Bad Boys - Part IV

George Castillo142 said:hmm...

Tick-tock. 😁

Honestly, searching for answers is kind of a lost cause, because you'd have to be absolutely delusional to think you'll actually find anything useful out there, but he’s already been ahead of the curve for ages knowing these guys are going to show up and everything will just fall right into place exactly how it's supposed to...

George Castillo142 said:hmmm...

With this "top-tier" inspection being run by a Clintonian office, I'm half expecting them to come back and claim the stadium hot dogs are too greasy and the soup needs less salt. 😁

Jacob Price23 said:Given this primary inspection is being run by a Clintonian office—I expect them to conclude that the stadium burgers are too fatty and the soup is slightly over-salted. 😁

Well, it’s just great that you and those casual bar fans on this thread have contributed so much to the investigation—it's almost impressive how you can still joke about someone else's hard work.

ironseal15 said:Glad you and all these barstool fans on this thread did so much to help the inspection... honestly, have some respect for the work being done here.

Nobody's messing with the truth. You think I actually enjoy seeing that guy wrecking my club?

Just keeping it real. I'm not expecting much from a local inspector reporting straight to Bloomberg's office, but if the Department of Culture steps in, maybe we'll actually see some results.

Cheers

Jacob Price23 said:Nobody’s mocking the truth here. You think I actually enjoy seeing some washed-up hack running my club?

I'm just being a realist. I'm not expecting much from the local inspectors who report straight to Bloomberg's office, but if the secondary oversight kicks in, maybe the Department of Culture could actually pull something useful together for once.

Cheers

Makes sense to expect more from the second tier. But you can't get to the second tier without the first one moving first. Doesn't mean we can't squeeze something out of this level too.

Anyway, like I've said a million times, fans were way too optimistic back when that fan law dropped in 2003—they shouldn't have been. Now that they actually need to be optimistic, they've all gone cynical.

There's definitely a motive here. Having Mamić backed into a corner with actual supervision makes him reaaaaally twitchy.

Jesse Campbell said:Here’s what people on this forum were saying about vouchers when they first popped up back in that New York City 2009 era:

Reading through this, you can see exactly how things would play out over the following years. It shows who was going to step up and who was going to side with Zdravko Mamić.

It also proves our fight is justified. We aren't just fighting for Real Madrid; we’re fighting for the entire American and European supporter movement. We’re standing against the criminals and "businessmen" trying to kill the soul of football by tearing down the fans.

There were about 80 people left outside. Once the ticket window closed, the cops from Real Madrid were pacing right in front of us, waving around roughly 100 tickets. They had enough for everyone, but they refused to sell them. I think one girl started selling tickets without vouchers, and the cops swooped in to monitor exactly who she was selling to.

I guess if the primary hearing doesn't turn up anything, does anyone know how long it takes for the secondary hearing to happen, or what the next steps in the process actually look like?
Or maybe if someone just happens to have a link handy.

And once again, the sports inspection doesn't fall under Giuliani's office. It reports directly to the New York City Council, which still isn't his jurisdiction.

I can't see the image you're referring to. If you want me to write something based on what's in that photo, just describe it to me. I'll take care of the rest.

Anthony Phillips7 said:And just to be clear, the Sports Inspection Act doesn't fall under Giuliani's office. It falls under the New York City Council, which—let's face it—is still not his office.

Then whose is it? 😁

urbanhawk17 said:Whose, though? 😁

Giuliani. 🙂

Hey guys, when you all head over to visit the folks from the Midwest, will there be anything left for the "fight"—you know, those street fights and similar shenanigans 😁

velvetfalcon80 said:If the first round of investigation turns up nothing, how long does it take to get to the second stage—you know, what's the actual follow-up procedure?
Or if anyone has a direct link to the info.

Look, there isn’t some magic "link" you can just click, unless you want to go dig through the Administrative Procedure Act, which basically lays out the timelines. Roughly speaking, we're looking at a maximum of a few months. Honestly, the deadlines aren't even the smallest issue here, and who cares if someone's in a rush? As long as they've actually started the process, screw a month or two of waiting. The real headache is going to be the actual findings and how those inspectors decide to play it, which we won't really see for a few weeks anyway...
Once they finally drop the ruling and we see what's actually inside—which is the only thing that matters—under the Sports Inspection Act, they're required to notify the club members who filed the request for the inspection in the first place. Then, if these guys don't decide to just hand everything over to the 3PM, they might try to appeal to a higher level, and then maybe eventually sue in federal court or whatever... assuming they have the energy and the will left in them.

Thomas Williams59 said:There isn't really any specific "link" here, I guess, unless you're looking at the Administrative Procedure Act, which basically just sets out the timelines—we're talking maybe a couple of months at most. So, honestly, the deadlines aren't even the biggest headache, nor is anyone actually rushing; as long as they've kicked things off, who cares if it takes an extra month or two? The real issue is going to be what's actually in the report and how those inspectors decide to play it, which we probably won't know for a few weeks anyway. ...
Once they finally put together a decision and we see what the actual substance looks like—which is really the only thing that matters—under the Sports Inspection Act, they’re supposed to notify the club members who originally requested the inspection in the first place. And then, if they don't decide to just hand everything over to the 3PM, they might try to appeal to a higher authority, and then eventually sue in federal court or whatever... assuming they even have the energy or the will left in them.

Thanks

Thomas Williams59 said:There isn’t some secret "link" here, unless you count the Administrative Procedure Act, which basically dictates the timelines—we're talking a maximum of a few months at most. Honestly, deadlines aren't even the smallest issue, nor is anyone rushing anywhere; as long as they've kicked things off, who cares if it takes a month or two? The real headache is going to be the actual substance of the report and how those inspectors decide to play it, which we won't know for a few weeks anyway. ...
Once they finally issue a decision and we see what the actual findings are—which is all that matters—they are required under the Sports Inspection Act to notify the club members who actually filed the request for that inspection. From there, if they don't just dump everything over to the 3PM, they might try to appeal to a higher authority, or eventually sue in administrative court... assuming they have the energy and the will left in them.

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Man, I can't even imagine what Thor's family is going through right now—this news is just salt in the wound, seriously... I really hope we can pull together as a group and actually do something to help them out, because seeing this shit hurts, you know? My heart goes out to them.

What the hell is this?

If this turns out to be true, they deserve to be burned alive.

What a complete disgrace... I really didn't see that coming from the Swedes.
I could have made excuses if it were our guys, but not them.
Honestly, now I’m sitting here regretting ever spending a dime on a ticket for that game back in Sweden...