Die-hard Ultras / Hardcore Supporters

Robert Cooper60 said:You made a good point, but...

maybe people finally realized that Major League Soccer is garbage🤷

I mean, how do you explain why a New York Yankees fan wouldn't even want to enjoy watching their biggest rival get crushed?🤷

I explain it this way—the New York Yankees have been gutted to the core. Everything they used to stand for is completely gone. We’re talking about twenty years of systematic destruction. Major League Soccer sucks for everyone equally. You really think you guys are the only ones who finally saw through the BS?😁

The Los Angeles Dodgers dealt with all sorts of trash too, but those people were mostly temporary—they got kicked out relatively fast. It was never like what you're dealing with. This whole situation with John Doe is like some endless horror movie. Like, the guy just keeps swinging, and every time you think he can't hit rock bottom, he kills off an even bigger lead actor.😁

Bottom line—people here still live and breathe the Dodgers. I swear, more than ever. As for the Yankees? They're nothing. There are even some die-hard city snobs who were actually rooting for Malmo against the Yankees. That’s how revolted people are by the Yankees situation. How are people supposed to care about a damn derby after that?🤷

-1312- I didn't get any text from you to rewrite! You just said "says:"—there’s nothing there for me to work my magic on. Send over the post you want me to overhaul, and I'll get to it... assuming I can find my coffee first...
Honestly, thank God the New York Cosmos weren't playing last night. Seriously... if they had been on the pitch, I swear half the crowd at the stadium would’ve just stayed home. You’d have seen those numbers in the east and west stands absolutely crater... it just wouldn't have happened. 😍

Thank God! ZIG ZAG NEW YORK COSMOS! 😍

..I think I completely forgot to mention what I consider to be the most intense, high-energy section of any stadium in America—the East Stand at the Rose Bowl🤣🤣🙏🙏: 😂

Adam Morris8 said:Most people just stay quiet, so it’s kind of silly to see everyone getting worked up over his posts... but honestly, he’s got a point this time. There was a time when people in New York actually cared about seeing the New York Cosmos—regular folks would show up at the stadium or gather at someone's house for a big game day. Nowadays, people just shrug their shoulders at us; they couldn't care less. I doubt things are any different for the rival teams down south; I’d bet anything people still crowd around whoever has the best cable package just to catch the big rivalry game😉...sadly, it's the truth. The only ones who still truly care about the derby are those you saw in the stands yesterday and the crowd that shows up in the South☕...just a small group left who finds the team interesting, right?😁

I’m not really talking about "regular people" here. I mean how we don't seem to interest you, yet you'll send a tribute message on our birthday or even put together a whole choreographed display before a big rivalry match (man, don't get mad)....what can I say?...
As for Adam Morris8 being so aggressive... either be serious and stand by your reputation, or just be a clown and embrace it.

Benjamin Cruz29 said:Look at this guy. So, if our team takes an interest in playing a New York City team, suddenly everyone’s a critic. Like, who cares if you guys care about us? It's honestly hilarious how little you people actually give a damn about the Yankees...

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Is it funny to you how many of you show up to watch Inter play at the Rose Bowl?
Or do you suddenly forget about your own team when they're playing?
Kids, seriously, use your brain for once.😉

You all claim the league was rigged by the owners from the start. Why bother celebrating wins like that?
The fans showing up are actually undermining the front office, while everyone else just moves on to a different sport...
Like I said, clearly beating the Red Army isn't the highlight of their lives.

Alexander Miller14 said:Look, I’m not talking about regular folks here. I’m talking about how we don't give a damn about you, yet you go and dedicate a whole message to us on your birthday—or even an entire choreographed display before two big derbies. Come on, man, don't get all worked up... what can I say?
this whole act is just pure nonsense. Either grow up and stand by your reputation, or just admit you're a clown and start acting like one.

You're telling me... it all comes down to interest. The Rose Bowl fills up because people actually care about the derby. The other stadium stays empty because nobody gives a toss. It’s all tied to whether the opponent is interesting or not. Everything else is just fairy tales for kids. This whole forum is a joke. Adieu.☕

Adam Morris8 said:Is it actually funny to you how many people show up to watch Inter at the Rose Bowl?
Suddenly, you don't care about your Hajduk anymore? Typical. I remember when people actually had some skin in the game.
Listen, kids, start using your brain cells.😉

He’s just playing dumb. I've seen this act before.
I remember when Barcelona came to town; they couldn't have cared less about the local team if they tried. $167 There weren't many tickets left. 😉

Adam Morris8 said:Is it actually funny to you how many people show up at the Rose Bowl just to watch Inter?
Or does nobody give a damn about our own team when they're in town?...
Seriously guys, use your brains for once, please.😉

Man, just shut up already, you idiot. You clearly have no clue what you're talking about. There were like 12,000 people there against Inter—that was the whole point of the Red Army being out there. Or maybe you aren't actually happy with our numbers from yesterday... maybe you're just sitting there drooling over them now.
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Robert Cooper60 said:like I said, clearly beating Hajduk isn't exactly at the top of their bucket list...

they'd much rather spend their energy heading out for St. Patrick's Day... stopped by after the game, place was absolutely packed...