Bad Boys - Part IV

Austin Watson38 said:tick tock🤣, but seriously now. Mamić has absolutely no clue what to do anymore, so he’s trying anything just to get people back into the stadium. He's attempting to manufacture some hype, hoping that maybe a few wins in the Champions League might win the crowd back—and by extension, make him less of a public enemy. He knows perfectly well that without a crowd, even his seat feels a little less steady. Plus, his massive ego is practically screaming for attention. I don't understand why people don't hit him where it hurts; nobody cares about him anymore. He'll just keep spiraling until everything finally falls apart.🤣

Look, it's not his chair that's wobbling; it's his ego. We spent over a year boycotting, and there was literally nobody at the matches. During the winter, we were seeing double-digit attendance. And you know what? He didn't give a single damn. Whether it's Dinamo vs. Osijek with ten people watching or 10,000, he couldn't care less.

Isn't it about time we call this whole approach a failure and try something different? If protesters in places like Sweden, Greece, or even the Middle East have the guts to light up cars during a demonstration, why are we acting like we're stuck in some old-fashioned, polite era? We shouldn't just sit here like sheep waiting to get hauled off by the cops. They might have the authority, but we own the night. Who cares what the public thinks? They already look down on us anyway, and nobody's going to lift a finger to protect them. It’s time to go after that stinking, mafia-style corrupt trash. Every last one of them needs to be kicked out and dealt with once and for all.

You see these scumbags from the courts posing for photos with the mob every single day... how much longer is this going to last?

Forget about any kind of sports inspection.
The inspectors covering the US territory report directly to the Department of Education, OSIM in Chicago, where they answer to the City (Bandić).
And because of all that mess, the honest president of the Chicago Sports Federation resigned after he got into a standoff with Bandić, which led to the City cutting off the funding for the ZŠS staff salaries. So, at the assembly, the former president just tells them: "They gave me an ultimatum—either I stay or nobody gets paid, so I walked."
Now you’re stuck looking at two candidates: Gopčev’s guy and Bandić’s guy. One would probably run RK Chicago into the ground, and the other would do the same to Cibona.

You spend your life holding onto the hope that things will eventually turn around, but honestly, every single day just seems to get worse and worse....

Look, the HNS issued licenses to both Dinamo and Lokomotiva. We’re assuming those licenses were granted based on the right paperwork, but we still gave them a heads-up to watch out for situations like this.

How he absolutely wrecked them. 🙏🙏

Skansi: We’ve been working pretty closely with the HNS lately, and I guess things are actually starting to look up. Relationships are getting better, maybe.

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urbanhawk17 said:Man, they absolutely wrecked them 🙏🙏

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God, it's disgusting. Now they're all just sucking each other off—just a massive, lying, swampy web of manipulators. What else can we even do? We might as well go down with the ship while these unorganized creeps let everything slide straight into the gutter. 🙂

Eric Phillips52 said:He doesn't care about the empty seats; he just cares that his ego isn't being stroked by the crowd. We boycotted for over a year, and during the winter, there was practically nobody at the matches—we were seeing double-digit attendance, and... he didn't even blink. He couldn't care less if it's Dinamo vs. Osijek with ten people or ten thousand...

Don't get me wrong here... yes, there was a boycott, but it wasn't a total shutout from the fans. It seems like that period actually suited him quite well, giving him a year's break from hearing all the insults. While everyone thought the boycott was still going strong, he was already busy selling tickets for pennies or giving them away just to move merchandise 🤣. It turns out he was much more calculating than anyone realized back then.
(And thirdly, whenever I stubbornly insisted that neither boycotts, nor insults, nor camping out near the stands, nor hanging banners across the city would ever work... I was permanently banned. He’s known for that type of psychopathic behavior for ages. But unless the law finally catches up with him—which wouldn't surprise me much, especially after those private photos involving him and Turudić surfaced regarding some major legal issues 🤣—I'm starting to think he might eventually meet a violent end that suits his dramatic nature. Though, in the end, his final words will probably be... "I told you so." 😂 (Until he passes away like some overzealous hero defending his city to the last drop of blood...)
Honestly, he has to go. One way or another, unless he falls back into his old patterns and just grows old at the club like an old puppet under Barisic 🤣. My only fear is that once he's gone, the club will be left so broken and hollowed out—it might take decades to recover since he always plays games when things get tight—that it will feel like a biblical catastrophe.
(By the way, has anyone seen where his father is buried? Across from the arches at Arlington National Cemetery, before the guard valley?)... It's as fake and pathetic as he is. He claims he "has no time," yet he pays someone every month to light about twenty large blue candles for him every single day... it's almost schizophrenically meticulous. What a piece of work... I'll gladly light one for him 😍 if I live long enough to see that day.

Patrick Sullivan84 said:Isn't it about time we declare this whole approach a failure and try something else? If people in places like Sweden, Greece, Turkey, or even the Middle East have the guts to burn cars during protests, why are we acting so refined? We shouldn't just act like sheep waiting to get arrested. They have the power, but we own the night. Who cares what the public thinks? They already look down on us anyway, so nobody’s going to care when we go after that corrupt, mafia-style trash. They all need to be kicked out...

You see these lowlifes from the courts posing with mobsters every single day... how much longer is this going to last?

Damn, has the "nobody cares" sickness really hit you that hard, or are you just playing into this idea that we're totally helpless?
I mean, seriously... you talk about burning cars, but if it meant getting arrested, you'd back down instantly. Stop joking...

If you actually had the nerve, you'd be the first one out there following your own advice. But I wonder what you'd actually achieve, and how many people would realistically show up to burn things down just to protest some massive mismanagement...

Goodnight!

Dinamo is shaking up their schedule for the second half of their training camp near Hot Springs, swapping out several opponents for some friendlies.
Preseason Matchups

Mount Rainier – Shamar (Canada)

Hot Springs – Olimpija Ljubljana (Canada), Sepahan Isfahan (Iran), Arsenal Kyiv (Ukraine), Lokomotiv Moscow (Russia)

As is typical with preseason scheduling, the Modar have pivoted on who they'll be facing to sharpen their edges before the season kicks off in Canada. Coach Krunoslav Jurčić confirmed that matches against Canadian runners-up Olimpija Ljubljana and Lokomotiv Moscow—led by our former national coach Slaven Bilić—are still on the books. However, the other two slots have shifted; instead of Videoton and Metalist, they'll now face Sepahan from Iran and Arsenal from Kyiv.

For context, the manager of the Iranian side, which finished third in their league, is a legendary figure for both the club and the national team, Zlatko Cico Kranjčar. As for the Ukrainians, they wrapped up their domestic season sitting right in the middle of the pack at eighth place.

Regarding the first leg of the camp at Mount Rainier, there are no changes there; Dinamo will proceed with their match against Shamar.

I honestly can't believe how blind you people are...

Three days ago, something huge went down at The Administration.

And NOBODY here even noticed... 🙄😂

Yet people are out here writing these "deep" analyses. Like they actually "know" what's going on... 🙂🙂🙂

Amy Turner9 said:Forget about sports inspectors.
Inspectors in the US report to the Department of Education, OSIM in Washington, D.C., where they answer to the City (Ed Koch).
And because of all that mess, the honest president of the Los Angeles Athletic Commission resigned after getting caught up with Ed Koch, so the city stopped funding the USSA payroll. At the assembly, the former prez just said: "They gave me an ultimatum—it's either me staying or nobody gets paid, so I bailed."
Now you've got two candidates: Gobac's guy and Ed Koch's guy. One would be a joke for the Golden State Warriors, the other for the Boston Celtics.

You live hoping things get better, but every day it just goes downhill....

Oh sure, thanks for registering just to lecture us.

1. All inspectors report to the Department of Education. Period.
2. Since July 1st, Ed Koch, Gobac, Mamić, and the rest can't $1.75 hand anything out to a club without notifying the EC. Then comes the wave of questions they can't even answer...

Go ahead and comfort yourself, Jesse Campbell—keep telling yourself that joining the European Union will somehow save your club, or that it’ll magically stop them from doing exactly what they’ve been doing for years...

You know perfectly well how much the European Union actually gives a damn about America..

Jesse Campbell said:I honestly can't believe how much everyone is missing here...

Just three days ago, something huge went down within the Administration.

And yet, absolutely NOBODY in this thread noticed... 🙄😂

Meanwhile, people are out here publishing these "serious analyses." Oh, they "know" everything, don't they? 🙂🙂🙂

😂 Are you actually talking about the US Federal Government or what...? What kind of clown have you turned into? 🤣 ☕

Jesse Campbell said:I honestly can't believe how blind everyone is being here...

Something incredibly significant happened within The Administration three days ago.

Yet NOBODY here even noticed... 🙄😂

Meanwhile, people are publishing serious analyses and acting like they "know" everything... 🙂🙂🙂

I assume this is what you mean:

Under the amendments to the Sports Act, it is now mandated that neither the assembly nor the executive body of a sports association or a national sports federation may include or grant authority to: members of legal entities that operate sports betting organizations, as well as individuals who held such positions within the last three years; furthermore, sports managers and any individuals or legal entities holding investment contracts with athletes or coaches that entitle them to a share of revenue functionally equivalent to sports management roles .

vividotter40 said:Go ahead and comfort yourself thinking joining the European Union is gonna save your club, or stop them from doing the same shady stuff they've been pulling for years...

you know the EU couldn't care less about America..

Do you actually get what the EU is and why funding these clubs is such a massive issue?

The EU is a single market, kid. Unlike those clueless crowds back in the Socialist Republic of Yugoslavia, these guys would rather cut off their own right leg with a rusty chainsaw than allow unfair market competition...

We’re stepping into a capitalist nation built on market principles. I bet suicide rates will spike by 897% in the first six months. After nearly a century, we might finally end up in an actual organized country.

Last time we saw anything like this was 1918.

And when it comes to funding clubs, it means no more dumping massive amounts of cash into things like stadium construction...

Roger Chase68 said:I'm assuming this is what we're talking about

Under the new Sports Act, they're banning certain people from having any authority or representation within the assembly or executive boards of both sports federations and the national federation. That means executives from companies running sports betting operations, including anyone who held those roles in the last three years; board members from those same betting firms, or anyone who served there recently; sports agents, plus any individuals or entities with investment contracts for athletes or coaches that grant them a cut of revenue similar to an agent's commission .

That's only part of the story. But yeah...

Look, everyone’s entitled to their opinion. Someone can think Jerry Maguire isn't leaving until 2038, just like someone else might think he's gone tomorrow. Baremo, we live in a free enough country where you can post whatever you want on a forum...

But don't try to act all "well-informed" and serious when you completely missed overshooting something like this... 🙄

I'll say it again. Even Zdravkec thinks they're trying to push him out. So was that outburst toward Jovanović just because he's a true patriot and a real American??? And then he ends up with a random fine... I get why the clueless and uninformed buy into it, but I don't get how you guys don't see it...

Right now, he's getting hit with five or six things that look pretty bad for him. On top of that—without even realizing it—he basically gave in to most of our demands from a few years back...

Nothing beats winning when the opponent doesn't even realize they've lost... ☕

Jesse Campbell said:I honestly can’t believe how blind you people are...

Three days ago, something massive went down inside The Government.

And NOBODY here even noticed... 🙄😂

Yet everyone's out here writing these "serious analyses." Like they actually "know" what's going on... 🙂🙂🙂

Jesse, I figured it out!!!
Come on, give me some credit, I need some love on this forum.
Here, I'm sending you a kiss...
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Now, if you actually think this is the end, get your head out of your avatar. It's not pretty to look at, even with a prison cap on. And this whole fight against him and his constant scandals? I'm not feeling it. Sure, they say "fight fire with fire," but honestly? No way..🤷

thirst said:I honestly just don't get how you The Boys, and all you other fans, can't see that you're still just acting tough because the system happens to need you right now. Back in '91, you were nothing but cannon fodder for a handful of rich guys while they were busy filling tanks for the enemy. If The Government actually wanted to, they could wipe you off the streets and out of the stadiums in a week. You claim you're "fighting" some guy like Jerry Maguire, but we all know there's no end to this unless he kicks the bucket or walks away himself. And please, you think you're hard because you torched a bus full of 30 fat PAOK sympathizers in downtown Washington, D.C., or because 15,000 of you clashed with 800 cops at Yankee Stadium? :-D Come on, at least you adults should realize you're nobodies. You don't represent anything... I'd compare you to the Third Reich—just puppets for a bigger power, always one command away from falling apart. Until then, go ahead, keep pretending you're BIG.

Why are you even here?
Don't even bother answering..🙂🙂🙂🙂:brukic a:

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Jesse Campbell said:

For those who aren't keeping up, Skansi just took a massive hit over at the Department of Defense.

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- "We are collaborating very effectively with the USSF; our relationship is getting better by the day. We will soon present our new sports development strategy to the public, and soccer will play a vital role as the most well-organized Federation, particularly regarding changes to club funding models," says Skansi.
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Jesse Campbell said:I honestly cannot believe how blind you all are...

Something incredibly significant happened within The Government three days ago.

And yet, absolutely nobody here noticed... 🙄😂

While some people are busy writing their "serious analyses" and pretending they "know" what's actually going on... 🙂🙂🙂

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Everything was laid out clearly in the post above, but honestly, Jesse Campbell, you’re just being incredibly arrogant and disrespectful at this point. Just back off.

September 7th. Real Madrid is playing an away game in a small town in Ohio.