Die-hard Ultras / Hardcore Supporters

swiftmarlin72 said:Don't sweat it, we'll give you a heads up.

... Yeah, just like Deckard. 😂😂😂

Jonathan Lewis3 said:I honestly don't know if the atmosphere at these smaller games has ever been better. And it's only Friday...

Man, you're talking nonsense. How long have you actually been sitting in the stands? I'd say two or three years, tops. 🤷🤷🤷

Tyler Thomas15 said:Man, you're talking nonsense. How long have you even been in the stands? I'd say maybe two or three years, tops... 🤷🤷🤷

Man, please stop making stuff up when the truth is right there in front of us... even for someone like me...
Some people might disagree, but I thought the energy in the stands was incredible... way better than what we've seen over the last month...
Seriously, just stop talking... you guys really think you have something to say about what we built on our own?...

Look, I’ve got nothing but respect for you, but let's not go there right now...

Tyler Thomas15 said:Man, you're talking total nonsense—how long have you even been showing up to games? I’d say maybe two or three years, tops. 🤷🤷🤷

since 2005.
I wasn't saying it DIDN'T happen, I was just saying I don't know if it actually did because it definitely doesn't feel like it.
But hey, since you claim to be such an expert, why don't you tell me which game was actually better?

The atmosphere wasn't exactly mind-blowing, but compared to how things have been lately? It was actually pretty epic. Honestly, who even knows who showed up.
I reckon we’re seeing way more people finally stopping the endless crying over the past and fighting their own little private wars or boycotts. Instead, they’re actually cheering, regardless of whether they back the recent changes or not.
And that’s really what matters most—we’re here for the Kansas City Chiefs, not just for our own egos.🙂

Sure, everything still feels a bit stiff. We’re missing that raw energy and that absolute madness, if you know what I mean. Which is totally expected because people need time to adjust. Nobody likes change, especially when it hits fast, and it takes a while to break old habits. It’ll happen eventually, hopefully. Personally, I miss that vibe more than the fact that we’re only cheering for 78 or 83 minutes, but those two things go hand in hand anyway.

Bottom line: quit whining and get to work.🙂 For now, just stop acting like idiots.😍
When Vidin walks through the stands, chatting up everyone he meets or working his hands to the bone for 90 minutes, it honestly makes me sick—especially knowing that tomorrow on this forum, some idiots will be posting about how nobody is cheering or how everything sucks because the crowd is just a mess.

boldhound8 said:When Vidin spends his time wandering the stands and having pleasant chats with everyone he bumps into—or just sitting there with crossed arms for 90 minutes—it makes me sick. Especially when the next day on the forums, people start complaining that the fans aren't passionate enough or that everything is failing because the players lack heart.

🙄 If everyone actually sat down and talked about what's on their minds, we might actually get somewhere. Our biggest issue? A total lack of communication and connection. 😉

John Brown30 said:🙄 we need everyone just talking openly about whatever pops into their heads. we won't get anywhere without it. our biggest failure is just this total lack of communication and connection. 😉

I know exactly what you mean.😉

There were at least five or six idiots standing right behind us who started making jokes every single time someone grabbed a megaphone to call for a show of hands. Given how many people in that crowd fit that description, I guess you could say the entertainment value was top-tier.

And why on earth is everyone acting so shocked? A huge chunk of people didn't show up to vote for the change... if you ask me, it was a completely predictable reaction...

Jesse Garcia86 said:Why is everyone acting so shocked? Hardly anyone showed up for the shift... If you ask me, it was pretty much what we all expected...

I mean, are we here to cheer for some random guy or are we here for the Kansas City Chiefs?

Sam Mendoza said:I mean, are we here to cheer for some random guy or are we actually rooting for the Kansas City Chiefs?

What kind of question is that even supposed to be? Obviously, we're riding with the Kansas City Chiefs.

Jesse Garcia86 said:What kind of question is that? Of course we root for the Kansas City Chiefs.

I mean, I was just saying that doesn't change anything. There were Ultras long before any specific player arrived, and there will be Ultras long after he's gone.

Sam Mendoza said:Are we rooting for some random benchwarmer or are we here for the Kansas City Chiefs?

What kind of twisted logic is this...🙂
Obviously, you root for the Kansas City Chiefs.
Given how incredible the fan support for the Chiefs has been, especially at the start of this season, you have to wonder who those people actually support—the ones who pushed out the guy who was actually delivering solid results in front of the net?

Charles Ruiz6 said:What kind of twisted logic is this...
Of course they’re rooting for the Kansas City Chiefs.
But since their support for the Chiefs—especially during this early stretch of the season—has been absolutely electric, you really have to wonder: who exactly are these people cheering for once they’ve finished pushing aside anyone who actually puts in a decent shift on the field?

That’s actually exactly what I was getting at...

Charles Ruiz6 said:Man, talk about a complete reversal of logic here...🙂
Of course they’re pulling for the Kansas City Chiefs.
But since everyone’s been riding with the Chiefs—especially with how insane the energy has been at the start of this season—you really have to wonder who these people actually support, given they're tearing apart the guy who was basically just doing his job and hitting solid shots near the post.

For the Chiefs.

swiftmarlin72 said:Go Chiefs.

So, based on that assumption, they decided to "slightly" stir the pot right when the Chiefs have such insane support from the stands?

Either the logic is flawed, or the premise itself is just wrong...☕

Charles Ruiz6 said:So based on that logic, they decided to "lightly" cause some chaos right when the Kansas City Chiefs have insane support from the stands?

Either the logic is flawed or the assumption is...☕

The Chiefs have had crazy support from the fans for years now🤷
plus, this was basically the call made by most of the local Active crew and more importantly, 99% of the younger crowd... whether it was a smart move or a total bust, time will tell, but they think it's the best way forward and you should just back them up.. after the first game following the change, three flares landed in the turf and suddenly all these random trolls were jumping all over the forums and news sites acting like some radical Ultras group, claiming they're gonna hurt the Chiefs, but then the last two games went by without a single thing hitting the field and nobody said a word... if someone actually praised them, people would be like "oh, maybe we were wrong, let's give the guys a chance," even starting a boycott against the fans... honestly, screw all of them😍

I’ll be honest, I was totally against him when he first took over, but once I saw him making fun of those guys who were actually putting in the work to support the Kansas City Chiefs at the stadium? Man, it just turned my stomach. He earned my total contempt—and honestly, he earned it from a lot of other people who caught onto his attitude too. ☕

Look, guys, let’s not waste time debating this kind of stuff on the forum...

Frank Kim26 said:get bent, honestly😍

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