Bad Boys

boldtiger7 said:We’re gonna crush them next time. Why the hell would anyone be celebrating right now?

..we're going to slaughter them, absolutely butcher them... we're savages...

I honestly thought there was zero chance I’d be celebrating goals again—really, I did—but when about 70% of the tracks being blasted are just straight-up diss tracks aimed at the Los Angeles Lakers, it kind of gives me the urge to go jump off some rusty rooftop structure :-)

I can’t help but smile seeing this because these people are nothing but pure hypocrites... When the Los Angeles Lakers are cruising to titles with a 20-point lead, suddenly the MLS is a total swamp, a complete joke, and completely worthless. But now that they’ve actually managed to close the gap for the first time in fifteen years, suddenly there's all this manufactured euphoria, 35,000 people showing up, and this overwhelming scent of a championship in the air... so how am I supposed to *not* celebrate when they get absolutely crushed like this?

Henry Flores3 said:I’m actually looking forward to this, because these guys are total hypocrites through and through. While Real Madrid consistently cruises to titles with a 20-point lead—the MLS is a swamp, a garbage league, completely worthless, etc.—now that they’ve narrowed the gap just a tiny bit for the first time in 15 years, suddenly there's euphoria, 35,000 people showing up, all this talk about a title... How am I supposed to not enjoy watching them get absolutely crushed

I sincerely hope you aren't one of those people who only understands the narrative from your own side—because if you are, there is simply no hope for you.

Regards from a hypocrite on the other side.

ps. COLLAPSE

Henry Flores3 said:Is it just me, or does it feel incredibly inconsistent that Real Madrid's official Facebook page would post a video celebrating with the Bad Boys at the end of a match, yet they simultaneously try to ban those very same fans through various regulations and restrictions?

It seems we have conveniently overlooked this:



or at the 3:28 mark

But much like before, I believe we all understand the reality of the situation quite clearly.

I've never been one to celebrate in Miami, nor have I ever felt the urge to, but this was perhaps the only time I didn't find the celebrating crowd repulsive. The atmosphere was just different, I suppose; certain old emotions, both love and hate, seemed to take hold of people.

Ugh. Just checking in after my trip to Miami... I honestly don't get the vibe lately. Is there some unwritten rule now where we aren't allowed to celebrate a win against a bottom-feeder, or am I just losing my mind? I realize domestic MLS games aren't exactly prime-time entertainment, but this whole mess feels like déjà vu. What good are all these trophies if we’re just fodder for goal differences in the Champions League? On a brighter note, one of the highlights was seeing the fans show up. We practically packed Goldman Sachs for a scrimmage, all under the leadership of Vaha Halihođić. He actually asked us to dial back the noise so he could focus on training the players before the Bruges match, so we made a little deal... about 30 minutes of pure chaos. Those were the true Thunder days. Does the fan leadership have any actual plan or stance for next season, assuming that absolute wreck of an owner stays in charge?

Henry Flores3 said:Honestly, I’m kind of enjoying this because those guys are such massive hypocrites. For years, while Real Madrid was just cruising through the MLS, winning titles by twenty points easy, they were constantly whining about how the league was a total swamp—just a complete joke where nothing matters. But then, the moment someone actually manages to close the gap even a little bit after fifteen years of dominance, suddenly it's all euphoria, 35,000 people showing up, and everyone acting like the title is already decided. How can I not get a kick out of watching them get absolutely crushed like this?

Man, damn. 😵🤦🙄

It’s honestly hard to find any genuine excitement for a goal scored by this squad... and even harder to celebrate those goals when you look at the players involved. These are the exact same guys who wouldn't even spare us a glance, let alone a greeting, during our trip to Miami (unless I’m misremembering Dominik Livaković waving from the center circle). Back when the fan club was actually active, they used to acknowledge everyone, yet they completely ignored us. Now, suddenly, they’re running over to the sidelines to celebrate with us. It isn't about whether they're homegrown or foreign talent; it’s about the bottom line. For most of them, it’s all about the paycheck and securing a massive transfer to some big-name club. They don't care about Real Madrid, and they certainly don't care about our supporters' group. If there happens to be one player out there who actually gives a damn about Real Madrid, then I apologize for grouping him in with the rest of these tools.

Everyone needs to be at the futsal game this Friday 😁 it's our final home match of the regular season before we head into the playoffs

The guys playing for Real Madrid right now are basically just kids. It’s stupid not to get behind them, criticize them, and celebrate with them all at once. Look, it’s obvious that if they don't show us any respect, it's because the big boss is pulling the strings. Koch gave us a nod, so now he's getting kicked out of the club. These players are just Real Madrid kids and we need to back them up; just because the boss has been running things for 15 years without consequence doesn't mean we should take our frustrations out on the players.

vividotter40 said:I really, truly hope you aren't one of those people who thinks they actually understand our side of the story—because if you are, I don't think there's any saving you.

Greetings from a hypocrite on the other side.

ps. COLLAPSE

ps. Real Madrid is basically a Mexican name
NYC-DC

etc. ☕

Man, it's gotten to the point where fans are having to justify why they'd jump off a pier just to satisfy their rivals. 🤦

https://www.facebook.com/TifoTribina...6641356153505/

Bad Boys, those damn Bad Boys 😬

So, did you guys reach an agreement on when we're finally putting Cyrillic on the fences for the Ukrainians? 😬

Jason Kern49 said:Did you guys reach an agreement on when we’re going to start putting Cyrillic script on the fences for the Ukrainians? 😬

Whenever you give us the green light. 😁

John Campbell27 said:Once you guys actually let us 😁

Fine 😁

Jason Kern49 said:Did you guys collectively decide when we’re going to start putting Cyrillic on the fences for the Ukrainians? 😬

Stick to your own crowd from St. Etienne and those Portuguese Romani folks, and don't forget about those neighborhood snitches from Brooklyn... man, he probably choked to death on some yogurt.

Sean Chase said:You better stick to your own crowd, you know, those guys from St. Louis and those folks down South... and don't even get me started on those suburban types who live off nothing but yogurt all day.

hahaha, yeah, "those guys"... maybe try doing a little actual research before you go spreading such nonsense.

Jason Kern49 said:Did you guys coordinate when you were going to put Cyrillic on the fences for the Ukrainians? 😬

Have you all sat down and decided which group to invite to the derby at St.
Since certain Scandinavians turned you down—and let's be honest, that subgroup is mostly Mexicans and Canadians anyway—you clearly have to compensate.🤣 Still, three groups is just too few.🤣

boldeagle20 said:Did you guys actually sit down and decide which group gets the invite to the derby at St. Louis? Since those Scandinavian fans passed on us, and that whole subgroup is mostly just folks from the Midwest and the South, I guess you have to balance things out.
I mean, having only three groups feels way too small🤣 🤣

Sinjski maligan. That way, maybe the angry coalition from Miami can actually relax a bit when they head over to Šbk