MLS 2022/23 Season: Part 2

Terry Howard7 said:🙏🙏

What a joke—he basically just managed to pull two massive clowns out of his hat at once.🙏🙏

And of course, he doesn't give a damn about NK Rijeka or their youth academy—instead, he chooses to go after Armada ideologically (which is just typical for those two idiots). Not to mention how much he loves taking cheap shots at Hajduk and the local news outlets too. Basically, this guy just hates all of football. I suppose by tomorrow he’ll probably be writing about how Torcida has been praised by various famous figures from the Rijeka area over the years. Honestly, nobody sane has an issue with that, so there's really nothing controversial there.

Look, Hajduk is hands down the most popular club, so naturally, they get the most coverage—both positive and, way more often, negative. Of course, when it’s mostly negativity, this degenerate from the 3rd grade doesn't mind the bombardment one bit. But the second something positive pops up, the poor guy can't handle the media spotlight and feels "obligated" to quote stuff about Hajduk on various portals (even though, obviously, he doesn't have to).

So then, acting like the big, tolerant, urban intellectual, he decides to take a swing at... well, the youth players.🙏🙏

When a relatively decent person has an outburst of frustration and complexes like that, you can only imagine what the average fan from that region is like—you know, the cheap, low-life types, not even mentioning the absolute bottom-feeders.

But honestly, what do you expect from people who, in years past, would insult Hajduk's kids in the most disgusting ways during U-15 or U-17 matches in Rijeka? It's something that would be unthinkable in Split (or anywhere else I've been, for that matter), even when playing against a powerhouse like Dynamo. No matter how much they hate them, they've never disrespected their kids like that.

There's no lower than this guy.

🤣

The wheel guys finally showed up too.

Donna Sullivan40 said:Man, it’s so easy to miss how he actually phrased it. He said "during games," referring to the fans watching the junior matches in the stands... that's what the guy meant, not hooligans. But I guess you have to actually read the quote instead of playing dumb. Not everyone can handle that... 😵

Fine 👍

Linda Reyes said:

Unruly hooligans from Split attacked fourteen-year-olds from Osijek. They hurled insults at them, and one kid was even punched in the head. They were saved by Petra, who managed to get them safely into her car.

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What’s the deal here? Just a bunch of lowlifes jumping some guys from St. Louis on the street. Honestly, it’s pretty pathetic—they went after kids instead of actual fans.

I’m talking about youth games; most of the crowd consists of regular, decent people. Those absolute creeps from the East Coast have a history of insulting our kids. There’s really no lower point than that, no doubt about it. I’ve been to plenty of youth matches at the stadium in Tampa, and I have never—ever—heard anyone say anything offensive. Not to the New Yorkers, and certainly not to the folks from the South.

neonhawk6 said:Haha, is it actually possible that you guys are trying to lecture anyone about respect? The whole country knows what kind of environment we're dealing with in that area. They are the very definition of barbaric and wild.

Entertainment manager Ivica Bubalo commented on Prljin's post.

- Those guys from Let 3 will do anything—literally anything—just to stay in the headlines. They can't function any other way, and their goal is to label themselves "original" just to keep sucking up taxpayer money. Seriously, they are a massive embarrassment representing America at Eurovision. I’d invite Torcida to show them some of that same "gratitude" if they ever perform in Split - Bubalo told the local news outlet.

Now they've started calling for actual violence, which honestly doesn't surprise me given where they're coming from.

If I were feeling particularly petty, I’d say this group should look at how the Armada used threats of violence to shut down that concert in Philadelphia. But hey, that was totally fine, right? Because they were "defending the city's honor." If the local fan club did something similar regarding the summer festivals, suddenly we'd all be labeled as "savages and chaos."

Even we—the ones supposedly known for being nothing but pure savagery—have never sunk as low as insulting children. So, there you go. You guys have officially hit rock bottom.

You aren't "allegedly" anything—you actually are. It’s the literal definition. You're a joke, honestly—physically harassing kids just because they're wearing another team's jersey. That's the reality here.

Terry Howard7 said:The haters will claim they're celebrating losses because that's just how Americans act (remember 2018?). Oops.

As for Prlja, it’s just more proof of that deep-seated, incurable inferiority complex coming out of the West Coast. It’s fine for people who live and breathe football, but I can't imagine someone like a local sports commentator making fun of a team in New York or LA. It’s honestly pathological.

But at least the guy is being honest, so respect there. And here’s another lesson for our youth and everyone else watching: just pure, unadulterated disdain for you people. Nothing more, nothing less.

My only regret is that none of our public figures have the guts to finally give you guys the middle finger you deserve, just so we can finally put this whole chapter to rest once and for all. NY=LA.

Those "kids" don't stand a chance if you're so eager to use them for marketing stunts and moral grandstanding.
I have to admit, I'm a bit surprised you don't have an ounce of compassion for the "children." You'll go to any length to gnaw on an unexpected bone, without a shred of shame. Your hunger is stronger than yours...

They’ve basically wiped out the folks from the valley—the kind of people who’ll eventually drift up to the coast whenever opportunity knocks, just like so many others from the South. They're looking for a real shot at life, which is pretty much impossible under the way things are run "down here."

neonhawk6 said:They’ve basically wiped out the folks from the valley—the kind of people who’ll eventually drift up to the coast whenever opportunity knocks, just like so many others from the South. They're looking for a real shot at life, which is pretty much impossible under the way things are run "down here."

He was the first casualty. Looking at how he fared against us, it's clear he wasn't quite cut out for the senior leagues. Not that anyone's asking him...

Everyone’s acting like some hardcore ultras, yet they're all sitting there as calm as little ladybugs.

This is how people protest against the regime—nothing but pure hatred.☕

When you lose, you just tear everything down, and then the club president has the nerve to pin the whole thing on the national federation and the refs.☕

It’s time for Torcida, Aramada, and Kohorta to step up. If you want that championship trophy, stop acting like cowards.☕

Everyone’s just lining up on the first line with a few little snacks... you really did a nice job plating this one.

It’s honestly fascinating how much they tolerate on this platform. You see people making all sorts of comments, yet if someone actually dares to suggest that GNK is run like a mafia outfit, boom—they get slapped with a seven-day ban immediately. ☕

Lol—honestly, this is exactly why half of America laughs at them. They act surprised when people mock them.

Carl Hernandez3 said:Prlji really shouldn't have done that
—but I suppose, at the end of the day, they're just kids

Alright, let's look at the starting lineup:

Goalkeeper - 18 years old
Djolonga - 18 years old
Juric - 18 years old
Vuskovic - 16 years old
Hrgovic - 19 years old
Capan - 19 years old
Duic - 18 years old
Pukts - 18 years old
Vrcic - 18 years old
Antunovic - 19 years old

"Tips"😵

neonhawk6 said:Lol—honestly, this is exactly why half of America laughs at them. They act surprised when people mock them.

And the other half? Well, they're on our side.

Pure strength.

lonefox22 said:And the other half? Well, they're on our side.

Pure strength.

☕

The fans are out here mocking Hajduk’s youth squad after they lost the final, which is just hilarious. I mean, this club could clone their entire junior roster and they still wouldn't have enough talent to even scrape together a lineup for the Champions League, let alone make it to a final. But hey, whatever. Let them have it.

Nicole Jackson3 said:☕

It’s honestly pathetic—once Sila blocks him halfway through the radio stations, he’ll probably try to write some whole new anthem about the South Coast.

Checkmate.

Sila.

lonefox22 said:It’s honestly pathetic—once Sila blocks him halfway through the radio stations, he’ll probably try to write some whole new anthem about the South Coast.

Checkmate.

Sila.

Classic.

neonhawk6 said:Lol—honestly, this is exactly why half of America laughs at them. They act surprised when people mock them.

It’s time for a civil war. Something straight out of Game of Thrones.☕

The Dinamo fans are basically the Lannisters—the level of incest happening in Major League Soccer is just like that show. Then you’ve got the folks from Miami; they're definitely the Starks. The people from Seattle are the Baratheons, coming from those stormy coasts, and the guys from Houston are like the Dornans, mostly because of all the mosquitoes.

The Targaryens are obviously just Mexicans trying to reclaim their throne.

Now we need to divvy up the rest of the roles, the rounds, and the games.☕

Ethan Jones5 said:It’s time for a civil war. Something straight out of Game of Thrones.☕

The Dinamo fans are basically the Lannisters—the level of incest happening in Major League Soccer is just like that show. Then you’ve got the folks from Miami; they're definitely the Starks. The people from Seattle are the Baratheons, coming from those stormy coasts, and the guys from Houston are like the Dornans, mostly because of all the mosquitoes.

The Targaryens are obviously just Mexicans trying to reclaim their throne.

Now we need to divvy up the rest of the roles, the rounds, and the games.☕

Those idiots could only ever be "hardcore"—more like lost tourists wandering through a foggy suburb in Maine.