Die-hard Ultras / Hardcore Supporters

What nonsense 😕

placidheron19 said:It’s funny how that works. A man gets a sudden craving for football after an eight-year hiatus. 😁

So, I was sitting here wondering... is Keto going to transition into a scouting role now? Or maybe they'll pivot toward being a nutritionist? Just curious about where their head is at.

Alright everyone, let's get ready to storm the stadium! Ticket sales for the second round kick off this Wednesday...
We're looking at a massive crowd of about 20,000 fans expected...
Let's show up in force and pack those stands to the absolute brim...

Jamie Ramos2 said:Let’s all head down to the stadium—ticket sales for the second half of the season kick off this Wednesday.
They’re projecting a crowd of about 20,000...
Let’s pack the stands as much as we possibly can...

Look, unless there’s plenty of wine, beer, and some decent burgers involved, I’m not showing up—unless we’re talking about a major championship game.😠

Think things are gonna get absolutely wild at the local spot?

Now, I don't want anyone taking this as some kind of provocation—because honestly, it isn’t—but I have to say this to the folks deep in Shelby: why on earth are you playing the underdog? Is it just a tactic to unmask the sellouts? If you ask me, the entire situation is a direct result of your board's sheer incompetence—which, let's be honest, is a debt they can never truly repay. But here we are, proving for the hundredth time that we aren't just mindless sheep who will follow them anywhere. We aren't interested in digging pits for our neighbors. May you all rot! 🙂

The youth academies should probably be allowed to play against teams under suspension too; we can't just limit everything to the MLS and friendly matches...

But yeah, thanks.🙂

p.s. You really hit the nail on the head with this topic.

Brady started with the nonsense—it’s always about the men first, I guess. "He’ll pay the NFL Ultras at the end of the season to stop throwing flares on the field, all just as a way to cut down on fine costs." I honestly don't know if that's good for 🙄, 😂, 🙂, or 🙂

I was so pissed off last night that I’m still feeling the heat this morning!
I went to watch the Super Bowl like I always do, and after checking out the coverage on Bleacher Report, I’m just left feeling disgusted by how two idiots—who happen to be brothers—along with the local authorities, are basically bullying our little town. That older moron spent the entire game acting like a total jerk, playing dirty and showing zero respect to the club legends who gave everything to this city and this team—way more than he could ever hope to give! He’s even having the nerve to talk tough, acting like we should all just shut up and take his crap.
As an active fan, it honestly breaks my heart that these kinds of losers get to roam free in our streets, and then they have the audacity to show up at our big tournament—territory they never belonged to in the first place—and spit right in our faces. You don't see this kind of disrespect anywhere else, not even in NYC! I wish someone would step up (and yeah, I’m ashamed I haven't myself) and tell him exactly where he can shove it if he tries anything or acts entitled.
I have to wonder, what’s next? Are they going to start sitting in the stands trying to police us too?
I even saw some of our own locals siding with them, and frankly, they’re doing more damage than the outsiders. I’m terrified that the same mess that happened to our club is about to happen here too...

Bottom line: first, I’m embarrassed for myself, and second, I’m embarrassed for my city!

redfalcon3 said:Last night I got so worked up that I haven't really recovered even after waking up this morning.
I went to watch the Super Bowl, as usual, and watching the coverage on Bleacher Report, I just couldn't shake the frustration over how two idiots acting in tandem with local authorities are basically bullying our small town. That older jerk spent the entire game being a complete disgrace, playing dirty and showing zero respect—not that he even knows—for the club legends who gave everything for this city and this team, more than he ever will. He’s still acting like he can talk down to everyone and act like we all owe him something.
As an active fan, it honestly breaks my heart that people like him get to roam our streets and then show up at our big tournament—territory they never belonged to in the first place—just to spit in our faces. You don't see that kind of behavior anywhere else, not even in NYC! I wish someone would step up (and I feel bad saying it since I haven't myself) and give him a piece of their mind if he keeps pushing his luck.
I wonder what’s next. Is he going to start sitting in the stands trying to police the crowd too?
I saw some of our own locals siding with them, and frankly, they seem worse than the outsiders. It scares me that things might go south there too, much like what happened with the club...

Ultimately, I feel ashamed, both for myself and for my city.

Come on, stop talking nonsense. What territory are you even talking about? If it bothered you that he was acting out, maybe it's because you weren't involved. And that whole thing about "locals" siding with them is just pure delusion. ☕

redfalcon3 said:Man, I woke up so pissed this morning that even after getting up, I still can't shake it.
I was watching the Super Bowl, and honestly, after seeing that mess on Bleacher Report, I’m just disgusted by how two idiot brothers and the local authorities are bullying our little town. That older jerk spent the whole game trash-talking the refs, playing dirty, and showing zero respect for the club legends who built this place—guys who gave way more to this city than he ever will. And he’s still acting like a tough guy, thinking we all just have to take his crap.
As an active fan, it kills me that losers like him get to roam the streets of Shelby and then show up at our big game—territory they never even belonged to—just to spit in our faces. You don't see this kind of garbage anywhere else, not even in NYC! Nobody stands up (not even me, which is embarrassing) to tell him where to shove it when he acts out.
What’s next? Is he gonna start sitting in the stands trying to run the show?
I even saw some of our own locals siding with them, which is even worse. I'm terrified the same filth that ruined our club is going to infect everything else too...

Bottom line: I'm embarrassed for myself, and I'm embarrassed for my city.

You picked a hell of a place to live. In Chicago, you couldn't even pull that stuff off because every single game would turn into a massive riot.

It’s nothing but complete nonsense.

Looking back at how things have played out over the last few years... last night was just a total disaster.

Since most people here don't know the legends, 🤣 I suspect redfalcon3 has never even stepped foot on a professional field in his life.

redfalcon3 said:Man, I woke up so pissed last night that even after talking about it this morning, I still can't shake it...
Was watching the Super Bowl, and honestly, watching that Bleacher Report coverage of the game just left me feeling miserable for our little town, since those two idiots along with the local authorities keep harassing us. That older jerk spent the whole match acting like a total tool, playing dirty and showing zero respect for the club legends who gave everything for this city and this team—way more than he ever will! He’s still out there acting tough and talking trash like we’re all supposed to just take his crap.
As an active fan, it just sucks seeing guys like that roaming our streets, then they show up at our Super Bowl (which isn't even their territory) and spit in our faces. You don't see that anywhere else, not even in NYC... I wish someone would just step up (even though I'm too ashamed to say it myself) and give him what he deserves if he keeps messing with us.
I wonder what's next... is he gonna start sitting in the stands trying to run the show?
I saw some of our own locals siding with them too, which is even worse... I'm scared things are going to go south there just like they did with the club...

Bottom line, I'm embarrassed first, and then I'm embarrassed for my city.

Sorry, but you're talking nonsense... it's not "our territory." The Super Bowl is for the masses; anyone can sign up and play regardless of whether they're part of the NFL Ultras or even follow the team. Besides, two years ago there was a tournament at the park just for the fans, and I didn't see any of those guys there.🤷

The Super Bowl winners have been playing since day one, and they actually managed to take home a trophy once before.

Anyone who was out there on the field last night supporting the American side knows exactly how much of a mess this whole thing is. 🤣
It’s honestly pathetic that they got knocked out. Just a bunch of old-timers from Miami, all over 45 years old.
Don't even get me started on those crowds watching them from the stands, cracking jokes about "legends." You had those strikers wearing number 10 jerseys yesterday, looking Vujovic right in the face and lying through their teeth, saying, "You're just a kid; if it wasn't for me, you wouldn't even be playing for Miami." Absolute nonsense.

That’s just how things are in Miami, regardless of what people dream up or gossip about.

The Village youngsters are going to go far this year. Most of them are coming straight from the bleachers, and they actually know how to play.

It’s been a surprisingly quiet tournament. Last year, it felt like there was some kind of drama or nonsense happening almost every single day... this year, I guess things have just been a little underwhelming 😁

redfalcon3 said:Last night I was so incredibly livid that even after waking up this morning, I still haven't calmed down.
I went to watch the Super Bowl, and after seeing the coverage on Bleacher Report, I just can't get over the absolute misery of our little town, which is being bullied by two idiots working in tandem with the local authorities. That older jerk spent the entire game trash-talking the refs, playing dirty, and showing zero respect toward the club legends who gave everything to this city and this team—more than he ever will! He’s still acting like a tough guy, implying we can all just take his crap.
As an active fan, it breaks my heart to see lowlifes like him roaming our streets, let alone invading our territory during the Super Bowl just to disrespect us. You don't see this kind of behavior anywhere else, not even in NYC! I wish someone would stand up—and honestly, I'm ashamed I haven't—to give him a piece of their mind if he keeps pushing his luck...
I have to wonder what's next. Is he going to start sitting in the stands trying to police the crowd?
I've even seen some of our own locals siding with them, and they're worse than the outsiders. It scares me that things might go south there too, much like what happened to our club...

Ultimately, I feel ashamed for myself, and then ashamed for my city!

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Look, the guy's got the crowd behind him, he can't afford to mess up now...🤷

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The crowd favorite?!?? Give me a break, haha... everyone was just counting down the minutes until he finally showed up.. 🤣

neonhawk15 said:Brbić starts with the usual nonsense. "He'll pay the Black Knights at the end of the season to stop throwing flares on the pitch, all just to dodge fine costs." I don't know if that's supposed to be 🙄, 😂, 🙂 or 🙂 for
me.

🙂🙂🙂 And now you're trying to prove someone isn't getting paid after making statements like that? 🙂