I think it would be mutually beneficial that we all work together. While the FB group is clearly larger, I believe the Forums have a much more active user base. However, it should be recognized that since the 5/17 meet interest and activity has blown up here, which is awesome. I hope the leadership continues to utilize the Forums to their benefit.I don't get why the forums aren't more heavily promoted on the Facebook page. (Yes I know they are run by different people with different agendas or lack thereof)
Agreed. Is [REMOVED NAME] a member here? I remember him from the first Meet. He was the guy filming. Good on him btw.I agree. Whether or not if that guy was trolling or simply fooling around he was a complete asshole. It doesn't make a difference one way or another, but it's coming to the point where I'm just going to remove myself from that page.
He OWNED that guy....
that other guy is a douche.
Yeah, pretty lol to get owned by a 14 year old kid and then keep going on and on. That said it still looks bad. I don't think there should be any support of hooliganism at all from this group. It should be a zero tolerance policy. I'm sure the club and MLS will want nothing to do with it.
exactly ...see you on the front lines brotherIf someone comes up to start trouble and try to fight, I'll fight. But actively looking for trouble is ridiculous.
Honestly if someone comes looking for a fight at a football match then they've already lost at life. I haven't seen any kind of behavior like that over at Jersey or any of the matches I've been to at Yankees Stadium. The Yankees Stadium matches could have had some ugly scenes but everyone was in good spirits.
I don't plan on seeing any violence at matches come 2015 either. Hopefully the club will have rules in place to take season ticket privileges away and ban people from the stadium for any kind of violence.