Die-hard Ultras / Hardcore Supporters

Michael Gray94 said:Timothy Barnes8, you're doing just fine talking about this guy. Just chill out, take a breath, and stop typing so hard. Things will turn around for you guys eventually.

Best post on the board today. I'm out.

wanderingpuma18 said:just finally make peace with ☕

We’re pretty level-headed ourselves. Who else could even compete with us?
But you guys are definitely the wild ones. Living in the best city on earth, surrounded by the most beautiful women...
The only thing that gets to you is those endless parades. Or maybe that doesn't happen there—I think that's just a mess back in New York...
Right?
🙂

jademarlin54 said:So, did Harold Kim5 really spell everything out for you from A to Z?🤷I don't want to disrespect anyone, but what were you guys even doing in Miami back in the 2000s? After that 13-month boycott, just imagine if we actually showed up at your stadium instead.😍

Man, forget it. People just stopped showing up. They ran a story in the papers the day before saying tickets might sell out, and that was that... Why am I even bothering to write all this stuff? 🤦

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Timothy Barnes8 said:I don't need to explain the club's current state or how they treat their fans, right?

Am I losing my mind, or did I read right here during the last derby in Miami under those exact circumstances that the hardcore fans were disappointed—even though it was only about two thousand people🤷

Is that supposed to be acceptable?
What exactly are you trying to tell me?

And I have absolutely nothing to say regarding that rat from San Diego.

🙂 -10 points is a situation none of you have EVER dealt with. Not to mention being sidelined for an entire year.
And that stadium in Miami hits maybe 1,500 people at most.

Larry Campbell33 said:God, what a mess—I’ve been scrolling through everything posted since this morning and, honestly, the sheer amount of stupidity is just staggering.
I was the first one to drop those three or four mindless posts myself—as for yellow ant, who knows when he'll show up again or which random route he'll take back.

Did you manage to catch my rambling around 5:00 AM? I was losing it over that phantom penalty and a few other things... because now, I can't find him anywhere... ☕ which implies someone is actually cleaning up the threads.😉
And looking at the photos Melissa Kelly3 posted a couple of pages ago—the crowd is missing in huge numbers... for instance, we didn't even get in until the 25th minute, yet there should have been two more full buses behind us. The guys traveling with us didn't walk in until about the 50th minute...
Anyway, the underdog beat us again, but I’m not going to write an entire novel about it... and that jerk actually has the nerve to insult people for commenting... man, he needs to just shut his mouth and move on.

Robert Cooper60 said:we're pretty chill, honestly, nobody can really compete with us
but you guys are definitely the craziest bunch out there, living in the most beautiful city on earth, surrounded by the most stunning women...
the only thing that gets under your skin is the parades, or maybe that doesn't even happen where you are—that's just a mess over in New York...
huh?
🙂

1. The city is decent, I guess, but nothing to write home about
2. The women are attractive, sure, but I've seen better in other cities... so, nothing special...
3. The parade? It's alright, but again, nothing groundbreaking
4. We're crazy, yeah, but I've encountered much worse...

though, if we're talking about being number one in the US right now without any real competition... well, that's the only part you actually got right. Not trying to sugarcoat it, it's just the plain reality. Who knows what things will look like in a few years, but for now, that's how it stands. So, go ahead and be ironic all you want...

Jose Vaughn3 said:wanderingpuma18, what a guy🤷

During the first half, they had to rush a guy off the stands for medical help; I’m not entirely sure what went down, but I had this weirdly vivid dream that they actually pulled him out of harm's way, so if anyone happens to have any intel on whether he’s okay, please let me know. 😉

Robert Cooper60 said:We’re staying calm, honestly—who else could even compete with us?
Even so, you guys are definitely the wildest bunch, living in the most beautiful city on earth with the most stunning women around...
The only thing that really gets to you is the parades, or maybe that doesn't even happen there and it's just more intense in New York City...
Huh?
🙂

No, if you look back through my old posts, you'll see I always admit when we've fallen short; there's no point in lying to ourselves, but the reality is right now, you can't hold a candle to us.
As for the parades—unfortunately, they still happen, just like how other things happen during the season, unlike you folks where it's all become totally routine, though I get it, you're living that big metropolis lifestyle in Europe, man.😁

Anyway, that's about it.☕

jademarlin54 said:So, after that thirteen-month boycott, just imagine if we actually managed to take over your South.😍

You wouldn't even be ready to pull a move like that. You guys weren't exactly stepping up when those last law changes went through.

Templi, you’re the one who’s going to tell us how many tickets we actually managed to snag by sheer luck versus what they were originally trying to give us. I think there was already a fair amount of talk about people getting turned away from the stadium because they ran out of seats.

Harold Kim5 said:1. Decent city, but nothing special.
2. The women are attractive, sure, but I've seen better in other cities... nothing out of the ordinary.
3. The parade was alright, but again, nothing special.
4. We’re crazy, yeah, but I’ve met crazier people... nothing special.

But saying we're currently number one in America without any competition? That's the only thing you got right. No fluff, just the reality of the situation. Who knows what things will look like in a few years, but this is how it stands right now. Ironize all you want.

I'd put it this way: you aren't better, you're just different.😉
I mentioned the parade because you guys talked so much trash when it was only held in NYC...
as if something like that is impossible over there. It's funny.
😉

coastalangler16 said:Did anyone actually read my late-night rant around 5 AM? I was worked up over a missed penalty and a few other things... now I can't find the thread anywhere. ☕I guess someone is actually cleaning up the forums. 😉
Plus, looking back at the photos Melissa Kelly3 posted a few pages ago, there's a huge crowd missing from the shots... For instance, we didn't even get in until the 25th minute, and there were still two more full buses of people coming behind us. The guys traveling with me didn't walk in until the 50th minute...
The team lost us again, but I'm not writing a novel about it this time. And that one guy has some nerve insulting people after they commented... honestly, he should just shut his mouth.

It wasn't about the numbers, just an afterthought... didn't want anyone claiming we were too chicken to post a photo.
More of you showed up, true enough. 🙂

Larry Campbell33 said:God, I’ve been scrolling through this garbage since this morning and honestly, the sheer stupidity in these threads is just exhausting. It's a total disaster.
I already dropped like 3 or 4 mindless posts myself, and who knows when yellow ant will even show up again—who knows what kind of mess he'll bring back with him.

👍
Same old story... blah blah blah, there's just no helping you people.🙂

Melissa Kelly3 said:If they put a checkpoint on the Rockies, you guys would have 1,500 people flooding into Chicago😉
while we’re stuck having to head south🙂
Man, when I’m heading home, I practically have to hide my scarf just to cover how much gear I’ve got in my neighborhood—actually, forget the neighborhood, it’s the whole damn street...
😍

Yesterday, I actually got pulled over right at a red light in a suburb outside Philly just so they could clear a path for the folks coming up from the South... I knew there were plenty of them around here, but I didn't expect such a massive wave of local plates, plus all those people from the Midwest heading out toward the East Coast.
So, no hard feelings—there can always be over a thousand of them at Yankee Stadium.

Comparing us to you guys now is exactly like how we used to compare ourselves to you six or seven years ago.
Time moves on, and I just hope it carries us toward some better days.

Robert Cooper60 said:it wasn't about the number—just making sure nobody calls us cowards for not posting a photo...
well, you guys certainly showed up, didn't you? 🙂

Look, it's fine—I get that nobody was trying to lowball the numbers—but it caught my eye since I wasn't even around back then, so I just wrote how it looked... 🙂

coastalangler16 said:Did anyone actually bother reading my late-night rant around 5:00 AM? I was fuming over that non-existent penalty and a few other grievances... because now, I can't find my post anywhere... ☕ which implies someone is actively scrubbing the threads to keep things "clean" 😉
Looking at those photos Melissa Kelly3 posted a couple of pages back—the ones showing how empty the stands were—it’s clear a huge chunk of the crowd is missing... for instance, we didn't even get in until the 25th minute, and there were still two full buses of fans supposed to arrive behind us. The guys traveling with me didn't make it inside until around the 50th minute...
Regardless, the losing side outplayed us again, though I have no intention of writing another novel about it... and that certain individual has some nerve insulting people after they commented... he's basically saying we should just shut up and take it, damn him.

A lot of us couldn't even get in at all... 😠

Jesse Doyle3 said:So, yesterday, the cops actually pulled me over right at the light near the campus area just so they could clear a path for those guys from the South... I mean, I knew there were plenty of them around here, but man, seeing that many cars with local plates was a total shocker. Plus, all those folks heading out east toward the Midwest...
Basically, even without our guys from the coast, there’s always gonna be a thousand plus of us showing up at the stadium.

Trying to compare us to you guys now feels just like when we were comparing ourselves to you back in the day, maybe six or seven years ago.
Time moves on, I guess. I really hope it leads us toward some better days ahead.

Well, obviously you weren't expecting it! But hey, we had plenty of our people showing up with those big city vibes too, if you know what I mean about how fans act.🤷We were hanging out with the old crew about 6 or 7 years ago, but honestly, our era of dominance starts around 2007, so we'll just have to wait and see what happens next.☕

It honestly surprised me how much Red Army presence there is in places like small towns in the Midwest, Columbus, Ohio, or even Indianapolis, Indiana. I was at this wedding in some rural area out in the heartland, thinking I’d actually feel "at home." But man, they were blasting "Bili su bili" forty-two times in one night, then moved on to "Nosi mi se bila boja," followed by all this crying and sobbing... until my brother just lost it and flipped the table. The relatives won't even talk to us.

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I assume this was your final score last night...