Die-hard Ultras / Hardcore Supporters

You guys are being incredibly exhausting... honestly, my old man could take yours in a fight without breaking a sweat. While you lot are busy running away, we’re out here charging straight ahead... what is actually wrong with you people? Seriously, there's nothing normal about this behavior...🙂🙂🙂

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Wait, what were we even talking about again?

It’s all visual—no sound to be found...☕

Bryan Scott9 said:http://www.freeimagehosting.net/t/mky1q.jpg

What exactly are we debating here?

The argument is simply that our numbers were equal to theirs. The difference was that they had a massive sound system—heaven help us—and they just managed to be louder. Even when we had our own setup at the Rose Bowl, they still found a way to drown us out. And since their message wasn't some hateful, anti-Semitic rhetoric, they definitely held the edge.🤣😲

Douglas Brown68 said:People are claiming there were just as many of us as them—except they had a massive PA system (heaven help us!) 🤣😲

Look, kid—you weren't even at the game, and clearly you have no idea how much of a mess those stadium speakers can be... 🙂

Kevin Thompson47 said:It’s all visual, but there's absolutely no sound...☕

😲😂

Kevin Thompson47 said:Word on the street is you didn't even show up to the game, and honestly, it sounds like you weren't even paying attention to the announcements... 🙂

Look, I don't just "go to a game," I go to the match—and yes, we definitely heard the announcements.

Bryan Scott9 said:http://www.freeimagehosting.net/t/mky1q.jpg

What exactly are we even talking about here?

I'm definitely framing this one div>

For years now, you've been complaining about how the "stadium acoustics" aren't up to par.

And it isn't

Douglas Brown68 said:Listen, kid—I don't just go to "matches," I go to the game! And yeah, we definitely had some noise going on

Now listen, honey—that noise we were making for your delicate little ears wasn't just "noise"... maybe do a bit of homework before you embarrass yourself like that! Kisses and goodnight

Kevin Thompson47 said:Listen, kid, what we were blasting through the speakers wasn't "volume"... maybe try learning a bit more about sound before you embarrass yourself. Kisses and goodnight.

You definitely had volume, and don't even get me started on that over-the-top drum kit. Cut the nonsense.

Exactly how much do we still owe you for those chairs? We're tearing through them faster than you guys can even get through the tenth round...

Black Knights
It was pathetic. Maybe 100 fans down in the south end, but hey, that’s just the reality we're stuck with..
Bad Boys.\cI respect this group, but I didn't see much today—just a few flares and then nothing.
Terrible derby. The team looked hopeless. And that non-existent penalty? Give me a break. On to the next one...

swifteagle3 said:they can't even grasp a simple message about anything important, so talking is just a joke..

Basically it was fine, but that little parade with mini Trump and maybe 400 people max for a birthday is just hilarious☕

Nah, there were only 200... 🙂

Check this video at 6:40, you can clearly see it was only 200 of us:

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That's a really solid number you've got there; great pyrotechnics.

I don't get one thing: why is there always this childish bickering that feels like it's coming from twelve-year-olds (no offense to anyone reading this). Why is it so hard for one side to just acknowledge the Black Knights, who traveled 2,500 people to Washington, D.C., knowing full well they won't take the top spot, yet they still play like absolute idiots? And why is it just as hard for the other side to give props to the Bad Boys for having a solid run, especially since they're rooting for a club they can't even fully identify with—knowing the suits in management are just going to celebrate the goals anyway. I don't see why I should trash someone who spent ten hours traveling just to show up for a derby. I feel for them more than I can say, even if I've never met them... we don't have to love each other, but we should at least show some respect..

Frank Sinatra As I was saying...
There is one thing I simply cannot wrap my head around: why is there always this playground bickering, honestly like a bunch of twelve-year-olds? And hey, no offense to anyone reading if they feel targeted. What is so difficult about, on one hand, giving props to the Liverpool FC fans? There were 2,500 of them who showed up in Washington, D.C., knowing full well they wouldn't be the home team, yet they still played their hearts out like absolute maniacs. And on the other hand, why is it such a struggle to praise BBB? They had a fantastic showing, especially considering they’re rooting for a club they can't even truly identify with—they can't even celebrate a goal without knowing the jerks in the front office are celebrating right along with them. Why on earth would I spit on someone who traveled ten hours just to make it to the derby? I feel for them more than I can say. Even though I've never actually met the guy, he reminds me of my godfather, who laughs in my face every single time I tell him I'm heading to a game. Look, we don't all have to love each other, but for heaven's sake, we should show some respect.

Bravo, that’s the heart of the whole thing right there.👍

Benjamin Thomas2 said:There’s one thing I just don't get: why is there always this childish bickering that sounds like it's coming from twelve-year-olds? (No offense intended to anyone reading this if they feel targeted). Why is it so hard for one side to just show some respect for the Liverpool FC fans? There were 2,500 of them who showed up in Washington, D.C., knowing full well they wouldn't be the home team, yet they still played their hearts out. And why is it equally hard for the other side to give credit to BBB? They had a solid showing, especially considering they support a club they can't even truly identify with—they can't even celebrate a goal without knowing the bastards in management are cheering right along with them. Personally, I’m not going to trash someone who traveled ten hours just to make it to the derby. I can relate to that kind of dedication, even if I've never met the guy—reminds me of my godfather, who laughs in my face every single time I tell him I'm heading to a game. We don't have to love each other, but we damn well should respect each other.

Very well put.🙂

Douglas Brown68 said:The speakers were loud enough and there was some killer drum beat, stop talking shit.

There were plenty of drums, but what kind of sound system are you talking about? From what I saw, it was just one megaphone.

Anyway, great turnout, props on the pyrotechnics. 👍