Die-hard Ultras / Hardcore Supporters

Daniel Barrett11 said:🤣🤣

... I love you Marcelin, my dear Antonín, but man, just... man...

ANTONÍN.... all your city friends, Ive and Mariane, have come back... now they finally realize Barbara is gone, my poor soul... I wonder how the crew back in the city is doing...

getanin1983 As I have previously noted:
When those funcut types are locked up, even the ocean feels like it’s just sitting there, completely lifeless. It's like everything just stops. https://fbcdn-sphotos-a.akamaihd.net...60047730_n.jpg

So, we’re really doing this? We’re actually going through an identity crisis now?? 😂😂😂 🤣🤣

briskmarlin said:... I love you, Marcelin, my dear Antonín, but man, just man...

ANTONÍN.... your whole crew from the city—the Ivans and Mariannes—are all back now. They just found out Barbara passed away. My heart goes out to them... how is the old neighborhood treating everyone?

An Asta gospa scandal, man. It’s Monday, and yeah, I finished off a bottle of wine myself, but what's your excuse? 😂🤷

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hollowpilot10 said:...🙂

Yeah, true enough—but man, it's pathetic.

silverbear38 said:I've got a question. This Torcida Biograd group—why didn't they just stay in Russia?
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Sadly, because calling those four losers "fans" is a joke—they look like they just rolled out of some rural backwater and have zero clue what kind of trouble they're actually inviting...🙂

Joshua Robinson59 said:🙂
Unfortunately, yeah—since we’re calling these four guys "fans," they show up looking like they just rolled out of a rural farmstead without having a single clue what kind of chaos they're actually inviting...🙂

Exactly!

Joshua Robinson59 said:🙂
It’s just unfortunate because when you call these four people "fans," they act like they just rolled in from some tiny rural town without having any clue what the consequences of that behavior actually are...🙂

That is exactly why I can't stand those folks from out in the sticks near Zadar who insist on calling themselves "fans."
Every little rural outpost has its own little group, and every loudmouth thinks they're part of the Ultras. I have absolutely nothing against the actual Ultras, but these idiots are really starting to get under my skin...

Can anyone explain how this "friendly" match even happened in the first place?
Why aren't they consulting the Ultras before making calls like this?
A real move would be scheduling a friendly with Benfica; that’s the only genuine friendship we have right now.

If you're heading to Boston, watch your back—things could get ugly.
Stick together and you'll be fine; don't go wandering off alone looking for a snack.

US Army!

What kind of consulting are you even talking about? Seriously, what are you obsessing over? We couldn't have scored a better deal than this, man. It’s honestly such a massive win, even if it feels a little chaotic right now.

The Germans pulled out at the last minute, and they only reached out to us because they had already come to visit us for their big anniversary celebration, so there you go—it doesn't even really matter how it happened...🙂

Douglas Stewart65 said:once again 🤷

I mean, honestly, could someone please just point out which specific banner is actually causing all this outrage? 🤷☕

Bad Boys ☕ 🤣🤣

Joshua Robinson59 said:🙂
Unfortunately, it's because there are only four of them claiming to be fans. They look like they just rolled in from some rural backwater without any clue about the consequences of their actions.🙂

Do you even know who was carrying this or what kind of fans they were? Don't start an argument if you don't know which team they belonged to or how he actually fell. Even if they won't admit it, the fall was their own fault—everyone's fault, really. But this guy, much like their two-pole flag, has been through hell. You have no right calling them savages.

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Henry Patel74 said:Do you actually know who was wearing this and what kind of fans they were?? Don't start an argument if you don't know which team wore it or how the fall actually happened—though, honestly, their fall was a massive screw-up on their part, and maybe everyone else's too (whether they'll admit it or not), but this guy, much like their two-pole flag, has been through hell, so you really shouldn't label them as Native Americans

I mean, I'm all for being patriotic, but... it feels like nowadays people have to exaggerate just to say "they've been through everything"... but how much is that, exactly? A year and a half?

Henry Patel74 said:Does anyone actually know who was carrying this thing, or what kind of fans they were? Please don't start an argument if you don't know which team was wearing it or the exact details of how the fall happened. Honestly, the whole stumble was their own fault—and frankly, a massive screw-up by everyone involved (whether they'll admit it to me or not). But look, this guy, just like their two-pole flag, survived everything. You really shouldn't be calling them Native Americans just because
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I heard the guy holding it was easily the most wasted person on the plane.🤷 🤷

Henry Patel74 said:Do you actually have any clue who was wearing this or what kind of crowd they were? Don't start an argument if you don't know which team was sporting it or how the whole thing went down. Even if they won't admit it themselves, that fall was their own mistake—and honestly, a massive blunder by everyone involved. But let’s be clear: that banner, much like their two-pole flag, barely made a dent, and you really shouldn't go around calling them Native Americans.

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Steven Newman7 said:That’s exactly why I can't stand those rural types near San Diego who call themselves "fans."
Every tiny town has a chapter, and every loudmouth thinks they're an NFL Ultra. I don't have a problem with the actual ultras, but these idiots are just exhausting.

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I doubt they care about you either.😉

I get annoyed by these wannabe fans who think they're trendy just because they cheer for whatever is popular right now.☕

Not every village has a chapter. Maybe someone actually in the loop can list our real chapters for you.🤷

Ethan Moore56 said:I don't give a damn about any of this, but... how much does it actually take to say "it's all gone south"? How long has it been? A year and a half?

Look, you can't compare this legendary status to some mediocre local teams back home. But here’s the reality: this traveling crew has been at almost every away game since they started. These aren't random outsiders; these are guys who live and breathe for this club. I'm not making excuses for the decline—I saw firsthand what went down—but these clueless tourists shouldn't be posting nonsense claiming that people from the outskirts of San Diego are just some uneducated crowd who don't understand the stakes. They have no idea what they're talking about.

John Brown30 said:🙂

Honestly, I doubt they even like you either 😉

People keep poking at me—acting like those fake fans who think they're hip just because they support whatever happens to be "in" right now ☕

Not every tiny town has its own branch office—maybe someone actually in the loop can tell us which locations we even have out there 🤷

Small towns like rural Kansas or San Diego

Steven Newman7 said:That’s exactly why I can't stand those rural types from around San Diego who call themselves "fans."
Every little town has a local branch, and every loudmouth thinks they're an "NFL Ultra." I have nothing against the Bad Boys, but these idiots are just getting on my nerves.

So, when were the Tornadoes founded? 1965, right? 🙂 And because you're a city kid, you look down on people from the outskirts? Come on, don't lie—maybe your own family is from the suburbs and you're just embarrassed by them? That's pretty pathetic for a guy from the big city, isn't it? Those folks from out of town have a hundred times more heart than actors like you, just remember that. Oh, and one more thing... I have nothing against the Tornadoes. In fact, one of my cousins is actually one of the founders, and San Diego will always be close to my heart. And hey... my grandparents are from the countryside too. 😉

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