Bad Boys - Part IV

13h Quartic!!

Everyone to East !!!

Jesse Campbell said:Ugh, please. The weekend before that, some guys flipped a car onto its roof and torched it.

This is seriously unnecessary! This sarcastic mocking of people asking relatively normal questions doesn't help anyone...

Let me be clear. Absolutely, 100%, I am on the side of the Bad Boys and ZZD. I’ll argue with anyone who thinks differently just to try and pull them over to our side... but we shouldn't run away from stuff like this. In fact, we need to address it in a way that keeps those elements to an absolute minimum. Denying the fact that there are extremists among the fans—to put it mildly—is counterproductive. It just pushes regular people away from the group's positive vibes. The sooner we get that, the better for everyone. I've personally dealt with all kinds of stupid, unnecessary bullshit in the East !!!, and I'm telling you, that kind of behavior does zero favors in this messed-up fight. Let's just chill out, people. We need to rein in the "aggressive" crowd within our own ranks because it's hurting us. Anyone who can't see that these incidents work against us is a fool...

What's even the point of this post? Stop laughing at every single question or giving sarcastic "what do you know?" answers. Just give a mature response. The guy asked a legitimate question, period. Why does every single person who asks something that isn't perfectly aligned with our agenda have to be met with negativity? Every damn time!!! I personally saw a guy from the old North side beat someone up on a subway over something totally trivial. For what? And if someone else had asked about that specific incident, we'd probably see more sarcastic replies... We have to realize that we need to win over the neutrals by clearly explaining that the group stands against that behavior, instead of burying our heads in the sand and playing dumb just to defend someone simply because they're "one of ours."

I’m not even speaking as a member of BBB here—I’m talking as an American citizen who’s fed up with everyone obsessing over trivial nonsense while ignoring the massive issues facing this country. And honestly, as part of BBB, I don't have the slightest interest in lecturing anyone on how to act in this messed-up nation. It actually surprises me how sane and decent the younger generation stays, given everything else.

And what's this idea that we need to be "polite" just to get support? People don't owe us anything. They need to support a decent Real Madrid, their Real Madrid. They should do it for themselves and for the club, not for us... BBB is just one of a thousand supporter groups you'll find across Europe; nothing special or uniquely annoying to the average person. But we’re a billion times better when it comes to actually standing for something.

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William Williams21 said:He’s actually reaching out to me😉😂 Go ask some of the old-timers what actually went down during that 1978/1979 season.
You can find a full breakdown online, or even in one of our group's old fanzines!

Yeah, alright.

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The cops 🙏 were out in force, almost like they were at the big derby on December 1st. 🙏
Barricades everywhere around the entrance, right by where they were tearing into people and shouting at the fans near the tents—that's exactly what our money is being wasted on 🙏 while the state treats us like public enemy number one. Despite all the bans and refusing to let kids in without an ID, they just keep driving ticket prices up and pushing more people away 🙏.

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Honestly, those security guards in those hideous orange vests just loitering on the stairs drive me absolutely up the wall. 🙂🙂
As far as everything going down today, I don't even have the words for it; we just move on.
Everyone to Miami!

Major props to the young guys for putting up with this crap, honestly, I’ve got nothing but respect for them.🙏

Leaving the stadium while singing at the top of our lungs—that's what life is all about. 😍
The energy there was even more intense than at the US-Mexico rivalry match. 😲

I’ve got this feeling that the old guard isn't just playing games anymore—it feels personal. They’re specifically targeting the younger guys, probably trying to crush their spirit so they stop showing up to the games altogether.

Does anyone actually have a headcount on how many cops were out there today? Because this is some next-level taxpayer money being flushed down the toilet just to protect one big-shot leader—honestly, you don't even see this kind of overkill in North Korea. And get this: they intentionally blocked the south entrance just to force everyone to shuffle through the other side during the second half. People were stuck lining up for over an hour because some damn journalist decided to broadcast the whole mess.

Zachary Sullivan2 said:I don't know, feels like the old guard isn't even hitting the veterans that hard anymore. They mostly just mess with the younger guys, probably trying to kill their vibe before they even show up to the stadium.

Today proved they’re screwing over the older crowd too. This whole thing is freaking mental. 🙂

neonraven112 said:Anyone got the stats on how many cops were out today? This level of spending just to protect one big leader is insane—even North Korea isn't this extra. They intentionally blocked the south entrance just to force everyone through the other side. People were bottlenecked for over an hour, at least, according to some reporter.

I don't think I've ever seen this much police presence at a game or even in the city. Especially not for a matchup like this.

Goddammit, it's pathetic seeing this bankrupt country throw money away just to intimidate Mamić's opposition. 🙂

But hey, it works. That little rat is backed into a corner now and he's gonna bite, but being cornered won't save him...

Honestly, massive respect to everyone putting up with this absolute circus...
Today I’m getting off the bus and seeing ten kids hanging off the wall like they're straight out of some gritty crime drama...
The score is 1:1... I ended up counting about 30 cops patrolling the courtyard...

The government is drowning in debt, the deficit is through the roof by billions of dollars, but somehow there's always plenty of cash lying around for this kind of overtime policing... what a complete disaster of a country...

At this point, it doesn't even feel like it's just about fighting Mamić anymore; it's clearly a fight against the whole system—this twisted, old-school socialist-style setup...

Once again, hats off to everyone walking with their heads held high despite being harassed like this!

Side comments on the other video??? What, you didn't bother filming the commentators too?

This is honestly getting ridiculous. There’s barely any police presence even for the big derby. The roster is bloated again, too. I don't even know what the hell reporters are typing lately, trying to turn this into some massive headline when it’s clearly just a waste of taxpayer money. I mean, I’ve kind of gotten used to the chaos, but that watery mess they set up right in front of me? I just can't wrap my head around it 🙂🙂🙂🙂🙂
Kudos to everyone out there, let's keep pushing! Everyone to Miami!!

There was this water hydrant sitting right by the entrance to Yankee Stadium. My wife and kid look at me like I’ve lost my mind, asking what the hell it's for. I told them it's basically there to stop people from sprinting across the street when the light's red—and just in case a herd of elephants decides to march into the city.

Zachary Sullivan2 said:Side comments on another video??? What, didn't you record the commentators too?

It's wild how many people there are.

I almost got kicked out of a West Coast bar recently just because I told some guy to stop talking nonsense.

But listening to this stuff is just exhausting. It's honestly unbelievable.

Zachary Sullivan2 said:So there’s a water cannon sitting right at the entrance to the woods by Yankee Stadium. My wife and kid are looking at me like, "What even is that?" I had to explain it's just there to stop people from darting across the street when the light's red—or you know, in case a herd of elephants decides to march into downtown.

Yeah, I wouldn't have bet a dime on a water cannon being 1.12 odds during the derby, yet here they are, parked right at the entrance to Yankee Stadium.

And there's a massive line of cars idling near the east side, backed up almost all the way to Hondlov's street.