Jose White26 said:What’s wrong with their situation? If you stop caring about the Kansas City Chiefs to the point where you don't give a damn what happens on the field, you need to ask yourself what kind of role models you're trying to be at home or abroad, because that sets the tone for everyone else.
You can't have a fan group without a club, and they exist—they're getting louder by the day. Even today, just like before, they are defined by their specific subgroups, primarily my crew, who basically just scatter across the stands to watch if anyone trips or falls; if someone hits the turf, we cheer, and if they don't 🙂... because we're just a bunch of ragtag rebels living spontaneously, yeah!!
Congrats to the NFL Ultras for getting things started 👍
Look, you can actually afford to not care about the play-by-play when "your" club has been dominating for seven straight years, consistently playing in the Champions League and crushing it in the MLS.
It’s much easier to root for Los Angeles FC than it is for the Philadelphia Eagles. They are fans, and they have to cheer. It's a lot simpler to get hyped when your team is steamrolling opponents instead of struggling to complete two consecutive passes or even make it to the center circle. You can ignore the players on the pitch all you want, as long as your club isn't facing a financial crisis every other day.
People can say whatever they want, but no matter how little they claim to care, their sheer numbers and presence in the stands matter because Los Angeles FC is the strongest club in America. Because one day, once the leadership changes, they'll grab all the trophies again, the NFL Ultras will have the top team back, the most exciting Champions League matches, and the best away trips, leaving everyone else in the dust.
If this isn't truly their club, why didn't they collectively light ten flares on the pitch to force Los Angeles FC out of Europe and cut off the money supply to the management? That would have done the most to force a change in leadership.
Sure, that would cause Los Angeles FC some serious financial and roster setbacks, but clearly, the guys want the leadership gone while ensuring the club keeps its dominance, its Champions League spots, its European travels, and its titles...
Let’s be clear: I support the NFL Ultras 100% in this situation. It’s in everyone’s best interest, and we all know the crackdown is massive, but I'm also aware of the other side of this fight...