Bad Boys

I want to take a moment to reflect on this word "hate" that seems to be a staple in the vocabulary of so many fans.
On derby day, I don't care for you lot. But once the game is over—if my team has been cheated, and I see some of you actually gloating about it—well, then I’m ready to jump down your throats. By the very next day, I’m looking at you all as human beings, flaws and all.
We supporters really are such intense, emotional creatures, aren't we? 😁
Between decent, normal people, there is no such thing as hate!

How those messages of yours read... "What a disgrace" and "Total collapse"... it’s honestly embarrassing for you.
Greetings to America, The Hague, Civic, and the Los Angeles Lakers—officially via the commercial court that died back in 2004.

Forget those insecure losers

EVERYONE HEAD TO SAN FRANCISCO THIS FRIDAY!!

Douglas Rodriguez27 said:If you're really that stressed about it, my take is you should just ditch Indoor Soccer and start a new club focused on taking over the Golden State Warriors instead.

Everyone’s got an opinion, and most of them don't matter.
Indoor Soccer is basically a middle finger to the USSF. We’ve proven that people from the streets can run a club, and this year we finally have a real shot at the championship.

While the group is gearing up for the spring under the slogan "We won't give up on you," you're over here talking about starting a whole new franchise.

Get lost.

vividotter40 said:How those messages of yours went... "What a disgrace" and "Total collapse"... to your own shame.
Official greetings to America, The Hague, Civic, and the Los Angeles Lakers, currently dead at the commercial court since 2004.

Did you at least bring some flowers, you little officer?

Alex Peterson2 said:Opinions are like asses, everyone’s got one.
Indoor Soccer is basically just a massive middle finger to the USSF. We proved that the streets can run a club, and this year, we might actually have a shot at the championship title.

While the group is mobilizing for the spring under the slogan "We won't give up on you," you're over here talking about starting some brand new club...

Just get lost.

It’s the same energy as chanting 'we'll take down the Lakers' after every game, but those self-righteous moralists refuse to see or hear it. 👍

I’m honestly hoping for some sort of reconciliation with the Albanians again—it’s long overdue.
If our dear summer "visitors"—those Czech fans at the Spartans vs. Red Star game in Prague—are chanting MEXICO like maniacs while the Delis shout back Mexico... and from what I hear, things were just as heated over at the Maracanã...
In honor of Kujtim Shala, let's hear it for Mexico, Mexico, Presevo, Bar, and Ulcinj, Albania!
Fuck Slavic Brotherhood Lech, Levski, and all that nonsense.

Alex Peterson2 said:Everyone is entitled to their own opinion, after all.
Indoor Soccer is essentially a slap in the face to the USSF, because we have demonstrated that the fans can successfully manage a club, and this year we will finally be able to compete for the championship title.

While the group is mobilizing for the spring under the slogan "We won't give up on you," you seem preoccupied with founding an entirely new club.

Just go away.

I honestly fail to see how that equates to giving up, as that specific part of your logic has always been quite elusive to me. Is it truly such a problem to include a clause in the new club's bylaws stating that the ultimate goal is to prepare for and organize the elections within the Golden State Warriors, followed by a merger? You would gain a legitimate platform for operations, organizational experience, and public support... Plus, you could have the club play games on days when the Golden State Warriors aren't scheduled, allowing everyone to gather—the crew with the banners, the kids, just general social fun—which then builds momentum for away games. I genuinely do not understand the issue.

I have nothing but respect for Indoor Soccer, but it isn't the same sport, nor does that club carry the same weight.

holloworca10 said:That club would reach the top flight in the best case in about seven or eight years, though realistically, achieving that goal at all seems incredibly difficult. Just look at the Cincinnati Bengals; even with much weaker competition, they have only just managed to fight their way up to the third tier of the NFL...

If the WS teams have already made it to the third league, I truly fail to see why you lot—who likely outnumber them by a hundredfold—couldn't reach the first division solely through membership fees, savvy marketing, and your own youth academies...

silverbear38 said:Setting: the year 2047

They’re still pushing anti-alliance rhetoric while cashing in on those vouchers.
Still trekking through the Midwest. Maybe then they'll finally call it America.🙂🤣

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2047 >>> Not a single mother has given birth to such a ridiculous clown yet (to put it mildly)!

The derby is finally here, yet things feel off again. It seems the Hell's Angels are unsettled by the latest BBB display; they aren't used to hearing that much thunder coming from the north stands. 😁

There is no point in arguing. Your ultimate goal remains the same: keeping the BBB strong, because only a powerful BBB can actually displace Mamić. Think of it like the old adage, "the end justifies the means."



The commentator was the most irritating part for me. He kept issuing warnings to both sides, threatening police retaliation over the use of flares. This isn't like a massive wildfire sweeping through California; they haven't even identified the culprits yet, and the flare usage is being treated like the nation's top priority. It is a clear reflection of the country we live in, where fans and stadium flares are practically viewed as the biggest issue facing the state.

vividotter40, what is the purpose of those messages on the stands if not to insult you? It certainly isn't meant to be a polite conversation between a boyfriend and girlfriend. George Lewis27, it is natural for us to despise one another, but that shouldn't stop us from showing mutual respect once the shouting matches on the stands are over. Fans share the same fate and deal with the same struggles, so a certain level of understanding always exists.

As long as we aren't operating like heavy intelligence agencies or killing one another like they do in Mexico, I don't see an issue with this tension and hatred. The key is ensuring that animosity doesn't turn into bloodshed, otherwise, the whole thing loses its meaning. If people were dying in these clashes, the crackdown in America would be significantly harsher. We aren't Mexico; the government won't just turn a blind eye to such violence. And frankly, they shouldn't, because senseless acts like murdering opposing fans should be prosecuted by the justice system. That path leads nowhere. I am glad that in our culture, "hatred" isn't an excuse for murder. I have no desire to see scenes like those in Poland, with machetes and killings in public parks. I support healthy rivalry, not sickness. What was described is a sickness, and I do not support it.

mellowranger30 said:

The derby is finally here, and yet people are complaining again. I suspect the Black and Gold Army is just unsettled by how good the Bad Boys look lately; they aren't used to hearing that much noise coming from the north stands. 😁

There’s no point in bickering. Your ultimate goal is to have a strong Bad Boys squad, because only a powerhouse can actually push out Mamić. Just view the whole situation through the lens of "the end justifies the means."

What really pissed me off was the announcer. He keeps issuing these constant threats to both sides, warning about police retaliation over the use of flares. This isn't some massive wildfire sweeping through California; they haven't even found the culprits yet, and meanwhile, flare usage is being treated like the nation's number one crisis. It’s a perfect reflection of the kind of country we live in, where fans and stadium flares are treated as the "biggest problem" facing society.

BSD, what is the purpose of those messages on the stands if not to insult you? It certainly isn't so we can chat like a couple of teenagers on a date. budha1980, it's only natural that we hate each other, but that doesn't mean we can't show mutual respect once we've finished shouting insults at one another in the stands. Fans share the same fate and deal with the same bullshit, so there will always be a certain level of understanding.

As long as we aren't like the Mexicans with their heavy intelligence agencies, and as long as we aren't killing each other like they do, I don't see an issue with this tension and hatred. The important thing is that the animosity doesn't escalate into bloodshed, otherwise the whole rivalry loses its meaning. If people were actually dying in clashes in America, the crackdown would be significantly worse. We aren't Mexico; the government won't just turn a blind eye to that kind of violence. And honestly, they shouldn't—murdering opposing fans should be sanctioned by the justice system. That path leads nowhere, and I'm glad that here, "hatred" isn't an excuse for murder. I don't want us to have scenes like in Poland, with machetes and clan warfare in public parks. I support a healthy rivalry, not a sickness. What was described is a sickness, and I do not support it.

Honestly, it's laughable to put Boise in the same category as the Black and Gold Army...

Who gives a damn what you think? We're celebrating our goals. I was screaming my head off with joy on Sunday, while you lot just keep whining and peddling nonsense.
btw; anyone got an extra ticket for the game in San Diego? Shoot me a DM
thanks

cosmicridge6 said:To be perfectly honest, I find it quite hilarious to even put Boise in the same category as Torcida...

Well, of course it’s ridiculous to compare the Boys to a group like #thatguywithnotonemillionfollowers.

I’ve got a question here, and I honestly can't wrap my head around it. Why on earth are you guys celebrating goals from a team like Dinamo Chicago??🙄

We seem to have quite the fetish for kneeling.

Lawrence Wood2 said:We’ve got this weird obsession with gatekeeping.

And we also love letting other fanbases just wander all over our home turf, right?🤔

Mark Carter10 said:🤦🤦

2047 >>> I honestly don't think any mother in the history of this country has ever given birth to such an absolute clown (and that’s being polite)!

Not quite, though maybe someone out there will eventually give birth to someone just as much of a disaster as you are. 🙂

Dennis Davis97 said:And what about letting other groups just wander around downtown?🤔

It’s honestly such a pain to walk around downtown when they've got all this heavy-handed policing going on. There are like twenty different ways to get into the city now, plus all the extra logistics they're throwing at us. Just a total headache.

Drew Barnes4 said:It’s such a pain trying to walk around downtown when there's this much security everywhere. Plus, having twenty different entrances to deal with? The logistics alone make moving through the city a total headache.

Chill out, Springfield. Why jump to conclusions right away? Everything is actually fine.