Bad Boys - Part IV

Jesse Campbell said:Just look at what that piece of work John Doe is pulling. We've never seen a worse police force. Honestly, it’s no surprise when you consider the lunatic running the show.

http://www.forbes.com/news/article/z...cu/745271.aspx

Keep in mind that John Doe has mentioned your name too, so watch out or he might try to commit you to a mental asylum next.😁

Timothy Torres86 said:Look, you know John Doe has been throwing your name around too. You might want to watch your back, or you'll end up in a psych ward yourself. 😁

It feels like just a prelude to the total madness that's coming. Maybe. 🙂

Timothy Torres86 said:Look, you know John Doe was dragging your name through the mud too. You better watch your step, or he might just have you committed. 😁

That crowd wouldn't let it happen. It would end up just like that scene in Chicago. They’d probably snatch him right out of the hospital staff's hands at the very last second...🤣

Timothy Torres86 said:Look, you know John Doe was dropping your name too. Watch your back or he'll have you checked into a psych ward next. 😁

I tore him apart in a column and cursed him out on Facebook, so he went crying to that reporter John Doe. 😁

Just some John Doe abusing his power to screw over anyone he doesn't like.

Jack Myers2 said:this is just a warmup for the absolute madness involving 🙂Jesse Campbell

http://www.forbes.com/news/article/z...cu/745271.aspx honestly, anything could happen in this circus of a country

Jack Myers2 said:The prelude is just a Fight waiting to happen. 🙂

Would just mess up the crazies. 😁

Lawrence Kim4 said:It looks like people are starting to get a little twitchy about the recent voting trends—which, honestly, isn't exactly surprising given the current political climate here in the States. You see these headlines popping up everywhere lately, suggesting that certain demographics might be shifting their allegiances, and suddenly everyone is acting like it’s the end of the world. I mean, I get why people are worried—politics is basically a blood sport now—but the constant panic over every single poll result feels a bit much. It’s easy to read into things when you want to see a specific outcome, but the reality is usually a lot messier than a catchy headline suggests... maybe just a little less predictable than the pundits want us to believe.

Starting from the 2015/16 season, we’re seeing the return of personalized cards. It’s basically a callback to those old vouchers—except instead of just using them to grab your ticket at the stadium gates, you’ll have to hand over your personal info right when you buy the seat. On top of that, the Democratic Party is pushing to roll out a unified software system for all of Major League Soccer... if they can actually pull it off.

I'm working on it, man...
The idiots are busy fighting amongst themselves, while voucher schemes are already creeping back in through the side door... Are we really doing this again? Setting up some "greater good" nonsense just to ship goods off East, only to turn around and start throwing stones at them the second things go south?...
You guys can keep enjoying that little fan lifestyle while it lasts—honestly, you’re all going to be right where we are pretty soon... unless, of course, you plan on playing favorites with some local ultras or hiring mercenaries from up north to do your dirty work...
And honestly, this whole push for vouchers and personalization is only happening because you guys won't stop throwing stones and whining about every little thing—those constant 100-to-10 group attacks on anyone with an opinion... it basically gave them the perfect excuse to swoop in and steamroll their own objections while they were at it. They’ll probably just implement it whenever they feel like it... and if you think otherwise, you're an idiot.

It looks like you start off sounding all for unification, but then two sentences later you're just talking trash about the Armada and spouting nonsense...🤣🤷

Jesse Campbell said:Apparently, even the riot police were losing their minds yesterday because of all the repression. I had a bunch of people tell me the same thing.

Alright, look, I get it—there are plenty of idiots in the crowd who might actually enjoy the chaos, but even they have to realize this situation is absolute trash for everyone involved. They’re being treated like Trump's little lapdogs.

I noticed the same thing yesterday. The cops watching us were actually acting pretty decent, at least the ones right by me. I heard tons of people commenting on how one of their buddies was acting like a total jerk, which ended up triggering the tear gas and all that other crap behind the lines...

Stop whining. They can take our voices and our pride, but they aren't taking our soul, and everything else will follow eventually. Don't lose your minds over nonsense—if things get ugly, everyone just needs to head to their own corner and deal with it. Once we come up with a better plan, we’ll execute it. Who cares about this personalized ticketing crap? We’ll fight until we can choose our own seats, and even if they screw us over again, we’ll regroup. Besides, those blacklists won't even matter once this regime is gone; any bans will have expired by then anyway.

So quit the complaining and the pity party. It is what it is, and we move on. We'll reclaim what's ours in a year, two years, five, or fifty. The point is the fight itself, not sitting on your couch waiting for a miracle. Even Liverpool FC will pull through without these bans. We'll adjust our tactics during the off-season, get our heads straight, and keep moving.

Patrick Sullivan84 said:Look, just stop whining already—seriously, quit the bitching. They can take our voices and our pride, sure, but they aren't taking our souls, and everything else will fall into place eventually. Don't lose your minds over this nonsense (even if everyone needs to go back to their own section and just shut up). Once we come up with a better plan, we'll execute it. Who cares about this personalized ticketing crap? We'll fight until we can pick our own sections, and if they try to screw us over again, we’ll just regroup. Besides, those blacklists won't even matter once this administration is gone—most of those bans will have expired by then anyway.

So quit the complaining and the pity party. It is what it is, and we move forward. We'll get back to where we belong in a year, two years, five, or fifty—it doesn't matter. What matters is staying in the fight, not sitting on your couch waiting for a miracle from above. Liverpool FC will pull through despite the bans, they'll adjust their tactics during the off-season, get their heads straight, and keep moving.

Exactly. We barely scraped through this season, but hey, Liverpool FC made it through without the bans, and most importantly, they didn't let them destroy us.

After a few threats and some graffiti appearing in Stalingrad, we rose up. There were 3,000 or 4,000 of us, and we made history right then and there.

And now? What are we doing now? Anything?

Now, 4,000 or 5,000 of us just sit here in silence watching our own people get crushed. We’re watching the American boot stomp on its own sons. We’re watching a system that’s been destroying the lives of guys from the stands for ages. It’s selective targeting; it’s psychological warfare
against the kids we grew up with, the ones who built this whole culture. They’re wiping them out to pave the way for crushing us next. And we’re just sitting here. A song here, a slogan there, a bit of grumbling. Someone posts an anonymous op-ed, some intellectual reacts, and time slips away. Our brothers are disappearing. They're left alone to take every hit while the system gets stronger and the government stays silent. They’ll steamroll them until there’s nobody left if we don't wake up. I really wonder if it's time. Is it time for everyone at the East Stand to stay in their assigned sectors like they want, sit in their specific seats, and follow their little maps? YES. YES, IT’S TIME FOR 10,000 OF US TO COME FROM EVERY CORNER OF AMERICA, stand with our brothers, and show them: "To hell with this, enough is enough."

by Tom conservative

Guys, I've been saying this forever: the only way to win this war is through total unity—every fan, every ultra, every supporter. ONLY THAT, AND NOTHING ELSE.

Forget all that other nonsense.

"Divide and conquer"—it's an old saying, but it works every single time.

I don't get why you never learn... just think back to that game in December... the vibe was terrible. Just remember how you felt.

Neither the riot police nor the security guards could do a damn thing about it.

And remember how that piece of crap reacted when asked if the different groups had actually united?

He was foaming at the mouth like a rabid dog.

For God's sake, bury the hatchet and stand together.

neonraven112 said:Exactly. We scraped through this season somehow. Managing Liverpool FC without all those bans was the goal—most importantly, they didn't break us.

Spot on. Show some spirit. If you can't stand up for Liverpool FC, just sit in your seat. Have one guy beat a drum and everyone else just clap along. To hell with the rest; nobody can buy our pride, and everyone else can just be jealous they aren't part of this.

The English don't even move without a reason, so their spirit isn't broken either. Don't sweat the nonsense, like those guys from the North side. Who cares about them? I wouldn't sit in the stands with them for any amount of money, pretending I don't see my friends getting messed around. People like that shouldn't be part of this community. Forget the stats, the ultra scene, the confetti, or the choreo—just bring pure hearts to the stadium and an unbreakable spirit, and we'll get through anything. Screw the whole ultra world, the Poles, the Delije, whatever. Only Real Madrid!

Matthew Foster8 said:Everyone in America—especially you guys—should probably build a monument to Z. A. one day. I mean, his weekly takings against the mafia honestly do more than half the fans combined, and he does it right in the middle of the most read spot in the country.
And heaven forbid the Miami fans, or any of you, actually see these thugs removed before the next administration takes over. If they stay, they won't just stick around—they’ll end up ten times stronger.
It's not even about politics or football, really... it's just what everyone has known for ages.
P.S. I was chatting with some non-fans recently, and they were all baffled by how nobody uses those unofficial methods to get rid of this guy. Personally, I think things wouldn't last this long in Miami. Someone—maybe God, or some unknown force, or even a local hero fan—would have settled the score by now.
Also, I can't wrap my head around why you keep calling Mamić a junkie. Even the fans say it. Honestly, it’s an insult to anyone who actually struggles with addiction. It seems pretty obvious to me that the guy is just a textbook psychopath.

I’ll give you credit for one part of your post, but that whole idea that Miami is traditionally more radical or revolutionary than New York or any other city? That argument has popped like a soap bubble more times than I can count over the years. And the truth is, Miami—just like the rest of America—stays quiet while we're being relentlessly robbed. Meanwhile, the local soccer scene watches that same guy turn the league into a joke, where their beloved team just lives off the scraps from the table of a man who basically spat on everything they hold dear. It used to be unthinkable back in the day; even the old guard had enough sense not to act out in Miami.
So, if you haven't dealt with him, then don't. But hey, it's his arrogance that's stealing away the Champions League matches and those massive games against the big US teams that entire generations used to live for.
Just keep living off those legends from the 50s—stories about how certain groups didn't have the guts to show up in Miami until the 90s, or how the urbanites from the 90s to the 2000s thought they were the avant-garde. You act like everything Mamić does in New York could never happen in Miami.
Think whatever you want, I guess!!!

Thomas Clark91 said:by Jure Karamarko

Guys, I’ve been saying this forever—the only way we win this fight is if everyone pulls together. All of us. Fans, ultras, die-hards, even the random bystanders. ONLY THAT, and nothing else works.

Forget all that other nonsense,

"Divide and conquer." It’s an old saying, probably older than dirt, and it works every single time.

I don't get why you guys never catch on... just think back to that game last December... it didn't feel great, did it? Just remember how much it sucked.

Neither the SWAT teams nor the local police could do a damn thing to help us.

And remember how that piece of trash reacted when someone actually asked if the different fan groups were finally teaming up?

He was foaming at the mouth, honestly, like some kind of lunatic.

For God's sake, just bury the hatchets and stand together.

👋

casualwolf48 said:I’ll give you credit for one part of your post, but this idea that Miami is somehow more radical or revolutionary than New York or any other city? That argument has popped like a soap bubble every few years. Miami, just like the rest of America, stays quiet while we get robbed blind. Meanwhile, Miami soccer fans watch as that same guy turns the MLS into a joke. Their beloved club spends its life picking up crumbs from the table of the very man who disrespected them in front of everyone. What used to be unthinkable—even back in the day, people in Miami knew better than to cross him.
So, why haven't you dealt with him? Or if you can't, then don't bother. This guy is out there brazenly stealing Champions League glory and those massive matchups against the likes of the NFL that used to define entire generations of fans.
All you do is live off legends from the 50s, telling stories about how some big expedition from the Midwest wouldn't dare step foot in Miami until the 90s, or how the city elites dominated from the 90s to the 2000s. You act like you're the vanguard, claiming that whatever Mamić pulls in New York could never happen in Miami.
Think whatever you want. Believe anything.!!!

Who cares???

Thomas Clark91 said:by Jure Karamarko

Guys, I’ve been saying this for ages—the only way we win this fight is through total, unified strength. Every single supporter, every ultra, every die-hard fan, even the casual observers—it has to be ALL OF US, or it will be NOTHING AT ALL. That is the only path forward.

Forget all that other nonsense,

"Divide et impera"—it’s an ancient maxim, centuries old, and it works every single time without fail.

I honestly don't understand why you people never seem to grasp this... just think back to that game last December... the vibe was absolutely terrible, and if you have any sense at all, you should remember exactly how miserable that felt.

Neither the police nor the state troopers—hell, not even the most aggressive intervention could get anywhere close to helping us then.

And let’s not forget how that piece of trash reacted when he was asked that simple question about whether the different factions had finally united.

He was foaming at the mouth like a rabid dog, I swear.

For the love of God, bury the hatchets and stand shoulder to shoulder.

What is there left to say?

🙏 🙏 🙏 🙏

Thomas Clark91 said:by Jure Karamarko

Look, guys, I’ve been saying this forever—the ONLY way we win this fight is by joining forces. All of us. Every single fan, every ultra, every die-hard supporter, every little underdog out there—ONLY THAT, AND NOTHING ELSE works.

Forget all that other garbage,

"Divide and conquer"—it’s an ancient saying for a reason, and it works every single damn time.

I honestly don't get why you guys never grasp this... just think back to that game in December... that was a total disaster, wasn't it? Just remember how miserable everyone felt.

Neither the riot police nor the security teams could do squat to help us. Nothing.

And don't even get me started on how that piece of trash reacted when someone finally asked if the main supporters and the Bad Boys had actually teamed up.

He was foaming at the mouth like some crazy lunatic, seriously.

For God's sake, please, just bury the hatchets and stand together.

I don't get why you still have to explain this to people, let alone beg them. Your post pretty much lays bare the whole truth about our entire supporter scene.

lonebear8 said:Based on how you started the post, it looks like you're all for unification, but then two sentences later you're just trashing the Bad Boys and talking nonsense...🤣🤷

Look, I am for unification, but are you guys actually on board? Or are you just mindless followers following someone else's lead? As long as you stay like that, nobody’s gonna care about what’s actually happening or being planned behind the scenes. I'm not talking about unification just to bail out the groups that are dominating right now. I'm talking about unifying for all the groups that are gonna be at the top tomorrow. Even you guys, once you finally realize what this club has turned into and how everything just went totally south...
you feel me, man??

Lawrence Kim4 said:I’ve been staring at this news report about how worried everyone is getting over the latest mess, and honestly, it just confirms everything I already suspected about the state of things here in America... It’s the same old story where people act shocked when the system fails them, even though we’ve seen this exact pattern play out a thousand times before. You read these articles and you see the panic, the frantic headlines, and all that nervous energy, but nobody seems to be asking the actual questions that matter... It’s just a endless cycle of predictable chaos that leaves most of us wondering when anyone is actually going to step up and fix the underlying rot instead of just managing the fallout...

Starting with the 2015/16 season, they’re rolling out personalized ticketing. It’s basically a callback to those old voucher systems, but with a twist—back then, you used them just to pick up your physical tickets at the stadium, whereas now, you’ll have to hand over your personal info right at the point of sale... Before that happens, the USSF is pushing to implement some unified software across the entire MLS...

I'm working on it, man...
The idiots are too busy fighting amongst themselves to notice that the voucher schemes are creeping back in through the side door... we’re going to see more of this "greater good" nonsense used to justify shipping our resources east, only for them to turn around and stone those same people the second things go south...
You guys better enjoy this little fanboy fantasy while it lasts, because pretty soon you're all going to be right where we are... unless, of course, you plan on sucking up to some hired guns from the North or playing puppet master for a group like the Bad Boys...
And honestly, all this voucher nonsense and personalization is only happening because you morons won't stop throwing stones and whining about every little thing, constant group attacks on anyone who disagrees... and while they were at it, she just swooped in with a volley to shut down her own opposition entirely... they might as well just implement it right now... anyone who thinks otherwise is a complete idiot...

When those vouchers first rolled out, some of us immediately started asking what the actual point was... I mean, what's the real difference between a voucher and a personalized card when they’ve already got us all on blacklists anyway...
Most people just took the path of least resistance, handing over the data and doing the exact same thing everyone else was doing...
It’s not just crap, it’s like a dog taking a massive dump, if you want me to be more descriptive...

It hasn't been that long, and before you know it, they’ll be running blacklists legally... and I'm not just talking about targeting people back in the city, but everyone, everywhere...
It’s already too late for anything to matter...

Get yourself a DirecTV subscription, find a girl to settle down with, and crack open a beer on Saturday while you catch some MLS...

wearyraven25 said:When those vouchers first dropped, some people were asking what the actual difference was between a voucher and a personalized card if blacklists already exist.
Most folks just took the path of least resistance, handed over their info, and did the exact same thing.
It’s not even an exaggeration, it’s more like the situation just went totally south on us...

It won't be long before they start using blacklists legally, and I don't just mean targeting people in NYC, but everyone everywhere.
Honestly, it's already too late to do anything about it.

Just grab a DirecTV subscription, catch a little something on TV, and enjoy a beer on Saturday while watching MLS.

That's pretty much it!