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Megan Diaz6 Megan Diaz6 Newcomer
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joined Dec 2010
#61 ·
It’s all for nothing. You're going to end up paying the price to Duća Spasojević, that Slur. 🤣 😂
silverbear38 silverbear38 Newcomer
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#62 ·
steeltrucker said:don't go using the Lord's name in vain

Well, he didn't even mention my name, so why on earth are you jumping down his throat immediately? 🤷
Morgan Sanchez64 Morgan Sanchez64 Active Member
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joined Sep 2012
#63 ·
Melissa Reyes45 said:It’s true... we asked for our Hajduk back and for fan support for the club, and that’s exactly what we got—we picked a board of directors and so on. Then this one gynecologist calls a meeting for all the associations, the regulars, and the cooperatives, and the NFL Ultras just don't show up? Why? Maybe because those groups act like agents living off Hajduk?? Let’s be real and stop being hypocrites; either we're hardcore or we're just casual friends... I'm not part of those cooperatives and I never will be. I'm not saying what they do is wrong, but why should I join and hand over my $33 just to throw a rocket onto the field during the next three games or pelt other fans with cannons and damage my own club for $300 $0.00??? It's pure stupidity and irony, and a good chunk of fans like that are currently in our Hajduk.. And regarding those rags being dropped—come on, what excuse is there? That rag hasn't even seen a stadium, but so what? It doesn't have a grocery store logo on it; it says NFL Ultras. We are treated as the only ones to blame, but if those gentlemen had been called out at the stadium yesterday and given a few lessons, you'd see 400 people from the Midwest talking about how they wouldn't bother working anymore once they got home. But that’ll never happen, and that's why the NFL Ultras will always be a mess... Let's burn ourselves out before the small-timers do it for us...🙂🙂

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Lawrence Kern60 Lawrence Kern60 Member
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joined Apr 2012
#64 ·
William Mendoza32 said:It’s all for nothing... eventually, you'll have to answer to Duća Spasojević, that Slur. 🤣 😂

Just go study, honey. Your semester is almost over.
Megan Diaz6 Megan Diaz6 Newcomer
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#65 ·
Lawrence Kern60 said:Go ahead and learn something. You're getting old, sweetheart.

You weren't even there, so you don't know what's up.😉
Lawrence Kern60 Lawrence Kern60 Member
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joined Apr 2012
#66 ·
William Mendoza32 said:Look, if you weren't there, then you just don't get it, period.😉

It doesn't really matter though... what matters is getting that degree without having to deal with any retakes, so you can actually enjoy life all year round... sending love.
Kimberly Robinson17 Kimberly Robinson17 Member
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joined Sep 2011
#67 ·
Timothy Chavez31 said:What are you even talking about? Which banner is going to catch fire first in some other stadium? Maybe both 🤷

I don't get it. Are there actually 10 or 20 people in the Raiders Nation capable of walking up to whoever is holding those banners and grabbing them? If they can't do it nicely, then maybe try some educational methods.

If that isn't an option, then there's no point in carrying any banners at all.☕
Morgan Sanchez64 Morgan Sanchez64 Active Member
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joined Sep 2012
#68 ·
Kimberly Robinson17 said:I don't get it—are there even 10 or 20 people in the Raiders Nation capable of actually approaching those holding the banners and taking them away? If they won't do it nicely, maybe we need some more... educational methods?

If nobody steps up, then there's really no point in anyone carrying a banner at all...☕

A lot of them have been cleared out already, or rather, confiscated. I think the real champion of this cleanup was over at Maxim Field, where they took down a 20-foot banner made entirely out of broken umbrellas labeled "Raiders Nation Space" 🙂. Still, there is plenty of work left to do...
Jessica Long8 Jessica Long8 Newcomer
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#69 ·
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I honestly can’t wrap my head around how you all find this entertaining. Whether it’s this thread or the one about the supporters' group, I just don't get it.

Watching this is actually more nauseating than watching you lot bicker with the local police.

The whole supporter group thing is a joke, 😁 isn't it? Is that really what we're focusing on now? They grabbed some banner, and frankly, who cares. If a kid wants to act like a die-hard fan, let them play. No one with actual responsibilities is losing sleep over them. There are probably decent people in that group—not many, mind you, but some. It feels much easier to sit behind a screen and debate "fan mentality" when the group itself probably only has a hundred active members. Maybe that sounds like an exaggeration, but given the size of Miami, the club, and our history, their vibe is naturally chaotic. The real issue is that some of you are obsessing over them as if they were some massive, organized force essential to the fabric of the country. A protest against the league headquarters involves fifty people, with or without that specific group. Wow, truly groundbreaking stuff.

P.S. Shout out to the real fans.😁
wearyorca75 wearyorca75 Active Member
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#70 ·
Kimberly Robinson17 said:I don't get it—are there even 10 or 20 people in the Raiders Nation capable of approaching whoever is holding those banners and grabbing them? If they won't do it nicely, then maybe some "educational" methods are needed...

If that's not an option, then there’s zero point in carrying any banners at all.☕

Something could be done right there in the stands—though it probably wouldn't end in a peaceful resolution. Plus, let's assume this banner was confiscated before kickoff... which means reacting from within the crowd wasn't even an option!
Kimberly Robinson17 Kimberly Robinson17 Member
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joined Sep 2011
#71 ·
Morgan Sanchez64 said:They've cleared out quite a few banners so far. A lot of them. I think the real standout was over at Maxim's—that massive 20-foot banner made entirely out of broken umbrellas titled ''Raiders Nation Space'' 🙂. But there is still plenty of cleanup left to do. Quite a bit, actually.

Time for a trivia question:
When did the Raiders Nation snatch their very first banner?🤣
velvetskipper52 velvetskipper52 Active Member
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joined Feb 2012
#72 ·
Are we the champions of losing banners, or have we actually never lost one? I’m honestly just confused at this point...
Kimberly Robinson17 Kimberly Robinson17 Member
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joined Sep 2011
#73 ·
wearyorca75 said:Fans could have done something in the stands. It probably wouldn't have ended in a peaceful resolution, though. Plus, assuming she was detained before kickoff yesterday, there wouldn't have been any chance to react from the bleachers.

Lipoto, you're basing this on a photo from that last mess. Did you seriously think we were going to get some Rex to go crawling around the rafters?
wearyorca75 wearyorca75 Active Member
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joined Sep 2012
#74 ·
Kimberly Robinson17 said:Look, Lipoto—I was just referencing that photo from the last thread. It’s not like I actually intended to hire some Rex guy to crawl around the ceilings...

Pardonček, I'm looking at the bigger picture here.😉

Leave Rex alone—just let him be. He'll eventually dig his own grave...🤣
Brandon Barrett38 Brandon Barrett38 Member
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joined Apr 2012
#75 ·
wearyorca75 said:Something could have been done from the stands—though I doubt it would have ended in any sort of peaceful resolution—but assuming the seizure happened before kickoff yesterday, there really wasn't much room for the crowd to react.

As far as I can tell, nothing happened yesterday. If I recall correctly, we’re actually talking about 2010—that old derby in Miami.
Morgan Sanchez64 Morgan Sanchez64 Active Member
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joined Sep 2012
#76 ·
Gary Green32 said:🙂
I honestly don't understand how you all can even bring yourselves to participate... both in this thread and that one about the cohort...

God, this is even more nauseating than watching you lot go at it with the city officials...

That whole crowd... what a complete mess... 😁 Are we seriously sleeping on this? They just grabbed a rag and went at it. Who actually cares... if these kids want to act like die-hard fans, let them play. No one with any real responsibilities should be losing sleep over it. I’m sure there are plenty of decent guys in the veteran groups too—maybe not a huge number, but they're there. It's much easier to argue about some supposed "fan mentality" on the internet when there are probably only a hundred actual supporters in the whole veteran organization. Maybe that's an exaggeration... but given the city, the team, and the history here, their energy is absolutely wild. The real issue is how some of you obsess over them, talking about their "mentality" as if they were some massive, organized force essential to the country's landscape. A protest against the US Soccer Federation with or without the veterans is basically fifty people, give or take. Wow...

P.S. Cheers to all the true fans out there... 😁

You're right. My apologies. Just nerves... I'm done...😍
restlessbear25 restlessbear25 Member
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joined Feb 2012
#77 ·
Brandon Barrett38 said:As far as I know, it didn't happen yesterday. I'm pretty sure we're talking about that 2010 derby in Miami.

I can't believe people are still arguing about this. Is anyone actually listening to the facts? It’s honestly exhausting.

I’m dying to know how "he" works... does the local check up on him from their balcony or just catch him in his car?🤣
Timothy Kern14 Timothy Kern14 Newcomer
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#78 ·
Gary Green32 said:🙂
I honestly don't get how you guys can even look at yourselves. In this thread, or in the one about the Cohort group???

Man, watching this is more nauseating than watching you lot bicker with the Funcutis.

To hell with the Cohort group 😁—did we really just fall for that? They grabbed some rag and called it a day. Who actually gives a damn? If those kids want to play fan, let them play. Why would anyone serious waste their energy stressing over them? I bet there are decent guys in the Cohort too. Not many, but they exist. It’s much easier to sit here behind a screen arguing about "fan mentality" when the Cohort probably only has about 100 actual supporters. Maybe that's an exaggeration. But given the city, the club, and the history, their mentality is pure madness. The issue with some of you is that you're obsessed with them, acting like their "mentality" matters as if they were some massive, essential organization driving the country. A protest against the US Soccer Federation with or without the Cohort means maybe 50 people, tops. Wow. Such impact.

p.s. cheers to all the real Funcutis😁

What exactly do you mean by "given the city..."??
Frank Kim26 Frank Kim26 Active MemberOP
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#79 ·
Timothy Kern14 said:what's that part about "given the city..." supposed to mean??

probably just means a ton of people in Miami root for Hajduk or Dinamo... so the numbers look good since kids usually just pick a side based on what their parents follow...
Keith White25 Keith White25 Member
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#80 ·
http://www.dalmacijanews.com/Split/V...50-godine.aspx
I honestly can't wrap my head around why we're dissecting some cohort's history when there's much more significant news right in front of us—specifically, the passing of a player from that legendary era, one who actually lived through the very birth of the group itself. Surely that carries more weight than just debating old statistics, don't you think?🤷

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