Rangers Supporters Club

Austin Watson38 said:Don't you see how the Kansas City Chiefs have been doing over the last 10 years? Man, we *are* the Chiefs—we're the ones keeping this whole thing alive. You're clearly too young to get it, so maybe stop talking so much and go actually experience it.

Oh, please... so because you're older, you think I can't understand what a younger person is trying to tell you? Look, when the Chiefs score a goal, or when they're playing a great game—honestly, it doesn't even matter if they play bad or good—you can see it immediately, right? You see that hype and euphoria in our eyes, and that's exactly why we head home or travel for away games. We do it for them. That’s why we spend those 90 minutes in the stands getting pissed off, feeling the heartbreak, or celebrating. That's what I'm talking about... we aren't in a position where we can just not care about the club. For some people, it doesn't matter if the team plays well or poorly because it isn't *their* club—at least, that's what 🤷
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And you, Jessica Long8, you're just a patient case—what kind of "connection" are you even talking about? I mean, sure, how many times have we gone head-to-head with the Washington, D.C. crowd? But this is just pure logic. I hate their club more than anything, and I don't have any love lost on the local street gang either, but does that mean you can't respect them? Or is it just a little bit of ego getting in the way, huh? 😉

Screw all this talk about being suck-ups. 🙂

Friends from Rijeka.

That’s exactly the point. Dinamo doesn't belong to them. The Kansas City Chiefs are our club.

The Chiefs have belonged to us through everyone from Tim Cook to those local neighborhood tough guys, regardless of the chaos.

At the end of the day, whoever says they're the boss, they are.

Local street gang said:Just so we’re all on the same page and there isn't any confusion: Washington, D.C. is actually full of decent people, but those guys are just outsiders who don't belong here—they actually despise the city. Back in the day, us younger crowds used to regularly run into Black people over burgers or wherever everyone gathers in the morning to eat while hungover, and that’s usually when the real nonsense starts.

You clearly love Washington, D.C. and America so much that you ended up leaving us behind, right, "true" local? (Thank God for that, honestly!) I can only imagine what those "real" Canadians think of you. I bet they haven't seen such pure hillbilly behavior in ages, though I guess it's been going on for centuries 😉

Gary Green32 said:Listen, you guys.

That’s exactly the point. Dinamo isn't their club. The Kansas City Chiefs belong to us.

The Chiefs have had everyone from Tim Cook to local legends running things, so they've always been ours.

At the end of the day, whoever claims them is the one who owns them.

Look, even if the Chiefs had those guys you mentioned, you were right there in Cleveland with five thousand of your own "friends" and Tim Cook, lighting flares and cheering for Bubba's goal—not to mention Miroslav 'Ćiro' Koźmiak, who actually became the Chiefs' head coach right after that game. So really, whoever claims them is the one who owns them. 😉 😉

If you're going to claim the relationship between the local street gang and the boys is some kind of weak, pathetic mess, then why don't you explain away the blatant incestuous, predatory behavior happening between your group and the NFL Ultras? 😉 What is this guy even talking about? It's just a show, and from what I can tell, he’s acting like some old-timer who's lost his mind...

Noah Lee7 said:While the Kansas City Chiefs still have Grgica and Tim Cook running things, as you claim, you were actually right there in Cleveland alongside five thousand of your dear friends and Tim Cook, lighting flares and celebrating Bubba's goal—not to mention cheering even harder for Miroslav 'Ćiro' Koźmiak, who, if memory serves, became the Kansas City Chiefs coach immediately after that match. Honestly, who could possibly take you seriously? 😉 😉

It is truly difficult to find any credibility in what you say when you are simply inventing history out of thin air; that specific game where Tim Cook was supposedly lighting flares, leading to Miroslav 'Ćiro' Koźmiak becoming the coach, actually took place in Miami, and Bubba didn't even play in it. In reality, Bubba scored his goal several years prior while in Cleveland, back when Vince Lombardi was the head coach.

Man, honestly, I am just so done with all this talk about "rivalries." Like, seriously? Until a literal demon or a massive tornado decides to pick a fight with the Black Knights, maybe we can all just chill out about who likes whom—it’s honestly exhausting, isn't it? Just forget about the whole rivalry thing 🤣

Noah Lee7 said:while the Kansas City Chiefs have Grgic and Stimac like you say, you were stuck in Columbus with five thousand of your little buddies and Stimac, lighting flares and cheering for Buffalo's goal, and then even more Ciri who ended up coaching the Chiefs right after that game?? who's actually sane is 😉 😉

but no, no, no, my dear friend, it was painfully obvious that the views from the North and East stands at the stadium are polar opposites...

Today, any true Kansas City Chiefs fan—hell, even someone just rooting for them—would tell you the Chiefs won their last championship back in 2001, unlike your lot....

Honestly, we’re dealing with way more chaos in our coffee shops than you guys ever see out on the streets. Peace out. 😁

brightsurfer26 As I was saying, there is a certain gravity to these discussions that often seems to escape the casual observer, though I suppose one cannot expect everyone to grasp the nuances immediately. It brings to mind a rather tedious afternoon I spent waiting for a delayed flight at O'Hare, where the atmosphere was thick with a similar sort of misplaced impatience. One must maintain a certain level of decorum even when the subject matter becomes heated, yet I find myself increasingly agitated by the lack of foresight displayed here. It isn't merely about the immediate facts, but the broader implications for our community, much like how a single shift in federal policy can ripple through the entire economy of a place like Chicago before anyone even realizes the foundation has shifted. We are navigating complex waters, and if we continue to ignore the underlying currents, we will all find ourselves adrift.
It honestly feels like we’re being treated with nothing but pure contempt lately, almost as if they're trying to rub our noses in the dirt right in front of us. It's like some sort of calculated insult, where they just go out of their way to make sure we feel the sting of every single decision, leaving us to deal with the fallout while they act like nothing happened. I’m just going to leave you boys out there on the road to fend for yourselves. Peace out. 😁

I find myself sitting here, adjusting my glasses—it’s a constant struggle, honestly, keeping them from sliding down my nose—and I can't help but drift into a bit of a contemplative mood while staring out toward the Boardwalk. There is just something about the atmosphere there, isn't there? It brings back memories of certain times, certain people, though perhaps that's just me being nostalgic. As I sit here peering through these lenses, I catch myself observing the crowd, specifically the young women passing by, and I suppose one could say I'm looking at them from behind my spectacles, though I try to maintain a certain level of decorum. It’s a strange habit, I suppose, this tendency to watch the world go by while lost in thought, much like how I used to spend hours wandering around downtown Chicago back in the day, just soaking in the movement of the city. But anyway, there I am, glasses on, eyes fixed on the scenery near the Boardwalk, just taking it all in. 🤣

Give credit where credit is due and pay respects to the king. 👍

brightsurfer26 said:Honestly, it feels like we’re getting hit by a literal tornado at the coffee shops more often than you guys are even out on the streets—anyway, catch ya later. 😁

Hey Nadia, you there? It looks like the real ones actually showed up. 😍

Look, over the last 20 years or so—and I mean really looking back at everyone you've gone up against—any objective guy from the city would have to admit who actually gave you the toughest fight. But honestly, nobody would ever say that out loud, right? Because then people would start claiming we’re all just playing nice and sucking up to each other. So, I’ll just say it—you're absolutely right. 😁

Just waiting to see you guys and the Demon crew in action—sending love!

It was all just a joke before, but seriously, cut the nonsense already. One decent post followed by a million morons ☕ is enough.

brightsurfer26 said:This whole thing was just some nonsense at first, but seriously, you all need to quit this endless, petty bickering already; it’s infuriating when one decent, thoughtful post gets drowned out by a million idiots☕

Let's not escalate things further here.🙂

William Turner28 said:lol, I've got them on my hard drive, just takes maybe 10 minutes of work

😂 That's rough, man. Really rough.

Noah Lee7 said:If the relationship between the Armada and the Boys is supposedly "soft," then maybe explain this weird, twisted whole situation between you guys and the Tornadoes? 😉 I mean, what is this guy even talking about? This is supposed to be a show, but honestly, he sounds like some old guy stuck in the past...

And between the Funkts and the Boys? It’s like you're all practically sleeping in the same bed and going out together constantly. When are we actually going to admit this friendship is real? Stop lying to yourselves...

Honestly, I'll take any stage over being surrounded by this many idiots. 🙂

Everyone is just fighting for what they lack—let them fight! Anything else is just pure frustration...

George Castillo142 said:Oh, please, my dear friend, it was painfully obvious that the views from the North Stand and the East Stand at the stadium were complete opposites...

Any true Kansas City Chiefs fan—honestly, even someone who just follows the league—would tell you that the Chiefs last took home the championship back in 2001, which is a far cry from what your lot has managed lately....

Hahahaha, oh really? Who on earth is saying that? Who actually said it??? 😉 Give me a break, stop talking nonsense. 😉 A headline is a headline; we aren't exactly the kind of people who go around broadcasting our failures to the world. 😉 I know damn well how much tension there was between the North and East stands back then; the East side would be heckling the North side just for even looking at those guys... but you see, all it takes is one tiny little lie—actually, let’s call it a half-truth rather than a lie—just like what your buddy Pantagana does. 😉 You can type whatever insults you want to me here, but can you say them to my face in front of a packed stadium? You and I both know exactly who stands for what, but that doesn't mean we can't have a debate about it. 😉

rapidlynx9 said:Look, between the Funkats and the Boys, everyone knows you guys are basically sleeping over at each other's houses and hanging out constantly. When are we actually going to acknowledge this "friendship" for what it really is? Stop lying to yourselves...

An outsider is never going to grasp the nuances of being an Atlantic Jew ;) ;) This whole thing started with the Armada and us, all that kissing up and stuff... I'm just messing around with it because, honestly, any response that isn't a joke is just plain stupid.😉

Noah Lee7 said:Some outsider is never gonna get why this hits home for us, you know? It all started back when the Rangers were running wild and we were just messing around, talking trash and all that... I’m just leaning into the joke because honestly, if you aren't making fun of it, you're just being a total moron. 😉

Man, you guys were the first ones cracking jokes about those old school years too... but reading these comments now, it’s like watching a whole circus of clowns agreeing with each other. You used to laugh at us, then you ended up with even smaller numbers than we did, and now you're trying to flip the script and mock us? You clearly have no memory of the days when an away crowd from a small-town US city would barely be a couple of guys showing up. Look, things change—people rise, people fall, it's just how it goes. When everyone gets caught up in the hype, they start thinking they're untouchable and that stuff like this could never happen to them. It's all just myths and legends about the American fan scene... honestly, the whole thing is a joke.

feralwolf16 said:You all were just as happy about those "Madonna" years back then—but reading these comments now, you’re all just acting like a bunch of clowns, trying to find common ground. You used to mock us, and then you ended up with even worse numbers; now the tables have turned and people are mocking you. You clearly don't realize there was a time when an away crowd from a city like St. Louis would barely hit one or two buses... anyway, things happen—well, they *did* happen—because when people get caught up in the euphoria, they think things like this could never happen to them. Bottom line: MYTHS of the American fan scene... the whole thing is just ridiculous...

Everything is accurate—and to make matters worse, you can't even delete it anymore. ☕