Die-hard Ultras / Hardcore Supporters

rizla-wb-1950 Asks:
Late to the party, Panju—it’s officially time for some mischief. Besides, you seem like just the kind of person who lives for April Fools'.😍

Imagine—it’s the first one. I really ought to pull off some top-tier prank today—but then again, there's plenty of time to think about it...
Oh look, the seal is back. 😁 Now comes the part where we have to recover from that first week...

A solid point picked up during a notoriously tough away match against the local favorites in Columbus, Ohio.😁

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=65EfT...feature=relmfu

muddy boots said:The atmosphere was actually pretty killer, the stands were packed, probably around 500 people there, we had this weird little security screening thing going on,and then on the way back we rolled through a small town, USA

nice, nice 🤣🤣

blatnjak says: The cheering was pretty intense, the stands were packed—probably around 500 people there—there was some weird security sweep going on, and then we ended up hitting a small town, USA on the way back

jokers like you shouldn't mess around with stuff like that even on April Fools' Day, because those phones are definitely going to start ringing again... 🙂

Harold Kim5 said:What is there to say about you? Either you founded the NFL Ultras and own them—meaning you get to dictate how everyone else should think—or you're just fundamentally lacking the mental capacity to grasp a simple truth: for any true supporter, there is only Liverpool FC. Everything else is just personal opinion... if you can't wrap your head around that, at least don't embarrass yourself on this forum. I'm done answering questions about ersteone; we've already completely spammed this thread. For all the limited minds out there who might want to ask something, go check the private messages and stop clogging up the board...

For anyone part of the NFL Ultras, there is only Liverpool FC and America; since you seem to be obsessed with Mexico, it's clear you aren't one of our hardcore hooligans.

I don't know who thinks they can call themselves an Ultra anymore.

Harold Kim5 said:What else can one truly say about you, other than the fact that either you founded the NFL Ultras and claim ownership over them—thereby dictating how everyone else ought to think—or, if I may be so bold as to suggest you are lacking in certain intellectual capacities, you simply fail to grasp that for any true member of this group, there is only Liverpool FC, and all other matters are strictly a personal preference... if you cannot comprehend that, then at least refrain from embarrassing yourself on this forum... I am finished answering questions regarding ersteone, as we have quite frankly turned this thread into pure spam; for those with limited cognitive abilities who might wish to inquire further, please refer to the private messages and cease this incessant clutter...

Listen here, you fool, since my patience is wearing thin and I feel compelled to respond. I did not found the NFL Ultras, nor do I hold any proprietary interest in them, but for anyone who identifies with our ranks, the memorial plaque placed at the stadium honoring all the fallen members lost during the American Civil War remains an absolute sacred truth; therefore, you can take your "progressive-liberal" nonsense about driving us apart and sell it to someone else entirely...

Another damn southerly wind!

Tyler Thomas15 said:PS. Got frisked in Columbus, Ohio. 🙂

PPS. One guy lost his pack of smokes, another lost a pen.

PPS. Also set off a few pyrotechnics just to see the look on the cops' faces. 😍

Man, they were tearing us apart like we were some high-level criminals... honestly, I’m surprised they didn't try to stick something up our backsides too, but given how things kicked off, he probably wouldn't have survived the season anyway... 🙂 🙂
P.S. When the kid took his sneakers off and reached inside them—man, I swear to God, you'd think about sniffing them just so he doesn't end up getting a baton shoved down there along with his hand! 😂 🤣

So, I’ve been sitting here thinking about that whole mess where they shut down the California vs. San Francisco game because of the flares. Honestly, we’re usually the ones lighting them up the most—it’s just how we roll—so I can't help but wonder how this whole thing is going to blow back on us. It feels like a big deal because once that line is crossed, there’s no going back. It’s like when a High School Football Team starts getting rowdy; the first flare is just a warning, but the second one? That’s when the refs pull the plug. Last time, we got chewed out by the league over some flare issues, and I’m honestly not even sure how things escalated that far. Now, I’m genuinely wondering what happens if they *don't* stop a game next time. I could see a scenario where Columbus just ends up taking a 0-3 loss because everything went sideways. Does anyone else even think about what we can actually do about this? Like, is anyone even asking those questions?

hiddencyclist5 said:They practically frisked us like we were some high-level felons caught in a sting operation... Honestly, I’m surprised they didn't go a step further and start checking everyone's pockets for contraband, though once the chaos kicked off, nobody was even looking for anything else besides getting out of there safely... 🙂 🙂
P.S. I had this bizarre dream where I took my sneakers off and went to reach inside them, and just as I did, I had this sudden, overwhelming instinct that if I didn't smell them first, someone might try to shove a baseball bat down in there instead of my hand! 😂 🤣

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

rapidlynx9 said:Now I’m sitting here wondering, since that California vs. San Francisco game got shut down because of the flares—and let’s be honest, our fans always bring the most heat, which probably makes us a prime target for these staged scenarios—how is this going to blow back on us? This is actually quite serious because the tension is already through the roof; the High School Football Team is playing in Columbus, and you know the flares will be flying just like they always do. Usually, the first flare is just a warning, but the second one is what triggers the stoppage... Last time, the league officials were breathing down our necks about the pyrotechnics, so I honestly can't wrap my head around how things escalated this far. I'm genuinely stumped as to what could happen if the game *wasn't* stopped, because at this rate, I wouldn't be surprised if Columbus walked away with a 0-3 blowout... Is anyone actually thinking about what we can do to handle this situation? Does anyone even care enough to ask?

Just light up even more flares just to spite them all 🤷

It’s not gonna get shut down—it’ll eventually just turn into one big flare situation. I mean, what do you actually expect? You think those hooligans are just gonna light five flares and toss them onto the field?

Jonathan Lewis3 said:It shouldn't get cut short just because there's one flare incident. You don't honestly expect those hooligans to light five flares and chuck them onto the pitch, right?

The timing will probably be right around the 60-minute mark, but honestly, it doesn't really matter if the flare goes off before a goal or after. It’s all the same. Maybe the ref won't tolerate even a single flare—like, say, we have a flare incident at 60 minutes, then someone lights two more at 75, and the ref sees that and calls the whole thing off... I mean, who knows what the tolerance level is going to be, but I guess you're probably right about that part. 🙂

What a total circus... honestly, everyone needs to just light it all on fire and walk away. I'm seriously done with all of this. Maybe if we just had a massive timeout during every single game, we'd finally see who the real crazy ones are... ☕

rapidlynx9 said:It’ll probably go down around the 60-minute mark, right? And honestly, does it even matter if we set them off before a goal or after? It’s all the same. If the ref decides he’s got zero tolerance for flares, then sure—maybe we light two up at the 60th minute and then again at the 75th, and suddenly the ref calls the whole thing off... I mean, who knows how much they're actually going to tolerate, but I suppose you might have a point there. 🙂

I don't recall seeing any flares during the big rivalry games, let alone during some random matchup in Columbus... Since this whole thing is turning into such a complete joke anyway, if they decide to shut us down just because we set off a few, who honestly gives a damn?

rapidlynx9 said:The High School Football Team is playing right now, and I suppose the flares will be just as intense as they always are. Usually, the first flare serves as a sort of warning, while the second one typically leads to a stoppage... I mean, during the last game, the East Stand was booing because of the pyrotechnics, so I'm honestly not quite sure how things escalated to this point myself...

I don't think the East Stand was booing because of the flares, actually. It was more likely because of those two or three people who ended up face-down on the turf.

Sean Sullivan87 said:It wasn't the flares that set off the whistle from the east side, it was actually because of those two or three kids who ended up running onto the turf.

Ah, okay, fair enough. I was honestly starting to worry it was something more serious than that.

🙂

Sean Sullivan87 said:The East Stand isn't blowing whistles because of the flares; it's about those two or three people who ended up on the turf.

Then there's the Northwest side. Throwing stuff on the field loses us the regular fans, but lighting flares just to be defiant keeps some level of sympathy.😍

It's all on us.☕

Just wonderful. Every single game turns into a flare-filled riot, so they might as well just shut down this whole disorganized mess of a season... let them sink even deeper into their own filth...

John Brown30 said:look, if we just focus on everything happening on the field, we end up losing that core connection with the everyday fans, but when we light those flares just to be stubborn, we actually manage to hold onto some level of sympathy from people, even if it's just a little bit.😍

it all falls on our shoulders ☕

let the stars on the pitch deal with their own mess, I say, ☕

not really 🤷

just another group of Americans who thought they were untouchable, and look where they ended up now ☕