Die-hard Ultras / Hardcore Supporters

...Miami-Brooklyn-Manhattan-Chicago-Denver-Seattle-Austin-San Diego-Phoenix-San Francisco-Atlanta-New Orleans-Boston-Nashville-Dallas-NYC-LA-Chicago-Miami!

Vespasian - James Joyce - Arena - Atomic Shelter - Palah - General Motors - Šurikeni - Crazy - Occupation of Pula - 2 points ahead of Real Madrid - Milj - Hajduk Split is a mess.

Pure euphoria. We've never been crazier. 🙂🙂🙂

Tyler Thomas15 said:Vespasian - James Joyce - Arena - Atomic Shelter - Palah - General Motors - Šurikeni - Crazy - Occupation of Pula - 2 points ahead of Real Madrid - Milj - Hajduk Split is total garbage.

Pure euphoria. We've never been crazier. 🙂🙂🙂

Kiss my ass, seriously... cheers to the crew back in Split.

Brian Wright7 said:Just take my dick and let me be... greetings to the crew back in the States.

Seriously, just stay inside today and don't come out, you animal.

What's with all the tension? 😛
If anyone's planning on painting anything up in Seattle, you might want to bundle up—it gets pretty chilly up in the Pacific Northwest 😉
Catch you later

Douglas Barnes10 said:What’s all this tension about? 😛
If anyone's planning on painting anything up in Seattle, they better dress warm—it gets pretty chilly up there on the Pacific Northwest coast 😉
Catch you later

Hey, let's not get combative here. I really won't show up if you're going to be aggressive.🙂

ironmason18 said:Look, let's not get into a fight here. I’m telling you now, if you're going to be this aggressive, there’s just no way I'm showing up. Why make things difficult?🙂

Just get yourselves over here already. We could really use a round of waters. But then again, like Nicole Martinez7 always says, it’s cold enough to freeze the soul right out of you. 😢

just a few more drinks 🙂

No more playing around...

wearyraven25 said:No messing around here.

I think I caught a mention on some Italian sports site about using the hips as an alternative for the first match...

wearyraven25 said:Don't get comfortable.

It’s proven yet again—the suits running this club are total idiots who only care about squeezing out an extra $100 bucks.$0.00 Maybe they'll even schedule the final match in Milan just to maximize their own take if we actually advance. Honestly, the people in charge are degenerate—it's pathetic. People are already slacking off at work or hanging out by vans instead of prepping, and then what? When we inevitably get hammered 3-0 at our home stadium, sixty percent of the fans probably won't even bother showing up for the trip to Italy.

All they do is call everyone idiots while proving they don't have the slightest clue how basic psychology works.
When you go looking for a roster overhaul like that, what are you actually telling the players? You're basically telling them they’re pathetic and
weak, with zero percent chance of making it.
They need to be taught a lesson.

Seriously guys, just go ahead and book it, I’m telling you there’s a 99 percent chance the game is happening in Detroit

Melissa Reyes45 said:It’s proven once again—the club management is just looking at profit margins of maybe $100 $0.00 at most. They're scheduling this final game in New York City because they'll need the win to advance. Honestly, the greed in this organization is sickening. People have already been taking half-days at work and doing whatever else to make sure they can go, yet if we end up getting crushed 3-0 at the Rose Bowl, about 60% of the crowd won't show up for the next one.

They need to pay back what they owe Savannah first—that's why they're playing these games, just so they don't get stuck in the red. Personally, I think the Rose Bowl will be packed regardless of whether we're in the lower or upper tiers. There's really no need to change the schedule... and regarding that idea of 60% fewer fans? Look at the bright side: fewer rowdy hooligans, less graffiti on the landmarks, less trash being thrown in the fountains, and hopefully, just better atmosphere overall.🙂

p.s. I'm collecting scarves—if anyone manages to "snag" some from the local police before I do, shoot me a DM.🙂

Kate Ward50 said:They really need to pay back what they owe Savannah, so they're just trying to cover their tracks so nobody gets left behind. Personally, I think the Rose Bowl will be packed regardless of whether we're in the top tier or the bottom... there’s no reason to change the schedule either. As for that 60% drop in attendance, look on the bright side: fewer rowdy hooligans, less graffiti on our landmarks, less trash in the fountains, and much better atmosphere from the fans🙂

p.s. I'm collecting scarves, so if anyone "grabs" some gear before I can get my hands on them, shoot me a DM...🙂

But is the Rose Bowl actually going to stay full without all those hooligans and chaos? And don't even get me started on the actual cheering...🙂 🙂 🙂 🙂

velvetskipper52 said:And honestly—will the Rose Bowl even feel full without the core groups and their usual crowd? Not to mention the atmosphere during the games itself...🙂🙂🙂🙂

The Priest is clearly talking about mental toughness—as for talent and sheer numbers, we've had plenty of that for a long time. Go ultras!😉

And why on earth would they let Hajduk play their first match at home🤷? It’s probably just about the money. That whole federation setup is basically just a racket. ☕

Some random crowd in Latvia pulled in 25,000 fans despite all their issues, yet when we face Inter Milan and 33,000 people show up, suddenly everyone’s calling us a bunch of rowdy amateurs 🙄

We regularly pull 2,000 to 2,500 at Yankee Stadium on a weekday, and maybe 3,000-something on weekends while the club is falling apart. If we hit 5,000 in New York City, then it's a party for "rowdies," right? 🙄

You guys are exaggerating... get real. We've got maybe 3,000 to 4,000 die-hard supporters in the stands, plus another 20,000 regulars who hang around nearby—they show up sometimes, they don't, but they're ours and they matter. It's up to the club to turn them into lifelong fans...

Every single one of us will be in New York City, and we'll all be at Yankee Stadium even when it's freezing and we have to stay proud, because Hajduk Split is an institution that the people follow wherever they go. When 30,000 Iraqis show up for the Eurozone tournament, they wave ten flags, sing loudly a few times, and everyone admires them. But when 5,000 or 6,000 Hajduk fans show up in Rome or New York City and cause a scene in the stadium or on the street, suddenly we're just hooligans... give me a break 🙂

Let's get through this Latvian trip first, then it's the Hajduk invasion of New York City. It doesn't matter who belongs to the Black Knights and who doesn't—we are all Hajduk!

Anyone got a link for a stream for today's game?

You’re gonna love seeing that over at Tribini.com 😉