Bad Boys - Part IV

That guy in the red vest definitely took his time sizing him up before swinging... he got exactly what was coming to him.🙂

Jack Myers2 I can't even start this without knowing what you want me to rewrite. Drop the text and I'll get to work.
Just wondering when Douglas Wright61 is finally gonna drop that report. 😂

I called that asshole Bag of Asses last night.

They're saying an official statement's dropping this Monday.

I wasn't the only one making that call. 😁

Zachary Sullivan2 said:

Gotta say, this crowd's reaction is pretty weak. A few weeks back in San Francisco things got way more intense, and Nose calmed down fast once half his crew stood up to him.

Yeah, he’ll write up what happened eventually, I suppose. It’s just a question of how much of a scene people make over it.
It was just like when the cops had to drag my mom out of the house, totally casual... all while they were twisting the arm of that guy in red.☕

Robert Cooper60 said:Yeah, I gotta write down what happened. No choice. Now the real question is how much people are gonna lose their minds over it.
Just like how the cops had to drag my mom out, totally casual-like... all while they were twisting this guy's arm.☕

Man, he’s practically dating those lowlifes. They basically raised him; I swear he’s shared more kisses with them than I have with my wife in an entire year.

Jesse Campbell said:I wasn't the only one calling him that either. 😁

I know, I caught the whole conversation... my stomach still hurts from laughing.🤣

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The reaction from everyone else in the thread is just pure absurdity. There’s this one photo where you can see Pavasovic and a few others jumping up, but when they were actually tearing into the coach in the comments, he just stood there. It’s funny how, immediately after the game, he was out there handing out jerseys to the very same people who were bashing him just moments before, and they all accepted them without a second thought.

Yesterday was peak when we were absolutely tearing it up for about 7 or 8 minutes at halftime with George and Joe. The whole stadium just sat there soaking up that energy. They didn't even dare play any music over the speakers until we finally quieted down. 🙏🙏🙏

Robert Cooper60 said:Yeah, he’ll write up what happened, he has to. Now the real question is how much drama people are gonna stir up over it.
Just like how the cops had to drag that lady out, all casual-like... while they were twisting the arm of the guy in red.☕

He's just gonna claim he didn't see a thing.🤣🤣

Jesse Campbell said:The peak moment was definitely yesterday when George and Joe and I were absolutely tearing it up during halftime for maybe 7 or 8 minutes straight. The whole stadium was just sitting there, soaking up everything we were throwing at them. They didn't even dare play any music over the PA system until we finally wrapped it up.🙏🙏🙏

hahhahahha yeah right, their jaws were dropping alright, but I don't think it was because they were impressed...

Why is everyone acting so shocked that this guy's lost his mind? Honestly, he probably read that the ceasefire is looking just as pathetic as the people who broke it in the first place...

silentsailor28 said:Why is everyone acting so shocked that he completely lost his mind? He clearly read that the ceasefire was nothing more than a joke, basically just an excuse for those same people to break the peace in the first place...

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lonewolf53 said:Can someone please explain why we're honoring him?

Sure, he could have been anything, but there’s no question he was an agent. So why are we sending this kind of message to an agent?

If Doug caused any damage, he did it to the people who actually built this scene and showed up for his funeral while posting these messages.
Doug was a pioneer of the hooligan scene in Chicago. He laid the groundwork for what this group is today—unlike 98% of the posers on this forum who haven't seen a stadium show outside of a highway exit. Every mistake he made, he made to himself and to us, mostly out of pure naivety and missing the boat on how the world actually works. And let's be real: his name and his death were exploited by the biggest vultures to ever walk the earth.
Regardless, it's just basic human decency to give him a final tribute at the end of it all. No matter what.

Jesse Campbell said:The highlight of yesterday was definitely that stretch around halftime. For about seven or eight minutes, Jack and George were leading us in those chants, and the whole stadium just sat there, soaking up the energy we were throwing out. They didn't even try to release any music over the PA system until we finally quieted down. 🙏🙏🙏

You should probably show some gratitude—especially toward the guy actually playing the music. For God's sake. ☕

Personally, I think they did play music during the halftime show, it's just that the sound system was absolutely pathetic yesterday.

Olivia Kelly22 said:If Dustin caused any harm, he did it to the very people who wrote this post, raised him up, and attended his funeral.
Dustin was essentially a pioneer of hooliganism in Washington, D.C., and one of the guys who laid the groundwork for the group we see today—unlike the 98% of the local fans here who haven't traveled further than the interstate. Any mistakes he made were directed at us and himself, mostly stemming from a certain naivety and missed opportunities; I guess he just never quite grasped how much the world has changed since then. Another thing is that his name and his passing were exploited for profit by some of the biggest vultures to ever walk the earth.
Regardless of all that, from a purely human and moral standpoint, it makes sense for the supporters to give him one last tribute at the end of everything. No matter what.

Short, sweet, and spot on.

Honestly, they really ought to close this thread about Dustin. Everything that needed to be said has been covered over the last few days, and frankly, we as a group don't owe anyone an explanation for our actions.🤷

Ronald Hayes4 said:The reaction from everyone else in the stands was honestly nothing short of ridiculous... there’s even a photo showing Pavacic and a few others jumping up, but once they started criticizing the coach's son, he just went right ahead and handed out jerseys after the game, and everyone accepted them with open arms!

He actually handed out the jerseys, didn't he? 🤷

A total bunch of idiots.