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Jesse Garcia86 Jesse Garcia86 Member
34 messages
joined Apr 2012
#41 ·
Christian Moore41 said:Look, stop being so stubborn about this! You told me yourself back then that they were just going through some growing pains, and what people are calling a total group breakup today is really just some petty bullshit that could be smoothed over with one honest, adult conversation—just not in some digital shouting match on an internet forum.

😁

You have absolutely no idea how much I wish it could actually be settled with one decent, heartfelt talk between them. 😉
Jesse Garcia86 Jesse Garcia86 Member
34 messages
joined Apr 2012
#42 ·
[QUOTE=Mukte Kavga;41733394]God, you people are getting exhausting. 🙄 Nobody even knows how to throw a decent punch anymore. No one’s actually making threats, for Christ's sake—everything is being handled behind closed doors...

Honestly, a playground scrap between fifth graders would be more intense than this. At least once in a while, someone should just type: "Screw this!" 🙂 😁

And clearly, you still don't realize that all this bickering just proves what a weak-willed bunch you really are. 😍

Tear down that damn William Shakespeare statue and put up a monument to Staubach instead, since he's out here trying to sketch out some vision for you all but just can't quite pull it off... 🙂[/QUOTE

I mean, come on, it's impossible for everyone in this group to be a total pushover. 😉[/QUOTE]
placidheron19 placidheron19 Newcomer
4 messages
joined Oct 2015
#43 ·
I’m stepping away for a moment to deal with some business, then I'll be back to reading this absolute nonsense. What a joke...
rustyangler122 rustyangler122 Active Member
213 messages
joined Feb 2012
#44 ·
Carol Taylor20 said:He didn't just grab a megaphone; the whole day was his moment. A few people were leading the cheers, and when he showed up, they basically handed him the reins. I don't think we need to be calling people out or dragging names through the mud—not everyone is some big-time media personality.

...it doesn't really matter anymore, clearly🙂
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feralwolf16 feralwolf16 Active Member
86 messages
joined Sep 2011
#45 ·
Ryan Taylor6 said:That "Love, Not Just Hype" slogan is total garbage; this whole Fred Perry nonsense is just some passing fad!

Now *this* is what I call true passion and real loyalty!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n2QE8...&feature=inbox

Look, that message would actually carry some weight if it wasn't being shoved down our throats by those same old vultures who've been leeching off the Red Army for decades. It’s nothing more than a cheap marketing ploy to poach fans from the local rivals since their season is going better than ours, all while spinning that classic tired narrative about how the ultras, the hooligans, and the "Fred Perry sheep" supposedly hate them—claiming they just want to be the "bigger, better version" of the real thing. Honestly, these types have been stalling any real progress the Red Army could make for years. There was this tiny little group that tried to push back against them once, but they basically ended up imploding because they spent all their energy fighting windmills instead of the actual problem...
rustyangler122 rustyangler122 Active Member
213 messages
joined Feb 2012
#46 ·
feralwolf16 said:That message might actually make sense if it wasn't being pushed by those same people who have been coasting on the NFL Ultras' reputation for years. It’s clearly just a massive marketing ploy to sway more Hajduk fans over to their side since business is booming right now. They lean on that tired old narrative about how everyone—the hooligans, the idiots, the casuals—hates them, and how they're going to rise above it all by turning "200 true believers" into something bigger... People like that have been stifling any real progress within the group for ages. A tiny little faction tried to push back against them once, but I guess they just ended up imploding because they spent all their energy fighting windmills instead of the actual problem...

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...Without you, this whole thing
would've gone to hell long ago
rustyangler122 rustyangler122 Active Member
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joined Feb 2012
#47 ·
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...there's something in here for everyone, I guess. 🙂
rustyangler122 rustyangler122 Active Member
213 messages
joined Feb 2012
#48 ·
Jesse Campbell said:Man, just pack it in already, you guys are getting exhausting. 🙄 You don't even know how to throw a decent punch. Nobody’s actually threatening anyone, for God's sake—everyone's playing it safe and keeping things civil...

Honestly, I'd rather deal with fifth graders fighting in the playground. At least once in a while, someone could just drop a blunt "screw this!" and call it a day. 🙂 😁

And I guess you still haven't realized that by acting like this, you're just proving what a bunch of softies you really are. 😍

Just tear down that damn William Shakespeare guy and put up a monument to John Smith instead, since he keeps trying to sketch out ideas for you but just can't quite pull it off... 🙂

...like you'd actually know everything now, right?🙂
...well, you won't, because misinformation lives forever once it hits the internet.☕
Jessica Long8 Jessica Long8 Newcomer
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joined Apr 2022
#49 ·
Just looking back at Bauer for a moment—honestly, what is your issue with the sheer scale of the crowd in the stands? Having Mamic focus on unification works incredibly well for the club, even if you all insist on being difficult about it. You’re missing the forest for the trees. As for our own setup, I have one question: why bother with these little subgroups when they just end up driving a wedge between the hardcore ultras and the rest of the fans?
Ryan Taylor6 Ryan Taylor6 Newcomer
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joined Jul 2014
#50 ·
I suppose I should clarify my position on this matter. It seems there might be some confusion regarding the recent developments. I believe it’s best to remain cautious until we have more concrete data. Perhaps we aren't seeing the full picture just yet. The user says:
And what exactly does this have to do with the NFL Ultras?🙂
I suppose I’ll never quite grasp why there is such a desperate need to interfere with the business of NFL Ultras.
As someone who follows football, I suppose one might find something of interest here, though I'm not entirely sure what. It’s hard to say what exactly catches the eye in a space like this. Maybe there's a bit of substance buried somewhere, I guess.
The NFL Ultras will always be there, cheering through the highs and the lows. Honestly, who’s actually running the show? It doesn't really matter. If you actually care about the group, anyone can step up and get involved. I suppose it isn't that hard to make your mark in the world of fan culture.

Those with any sense have already figured this out. If you haven't, then I suppose you simply weren't paying attention.
Aaron Howard44 Aaron Howard44 Newcomer
9 messages
joined Jul 2012
#51 ·
Christian Moore41 said:It wasn't even a real fight—just constant brawls up north every few games over the most trivial nonsense. Even stuff like someone just staring at you too long. I guess that was just how things were.

I met Bob at the stadium—just some guy I ended up sitting next to in the stands. Once the game wrapped up, we just shook hands and went our separate ways, heading back to our lives like nothing even happened. It wasn't about which group you belonged to or what your "allegiance" was—it was just about mutual respect. That’s how it should be, I guess.

If everyone involved has pure intentions—I guess you could say they have good hearts—then those little tremors or hiccups don't necessarily have to be a bad thing, nor do they always lead to a disaster.

P.S. Honestly, everyone should probably just pipe down now—the empty arguments have started and there’s way too much hot air in this thread.

I guess I love you all. 😁

It was all pretty much within the realm of normal—given that half the crew was acting like absolute lunatics. As for the madman, I guess he's still out in the middle of nowhere.😉 Maybe we should just bring some peace to the European Union. I guess it wouldn't hurt.🤣
Ryan Taylor6 Ryan Taylor6 Newcomer
4 messages
joined Jul 2014
#52 ·
Here is the second photo. Damn, Brazil is something else.🙂
Ryan Chavez3 Ryan Chavez3 Newcomer
1 message
joined Oct 2012
#53 ·
It looks like Hajduk Split is staring down bankruptcy 😢 😢 😢 😢 😢 😢 😢 😢 😢 😢
slylynx3 slylynx3 Active Member
172 messages
joined Feb 2012
#54 ·
Ryan Chavez3 said:Hajduk Split is facing bankruptcy...😢 😢 😢 😢 😢 😢 😢 😢 😢 😢

HANG IN THERE, HAJDUK! IT'S NOT OVER YET!!!
driftingfalcon88 driftingfalcon88 Newcomer
1 message
joined Nov 2008
#55 ·
and you guys can just go right back to bickering then.........
Ryan Chavez3 Ryan Chavez3 Newcomer
1 message
joined Oct 2012
#56 ·
slylynx3 said:HAJDUK SPLIT, DON'T GIVE UP YET!!!


I don't think you or your brilliant little insights are going to pull them out of this mess.

If they actually signed the papers, the bankruptcy would be settled immediately, giving us a chance at a clean slate built on solid ground—something that ensures we don't end up right back here in a few years when some new Freddy, some new politicians, or some new mayors come along just to screw over the club again.

So, feel free to keep playing the genius if you want, but go ahead and delete this if it’s off-topic.
slylynx3 slylynx3 Active Member
172 messages
joined Feb 2012
#57 ·
Ryan Chavez3 said:Yeah, sure, you and your genius takes are totally going to save him from bankruptcy...

Man, if they just signed the papers right now, we could start fresh on some actual solid ground. That way, he’ll know there won't be some new Freddy or a bunch of new politicians and mayors coming in a few years just to wreck the club all over again...

So go ahead, act smart. Delete this if it's off-topic.

Why are you acting such a wimp all of a sudden? What's your problem?
Jessica Phillips6 Jessica Phillips6 Newcomer
5 messages
joined Oct 2015
#58 ·
Go ahead then. Keep on bickering and debating who counts as an ultra and who’s just some wannabe activist. It’s all just noise at this point.
Ryan Chavez3 Ryan Chavez3 Newcomer
1 message
joined Oct 2012
#59 ·
slylynx3 said:Seriously, what the hell are you whining about now?

Just peace. It seems nobody has the backbone to actually stand up for anything over the internet anymore.

http://www.espn.com/nfl/article/kat...gs/641382.aspx
Jose Kern11 Jose Kern11 Active Member
123 messages
joined Feb 2012
#60 ·
While we’re all busy bickering over who’s a true supporter and who actually runs a real hardcore club, the whole organization is headed straight for bankruptcy. Instead of getting our act together before this meeting, why didn't we all just band together and block them from even making it through the door tomorrow? Honestly, what were we thinking, letting people like Neven run wild like this?

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