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Our Flag of the Match for Saturday, August 29 against Charlotte FC is the Bisexual Pride Flag.

First unveiled in 1998, the bisexual flag was created to increase the visibility of bisexuals among society as a whole and within the LGBTQ+ community. The pink bar represents attraction to the same gender while the blue bar represents attraction to the opposite gender. The purple bar is created by the overlap of the two and represents attraction to multiple genders. The flag was designed by Michael Page based on a previous design by Liz Nania.

Here it is, our Drink of the Match for Saturday, August 29 against Charlotte FC.

We're closing out the month with a rivalry match versus Charlotte FC. This drink of the match encompasses EXACTLY what Atlanta United is going to do on the pitch - Give 'Em the Blues! This gin-based cocktail is both sweet and tart featuring the floral notes of lavender and butterfly pea flower.

You know you're not going to get this anywhere else in Lot 17, so be sure to stop by the Spiked Bar by All Stripes and grab one on Saturday!

It doesn't matter how good or bad the team is, a match against Charlotte FC always promises to be a fight. That's why we're closing out the month with a Rivalry Tailgate! Come out and join us for a great time with great folks. The party starts at 3:30pm and goes until last call at 6:00pm. The Chant Circle starts at 6:15pm followed by the Supporters March at 6:30pm. It's free to attend the tailgate and everyone is always welcome. Drink tickets are available for a small donation. We can't wait to see you there!

A lead at the half always makes for a great time. Let’s make this 3 in a row! We had a fantastic time hanging out with all you beautiful people. We do this every match! Make sure to join us behind Section 106!

We're so much more than a Supporters' Group - we're a community here for you to feel safe and welcome. Come out today and see for yourself! The festivities kick off at 4:00 in Lot 17. Search All Stripes Tailgate on Apple Maps, Google Maps, or Waze for directions.

We're proud to announce our Golden Spike Carrier for Sunday, August 23 will be Norbert Birman.

Norbert never considered himself a soccer fan until he attended his first Atlanta United match. Since then he's been an avid fan. Norbert joint All Stripes in 2020 after randomly finding the group at the only home match of the season. Norbert cites our halftime meetups as one of his favorite traditions because he's able to see old friends and meet new ones. He served as President of All Stripes in 2023 and 2024 right after we gained official recognition as a supporters group of Atlanta United FC. Since then, he has continued to be involved by volunteering at our tailgates and at our Pride events. Norbert also serves as a capo with The Pit.

Congratulations, Norbert, and thank you for your contributions to All Stripes and the Atlanta United supporters community.

The only thing scarier than Stian Gregersen's physical defense is the Sunday scaries. As such, a Sunday matchday calls for a drink that will help you forget that the workweek is a mere hours away. This espresso martini twist is light, refreshing and paired with cold brew coffee to help energize you for 90 mins as we cheer Atlanta United on to victory. Time to clock in All Stripes!!

Our Flag of the Match for Sunday, August 23 against Sporting Kansas City is the Polyamory Pride Flag.

Polyamory refers to individuals who have romantic relationships with multiple people at the same time with the knowledge and consent of all involved. These relationships often include individuals of various sexual and gender identities. The first Polyamory Pride Flag was designed in 1995 using MS Paint. The rudimentary design was made by Jim Evans who saw how similar flags in the LGBTQ+ community were forging a sense of community and common identity. While there were complaints about the original design from the beginning, it wasn't until May 2021 that the advocacy group PolyAmProud launched a campaign to find a replacement. After multiple rounds of voting among their members, the current version was selected and began being used to represent the polyamorous community. This iteration of the flag features three bars - blue representing openness and honesty, red representing love and passion, and purple representing solidarity within the community. Imposed on these bars is a white chevron representing growth and the non-traditional nature of these relationships with a golden heart on top representing love in all its forms.

We're a little late with our post, but we want to make sure we celebrate our Golden Spike Carrier for the match against Red Bull New York, Adam Caskey!

Adam is a first-year member of All Stripes but he's been a fan of Atlanta United since the very beginning. After deciding he wanted to be more actively involved in the supporters' community, he came out to our first watch party of the season against San Jose. He said the passion for Atlanta United and the warm welcoming atmosphere made it clear that All Stripes was a good fit. Adam says the community and friendships are what he enjoys the most. "I've met so many great people in the group, and I seem to make new friends every single match. Friendships that span well beyond the 90 minutes of game time."

Congratulations, Adam, and thank you so much for your passion and dedication to All Stripes and the Atlanta United community.