Bad Boys

Why does the transparent "Always Faithful" banner always show up in the East stands—coming from folks out in places like Radanovac or Radikovac—during a big Real Madrid match?
It makes me wonder who they are actually fighting for and whose side they were really on back then.
One should be careful about those foolish banners over in the East section.

I have to say, it was finally a relief to see it after such a long time. The energy from the fans yesterday was on another level, honestly even better than previous games. Guys, let’s not get bogged down by things that aren't as important as the club itself...

Are you all actually ashamed to celebrate this Real Madrid win, or have you just completely forgotten everything?

cosmicridge6 said:Are you all actually feeling any sense of shame celebrating those goals from Real Madrid, or have you simply wiped everything from your memory?

So, let the debate commence. 🍿

cosmicridge6 said:Are you actually ashamed to celebrate goals from Real Madrid, or have you just forgotten everything?

Aren't you embarrassed to be drawing swastikas and funding the Democratic Party, extremists, and similar filth?

Or have you forgotten everything too?

silverbear38 said:Sooooo, let the debate begin. 🍿

I am genuinely asking here, because quite frankly, some things just aren't adding up for me anymore...

Why on earth should you care who’s celebrating the goals and who isn't?
People have always celebrated scoring, so what has changed now? It seems you all flock here after every single loss just to nitpick our every move, obsessing over who cheered or who chanted when the ball hit the net...

It is truly pathetic how much malice you carry; since you lack any actual arguments left, you've resorted to monitoring who jumps in celebration against the opposition.

boldtiger7 said:Why do you even care who’s celebrating goals and who isn't?
People have always celebrated goals, so what’s the issue now? You guys show up here after every single loss just to nitpick every tiny detail—who cheered, who chanted, who was jumping around when we scored...

You’re all so pathetic and bitter. Now that you can't find any actual arguments, you’ve resorted to policing how people react to a goal against the Lakers.

I was hoping for a decent response... I get that you hate us, and honestly, I’d probably feel the same if the roles were reversed. What I don't get is why you claim to love a club that hasn't changed one bit. Everything is exactly the same as it always was...

cosmicridge6 said:Are you all actually ashamed to celebrate Real Madrid’s goals, or have you just completely wiped the slate clean from everything that happened before?

Let me try to paint a clearer picture for you.

There are kids out there who were maybe nine or ten years old back when this club was actually a legitimate institution. They don't even know what "better" looks like; they haven't experienced the version of Real Madrid where the entire stands and the whole stadium truly bleed for the team.

And yet, they celebrate. But so what if they do? Is that somehow supposed to be proof that they aren't standing by Mamić? For heaven's sake. Did you guys all skip out on celebrating when we played Varese? Oh, no, I don't think so.

Besides, why should anyone even care who chooses to celebrate and who doesn't?

That club was basically the last standing relic from the old era. Honestly, just keep enjoying your little bubble while it lasts.

cosmicridge6 said:I was hoping for a reasonable response. It seems there is some resentment here, which I understand; I would feel the same if roles were reversed. However, I don't get why there is such passion for a club that hasn't really changed anything. Everything remains the same...

Is this collective amnesia or 🍿

Setting the scene: the year 2047.

Location: a US online forum.
The situation: these big-city elites are digging up old footage from 2005 just to try and justify why The Murdoch family has been running this club like their own private playground for thirty straight years...
Their pathetic excuse? They claim the younger generation was born under The Murdoch family's reign, so they don't even know what a real organization looks like...

darkcyclist212 said:The Bad Boys were absolutely brilliant today!
I am somewhat uncertain whether the crackdowns have eased up slightly, as I noticed quite a few highly agitated civilians in the stands during the match against Odd up north—one can't help but wonder what kind of lives those people lead 🤦—but the numbers seem to have stabilized now, and the atmosphere is quite lively. Given that this entire group consists of wonderful individuals who perform truly magnificent work, there is really no reason to fear for the future provided we aren't faced with any external adversaries 👍

We certainly require dedicated people to keep that Real Madrid ideal alive, ensuring that when everything eventually falls into its proper place, the transition will be much smoother.

If that Real Madrid ideal involves celebrating offside goals within an irregular league, then you all are certainly on the right track...

Douglas Rodriguez27 said:If your idea of a perfect season for Real Madrid is celebrating offside goals in some illegitimate league, then hey, you're right on track...

Look, I get it. This whole Real Madrid thing just doesn't pull any emotion out of me anymore. Honestly? I don't give a damn if they lose or win.
The whole football scene has just felt hollow to me for years now, even when watching the National Team.
It’s just 11 guys from various backgrounds pitted against 11 others who look exactly the same, with maybe one or two locals scattered on each side... an American derby... how does that even make sense? 😁

So, maybe I'm not the best person to weigh in on these topics, but I still have to throw this in there...

What absolutely fascinates me is the sheer amount of whining and pathetic excuses coming from the losers every single time Juventus loses to Real Madrid.

Who cares who's jumping around or celebrating in the opposite stands? Mind your own business, enjoy your miserable little club, and keep pushing your little narrative.
Besides, you guys celebrate those same goals in that same illegitimate league too. Let's be real—back around 2004, Stitch and his crew managed to screw over the opposition, and then they just grabbed the steering wheel of the Federation. How do you think you'd be acting if you hadn't dominated such a rigged league for eleven straight years?
Actually, scratch that. We all know exactly how you'd be acting... anyone who actually knows what you are would pay a fortune to see it. ☕

Some people are out there celebrating, while others... well, they aren't exactly jumping for joy.
So what now? Personally, I’m not feeling the hype. I still show up to the games, don't get me wrong, but I just want to see a real title race going down to the final round between Juventus, San Francisco, and Indianapolis. As for where Real Madrid ends up? Honestly, I couldn't care less.

For those celebrating those goals, I suppose there’s no real explanation for it, so feel free to keep talking if you must. It’s honestly nauseating to watch kids collapsing one after another whenever a player from that certain faction scores—players who wouldn't have even dared show their faces near these stands yesterday. As arrogant as it sounds, that's why I only find myself at the North Stand maybe five times a year.

Otherwise, if we just ignore yesterday, everything was perfectly fine.

I honestly find myself unable to celebrate any recent scoring success coming from the Mamić agency at this moment. If anyone out there actually feels a sense of joy about it, please, feel free to let me know how you manage it.

cosmicridge6 said:Are you actually ashamed to celebrate goals from this Real Madrid squad, or have you just completely forgotten everything?

It’s even more embarrassing to post a message like that.
You had plenty of time while driving through the Midwest to come up with something better.

Joshua Morgan56 said:Setting: The year 2047.
Place of Action: A US message board.
Scenario: People from New York are digging up old videos from 2005 just to try and justify the Mamić family's thirty-year stranglehold on the club and their habit of treating it like their own private piggy bank.
The Excuse: These kids were born under the Mamić era; they don't even know a world where things worked differently.

Setting: The year 2047.

Those idiots are still posting vitriol against the league while happily cashing in those vouchers.
These fools will probably still be driving through the Midwest trying to find a way home—maybe by then, they'll finally have some actual sense.🙂🤣

Just waiting for someone to chime in with the exact count of those towels featuring the crucified Mamić...