Author: San Jose Ultras

Boycott Qatar

From day one, we’ve been the group Don Garber hated the most. He despised our independent voice and refusal to be the league’s puppets. He tried to get rid of us for years. Despite that, when Don Garber was battling cancer, we were the only group to make a banner of support for him. It…
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The Superleague and Qatar

Soccer was stolen from us years ago and turned into a gigantic corporate business meant to make the rich richer and push the poor away. 4th place teams from the rich countries were allowed to participate in the ironically named Champions League, while the actual champions from poor European countries were consistently pushed away from…
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Aiding Our Community

Our 17-year anniversary is around the corner on April 19th. Since we are unable to be in the stands as usual, we decided to celebrate the occasion differently by organizing a project to show our gratitude for some of the people in our community who are working hard on the front line at great personal…
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A Letter to Our Community

Dear SJ Earthquakes Community, We are all in this together. Quakes fans, Bay Area residents, Americans, and human beings. Tough times filled with uncertainty, fear, but also hope. Throughout the years we’ve been giving it all of the Quakes: singing, waving flags, making tifo, traveling members of our local communities, we have been trying to…
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Almeyda’s Treatment

It’s well known that our group has been a target for this league since day one. We’ve always been independent, outspoken, and have stuck by our principles… qualities that this league seems eager to relentlessly suppress. Our reward for daring not to be like the majority of the manufactured fanbases and plastic groups of puppets…
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The Stanford Atmosphere

No tifo. No flags. No smoke. Not even streamers. Dull, colorless, boring atmosphere. Definitely not our idea for such a big game as the Cali Clasico. Everything is a safety hazard, every single move is micromanaged. Every “violation” brings lengthy bans. Passion, honesty, sacrifice, and loyalty are seen as negative traits in the increasingly corporate…
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Our Trip to Reno

Friday 2/8: We headed to Reno to support our team in what most would call a “meaningless” friendly. Despite the weather advisory and the DOT urging people not to drive over the Sierras, we decided to go anyway. It was a 5 to 7-hour drive for those who were lucky enough to take the day…
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Looking Forward to Next Year

We hope you all took a good look around you in the stands during those long losing streaks this season. You might have had a hard time seeing those sitting or standing near you, because there were too many empty seats between you. More and more each game. There was a lot of ugliness. Sad…
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The 2018 Season

This season has undoubtedly been an absolute disappointment and disgrace. It appears that many of the people working for our club are not familiar with what this organization is about and what it represents. Consequently, this club is rapidly losing its identity. Despite never having been a trophy-winning machine, The Earthquakes have always had a…
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Tonight’s Protest

Supporting a team that is consistently one of the worst in the entire league season after season teaches you a lot about patience. You learn to deal with little things like not making the playoffs in years, own goals, idiotic red cards, losing derbies, etc. We will NEVER have patience for a lack of effort,…
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