nonsense and spend more time on here than a cockroach, so neither your crowd nor anyone else takes you seriously. It’s a waste for you and the fans, because you could have been a major resource for us, but instead, you're just a joke, as George would say. 😁

Second, man, nobody from the BBB is actually buying your story about how loyal or honest you guys are on this forum—except you. Not because Real Madrid fans or BBB members don't read this, but because your story is full of holes and doesn't hold water. You can repeat your nonsense a hundred times, but you were all basically government plants and sellouts—the worst kind—until the whole city turned on you and left only 500 of you standing. Now that there are only 500 people in the stands, suddenly it's cool because you're "resistance." 😁 hahaha.

In my opinion, the BBB is historia e finita. Sadly. You're practically extinguished already. I mean, come on, they’ll barely have 200 people show up for the derby at Yankee Stadium 😢 while you claim the club is yours, yet you're in a fight with management and calling yourselves "the resistance." Man, 200 people... what a shame, really.

Just answering some people who jumped on my post. Because at the end of the day, the topic is the Chicago Blackhawks fans.

Yes, the Chicago Blackhawks fans are a movement! From the docks to the doctors, we are the soul of this city. We influence everything. We are the biggest factor. What stops other ultras from being ultras? The yellow ants, the various small groups, the unaffiliated... let someone try to tell them they aren't ultras. Everyone knows who is who. But true strength lies in unity and the Chicago Blackhawks fans; 2013 was the turning point. Things change, and that's just what the movement is. It has its share of ultras, sure, but we have the power to change things. You don't. You better be afraid that in two or three years, you'll be gone. And let's be real, your club has always been controlled by politics and the establishment anyway. Screw it. Whether you exist or not...

One more thing. Tick, tack, tick, tack... except nothing ever actually leaves. 😁

You aren't changing anything. Neither we nor you are changing anything. Nothing changes because nothing *can* change. You live in a dream world about our Hajduk, while those who stay silent live in dreams about some idealized version of American citizenship.
Those are noble goals, but start with everyday stuff. In your own country, like most people, you can't even decide which language goes on the street signs, or bank reserve requirements, or something as trivial as customs duties on imported olives and wine. Real Madrid, Hajduk, and America are nests of thieves that you have zero influence over, and you never will. You can only comfort yourself and your friends with slogans and catchphrases. This applies to everyone, not just you.

Casey Gomez3 said:Nothing ever changes. Neither we nor you are changing anything. No one moves the needle because change feels impossible. You’re all dreaming about our Hajduk, while the rest of the world just dreams about basic civic order.
Those might be noble goals, but start with the small stuff. In this country, most people can't even decide what language goes on street signs, how much cash banks need to keep in reserve, or something as trivial as the tariffs on imported olives and wine. Real Madrid, Hajduk, and the entire US government are just nests of corruption that you have zero influence over. You won't ever have any. All you can do is comfort yourself and your friends with slogans and hashtags. That applies to everyone, not just you.

I second that. Sadly, that's just the reality.

Casey Gomez3 said:The reality is, nothing ever changes. Neither we nor you make any moves because change feels impossible. You’re all lost in fantasies about our Hajduk, while others are busy dreaming about some idealized version of civic duty.
While those goals sound noble on paper, try focusing on the basics first; most people in this country can't even decide on the language used on street signs, let alone settle debates over federal reserve requirements or the simple logistics of taxing imported olives and wine. Real Madrid, Hajduk, and the entire American political landscape are essentially nests of corruption that you have zero influence over—you’ll likely never have any. All you can really do is offer empty slogans to comfort yourselves and your friends. That applies to everyone, not just you.

Look, you aren't wrong, but let's actually try to move the needle. Just look at how Hajduk has evolved from then to now, and consider who truly drove that progress. It's a much more complex narrative than you're suggesting. In fact, it would be in our best interest if things changed over at Real Madrid too, because that would ultimately benefit us all. But you won't change a thing if you stick to your old playbook of having 500 people in the stands acting like a crowd; you'll only see results if you transform into an actual movement. Isn't that right? Yet, they keep convincing both us and you that this isn't the way, insisting that your 500-strong group is the most powerful force in Europe. If you keep following that exact same path, those 500 will dwindle to 300, then to 200, until everyone finally realizes the whole effort was pointless. Believe me, we are heading straight for that outcome.

Gary Green32 said:Look, you're right. Let's look at the facts. Just compare how Hajduk plays today versus how they used to; anyone can see who's responsible for that decline. But there's a deeper issue here. It’s actually in our best interest if you guys shake things up over at Real Madrid, because it would help us too. But you won't change a thing if you stick to that old playbook where 500 people on the stands think they run the show. Unless you actually become a movement, right? Instead, you keep telling yourselves—and us—that this isn't the way, claiming those 500 of you are the strongest in Europe. If you keep acting like that, those 500 will dwindle to 300, then to 200, until everyone realizes it's pointless. Goodbye. Believe me, we're heading straight for that.

Forget about "movements" and "changes." That stuff doesn't exist. You just need to be a group—even if it's only 200 people—and cheer for whatever the hell you want. There's no such thing as an ideal or some grand purpose; that's just romantic nonsense from an old guy like Bauer. When you're young, you drink, you party, and you cause chaos. Once you hit 30, you move past all that and focus on real life without the drama and the headaches. Because honestly, if you're still going 100% hardcore after you're 28 or 29, something is seriously wrong with you.

Gary Green32 said:why don't you all just show up to the derby at Madison Square Garden

If we were talking about Sunday, the arena would be practically packed, but let's be real—everyone knew Wednesday was going to be a ghost town.

Casey Gomez3 said:Forget about "movements" or "changes"—that’s just nonsense. You just need to be a group—even if it's only 200 people—and cheer for whatever you want. There's no such thing as an ideal standard; those are just romanticized stories from an aging Bauer. When you're young, you should be partying, living wild, and just letting loose. Once you hit 30, you move past all that and focus on real life without the drama and headaches—because honestly, if you're still acting 100% hardcore after age 28 or 29, something is seriously wrong with you.

This post is an insult to common sense.