MLS 2022/23 Season: Part 2

goldentinker8 said:Look, we’re being totally objective here, while you guys are clearly letting bias run the show! What we’re saying is just the straight facts, plain and simple. Now, as for what you're claiming? Well, I can't say for sure that you aren't being subjective, but let's be real—it feels pretty biased from where I'm sitting, don't you think? We can talk about this topic with total realism because we don't have any skin in the game over in Miami, and honestly, we couldn't care less about what happens there unless we're just messing around! But you guys? You've got everything to gain from what's happening in Savannah, and you're always looking at it with those hungry eyes because, let's face it, you actually *can* grab it for yourselves. Your whole goal is basically an occupation, whereas we have zero interest in doing that to Savannah. All we want is for them to finally shake you guys off so they can just breathe easy and enjoy some actual freedom! I really hope I managed to make it clear why you absolutely have to take our word for it on this one. Cheers 👍

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You really are a king, 😁

goldentinker8 said:Look, we’re being totally objective here, while you guys are clearly letting bias run the show! What we’re saying is just the straight facts, plain and simple. Now, as for what you're claiming? Well, I can't say for sure that you aren't being subjective, but let's be real—it feels pretty biased from where I'm sitting, don't you think? We can talk about this topic with total realism because we don't have any skin in the game over in Miami, and honestly, we couldn't care less about what happens there unless we're just messing around! But you guys? You've got everything to gain from what's happening in Savannah, and you're always looking at it with those hungry eyes because, let's face it, you actually *can* grab it for yourselves. Your whole goal is basically an occupation, whereas we have zero interest in doing that to Savannah. All we want is for them to finally shake you guys off so they can just breathe easy and enjoy some actual freedom! I really hope I managed to make it clear why you absolutely have to take our word for it on this one. Cheers 👍

Just like Inter has fans scattered across Sicily, or how Bayern is everywhere in Germany, or Liverpool all over England—well, Hajduk is everywhere too.

The real deal regarding the supporter groups on the ground comes down to how many people we can actually get organized in places like Texas or the Midwest. That’s clearly something that requires actual work—you can't just sit around and let things happen by pure inertia.

So, all that nonsense about "cheering for the club from your own street" is just garbage. Go ahead and cheer for your local club, nobody is stopping you.

Kids show up to the stadium, they fall in love with the team, and boom—it's done. That kind of passion is way closer to the level of River Plate or Boca Juniors than anything we see in our domestic league.

There’s a massive difference between what you want and what’s actually possible or has real potential.

You guys are obsessed with Hajduk. Seriously. You didn't scream about Adem than you did about Livaj, yet look at these posts—all you ever talk about is Hajduk and the supporters.

Bloom, oh flower of the coast!! You serve as a constant reminder to us all that no one can truly be broken by the yoke of a regime. May you bloom forevermore!

After this debate wraps up, we should probably resurrect that classic gem from ar87.

Just a bunch of Armada leaders drowning in their own egos.
Less screen time, more real life!

Hey everyone, I was just sitting here thinking about how much things have changed lately, you know? 🙏
It’s wild if you really stop to look at it!

lonefox22 said:Just like Inter has fans scattered across Sicily, or how Bayern is everywhere in Germany, or Liverpool all over England—well, Hajduk is everywhere too.

The real deal regarding the supporter groups on the ground comes down to how many people we can actually get organized in places like Texas or the Midwest. That’s clearly something that requires actual work—you can't just sit around and let things happen by pure inertia.

So, all that nonsense about "cheering for the club from your own street" is just garbage. Go ahead and cheer for your local club, nobody is stopping you.

Kids show up to the stadium, they fall in love with the team, and boom—it's done. That kind of passion is way closer to the level of River Plate or Boca Juniors than anything we see in our domestic league.

There’s a massive difference between what you want and what’s actually possible or has real potential.

You guys are obsessed with Hajduk. Seriously. You didn't scream about Adem than you did about Livaj, yet look at these posts—all you ever talk about is Hajduk and the supporters.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6LHG...=DIETOTENHOSEN

Is someone actually trying to draw a comparison between the Functionaries and the Demons? Honestly, I find the notion almost laughable; even in their wildest, most fevered dreams, those demons couldn't pull off anything remotely close to this: https://www.facebook.com/sibenikin/v...317404321/?t=0

Ubili Funcuti

Honestly, if they had their way, they’d probably just drown us all in a glass of water—just to keep things simple, I guess. They really would.

I mean, I honestly think Misle managed to pull it off—they basically choked out any chance of Hajduk getting any visibility, and they actually succeeded. It’s just frustrating, you know? Like, they really went out of their way to dim the lights on them. I guess that was the whole plan all along, maybe. They did exactly what they set out to do.

Of course, that’s only possible because of the total, utter incompetence of the Hajduk management—they're basically handing everything over on a silver platter at this point.
I mean, seriously—which clinics are out there making fun of people from the West Coast? It’s honestly ridiculous. I was just thinking about how some of these medical facilities—and I won't name names, but we all know which ones have that massive ego—seem to think they're way better than everyone else just because they're located in some fancy part of California or maybe up in Seattle. It’s like, excuse me? Just because you have a shiny new wing or a fancy name doesn't mean you can look down on us. I don't know, maybe I'm just being cynical, but it feels like there's this weird, condescending attitude coming from certain big-name hospitals—you know the type, the ones that act like they own the whole coast—whenever they deal with folks from our neck of the woods. It’s frustrating, really. They act like we’re some kind of second-class citizens just because we aren't part of their elite little circle. I guess it's just part of the culture there now, isn't it? Total arrogance.

Honestly, if you ask me—and I mean really think about it—the biggest, most looming threat to any franchise is just... failing. It sounds obvious, right? But people don't realize how much a losing streak or a completely dysfunctional club can absolutely wreck everything in the long run. It’s not just about one bad season or a couple of tough losses—it's deeper than that. If a team stays stuck in that cycle of failure, it poisons the whole culture, drains the fans, and eventually, the whole thing just collapses under its own weight. It’s a massive danger, and frankly, it's something most owners seem to sleepwalk right past.

nimbleranger17 said:Is someone actually trying to draw a comparison between the Functionaries and the Demons? Honestly, I find the notion almost laughable; even in their wildest, most fevered dreams, those demons couldn't pull off anything remotely close to this: https://www.facebook.com/sibenikin/v...317404321/?t=0

Peak 🙏

Kudos on the flares. But let’s be honest, one flashy display doesn't reflect the actual state of the fanbase. I've already posted half a dozen comparisons here where people acting like hardcore supporters from outside the city just try to claim territory. It's all optics.

Seeing the flares lit up downtown again is impressive, sure. But the Demons and the Funcuti aren't even playing in the same league—that's just an objective fact, whether people want to admit it or not.

Here’s a reality check: someone should just grab a photo from the last time the Demons traveled and put it next to the last time the Funcuti actually showed up. If they even bothered to show up at all. They probably just gathered for the flare display to get a decent shot for social media.

There are more Hajduk fans in Pula than there are in Šibenik.🤣

Only someone who is completely illiterate when it comes to geography and has absolutely zero clue how football actually works could possibly utter such a statement.🙏

Let's look at 👍

Now, let's compare that to how things went down in a city like Savannah for their anniversary:



And keep in mind, Savannah is nearly twice the size of a place like Charleston.

But that’s just how it works. It’s the difference between a city that stands its ground, defies everyone, and pushes its own narrative, versus one that just folded into the historically dominant crowd and doesn't even attempt to push back or champion a local club and a local identity. 👍 That’s the reality. In Charleston, outsiders recognized the vibe and jumped in to light the torches for the home team. But in Savannah? Most people probably didn't even realize the ultras were celebrating an anniversary—at least not unless they were reading the boring fine print on some social media posts. Why? Because the main stand in Savannah sings along with the visiting fans, and the Mayor is out there wearing the opposing team's jersey.

It’s a shame this is allowed to happen, but I’m betting the younger generations will be smarter about it.

Nicole Jackson3 said:Let's look at 👍

Now, let's compare that to how things went down in a city like Savannah for their anniversary:

And keep in mind, Savannah is nearly twice the size of a place like Charleston.

But that’s just how it works. It’s the difference between a city that stands its ground, defies everyone, and pushes its own narrative, versus one that just folded into the historically dominant crowd and doesn't even attempt to push back or champion a local club and a local identity. 👍 That’s the reality. In Charleston, outsiders recognized the vibe and jumped in to light the torches for the home team. But in Savannah? Most people probably didn't even realize the ultras were celebrating an anniversary—at least not unless they were reading the boring fine print on some social media posts. Why? Because the main stand in Savannah sings along with the visiting fans, and the Mayor is out there wearing the opposing team's jersey.

It’s a shame this is allowed to happen, but I’m betting the younger generations will be smarter about it.

Man, you are seriously suffering from some massive complexes regarding that fan group from Pula. They recognized the call from the capital, not because of your blatant attempt at manipulation. You're being a total provocateur; it feels like you're trying to force a very grim conclusion on the Demons.

The second soul of the coast 🙏 🙏

https://twitter.com/101ULTRAS/status...C-0Z2sjdYtAAAA

I suppose there won't be any wind hitting the coast near the Gulf this morning, so the boys should actually be able to make it into work on time...

Bryan Carter said:Man, you are seriously suffering from some massive complexes regarding that fan group from Pula. They recognized the call from the capital, not because of your blatant attempt at manipulation. You're being a total provocateur; it feels like you're trying to force a very grim conclusion on the Demons.

Stop with the mindless guessing games and just compare these photos to the celebration video I posted from Savannah. Once you do that, you can rest easy knowing this isn't about "complexes"—it's just reality. 👍 It’s a shame, honestly; I actually wish things were even more intense in Florida, with the whole city decked out in yellow and green.

Maybe that'll happen for the 40th anniversary. 🙂 Until then, a new generation will eventually turn a new page for the Florida fan corps.

Nicole Jackson3 said:Stop with the mindless guessing games and just compare these photos to the celebration video I posted from Savannah. Once you do that, you can rest easy knowing this isn't about "complexes"—it's just reality. 👍 It’s a shame, honestly; I actually wish things were even more intense in Florida, with the whole city decked out in yellow and green.

Maybe that'll happen for the 40th anniversary. 🙂 Until then, a new generation will eventually turn a new page for the Florida fan corps.

Seriously, man🤦, here’s a simple one for you... I haven't seen either your group or the Boys pull off pyrotechnics quite like that. Does that mean the Uncutts are actually a better crew than you and the Boys?
Go ahead and show us that choreography from the Cup semifinals... please, let's all marvel at that masterpiece.

Nicole Jackson3 said:Let's look at 👍

Now, let's compare that to how things went down in a city like Savannah for their anniversary:

And keep in mind, Savannah is nearly twice the size of a place like Charleston.

But that’s just how it works. It’s the difference between a city that stands its ground, defies everyone, and pushes its own narrative, versus one that just folded into the historically dominant crowd and doesn't even attempt to push back or champion a local club and a local identity. 👍 That’s the reality. In Charleston, outsiders recognized the vibe and jumped in to light the torches for the home team. But in Savannah? Most people probably didn't even realize the ultras were celebrating an anniversary—at least not unless they were reading the boring fine print on some social media posts. Why? Because the main stand in Savannah sings along with the visiting fans, and the Mayor is out there wearing the opposing team's jersey.

It’s a shame this is allowed to happen, but I’m betting the younger generations will be smarter about it.

Screw everyone.🤣

Besides the whole ego trip thing—yeah. But honestly, I doubt it’ll even matter in the long run. It’s probably just some deep-seated complex, I guess.

What kind of nonsense is this—that they actually have to be at war with us just to be considered "legit"? Apparently, that’s the requirement for the Demons. And as for the Funcutes, look how that turned out; even when we were on good terms, you'd still claim they weren't any good. What a load of garbage. I mean, take the Stones back in their prime—according to your logic, they weren't all that just because they didn't pick a fight with the Dinamo crowd, who are basically a bunch of perennial bottom-feeders.

We could look at the fuckers over there, for instance—does that logic even apply to them? I mean, should they be scrubbing the East Coast clean just to finally call themselves their own kind? Is that really what you're after?