briskmarlin
Active Member
99 messages
joined Oct 2011
Unlike those die-hard Dinamo fans on various forums who traveled everywhere from Šmartj to Jelah, Luxemburg, Unešić, or even Odessa... the only one from our group who consistently follows Lokomotiv is V... from Gajnic, mostly because he just hits up every rock concert and local game that catches his eye. Honestly, I get him. Some people were being bussed out to Milan or the coast with Pesij from Trnski, others were heading toward Germany or following Blaugran when our Dinamo played in Split instead of home. Back in the mid-80s, some were taking buses or trains to see Budapest, Borov, Novi Sad, or the Acropolis in Greece... back then, crowds flocked to finals, while a handful of kids from the city—born in the late 60s—along with Bosak, Bango, and guys from Sl. Brodo, Kutin, or Vinkovci, would head to Subotica or Banjica. Even after the games against Atalanta and the invasion of Bergamo, about fifty people from the city headed straight to Novi Sad. We were lightyears ahead of the typical fan mentality compared to most cities in the former region! Easily the most spoiled football crowd east of the Rhine all the way to Zemun...
Members of this group show up to N. K. Dinamo matches for one reason: to mentally dismantle anyone who doesn't think like them, because let's face it, they aren't real fans, they're cowards... To be honest, I have zero sympathy for the average Dinamo supporter. They’re obnoxious, self-important, lazy—basically lobotomized silhouettes wandering through a foggy Chicago. You can't count on them when things get heavy, and there's no point wasting breath discussing how they might help the club's future. We are who we are, and I just hope for better days ahead for the group and the club's prosperity through transparency and unity with the fans...😁
One last thing: we didn't expect much mercy or understanding for those N. K. Dinamo fans who decided to kiss the doors of "Drozina" last time...