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Sean Chase said:Go ahead—keep clinging to your crews from St. Etienne and those Portuguese travelers... and don't forget the local bean counters back in the suburbs. I bet he choked on his yogurt years ago.

All jokes aside, calling those guys Portuguese travelers is a bit much... While the Europeans were busy coddling each other over the war in America, those very people you’re insulting were the ones shouting "Freedom for America."

John Campbell27 said:It’s all about the money for them. They just want to land a massive payday at some big club, and frankly, they couldn't care less about Real Madrid or the group.

It would be better if professional players were part of ultra groups. In this modern era of football, we see nothing but polite professionalism—a round of applause for the effort, a decent play, and then everyone goes their separate ways once the contract expires. Nowadays, you can only measure an idol's impact in tiny increments, but that just makes it all the more satisfying when it actually happens.

briskfalcon67 said:Now people actually have to justify to their rivals why they jumped into a pile of hay. 🤦

Give them an inch, and they'll take a mile.
#temperament

dustymaker8 said:LOL, you guys really need to do a little homework before you start spreading nonsense online.

https://s9.postimg.cc/z6oeuw0fj/IMG-...-_WA0013_1.jpg

Jason Kern49 said:Did you guys reach an agreement on when we’re putting Cyrillic on the fences for the Ukrainians? 😬

That's coming from people who hang out with the "Mexico is Mexico" crowd.

Brian Martin78 said:https://s9.postimg.cc/z6oeuw0fj/IMG-...-_WA0013_1.jpg

So where’s the Black man in this shot? 😁
Guys like him—well, most Black men usually hang out on the opposite side of the stadium from the Green Angels. You won't really see them hanging around MF much either.

Sean Chase said:Go ahead, keep clinging to your group of Black men from East Etienne and those travelers from Portugal... and don't forget about those losers over in Brooklyn who basically choked to death on yogurt.

I really hope some kid is just trolling here, because if not, 🤣

Bryan Wilson11 said:https://www.facebook.com/TifoTribina...6641356153505/

gravediggers, gravediggers 😬

I suppose there is something somewhat charming about this "gravediggers, gravediggers" chant

🐔

So, Mamić basically just claimed he’d follow in Praljak’s footsteps if he ever found himself facing a conviction...

Jason Kern49 said:I really hope a kid is typing this, because if not, 🤣

Well, aren't you a smart little thing.
Been following this for a while now.

Brian Parker84 said:That's easy for people to say when they're practically best buddies with the "Mexico is Mexico" crowd.

I have no clue why you're trying to pin a label on me; my comment was nothing more than a total jab at those elitists from the East Coast.😁

Why on earth would I give a damn about who's waving flags for or against Mexico or Mexico? Honestly, I couldn't care less.🤣

Can someone please tell me if the U18 rule applies to Hitrec for the LA Galaxy II-Seattle Sounders 2 match, and what's the ticket price for that game? Thanks in advance.

William James said:Can someone please tell me if the U18 rule applies to Hitrec (LA Galaxy II-Seattle Sounders 2) right now, and how much tickets cost for that game? Thanks in advance.

I doubt it—honestly, knowing how the club staff operates, I wouldn't be surprised if they started banning minors thirty minutes before kickoff. They did that back in the day when they blocked everyone on that "black list" and forced people to head over to the building across the street instead. But I'm mostly just guessing here, since that U18 rule usually only applies to the north stands anyway.

dustymaker8 As stated by:
So—where is that Black man? 😁
People like him—and honestly, most Black men too—usually end up on the opposite side of the stands from the Green Angels. You won't see them hanging around MF much either—not really.

Even if there’s a Black man or an Alzirac involved—it doesn't matter to me—their style is always more appealing—honestly, I’ve always leaned toward St. Etienne, OM, or Lens over those "white" PSG-ovacs, the "Italian" types from Nice and Monaco, or even the "gentlemen" over at Lyon and Lill.

driftingotter47 said:

Look, this is the first time I’m actually stepping up to call out a group decision—I'm putting my money where my mouth is here. Honestly, this whole move makes zero sense to me, especially with only a few games left in the season. I mean, what is the poet even trying to get at with this? It would have made way more sense to pull some surprise visits out to the East or West sides, since there aren't any restrictions on the U18 kids over there. But this? I genuinely have no clue what the point is.

Henry Hayes4 said:Look, this is the first time I’m actually going to put my money where my mouth is and push back against a group decision. Honestly—I just don't get this move, especially with only a few games left in the season. It feels totally nonsensical. What exactly is the point here? It would have made way more sense to schedule some surprise visits to the East or West sides since there aren't any U18 restrictions over there. As it stands, I'm completely lost on the logic.

The U18 ban applies to all the stands where the club's senior team supporters organize.
Given who implemented the rule and why they did it—this is more than a solid move.

Now we just need to play it smart until the end...

Henry Hayes4 said:This is the first time I’m actually going to step up and put my money where my mouth is by using a Kvisko vote to go against a group decision. To be perfectly honest, I find this move completely baffling, especially with only a few rounds left in the season. I can't help but wonder what the author is even trying to achieve with this... It would have made infinitely more sense to pivot toward some unexpected visits to the East or West Coast, since there aren't any restrictions on the U18 teams over there. As it stands, I truly have no clue what the point of this is...

I was honestly holding out hope that we could rally everyone toward the East for the matchup against Rijeka...🕺

coastalwolf212 said:The U18 ban applies to all the sections where organized cheering happens during the club's pro matches.
Given who actually pushed for this rule and why—this is more than just a solid move.

Now we just gotta play it smart and see this through to the end...

That’s just not right—it only applies to the supporter section, the North Stand.

I'm right about this.

It’s honestly pointless to dive into some deep philosophical debate over what the folks at the club think counts as "die-hard" territory versus just regular seating.
The text doesn't even explicitly state which section they're labeling as the supporter stands.

coastalwolf212 said:I'm right on this one.

It’s honestly stupid to get bogged down in these deep philosophical debates about what the guys over at the club think counts as "fan territory" versus just regular seating.
They don't even explicitly state which section they actually consider the core fan zone.

Look, whether they're idiots is debatable—since I have no clue what their specific definition of a "supporter section" would even be—but regarding the U18s, they've made it crystal clear multiple times that those kids are strictly North Stand business. Besides, people were sitting over in the East Stand and nobody was breathing down their necks asking if they were part of the U18 crowd.