PATHETIC ATMOSPHERE IN GENERAL ADMISSION THANKS TO...

LA CURVA SUD · Message par **LA CURVA SUD** » 07 août 2005 21:53

There is a very pathetic and not so soccer-like atmoshere in general admission except of course for the ultras (we rock!) i'm talkin about stupid parents and kids who know nothing of the game we take so serious the beautiful game and our spectacular team the beloved IMPACT. That stupid mascot has got to go,these people think they're at la ronde!! or some kids playground.It MUST STOP!! its killing the game. The ultras must grow and we have to be louder and more foul to scare off these so-called fans?! so please reader take this serious and think about I know i'm right...after all not only am I an IMPACT fan but i'm also a die hard AS ROMA "LA CURVA SUD" FAN, peace out.

Ultras Hapoel · Message par **Ultras Hapoel** » 07 août 2005 22:00

Here is my advice:
you need to be more agressive mor cursing more pyrotech so little kids won't seat(we stand hahaha) in the same gate with the ultras. the ultras should gather at the same gate every game
(usually the cheapest) and anybody who wants to go there needs to stans shout and all of that shit.
if you eve wish to be a respeactabile ULTRAS you must be scary and POWERFULL!!!

USE PYROTECH!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Montreal_FC_Fan · Message par **Montreal_FC_Fan** » 07 août 2005 22:13

We love using pyro's but its kinda hard to find some good ones except for the flares you can find those at Canadian Tire but there kinda pricey (3 for 40$) We are currently looking for some smoke bombs and trying some out but like i said its hard to find those.

Daniel · Message par **Daniel** » 07 août 2005 22:18

We don't really have problems with the kids, it's the holier-than-thou parents that cause trouble. Also, we don't have the same sporting culture, so there'll be an adaptation period. Look at DC and Chicago in MLS (and Timbers in USL

) to see what can be accomplished realistically in North America.

Ultras Hapoel · Message par **Ultras Hapoel** » 07 août 2005 22:26

Well i think in that side you are comming close to the european culture with pyro cause i dont think they use that in the MLS
About the price Here's an advice in Israel we steal the pyrotech from boats
the bes is comet handflare its very good
and for smoke we just steal from the army VERY good smoke grenades...
I don't know if it's legal over there(canada)
But here its illeagal and if ou get caught you get arrsted but the "hooligans"
will never stop using taht wonderfull shit

Bxl Boy · Message par **Bxl Boy** » 07 août 2005 22:34

To Hapoel :
The problem isn't as much the sportive culture than the number
The Ultras Montreal group hasn't enough people to outnumber the “soporific families”, there's only a small gate (125 people, so 1% of the people at the stadium) that they can fill during the good days
Sometimes, we (totally ignored by some members of the direction and considered ike aliens by 90% of people in the stadium) have to deal with people who don't have places elsewhere and want to come in our stand but then complain that there's too much noise...
Welcome to America !

Ultras Hapoel · Message par **Ultras Hapoel** » 07 août 2005 22:52

I think i get what yu are talking about its a bummer but i imagine you give a shit about those people.
how can i buy your ultras scarf???

Daniel · Message par **Daniel** » 08 août 2005 0:15

The scarf should be available near the end of the month. I'm guessing it'll be by Paypal.

Sabre · Message par **Sabre** » 16 juillet 2006 22:59

You guys are the people in general admin? You should try the reserved side, I sit next to where they put the little kid teams, and straight accross from you guys. To drum up some support, my friend and I had a plan to get a flag, and he needs a small but loud drum, then we were going to try and mimick your actions, because you guys sound faint from accross the pitch. Do any of you know where we can find a good drum, because we already have the flag?

penz · Message par **penz** » 16 juillet 2006 23:15

Sabre a écrit :You guys are the people in general admin? You should try the reserved side, I sit next to where they put the little kid teams, and straight accross from you guys. To drum up some support, my friend and I had a plan to get a flag, and he needs a small but loud drum, then we were going to try and mimick your actions, because you guys sound faint from accross the pitch. Do any of you know where we can find a good drum, because we already have the flag?

You can find more info about us at www.ultrasmontreal.com.

To find a drum, here are a couple of places: Steve's Music, Italmelodie, Archambault... I guess any decent size drum will do since you have a roof over your head to help you project the sound.

But hey... the best thing you can possibly do is join us.

Sabre · Message par **Sabre** » 16 juillet 2006 23:37

well, there is little space, and there is a great supply of drums because he is a drummer. We will try that out i guess. ANd you can see our flag after the sounders game maybe, and we are handmaking one from the quebec flag, as long as no one minds us drawing on it. Do you guys have a minimum age requirement?

penz · Message par **penz** » 16 juillet 2006 23:39

Sabre a écrit :Do you guys have a minimum age requirement?

No. Everybody is welcome, guys and girls, young and... less young.

michka · Message par **michka** » 17 juillet 2006 5:23

But here its illeagal and if ou get caught you get arrsted but the "hooligans"
will never stop using taht wonderfull shit[/b][/quote]

Hooliganism have nothing in common with Ultras so please don't mix everything , hooliganism is big shit !

Torontoimpactfan · Message par **Torontoimpactfan** » 20 juillet 2006 13:31

I've always wondered why the Ultras sit in the corner of the GA stands. Why don't they occupy the stands behind the goal at the south end of the field? The proximity to the field is way better than the present location and the pride of true Impact fans are visible to all who attend. They do it in Vancouver, Portland, Chicago, and Liverpool (the original Spion Kop), why not Montreal?

Daniel · Message par **Daniel** » 20 juillet 2006 13:44

Torontoimpactfan a écrit :I've always wondered why the Ultras sit in the corner of the GA stands. Why don't they occupy the stands behind the goal at the south end of the field? The proximity to the field is way better than the present location and the pride of true Impact fans are visible to all who attend. They do it in Vancouver, Portland, Chicago, and Liverpool (the original Spion Kop), why not Montreal?

The stands did not exist prior to the 2004 season and are not open every game.

Torontoimpactfan · Message par **Torontoimpactfan** » 20 juillet 2006 23:29

Daniel a écrit :
Torontoimpactfan a écrit :I've always wondered why the Ultras sit in the corner of the GA stands. Why don't they occupy the stands behind the goal at the south end of the field? The proximity to the field is way better than the present location and the pride of true Impact fans are visible to all who attend. They do it in Vancouver, Portland, Chicago, and Liverpool (the original Spion Kop), why not Montreal?
The stands did not exist prior to the 2004 season and are not open every game.

Yes, I know the stands are new but I didn't know the team didn't open them every game. Does the management wait until the GA stands are full before allowing fan access to the "Kop" seats?

penz · Message par **penz** » 20 juillet 2006 23:34

Torontoimpactfan a écrit :Yes, I know the stands are new but I didn't know the team didn't open them every game. Does the management wait until the GA stands are full before allowing fan access to the "Kop" seats?

Yes exactly.... once they see the GA is full, they open the gate and everyone goes running behind the goal. In my opinion, they should know if they have to open the gate from the start just by looking at ticket sales numbers... But I guess it would be too easy for them, they'd rather wait until a riot is about to happen in the GA before opening the gate...

Torontoimpactfan · Message par **Torontoimpactfan** » 25 juillet 2006 11:05

Yes exactly.... once they see the GA is full, they open the gate and everyone goes running behind the goal. In my opinion, they should know if they have to open the gate from the start just by looking at ticket sales numbers... But I guess it would be too easy for them, they'd rather wait until a riot is about to happen in the GA before opening the gate...

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So all to protect a running track, security waits until GA is bursting before allowing fans to rush the kop seats. I hope the team leaves this bunch of clowns behind when they move to the new stadium.

Daniel · Message par **Daniel** » 25 juillet 2006 13:38

Torontoimpactfan a écrit :Yes exactly.... once they see the GA is full, they open the gate and everyone goes running behind the goal. In my opinion, they should know if they have to open the gate from the start just by looking at ticket sales numbers... But I guess it would be too easy for them, they'd rather wait until a riot is about to happen in the GA before opening the gate...

So all to protect a running track, security waits until GA is bursting before allowing fans to rush the kop seats. I hope the team leaves this bunch of clowns behind when they move to the new stadium.[/quote]

Security is not the one calling the shots for stuff like this.