Bad Boys - Part IV

Anonymous said:zvezda-dinamo 1989

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A5qQw8c5CqY

I was right there in the east stands during that match... just a nightmare. The sheer hatred directed at the three of us... such pure rage. We were too terrified to even budge, let alone try to find an exit. We just stood there, trapped in the middle of those agitated mobs celebrating while the tension boiled over... probably about two years later, those same groups were out burning down Small Town, USA...

There was an article published in the print edition...

Now, we need to get this sent over so they put a correction on the front page stating that the Boys didn't cause any of that trouble. If someone is trying to frame them, the group is ready to file a lawsuit for damages and defamation against the publication🙂

I’m just waiting for the next sensationalist script about American soccer and its fans—you know, those folks who can't even make it to European stadiums because the club won't issue them a single travel voucher, yet somehow, every single news outlet is blaming THEM for getting into scraps with some Moldovan side 🙏

The damage to this group is already done. All thanks to the constant stream of lies being published 🙂 over and over again 🤷
If this were happening to the supporters in a city like Miami, there would already be a massive lawsuit filed against most of these media outlets 🙂... And as for that lovely little line claiming they "provoke unrest and disgrace their club wherever they go"? Well, they'll have to explain that one in court 🙂 🙏 🙏 🙏 🙏

Go ahead and file the complaint then

Scott Harris6 said:There was an article published in the print edition...

So, now they can try to run a headline claiming the Boys didn't cause any trouble? If someone tries to pin that on them, the group's legal team will be filing a lawsuit for damages and defamation before you can blink. Is that how we're playing it now?🙂

And there was an article about it in the New York Post too...

John Martin18 said:Boy, I honestly can't tell if you're just acting provocatively indifferent or if that's just how you were born (no offense...), but yeah, obviously soccer isn't the most pressing issue in this absolute joke of a country—if we're using that analogy—but where else are we gonna talk about soccer if not on a fan forum? Like, seriously... who else is even talking about the game when everything just revolves around Mamić. Raspa:
(and look, we shouldn't exactly jump from a fan forum straight into deep philosophy🤣)
And what was your point there?... because from what I can see, you're stubbornly clinging to some neutral stance that you probably don't even need.
And which idiot posted this clip... honestly, they must have just messed up, because no sane person would be walking around in a jacket and a t-shirt, sweating through their clothes in the middle of a summer heatwave... and for what purpose, goddamn idiots? Was it that site Index again?😍

So here I am, a Dynamo fan for decades now, someone who used to stay up all night or go through whatever rituals necessary to stay positive before big games, and suddenly today I catch myself casually watching the match in a cafe while playing cards with the guys(just glancing at the screen occasionally)—that's how much they've killed my passion and pushed me away from the club... bit by bit, month after month, year after year... and I'm actually afraid I won't live to see the day when I can proudly identify with them like I used to back in the day... maybe it's just a generational shift, maybe that's just how it goes... but watching the game with a group of guys who don't know a damn thing about Mamić, I'm still glad we crushed them (man, it makes my skin crawl just thinking about all those players we sold off). "Oh, there won't be any more selling, I promise you..." (you know damn well I'm lying)...

That's fine...
maybe you've just grown up and realized that soccer, Dynamo, and Mamić aren't the most important things in life...

Nathan Foster23 said:Just file a lawsuit against all the news outlets; every single one of them ran the story and trashed the group.

So you think if someone gets dragged through the mud with nothing but slander and zero proof, they should just sue?

Yeah, I'm on board with that.

Red Star vs. Dynamo 1989

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A5qQw8c5CqY

William Martin42 said:....

God, where are you even going with this, and who exactly are you trying to convince when it’s clearly not working? If the Dynamo situation and Mamić aren't actually "the biggest deal" to you, then I honestly don't get why you're constantly whining and dragging everyone else down with your endless nonsense about it.

EVERYONE IN CHICAGO !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

The U15s made it all the way to the Premier League 2013 finals!!

TOMORROW AT 9 AM... KRANJČA IS UP!
GET EVERYTHING READY EXCEPT FOR THE COASTAL DEFENSES!

AUSTRIA VIENNA!

I am fully expecting the board at Dinamo Chicago to issue a ban on visiting supporters traveling to Vienna. Honestly, it’ll probably be a relief for the locals over there, too, given their rather checkered history with Chelsea FC 😁

"What kind of chaos is this? We're expecting five thousand Bad Boys to carry us straight to a victory so we can all celebrate making it into the Champions League together." - Jurčić 😁

Hopefully, the front office will actually show some common sense this time and refrain from slapping us with any arbitrary bans—it would be nice if they realized that having a few thousand extra voices in the stands could actually push us toward the Champions League, especially if we pull off a narrow win in Washington, D.C.! Our strength lies in our unity—ALL IN KRANJAC!

5000? I wonder what's actually going on at Madison Square Garden🤷🤣🤣

Don't even hold your breath hoping they won't invent every possible way to grind everything to a halt.
By now, you really should have learned just what kind of idiots we're dealing with.

Mamic can sense how they might kick Real Madrid out of European competition, so he’s doing everything in his power to make sure you guys take the fall for it. And yet, here you are, still cheering for him, for his squad, and for his cash. I get that Real Madrid belongs to you, but does any of this even make sense anymore? Maybe the only real chance we had was if Mamic went broke—if he realized he couldn't just keep pouring money into Real Madrid because losing two years of European revenue means he wouldn't be able to afford those high-priced players. I’m honestly worried that you won't be able to push him out at all. The stuff he’s reading today over in Washington, D.C., makes it sound like the federal authorities are complaining about how organizations like Real Madrid or Barcelona aren't paying their fair share of taxes, which might lead to their status being revoked. It’ll probably happen to Real Madrid too, but at the end of the day, Mamic has already lined his pockets so deep there's no end in sight. It’s going to be tough to get rid of him. Regular people look at him like some kind of god; even if he is a thief, who cares, as long as there's bread on the table and football to watch? You know, presidents of big corporations, billionaires from New York or LA... they all found their way to massive wealth through shady means, but everyone loves them anyway. Nobody looks at the past or asks where the money actually came from. Winning is what matters, even if it’s dirty or bought. I don't know how you're going to handle this moving forward. The police will come after you, but they won't touch him. It's common knowledge that the system protects the powerful. Mamic is smart; he surrounds himself with the right people—the courts, the police, the heavy hitters—to protect his interests. But those interests are expensive. As long as the money keeps flowing, everything stays quiet. But once that tap gets turned off? That’s when the real trouble starts. That's when he becomes vulnerable. Closing that tap is the key, but honestly, it feels like things will just go exactly how he wants them to, regardless of what we think. If you guys hadn't been so obsessed with taking down the guy from the mountains, maybe you could be celebrating a higher goal by now. I don't know, maybe I'm looking at this wrong, but it feels absurd to keep rooting for a club like this and catering to Mamic like he's your boss. He's the one pulling the strings the whole time.

rapidlynx9 said:Mamic basically senses how they could kick Real Madrid out of European competition—and then he just goes all out to make sure you guys take the fall for it. And what do you do? You're still out there cheering for him, his squad, and his money. I get that it's your Real Madrid, but does any of this actually make sense? Honestly, maybe the only chance we’d have is if Mamic went broke—that’s the only way he wouldn't be able to keep pumping cash into the club, because let's face it, he couldn't afford those high-priced players if they were banned from Europe for two years. I’m worried you guys won't find a way to boot him at all. Even that stuff he's reading about in Washington, D.C. today—where the European Commission is supposedly complaining that organizations like Real Madrid and Barcelona aren't paying their taxes properly, which might lead to them losing certain privileges—well, that'll probably hit Real Madrid too. But either way, Mamic is already swimming in cash, so there's no end in sight. It's tough to imagine anyone actually getting rid of him. Regular people just look at him like some kind of deity—even if he is a thief, who cares, as long as there's bread and football, right? Who knows... the heads of big corporations, the billionaires in Kyiv and everywhere else, they all got their hands on money through shady means, yet everyone loves them. Nobody looks at the past or asks where the cash came from; all that matters is the win, even if it was rigged or bought. I don't know how you guys are going to handle it—the police will screw you over, but they won't touch him. It's common knowledge that the system protects the powerful. Mamic is smart; he surrounds himself with the right people, the courts, the police—he's protected his interests perfectly. But those interests are expensive. As long as the money keeps flowing, everything stays quiet. If the tap shuts off, that's when he becomes vulnerable. Closing that tap is the goal, but honestly, it feels like things will just go exactly how he wants them to—regardless of what we think. If you guys had just stood up against that crazy guy, maybe you could be celebrating by now, chasing the bigger picture. Or maybe I'm wrong. But it's just absurd—cheering for a Real Madrid run by him and catering to his whims like you're his little minions.

If they kicked Real Madrid out of Europe, it would backfire and only hurt us. That would be playing right into his hands. His whole goal is to shut down the group—the only real opposition to the mafia. Not to mention, we'd just end up facing a mountain of new bans, and we'd lose the support of the masses—the very people we need behind us, even if we don't always get it. Because tomorrow, when he finally exits, do we really want to be just a few hundred members deciding the leadership? There's still a tiny shred of Real Madrid left in us—the kind of spirit that makes you tear your vocal cords out for the badge. We need to give it everything, catch both him and the public by surprise, and do it without a single incident. Just Real Madrid. That's our only shot at a better future. Hardcore, no compromises, but totally rational. UNTIL THE VERY LAST MAN!

fadedfox17 said:The cadets made it to the Nika Premier Cupa 2013 finals!!

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