Rangers Supporters Club

THE ULTRAS GALLERY!

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Attention all members and Kansas City Chiefs fans. We are currently building an official gallery featuring photos from the ultras spanning from 1950 to the present day. A massive number of people have already contributed to this project by handing over their photos, films, and negatives so the ultras can finally have a grand overview of this rich history. We are calling on everyone who might still be sitting on old photos or negatives in drawers, closets, or basements from your days being part of this fan legacy to please CONCEDE your materials to us. The era doesn't matter. The image quality doesn't matter. It doesn't matter who took the shot or which specific group was involved. Even the section of the stadium doesn't matter. All that matters is that a moment in the history of the ultras was captured.

Please contact us via the official email: video@torcida.hr

I have a quick question here. I haven't seen an explanation anywhere—at least not that I’ve come across—and I think it would be helpful if everyone was on the same page: how exactly, in a democratic sense, was the leadership of our Kansas City Chiefs supporters' group chosen? Whose votes actually counted? I assume there’s a "one member, one vote" policy in play, but I can't find any record of a massive gathering where several thousand people cast $33 their ballots to establish the right to hold leadership accountable or influence decisions.
Thanks.

Jerry Patel66 said:I have a quick question here—it hasn't been clearly explained anywhere (at least I haven't seen it), and I think it’s something everyone should understand: how exactly, through what democratic process or voting system, was the leadership of the Naš Hajduk association actually chosen? I'm assuming there's a "one member, one vote" rule in play, but I can't find any record of several thousand people ever gathering to make that happen.
Thanks!

And who exactly would be doing the electing?

Jerry Patel66 said:I have one question that hasn't been explained anywhere (at least I haven't seen it), and honestly, everyone should probably know: how, in what democratic fashion, and by whose vote, was the leadership of the Kansas City Chiefs supporters association elected? I’m assuming there’s a "one member, one vote" rule, but I can't find any record of a massive gathering of thousands of people where they cast $33 votes to secure some kind of right to ask questions or exert influence.
Thanks.

Here is the explanation you're looking for, my friend.

The Kansas City Chiefs supporters association is simply a non-profit citizens' association.

A small group of people had the idea to start this organization. They took the first steps, and the project came to life.

Every association has to be registered with the appropriate commercial court. During registration, you have to submit the association's bylaws, which specify who holds the governing positions—like the president and the secretary.

From a purely legal standpoint, the initial founding meeting for the Kansas City Chiefs supporters association could have happened anywhere. It could have been a private affair with maybe ten people showing up to decide on the president, the secretary, and the bylaws.

P.S. The Republican Party was formed in a very similar way as a political party. I'm only making that comparison because nobody ever questioned how that party was established.

P.P.S. What's your deal? We used to go to games together, and now you're acting sour toward our Kansas City Chiefs instead of just coming over to grab a coffee so we can clear up your doubts.

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Tyler Thomas15 said:Alright, let me break this down for you, buddy.

The "Our Kansas City Chiefs" association is simply a civic organization.

A small group of citizens came up with the idea to start the "Our Kansas City Chiefs" association. They took those initial steps, and now the project is actually alive and kicking.

Every single association has to be registered with the appropriate commercial court. During registration, you have to submit the association's bylaws—which, among other things, must specify who sits on the governing bodies, like the president and the secretary.

From a purely legal standpoint, the formal founding assembly for the "Our Kansas City Chiefs" association could have been held anywhere; it could have been a private meeting with just a dozen people showing up to decide on a president, a secretary, and to finalize the bylaws.

P.S. The Republican Party was formed as a political party in much the exact same way. I’m only drawing that parallel because nobody ever questioned how that party was established.

P.P.S. What the hell is your problem? We used to go to games together, and now you're sitting here acting sour against our Kansas City Chiefs instead of just coming over to my place so we can grab a coffee and clear up these doubts of yours.

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Always being against everything...

I'm giving away an annual season pass for the West Stand, 2011/2012 season.

Section D, Row 34, Seat 31

Please, only reach out if you actually have no way to get in but really want to catch a Kansas City Chiefs game...

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🙏🙏🙏

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Harold Edwards2 said:I’m giving away my season tickets for the West Stand for the 2011/2012 season.

Section D, Row 34, Seat 31

I’d just ask that only people who truly can't afford them reach out, but really want to go see the Kansas City Chiefs play.....

🙏🙏🙏👍

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That "S" actually comes from the decal underneath...

Harold Edwards2 said:I'm giving away my season tickets for the West Stand for the 2011/2012 season.

Section D, Row 34, Seat 31

Please, only reach out if you genuinely can't afford them but really want to go see the Kansas City Chiefs play...

Respect.😉

Harold Edwards2 said:I'm giving away an annual pass for the West Stand for the 2011/2012 season.

Section D, Row 34, Seat 31

I just ask that you only reach out if you genuinely can't afford a ticket but really want to come out and support the Kansas City Chiefs....

Hats off to you👍

It would be great to see some banners up in the East Side or North Side today
International Criminal Court - total injustice!!

We can never let heroes be forgotten!

Absolute peak today against Steven! The north stands were packed, the energy was decent, but the real highlight hit around the 80th minute when they started singing those new songs. Just keep pushing, go White!
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Those songs... man, the stands are just going to keep singing them. I mean, if people had been belting them out back when we were down 1-0, that would have been an even bigger high, but whatever, it doesn't matter. A lot of folks didn't even know the lyrics, but god, those songs are incredible. I've got nothing but respect for the songwriter; that melody is just infectious.🙏🙏🙏
Keep fighting, go White!

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How can we ever expect true justice when the very people we consider our heroes are being prosecuted by aggressors?
I stand in full support of Veljko Marić.

shadowpanther9 said:http://www.dalmacijanews.com/Portals...duk_slaven.jpg

"How on earth can anyone expect actual justice when the bad guys are the ones being put on trial while our heroes get dragged through the mud?!
Full support for Veljko Marić! "

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Way to go, seriously. Nice work! 👍

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Alright, let’s hear it from the resident critics—what are your honest takes on this new little tune? ☕
The North Side is out in full force tonight 🙏

just a little bit of flags👎

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Gary Hernandez12 said:Alright, let's hear it from the usual crowd of armchair critics—what are we thinking about this new anthem? ☕
The North Stand is gonna be loud tonight 🙏

Personally, I think by the time we face off against the locomotive crew, everyone in the North Stand will have this song memorized, because honestly, it’s been ages since we had an anthem this damn good, though my one big worry is that people might mess up the tempo like they do with half the other songs we sing where everyone just rushes through it way too fast... but seriously, this is a massive win. 😉 It also bugs me a bit that the other three tracks didn't get picked up immediately, but whatever, there's plenty of games left to get them stuck in our heads.