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Laura Mitchell87 Laura Mitchell87 Newcomer
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#101 ·
Hope you guys get through those fatheads the FBI shoved down your throats even faster. 🙏
Arthur Ruiz3 Arthur Ruiz3 Newcomer
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#102 ·
Jesse Campbell said:I hope those annoying fines handed out by those questionable folks at the FBI clear up for you all as quickly as possible! 🙏

My mom is going to kill me—I actually got smacked right through my bones by a baton, and I can't even describe the sensation—all because I had the good intention of trying to calm down some of the younger kids in the stands. Honestly, those idiots wear helmets just so they don't have to use their brains, you know? Those guys act like they’re preparing for a heavyweight bout before the game just so they can go out and pick a fight. The Bad Boys were spot on when they said there's massive repression happening here in New York City—the raid on that street was just pure stupidity, and honestly, it's not even worth commenting on. Once they saw what happened today in the East Side and South Side sectors, they started cracking heads left and right just over a damn flare. It's the same story on our side of the fence; the officer who just cracked my ribs with a baton is actually standing there grinning. I felt like such an idiot for risking jail time over a bunch of morons, though I'll admit, I really wanted to deliver a solid kick right under his visor. Man, what a mess. My back is covered in bruises from cheering for Real Madrid—what an absolute disaster.
slylynx3 slylynx3 Active Member
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#103 ·
Arthur Ruiz3 said:My mom is gonna kill me, man. I got smacked so hard by a cop I can barely feel my own bones... and all because I was just trying to calm down the younger kids in the stands. Those idiots wear helmets just so they don't have to use their brains. Some of these kids get so hyped up before the game, just looking for someone to hit. Honestly, you guys were right when you said the repression in New York City is getting out of hand. That raid on Draškovićeva street was just stupid to even talk about... once they saw what happened today on the East and South sides, they started beating people left and right just over some damn flare. It’s the same story everywhere. This cop who was swinging his baton into my ribs was actually smirking at me. It felt pretty stupid to be sitting in a cell for these morons... though part of me really wanted to kick him right under that visor. Man... my back is bruised blue from cheering for Real Madrid. What a disaster...

I’ve dealt with more run-ins with the law on those yellow stairs than I ever did during the 2004 Athens riots.

🙂 🙂
Zachary Sullivan2 Zachary Sullivan2 Newcomer
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#104 ·
Arthur Ruiz3 said:My momma's gonna kill me when she sees this. Some cop just cracked my ribs with a baton—I can't even tell where the pain is coming from anymore. All because I was trying to play peacemaker with those kids in the stands. Those idiots wear helmets just so they don't have to use their brains. It’s all just some punks getting hyped up before the game just to go out and deck someone. You guys were right about the heavy-handed repression in New York City. That raid on Draškovićeva was stupid to even talk about... once they saw what went down in the East Side and South Side today, they just started swinging on people over a damn flare. Just like your side, even the guy cracking my ribs was grinning while he did it. Honestly, it wasn't worth catching a charge over these morons, though I'd love to plant a boot right under his visor. My back is bruised blue from cheering for Real Madrid. What a disaster...

That's why so many people are walking away. They straight-up bait you, talk absolute trash, trigger a reaction, and then boom—you're slapped with a ban or thrown in jail...
Brandon Wilson14 Brandon Wilson14 Active Member
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#105 ·
Arthur Ruiz3 said:My mom would be mortified if she saw this—I actually got hit so hard by a baton that I can barely feel my own bones right now. All because I was just trying to do the right thing and calm down some of the younger kids in the stands. Honestly, those helmets just seem to stop them from using their brains entirely. You've got these kids getting all worked up before the game, just looking for someone to take out, which is why I think you Bad Boys are spot on when you say there's massive overreach happening here in New York City. That raid on Draškovićeva was just foolish to even discuss... after what we witnessed today out in the East and South sectors, they’re basically cracking heads on command just over some damn flares. It’s the same story on both sides of the fence. The officer who cracked my ribs with his baton was actually smirking while he did it. I felt like an idiot even bothering to go; it wasn't worth catching a charge just for these fools. I'd love nothing more than to give him a solid kick right under his visor, honestly. My back is bruised blue, and all this for supporting Real Madrid... what a disaster...

I’d love to see those sadists caught off guard just once, when they aren't decked out in full tactical gear... just seeing what they're really made of in a fair one-on-one fight... then we'd see who's actually tough and who's just hiding behind a badge.🙂
George Gonzalez George Gonzalez Newcomer
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#106 ·
It ended well enough, I suppose—though it’s a shame some people walked away with wins. The main thing is we managed to block a much bigger disaster, which is clearly all they were aiming for anyway.

A woman took a baton to the head; apparently, even the police officer suggested they should start cracking down on women too, since she was just standing there alone with her boyfriend, surrounded.
Jonathan Lewis3 Jonathan Lewis3 Active Member
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#107 ·
The cops would’ve had a much easier time if they hadn't started spraying tear gas at absolutely everything in sight—that’s probably why they were all decked out in those tactical masks too.
Chris Castillo68 Chris Castillo68 Member
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#108 ·
Why are the outsiders even being blamed here? 🤷

"The Bad Boys are chanting at the Chicago Blackhawks fans: 'You're just a bunch of softies,' while the Blackhawks fire back with: 'To the traitors and the outsiders, we’ll give it to you with fists, feet, bottles, and sticks—anything for our beloved Juventus.' Flares are going off non-stop. 🤣

Or check out this gem: Because of all the thick smoke and people grabbing flares, the ref had to pause the game three minutes before the end. There were about ten flares going off on the north stand. Meanwhile, the Bad Boys were singing: "You can't stop me from lighting a flare, let it show you how you'll burn alone in hell!"

Chicago Blackhawks fans

attendance 👍
the atmosphere: they were roaring during a few stretches (not really trying to provoke anything), though most of the time it was pretty quiet given the numbers—both ours and theirs.
Pyromaniac: decent (you guys set the bar pretty high yourselves).

Us? I guess someone else should weigh in... you guys had a better view than I did 😁
Betty Ramos2 Betty Ramos2 Newcomer
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#109 ·
Betty Ramos2 Betty Ramos2 Newcomer
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#110 ·
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Betty Ramos2 Betty Ramos2 Newcomer
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#111 ·
Jose White26 Jose White26 Member
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#112 ·
Chris Castillo68 said:Why are the hooligans even being blamed here? 🤷

It’s just one of those times where fans seem to hate things just for the sake of hating them, you know? 🤣

Anyway—looking at the photos, the turnout from the NFL Ultras looks way more intense than what we saw from the South Side crowd... honestly, looks like maybe three and a half thousand people were there. 👍

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Joshua Moore31 Joshua Moore31 Active Member
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#113 ·
velvetfalcon80 velvetfalcon80 Active Member
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#114 ·
I guess there’s some talk going around about direct prevention measures being used during the first ten rounds of the major league season, and honestly, it feels like things are getting pretty intense out there. It seems like the authorities are really stepping up their game to keep things from boiling over, which is probably for the best, though I don't know if it actually changes much on the ground. Maybe they think tightening things up now will stop the chaos later, but you never really know how these things play out in the long run. It just feels like everyone is on edge, waiting to see if all this extra security actually does anything or if it's just more of the same.

It was basically just a total holiday of pure chaos and anti-rivalry madness, and honestly, things just kind of spiraled until the end of the game. I guess you could say the fans are really getting intense lately. The NFL Ultras on the south stand were basically getting kicked out by the feet. I guess they just went ahead and broke it all. I guess it’s just over. 200 The capital, and while they were... I guess those anti-football types are at it again, maybe they just don't get the vibe. Real Madrid I guess they went ahead and broke a tenner. The capital.

So, I guess what you're saying is that the fewer stadium seats you break, the more of an anti-fan you are? Maybe that's how it works, I don't know.
Zachary Sullivan2 Zachary Sullivan2 Newcomer
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#115 ·
velvetfalcon80 said:The league is totally falling apart. After just ten rounds of the season, we're already seeing more violence and chaos than a riot in downtown Chicago. It’s getting ridiculous. If they don't tighten things up fast, the whole season is going to be a disaster.

It was a total riot of madness and anti-rivalry nonsense that just kept escalating until things went south right at the end of the game. The fans are out of control. The Chicago Blackhawks fans on the south stand got absolutely leveled. Break them. Done. 200 Capital city, and they're just sitting there. Those anti-football losers are getting on my nerves again. Seriously, just shut up already. Real Madrid is such a joke. Broken a damn dime. Capital.

So, basically, the fewer chairs you smash, the more of an anti-fan you are? Give me a break.

The anti-Real Madrid crowd was out in full force at the North Stand today. Total chaos.🙂
velvetfalcon80 velvetfalcon80 Active Member
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#116 ·
Zachary Sullivan2 said:I guess there are some anti-Real Madrid types hanging out up north.🙂

I guess some pyromaniacs went ahead and lit up dozens of flares, which was pretty different from how things usually go... I guess you could say there's just something about those die-hard fans, maybe it's the way they all show up together, but honestly, it’s just how things are with the supporters. I guess those Chicago Blackhawks fans only trashed like ten chairs or something.😁
Dennis Reed71 Dennis Reed71 Newcomer
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#117 ·
Zachary Sullivan2 said:It was quite a striking sight to witness such a massive turnout from the Chicago Blackhawks fans on television earlier; one couldn't help but notice the sheer scale of the crowd. Given how many people were gathered there, it seems inevitable that news of the situation reached you through the broadcast, though I suspect the responsibility for that visibility doesn't necessarily lie with you personally, but rather with whoever was positioned behind the microphone.🤷

Given the sheer number of us that were present, it stands to reason that we ought to have made a much more thunderous impression; frankly, considering our numbers, our presence should have been felt like a physical force.

Considering the sheer volume of people involved, they are actually quite impressive.
It has been quite some time since I have observed such an occurrence, yet I am inclined to believe that this particular matchup stands as the derby with the most significant presence of FBI agents I have ever witnessed; truly, I don't think I have ever seen them deployed in such overwhelming numbers before.
Austin Chase2 Austin Chase2 Newcomer
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#118 ·
George Gonzalez said:I guess it ended okay, though it’s a shame some people got hurt; I suppose the main thing is that we managed to stop something much worse from happening, since that's clearly what they were just waiting for.

A woman apparently took a baton to the head, and I heard someone say the officer should have stepped in more to help the women since she was left all alone with her boyfriend and surrounded.

There was actually a little piece in the evening news today about how her father claimed the very people meant to protect her were the ones who actually hurt her. It's probably this
Zachary Sullivan2 Zachary Sullivan2 Newcomer
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#119 ·
...honestly, I don't even take my son to games anymore. I'm more worried about the cops getting handsy than some crazy hooligans causing trouble.👎
Larry Baker3 Larry Baker3 Member
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#120 ·
Do you guys think anything’s actually changed in the fight against the mafia running US Soccer?

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