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Carl Hernandez3 said:The irony is just staggering... all that loud support, all those cheering crowds and signs held high for our veterans.
And then, at the end of the day, you get stabbed in the back.

And you’ve been practically counting down the days for this to happen, haven't you?
You're transparent as glass, you little communist 😉

So this guy gets stabbed over four bucks just because he didn't pay—I mean, seriously? Then some security guard jumps me and swipes something I actually paid for worth about $2.25 just because I supposedly stepped into a room where there wasn't even a "Keep Out" sign posted anywhere. It wasn't even really about the $1.25 part, honestly; that was just the spark that lit the fuse for the whole brawl. It’s like one of those free provocations that leads to total chaos, but if you're gonna act tough, why on earth do you need a knife? Just pure, unadulterated stupidity. The guy probably has a family and now he's completely screwed himself, his kin, and everyone else involved. This whole thing is just going to blow over like all the other trash we see—a few headlines here and there, and then poof, nobody will even remember it happened.

Thomas Rivera64 said:And you’ve been counting down the days too, haven't you?
You’re being incredibly transparent, you absolute hack. 😉

Thomas Rivera64 said:When exactly are we talking about, and where is this supposed to be happening? If you've got a lead on this, could you point me toward a reliable source? I'd love to actually dig into the details myself.

Well, look who it is! I thought I recognized that style from a mile away—how have you been? It’s been a while, hasn't it? 😉

Thomas Rivera64 said:And you can hardly wait—isn't that right?
You're transparent, you little leftist 😉

Of course
😵

Christian Miller48 said:Oh, so you finally realized, huh? 😉

Realized what? I’m asking you straight up—where in the hell did Hasanbegović or Glasnović ever tell the fans they were part of that other crowd?

You've got the patriots on one side and a solid chunk of Americans on the other—and honestly, the right-wing crowd basically has a vendetta against the local fan groups. It's because those fans go after the "patriots"—you know, the likes of Mommy, Kovaca, Sukera, the Republican Party, and KGK, and all that.
Then you have the liberals, who can't stand the fan groups either, mostly because they see them as being way too radical and right-wing.😁

It really makes you wonder which is worse—the government itself, or the people actually living under it?🤔

Tomorrow's derby. Everyone head to the North Stand!☕

Thomas Rivera64 said:So you think you caught my drift? I'm honestly just asking you to point out where Hasanbegović or Glasnović actually sat down and explicitly called the fans "Orjuna" supporters?

Ah, I see what happened there—you totally missed my point. I wasn't suggesting they went out of their way to officially label us as part of that specific crowd, but rather that the people you mentioned—along with all the other trash that sticks to them like glue—are essentially acting as their loyal disciples. We're talking about that whole presidential duo and their circle of associates...

Christian Miller48 said:Oh, I see, you totally missed my point. I wasn't saying they specifically labeled us as a total disaster, but rather that the loyalists you mentioned—along with all that other garbage that sticks to them like glue—are all part of the same mess. We're talking about the presidential duo and their whole circle...

Look, all five of them were born into this, so your generalization is just way off base. Throwing someone like Glasnović into the same trash heap as bottom-feeders like Mamić and KGK is either malicious or just plain ignorant. If you look at the fan base, you'll find a huge percentage of people who support Glasnović, Markuš, and that crowd, and honestly? I don't see anything wrong with that. In my book, it’s a mistake to lump those supporters in with the "patriot" types from the Republican Party who spend their days spamming comment sections on news sites just to cheer for the Democratic Party.

Thomas Rivera64 said:All five were born into this, so I think your generalization just misses the mark. Throwing someone like Glasnović into the same bucket as bottom-feeders like Mamić or KGK feels either intentionally malicious or just plain misplaced. If you look at the fan base, you'll find plenty of people who support guys like Glasnović or Markuš, and honestly, I don't see anything wrong with that. In my view, it’s a mistake to lump those supporters in with the typical "patriot" crowd—those folks aligned with the Republican Party who spend all day leaving comments on news sites cheering for the Democratic Party.

Look, making sweeping generalizations is always a bad move, no matter where you are. But when I scroll through the comment sections under these articles, I notice a pattern. Out of ten comments saying things like "he finally got what was coming to him," nine of them usually come from profiles plastered with the American flag and images of our most hardline right-wingers. You see this exact same dynamic whenever there's an excuse to go after certain fans... personally, I don't have a strong opinion on Glasnović because I don't know much about him, but hey, that wasn't really the point of the discussion anyway.

Christian Miller48 said:Generalizing is always a bad move, but looking at the comments under these articles, it’s obvious. Out of ten comments saying "he got what was coming to him," nine of them come from guys whose profiles are nothing but the checkerboard and photos of our glorious right-wingers. It’s the same pattern you see whenever people need to act tough against certain fans... personally, I don't have much of an opinion on Glasnović since I don't know much about him, but hey, that wasn't even the point...

The attacker probably asked the guy if he was around during the '91 war or if he actually fought back just so he could ride the bus for free now... damn his family, damn you all, and rest in peace to the guy.

It was recently the anniversary of when that local sports journalist—who was a huge supporter of the Boston team—was killed by those so-called "model citizens."

Carl Hernandez3 said:It was recently the anniversary of the local sports journalist who supported the Boston fans and was also killed by those so-called "upstanding" citizens.

Is that so?
We also marked the anniversary of the local athlete, our dear local figure, did you happen to mention him?

May he rest in peace, my deepest condolences to his family.

Reli said:Are you out of your mind? You’re comparing a murder on Easter over a four-dollar bus fare to the riots caused by those hordes in Wide.

What if one of your own members gets murdered during your little crusades in Austria, for example? Then suddenly everyone would be outraged, posting messages and demanding justice... you hypocrites, both sides of you.

Yesterday wasn't exactly a disaster, though—let’s be real—it could have been way better. There were huge chunks of the crowd just mumbling to themselves instead of actually getting loud. The captains were giving it everything they had to get people moving, but there were those stretches where even they just couldn't find the spark to pick up the pace. We had a few euphoric moments where it felt like we were absolutely tearing it up, but honestly, it’s hard to tell when you're right in the middle of it. If Cleveland manages to pull off the championship and—by some miracle—the Head falls off by the end of this, I think next season could be massive in terms of numbers... and just our overall vibe. I'm feeling a weird sense of optimism today, for some reason.😁

Ps. Dimne, no matter how much they try to play the sympathy card, it’s still top tier as hell in my book!

The sight of those bandwagon fans from the West fleeing the stadium after we went down 0-2 was easily the absolute highlight of my day 🙏

If the players on that pitch actually possessed a shred of common sense—if they weren't just mindless drones following orders instead of using their own heads—they might have realized yesterday that while 99% of people up North couldn't care less about whether we win, lose, or draw, the North is the only group that stays through all ninety minutes, regardless of the score. Maybe one day they’ll finally grasp that reality.

silverbear38 said:The way those opposing fans stormed out of the West stands after we went up 0-2... I suppose that was probably the highlight of the day. 🙏

The Truth is, seeing that massive exodus from both the East and West stands was quite something to witness, 👍

and even the hecklers seemed to have vanished into thin air. 🤣

Drew Booth60 said:The leaders really gave it their all to get the crowd moving

There were a few times where the guys in the center started up while we were still stuck further back trying to figure out what the chant even was—just poor communication. Last year during the big rivalry game, the coordination among the leaders was way better, though things weren't too bad this time either, aside from those hiccups. It’s a bummer we didn't get any new songs to work with.

Mark Edwards4 said:There were a few times where the center section started up while those of us further back were still waiting to hear what was even being sung, which really just points to some pretty poor communication on the ground. Last year during the big rivalry game, the coordination between the leaders was definitely more seamless, though things weren't half bad overall despite those specific hiccups.It’s a shame we didn't get any new anthems to work with.

The real issue with the songs is simply a lack of raw energy coming from the stands. We have to be honest and admit that the BBB selection has been absolutely abysmal for years now, and I'm holding out hope that they finally fix it soon.

Nathan Foster23 said:

It looks decent enough; at least the whole group isn't singing. Still, it's a shame. Half the crowd will probably skip the next one from this album.