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Penny said:I still remember Madison back in 2003 like it was yesterday.
Look, why don't you guys just tell me yourselves what actually went down in Providence... instead of acting like you're the FBI🙂
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Penny said:I still remember Madison back in 2003 like it was yesterday.
swiftmarlin72 said:Look, this didn't just happen out of nowhere in Providence.
hiddencyclist5 said:I see where you're coming from, solid point 👍 🤦
It’s like saying a Hail Mary isn't a guaranteed shot, but even if it misses, you might have already won the game. 😂 😂 😂 🤣 😉
hiddencyclist5 said:It’s not even certain if they'll get what they're after, let alone hit the mark. 😂 😂 😂 🤣 😉
I'm just feeling a little bit of that classic A M F energy today, you know? It’s one of those vibes where everything just hits different. kaže:
So, I was just sitting here wondering, why didn't the Ultras go over to Hill and shake things up a bit?
So, what are we even talking about here? Are those hills on the Mexican flag actually some kind of sign, or did the Ultras just swipe a rag from one of the Kansas City Chiefs games?
ruggedowl71 said:The Bad Boys took over the Hill. It was pure energy during those Kansas City Chiefs games. This guy, whoever he is, probably thought he was doing something for the national team.
ruggedowl71 said:The ultras took over the stands back then. It was pure magic for the home games, unlike this random guy who supposedly showed up for the national team.
neonhawk15 said:Some random guy just snatched this makeshift Castell flag right off the fence—literally 😁—with a little help from the local police. Honestly, whoever thought it was a bright idea to hang a flag drawn with Sharpies on a public fence was being pretty foolish, but at least nothing major happened back then. I mean, you could say just about anything regarding those Varvare 🙂
If my memory serves me correctly, this flag was actually seized at a precinct over in the suburbs... ☕
Keith White25 said:The situation at the stadium reached a boiling point last night—unacceptable. After the final whistle, things turned ugly between the fans and the club management. A massive group of supporters gathered to express their frustration, and let me tell you, the atmosphere was toxic... It wasn't just a few disgruntled voices; it was a full-blown confrontation that left everyone feeling uneasy. The core issue remains the same: a total lack of accountability from the front office. The fans feel betrayed by the recent performances, and frankly, can you blame them? You can’t expect loyalty when the leadership acts like they don't care about the badge. Keith White25 mentioned earlier that this has been building for weeks—he's right. This isn't an isolated incident; it's a symptom of a much deeper rot within the organization. If the board doesn't address these grievances immediately, the rift between the stands and the pitch will only widen. We need real change, not more empty promises and PR statements... things have to shift now.
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