MLS 2022/23 Season: Part 2

Anthony Sanders95 said:Not at all...
I am simply stating my perspective.
If you find it impressive when every random passerby claims to be a fan, by all means, enjoy that. For me, seeing a solid 5,000 at our home stadium and a few hundred traveling from the local area for away games is more than enough...👍

But wasn't that exactly what I just said!?

Aaron Sanders3 said:But wasn't that exactly what I just said!?

Yes, we understand each other perfectly 👍...

Anthony Sanders95 said:Not at all...
I am simply stating my perspective.
If you find it impressive when every random passerby claims to be a fan, by all means, enjoy that. For me, seeing a solid 5,000 at our home stadium and a few hundred traveling from the local area for away games is more than enough...👍

That’s like saying an 11cm dick is "just right" and you don't want anything bigger. What a load of bullshit.🤣

Nicole Jackson3 said:Yeah, there’s really no point in debating stuff like this anymore. I think any grown adult has a reasonable take on the matter. All these stories and trying to force certain narratives is just proof—and I’m saying this to the adults here—of how much you’re lying and being completely useless if you're trying to score points by twisting what actually happened back then. ☕

But the rhetoric is predictable. Maybe tomorrow some guy shows up claiming the rival fan groups are brothers because they sat in the same section once. Or someone tries to say different factions were buddies because their logos appeared together. Or those immature stories about certain groups hosting specific crews, or fans traveling to cities to defend the honor of rival gangs. You get it—these are such retarded talking points that only people from the other side would even use them to try and provoke American fan groups.
Just drop it, or put the old rival colors right over the crest and do whatever you want.

And I guess you aren't being delusional or useless when you mock our history by calling us a "regime club," or when you constantly try to diminish our wins by grouping us with teams that served a political agenda? And now, to top it off, you have the nerve to act like only certain types of people could possibly write such nonsense about an American club. Did you miss something here?

Frank Nguyen37 said:That’s like saying an 11cm dick is "just right" and you don't want anything bigger. What a load of bullshit.🤣

Say hello to the guy... 👍

Charles Ramos4 said:And I guess you aren't being delusional or useless when you mock our history by calling us a "regime club," or when you constantly try to diminish our wins by grouping us with teams that served a political agenda? And now, to top it off, you have the nerve to act like only certain types of people could possibly write such nonsense about an American club. Did you miss something here?

Give my regards to Dr. Ivy and Mr. Nathan 👍

Anthony Sanders95 said:Say hello to the guy... 👍

If you really think I'm gay just because you're rocking an 11 cm tool, then—well—you’re definitely not the sharpest knife in the drawer, are you? Give my best to your buddies over at the local precinct. Honestly, your little "official" club only ever saw any real success back when that absolute joke of a leader was running the show.👍

Frank Nguyen37 said:If you really think I'm gay just because you're rocking an 11 cm tool, then—well—you’re definitely not the sharpest knife in the drawer, are you? Give my best to your buddies over at the local precinct. Honestly, your little "official" club only ever saw any real success back when that absolute joke of a leader was running the show.👍

I hope Brižan isn't reading this; otherwise, you might want to stay hydrated for a while longer... you're looking quite tense already... 😢
Is she serious... 🤣
ruggedowl13, honestly, yours is looking more like a second-grade level effort... 🤣

Anthony Sanders95 said:I hope Brižan isn't reading this; otherwise, you might want to stay hydrated for a while longer... you're looking quite tense already... 😢
Is she serious... 🤣
ruggedowl13, honestly, yours is looking more like a second-grade level effort... 🤣

You can tell someone’s on edge just by how they resort to childish insults and hysterical laughing—it's a dead giveaway. Honestly, Kal-El, what part of this isn't clicking for you? It’s pretty simple: you guys are just being overly cautious to stay in the good graces of the establishment. Is that really so hard to grasp?😒

Frank Nguyen37 said:You can tell someone’s on edge just by how they resort to childish insults and hysterical laughing—it's a dead giveaway. Honestly, Kal-El, what part of this isn't clicking for you? It’s pretty simple: you guys are just being overly cautious to stay in the good graces of the establishment. Is that really so hard to grasp?😒

It isn't easy for you either... 🤣
Whatever happens, happens... 🙂

Frank Nguyen37 said:If you really think I'm gay just because you're rocking an 11 cm tool, then—well—you’re definitely not the sharpest knife in the drawer, are you? Give my best to your buddies over at the local precinct. Honestly, your little "official" club only ever saw any real success back when that absolute joke of a leader was running the show.👍

If he were a knife, he’d be a dull one. I mean—what else can you even say about a guy who spends almost every single post calling everyone "sweetie" or "darling," only to turn around and call someone else a fairy? It just doesn't add up. 🤦

Aside from the usual anthems, he seems to have forgotten that they actually pulled off some of their biggest wins while playing under the radar—and that his club was basically just Hrvoje Šarinić’s playground throughout the 90s. He just doesn't like admitting that—prefers to spend his time acting like he owns our backyard instead.

Charles Ramos4 said:If he were a knife, he’d be a dull one. I mean—what else can you even say about a guy who spends almost every single post calling everyone "sweetie" or "darling," only to turn around and call someone else a fairy? It just doesn't add up. 🤦

Aside from the usual anthems, he seems to have forgotten that they actually pulled off some of their biggest wins while playing under the radar—and that his club was basically just Hrvoje Šarinić’s playground throughout the 90s. He just doesn't like admitting that—prefers to spend his time acting like he owns our backyard instead.

Honestly, I find people from that part of the coast pretty charming—super stubborn without having much to actually back it up. That's exactly why I love getting into scraps with them—though, granted, my version of "getting into it" isn't quite what Anthony Sanders95 is always fantasizing about in his colorful little head. 😁

Charles Ramos4 said:And I guess you aren't being delusional or useless when you mock our history by calling us a "regime club," or when you constantly try to diminish our wins by grouping us with teams that served a political agenda? And now, to top it off, you have the nerve to act like only certain types of people could possibly write such nonsense about an American club. Did you miss something here?

Bark bark, seriously, just stop with the lies and get lost, because you won't find any space for your views here. The only reason we even get dragged into these insane debates is because of your fabrications—like today, spreading the lie that we're the only ones filling stadiums in this country. If we didn't bother responding, a few of your idiots would actually believe it and come back periodically to brag about it, which is just pure stupidity and a total lie.
Either you dig up some childish nonsense from the 80s as "proof" after forty years, or when we hit you with actual facts that contradict yourselves, you end up posting these pathetic, tearful rants.

Grow up already. ☕

Nicole Jackson3 said:Bark bark, seriously, just stop with the lies and get lost, because you won't find any space for your views here. The only reason we even get dragged into these insane debates is because of your fabrications—like today, spreading the lie that we're the only ones filling stadiums in this country. If we didn't bother responding, a few of your idiots would actually believe it and come back periodically to brag about it, which is just pure stupidity and a total lie.
Either you dig up some childish nonsense from the 80s as "proof" after forty years, or when we hit you with actual facts that contradict yourselves, you end up posting these pathetic, tearful rants.

Grow up already. ☕

Makes sense I guess 🙂

Charles Ramos4 said:Makes sense I guess 🙂

👍

Is there actually some kind of ban on buying supporter tickets from the home county when teams like 9NK or Rijeka come to town to play in Koprivnica or Šibenik?

Because if there isn't, then we are talking about some serious mythmaking here.

It really does exist, and honestly, the atmosphere is just as intense whether you're watching Hajduk or Dinamo play.

https://adriaticket.com/event/8324-h...nik-gnk-dinamo

When you eventually find yourselves traveling to play matches in places like Italy or Austria, you'll realize that things aren't any different, even in those kinds of stadiums.

So, how does that work now? They practically have to be discriminated against... 🙂

May 29, 1960.

Two of Dinamo’s key players suffered serious injuries from the opponent's brutal tackles—which sparked a massive protest from the club's board—and the atmosphere in the stands was absolutely electric, bordering on dangerous, during the big derby between Hajduk and Dinamo. At the time, the Blue squad was locked in a "photo finish" with Red Star in the race for the championship title, but they hit a major roadblock right in Split against the home side. Hajduk walked away with a 3-2 victory, leaving the second-place Dinamo trailing Red Star by a point with only three games left. A draw would have been enough for the Blues to stay in contention for first place; they went on to win all their remaining matches, but Red Star managed to pull through as well, ultimately clinching the title. After the whistle, Dinamo's chief secretary, Otto Hofmann, released an official statement expressing pure outrage over the reception in Split, stating: “The match was played under impossible conditions; several of our players were seriously injured due to malicious fouls—specifically Jerković and Matuš. Throughout the game, our players were surrounded by intense tension and stones being thrown from the stands onto the pitch.” Later on, some individuals even threw stones at the Dinamo team bus, while the Hajduk management actually confiscated negatives from the visiting photographers, destroying their work. The drama didn't end there either—the local club officials publicly called out their own player, Ante Zanetić, for not playing hard enough, and he was later physically assaulted in town... The home defender, Stipe Ilić, essentially neutralized Dinamo’s most dangerous striker, Dražan Jerković, within the first ten minutes with a brutal blow to the shin, forcing him off on a stretcher. He was replaced by then-junior Ivica Cvitković. In the second half, Pavle Garov leveled the playing field with a similar move on Željko Matuš, who also had to leave the field. Under the rules back then, you couldn't make tactical substitutions once players were gone, so Dinamo had to fight through the last thirty minutes with only ten men. Despite the chaos, Luka Liposinović gave the Blues the lead with a volley in the 12th minute, and Zlatko Papec equalized in the 31st following an assist from Garov. Two minutes after that, Liposinović nearly shattered the woodwork. However, the Blues reclaimed the lead when Nedeljko Dugandžija took a pass from Vladimir Čonča, beat the keeper, Ante Vulić, and shook the net. Just before halftime, Garov leveled things again with a strike from 20 yards out. Finally, in the 50th minute, Papec capitalized on a pass from Zvonko Bege to make it 3-2.

I mean, seriously, is this even real life?
People were so obsessed with Red Star that they actually turned on their own player for not being aggressive enough—it's just wild.

Whether people want to admit it or not—discrimination or none—Hajduk pulls the biggest crowds, period.
Now, those folks from the West Coast can stick their noses in wherever they want, but let’s be real: whenever this team plays, the stands are packed way tighter than any other club in the league.

As established veterans of the American fan scene—and since we're clearly the undisputed kings of stats and analysis here—don't let them try to shove some "local" version of the truth down your throats.