Rangers Supporters Club

William Turner28 said:you didn't just experience those street defeats back in the 90s☕

You conveniently left out the part about that tiny little group of maybe 100 or 200 people who travel to away games and hold their own against teams like Dortmund or PSG—a group that actually commands respect wherever they show up.😉

You also forgot to mention Spartan... and how the NFL hooligans have dealt with similar situations, but I guess that doesn't fit the narrative for some internet troll.

Jesse Campbell said:Like I told the guys in the Fleet, write a whole Feuilleton about the last 20 years of NFL hooligans like we did. Then maybe we can talk. We’ve aired all our dirty laundry. Everyone knows exactly who was an agent and who they were working for.

The idea that this whole city turned on us while you lot back it up is pure delusion. This past fall, the WHOLE city proved we were right—both with the boycotts and the fight. If you didn't notice, Jerry Maguire couldn't even move 1,000 tickets for the Champions League, so he desperately handed out a million bucks to anyone willing to buy a seat...

What a pathetic fight. Leads nowhere. 🙄 That's why Jerry Maguire is terrified of the elections; nobody's following his lead.

Hey buddy, let's make a bet. You say we'll fizzle out in two or three years, but I say there'll be more of us than you. Home or away. Want to grab some wings and beers? Treat ourselves before a US national team match. ☕

The issue is that NFL hooligans are a movement, not just a fan group. And twenty-five years ago, you were just a fan group and a damn alternative. You were drugged-up psychos and tough guys with nerves of steel. Now? If three vans of Boys rolled up under the North Stand, 90% of people would run the other way... Read the Staff manual, kid.

They just flip the script whenever it suits them.🤣,
Back then, they called us junkies and drunks to discredit us; now we're "drugged-up psychos" to discredit us again. The only thing consistent is how they try to trash NFL hooligans by twisting whatever arguments fit the moment...
By that logic, you might actually be one of the heavy hitters in Europe, but since you keep spinning tales and talking trash... Obersturmführer Laura Mitchell 🙂

vividtrucker11 said:You forgot to mention Spartan too... Just like how the NFL hooligans act in certain situations, but not everything is for some internet brat.

So, is it shameful to lose to Spartan? And is it shameful to lose to Zenit in Russia?

Zachary Sullivan2 said:🍿

Honestly, you’re going to end up sick from eating all those movie theater popcorns. Give it a rest... 🤣

silverbear38 said:Man, you're gonna be sick from all those popcorn kernels. Give it a rest... 🤣

What's the point of these threads anyway? Just grab some popcorn and enjoy the circus.🙂

Brandon Hill5 said:They just flip the script whenever it suits them.🤣,
Back then, they called us junkies and drunks just to make us look bad. Now, suddenly, we’re all high-as-hell maniacs with balls of steel just to discredit us again. The only thing consistent about them is trying to trash the Black Knights; their arguments change depending on what kind of bullshit works in the moment...
By that logic, you guys are supposedly heavyweights in Europe, but in reality, you just spin whatever lies fit the mood... Obersturmführer Laura Mitchell87 🙂

Who ever said you didn't have balls back in the day? 🙄

Benjamin Cruz29 said:The only ones talking trash and looking down on everyone else are you lot... a group acting all high and mighty about some glory from the 90s when there were maybe 50 to 100 people showing up in a city like Miami, one entrance, no family connections, no meal plans... a group acting tough about some specific mentality, but even the top brass—those "best guys"—were basically just a small agency for almost ten years out of a twenty-five year history... a group with a legacy... and that legacy is that one guy showed up and shattered a crowd of 2,000 down to 200... a group bragging about 200 people traveling 1,000 miles in three days, something a single group in the US takes a whole year to pull off... a group constantly fighting for this or that... and then they start screaming when a goal is scored at the stadium and act like it's a big deal because the players came over to salute them, which is the exact same thing an opposing group would do. Yeah, they picked up the jerseys...

Hmm. The feuilleton clearly states who was involved and for how long. That whole "agency" thing wasn't even more than 15 people, maybe 3 or 4 actually mattered, and it didn't last longer than 4 or 5 years... plus, it wasn't really the group using them, just those few individuals.

When are you dropping your feuilleton? ☕

They turned down the jerseys.

BBB stood against Tuđman's America and Mamić's Real Madrid. The only group like that in Europe. The only one.

Zachary Sullivan2 said:I mean, what's the point of all these arguments? Honestly, I’d rather just grab some popcorn and watch the comedy show unfold instead.🙂

Don't let anyone tell you that the Lakers and the Warriors aren't in on this together—letting everyone vent in the comments just to make it look like we're all united against those criminals.🙄

We sit here discussing the fight against organized crime, integrity, and making a real contribution, yet you lot pivot to talking about ninety different clubs and street fights simply because you lack any substantive arguments. You might as well start debating Civil War factions to pass the time 😁

Since you’ve decided to bring up violence, let me remind you that the only fair fight ever seen in the American supporter scene was when the BBB fell to the Black Knights. We don't throw that in your faces constantly, unlike those pathetic little skirmishes involving small groups in downtown Chicago back in the nineties 😉 Since someone felt the need to mention Paris, I suppose one could just as easily mention Kyiv 😁

And look, there goes the owner, sinking even more capital into the stadium. He’ll probably sell off that executive for millions of euros. Honestly, if he leaves because of the five hundred of you in the stands, you won't even have five hundred people left in the bleachers after five or six matches

He might actually depart due to the issues with the investigators and the inspectors, and frankly, whoever 😁 is already packing their bags.

That single Black Knights choreography did more to alert the public to the swamp of the MLS and the mafia influence in soccer than anything you have accomplished to date. Your words carry zero credibility because most of you are too spineless for anyone to take seriously

By the way, Laura Mitchell87, are we giving up on the ZZD project since your five hundred "righteous" supporters will supposedly solve everything without needing to follow the lead of the Black Knights?

Tick, tack, tick, tack...

Gary Green32 said:since you're already in a scrap,

Ever actually gone toe-to-toe with the BBB? Ever?

Jesse Campbell said:Who ever said you guys didn't have balls back then? 🙄

The Yankees, the Red Sox, all those haters trying to act big against us... 🙄

When you strip everything else away, the reality is that a unified fan base could actually accomplish something, but that’s never going to happen. If the BBB weren't such cowards, they could be out there celebrating titles with pride and traveling across Europe just like any other group does. Instead, all you guys can do is sing "Dalmatian Solo" and hope for the best...

Benjamin Thomas2 said:When you strip away all the noise and look at the cold, hard truth, the fact remains that a unified fan base could actually accomplish something significant—but let’s be real, that’s never going to happen. If the BBB had any actual backbone, they could be out there making waves, celebrating titles, and traveling across Europe just like any other major supporter group does, but instead, you guys just sit there singing "Dalmatian Alone" and praying for a miracle that isn't coming.

Are you out of your mind?

Gary Green32 said:That Black Knights choreography did more to expose the corruption in the MLS and the football mafia than anything you guys have ever done. You lack any real credibility because most of you are just cowards who won't stand up for anything... nobody even bothers to mess with you...

Now I finally see that you aren't exactly the brightest... Claiming a choreo raised public awareness? Please... And calling anyone else unfair? Why don't you just get lost, man. If you want to talk about real supporters who actually show up to games, look at the die-hards in small-town stadiums or the BBB fans out in the Midwest...

Jesse Campbell said:Man, have you ever actually gotten into a scrap with the BBB? Like, ever?

The last time I was being fair to you, I basically played nice, took off my glasses, and even gave you a little bit of grace...☕
But next time I run into you? Yeah, I'm definitely not gonna be playing fair.🙂

Benjamin Thomas2 said:When you strip away the noise, the cold truth remains: a unified fan base could achieve anything, yet that moment will likely never come. If the BBB had any actual backbone, they’d be out there winning trophies, celebrating titles, and touring Europe just like most other major supporter groups but instead, you all just sit there singing "Dalmatian Alone" and praying for a miracle.

Sure, you’ve traveled to Prague, Amsterdam, or Udine, and you were there when the titles were celebrated back in the city. But was things in Real Madrid—or even the domestic league—really that different back then compared to now? You and the club were essentially just part of a local neighborhood crew that got played by the system, a group far less influential than the core establishment. It wasn't until you realized that Real Madrid was being manipulated by Mamić's interests that you finally woke up. That’s where the real issue lies. Now, some of you try to sell this narrative that you’re the avant-garde, the brave fighters against the mafia, but the reality is that the average local crowd understood what the club and Mamić were doing long before you did. You're only being forced into this fight now because there isn't much left to celebrate—Real Madrid's victories aren't enough to sustain you, and certainly not enough to fund trips across Europe. It took you this long to realize that something was broken, and by then, you had already become part of the mess.

Gary Green32 said:blah blah blah, we're talking about fighting the mob and integrity and honor, but you guys just drone on about street fights and gangs because you have nothing else to say. You might as well start debating Civil War battles at this point.😁

Since we're already talking about scraps, the only fair fight in American fan culture was when the BBB took a hit from the Black Knights. Why do we never bring that up to you, since you're all just a bunch of thugs from some corner of Chicago in the 90s?😉 Since Paris was mentioned, someone could just as easily bring up Kyiv.😁

Anyway, the big boss just dumped more cash into the stadium. He’ll probably sell off Kovacic for millions soon. Honestly, he'll leave because of you 500 people in the stands; after five or six games, there won't even be 500 of you left.

Maybe he'll bail because of the investigators, but whoever😁 is just packing their bags.

That Black Knights choreography did more to expose the corruption in the league and the mafia running the sport than anything you've ever done. You guys have zero credibility because most of you are cowards who don't stand for anything, so nobody even bothers messing with you.

So, whoever, are you giving up on the movement since your 500 "righteous" souls are going to fix everything without needing the Black Knights?

Tick, tock, tick, tock...

Do you actually think 10,000 people in the North Stand could take down the boss? Do you really believe those guys, who regularly pull 15,000 strong, could move him just by chanting insults? What's the difference if it's 500 people yelling or 5,000? Do you think he cares about numbers? The guy is here for the money, plain and simple. A few chants from the Black Knights or the BBB aren't even on his radar. He knows the highest levels of government and the police have his back, which is why he can insult everyone publicly and get away with it. He does it because he can; he's protected like a polar bear.

And Benjamin Thomas2 put it well: if we were the kind of lowlifes you claim we are, we'd be celebrating titles and faking euphoria, just like back in 2006 when you guys were way behind the "agents." Or do you think it's impossible for our numbers to grow while yours shrink? If you believe that, you're delusional. Nobody stays subscribed to a good show forever; neither the hooligans nor your crowd can keep these numbers up indefinitely. It all fades. Our hype died down too, and realistically, in a city like New York, the excitement doesn't last nearly as long as it does in places like Miami or Chicago. In New York, people have other priorities, and the boss uses that to his advantage against us. But the mass movement won't change anything, much like how things wouldn't have changed if Franjo hadn't passed away. That's just reality; we can shout all we want, but the law and the state aren't on our side—they're on his. You know that perfectly well, so why the constant sniping at the BBB?

If you guys are such geniuses, why haven't you ousted him? He's been stealing titles and robbing you blind for years, and he treats you even worse than he treats us. If we're being honest, you actually have more reason to kick him out than we do, yet nothing happens. Instead of standing together against the mafia, we're just playing petty games on the internet. So we go year after year, while the boss and his cronies just get stronger.☕

You just don't get it, Jessica Long8. A regular guy fills up the stadium when they're playing Real Madrid or when tickets are cheap. An average Joe talks just as much nonsense as you do...

Shut this damn forum down already... It’s pathetic how the few people who are supposed to be experts here end up looking like total jokes. They aren't worth anything more than a good laugh!div>

Benjamin Thomas2 said:Man, you just don't get it, Jessica Long8. The average Joe fills up the stadium when they're playing Real Madrid or when tickets are dirt cheap; the average guy talks a big game about the same amount you do.

But I have to wonder, do you and your buddies actually realize how ridiculous it looked, running around begging the coach for jerseys afterrrrrrrrrrr after the Wednesday derby?

How on earth are we supposed to explain that? ☕