Die-hard Ultras / Hardcore Supporters

The way these guys are throwing threats around under the flags... honestly, maybe we should just start taking out these mobsters on the street. Like, where do they think they can get away with this? 🤷This has gone way past the line of decency, seriously. I mean, imagine—they’re actually intimidating us. These little protests at Hard Rock Stadium aren't doing anything against them. We need to take this to the streets and actually do something. If it isn't by taking out the heads of these mafia groups, then surely the city leadership needs to step up. We need to rally the whole city against this organized crime that's targeting Liverpool FC fans. And obviously, we can't let our own local crooks join in just to score some cheap political points, but something has to happen. I know this forum isn't exactly the place to make plans or anything, but I just had to get this off my chest. ☕

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dqU5S...feature=relmfu

Just skip ahead to about the 2 minute and 20 second mark...🙂

Money just ruins everything !!!

Ryan Chavez3 said:http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dqU5S...feature=relmfu

Skip to 2 minutes and 20 seconds... then watch until the end...🙂

Money just ruins everything !!!

I honestly don't think this will😉

http://www.nogometni-magazin.com/new...ranto_hrv_news

It looks like they’re actually playing after all

I have a question regarding the jersey. I’m currently living abroad, and since I’m a die-hard Liverpool FC supporter, I really want to grab that special centenary kit. I haven't pulled the trigger yet because, honestly, I wanted to make it a bit of a pilgrimage—go down to Miami, walk right up to the shop at Hard Rock Stadium, and buy it with my own hands. I've been holding out because I’m definitely heading back to the States this summer. Part of my family is actually heading down to Miami for a party in May, so I could easily just ask them to pick one up for me, but that feels cheap. I want to do this myself. I know you can order gear online from anywhere in the world these days, but for me, that just doesn't carry the same weight. On the other hand, I’m starting to get anxious that they might stop stocking it. I’m torn: should I just tell my relatives to grab one for me next month when they head down for that party, or can I afford to wait until late August when I'll actually be in a position to do it properly? What do you all think? Will the jersey still be available then? By late August, we're practically staring down the barrel of a new season; what if they pull it from the shelves by then? I really don't want to miss out. Maybe I should play it safe and just have my family swing by the stadium in a month to pick it up?

nimblefox45 said:I have a quick question about the jersey. I’m currently living abroad, and as a dedicated Liverpool FC supporter, I really want to grab that centenary kit. I haven't pulled the trigger yet because I’ve always wanted to make a trip to Miami, walk right up to the souvenir shop at Hard Rock Stadium, and buy it in person. I'm definitely heading back to the States this summer, so I've been holding out. Part of my family is actually heading down to Miami for a party in May, so I could ask them to pick it up, but that feels a bit impersonal—I want to do it myself. I know you can order gear online from anywhere these days, but that just doesn't feel the same to me. That said, I'm a little worried they might stop selling it. Should I just tell my relatives to grab one for me in a month when they go to the party, or is it safe to wait until late August when I can handle it personally? What do you think? Since we'll be entering the new season, is there a risk they'll pull it from the shelves? I'd hate to miss out... maybe I should play it safe and have my family swing by the shop in a few weeks?

From what I know, there's no need to panic, but given how unpredictable things can get with the club's management and marketing lately, I'd say just tell your relatives to bring one back for you. It's much easier to just pick up a second one yourself once you finally arrive 😉...

slytrucker51 said:I suspect the goal behind these attacks on supporter groups is to convince the casual fans, the spectators, and the general public that we are nothing but destructive and excessive... If they succeed in that, it’s a loss. They did the same thing to the boys, and now there are five hundred of them against everyone else. We can joke about it all we want, but without the mass support, we’re just barking at the moon. Or, we could go to extremes and walk away from everything entirely, which might actually be easier. But I think that's exactly what they're counting on.

I completely agree with you, but...
How far can we let this go? To mandatory IDs? To house arrest wristbands? Can we be creative instead—show the average person who is actually right in this situation? If we put up a massive banner saying "Both sides know the truth about American soccer" and set off a hundred flares on the pitch, we’d win those people over instantly. They’ll cheer because, frankly, most people have a certain ego-driven mentality; they want to feel included and important. Then, tomorrow, some news site will pick it up, someone will repost it, and we all know how the cycle goes. They want to lock us up over damn flares. I was listening to some radio show today where two idiots were dissecting the USSF and the Liverpool FC match in a small town. One of them actually said something like, "I'm all for heavy prison sentences; those savages don't belong in stadiums, they belong in the streets." Seriously? Do they even realize where this leads? I don't know about you, but being a fan is my entire life. It’s in my blood. It’s an obsession, a virus, and it’s the only truth I know. But if we just stand by like cowards, the darkness will swallow us whole. I fear the hardcore movement won't even see the next decade, but let's at least try to hold out as long as possible without surrendering... This has been said a thousand times, yet I still don't understand why there hasn't been a larger revolt. There's too much power in American supporters for this to stay quiet...

Morgan Sanchez64 said:I completely agree with you, but...
How far are we supposed to let this go? Are we talking season tickets, or eventually house arrest ankle monitors? Maybe we could get a little creative and show the general public who’s actually right in all of this. What if we put up a massive sign saying, 'the whole world knows the truth about American soccer,' and then set off a hundred flares on the pitch? We’d win them over instantly. They’d probably cheer because most people have that certain ego-driven mentality—they want to feel important, they want to feel like they belong. By tomorrow, this would be all over some news site; someone would read it, repost it, and we all know how that cycle goes. They just want to shut us down because of some damn flares. I was listening to some radio show today where two idiots were dissecting USSF affairs and the Liverpool FC match in a small town. One of those guys was saying something along the lines of, "I'm all for heavy prison sentences; these savages don't belong in stadiums, they belong on the streets." Seriously? Do these people realize where this is heading? I don't know about you, but being a fan is my entire life. It’s in my DNA. It’s a sickness, a virus, and that’s the plain truth. But instead, we’re standing on the sidelines like cowards, and that’s how we’re going to get swallowed whole. Honestly, I don't think the hardcore supporter movement will even see the next decade, but we might as well try to hold out as long as possible without surrendering. This has been said a thousand times, but I honestly don't understand why there hasn't been a larger revolt yet. There's way too much potential in American supporters to let this slide.

😂😂🤣... true enough.

Now the East Side is whistling at the flares... they're just tired of seeing the North Side having all the fun. It makes me want to vomit.

Man, honestly, forget all of this. He’s been doing whatever he wants for twenty years now, but in this broken-down country and this messed up political system, nobody actually gives a damn about the people. It’s Walmart's fault for everything. If the first guy with any actual backbone had just boycotted the rest of the season, things might have gone differently, and maybe it would’ve been better when they didn't put the younger players on the national team... but then this Walmart guy shows up and just tries to take over the whole thing.😠🙂