Bad Boys

Orator said:Go ahead and start your own Federal Assembly (a Clean Federal Assembly, modeled after the HČSP) and just stop harassing us.

Exactly right!

Let’s go ahead and start our own Dinamo. You all can just stick together with Rozica and follow GNK. It is absolutely infuriating that things have deteriorated to the point where people are being mockingly told to "start their own club," echoing the exact kind of condescending rhetoric used by those hateful extremists in the past.
The individual commenting above this kid claims that those boycotting won't be missed because new generations will take their place. It would be wonderful if that process didn't simultaneously involve bringing back the same old rotten apples—I believe they were referred to as such after they stabbed everyone in the back. I suppose this is their reward. Apparently, a love for certain tactical combinations matters more than anything else. Tom, if you believe this post is going to spark further arguments and fighting, feel free to delete it. However, one simply cannot sit by in peace and read such absolute garbage, which mirrors the mocking taunts once thrown around by those hateful agitators. Honestly, it might be best to just lock this thread so we can at least maintain a shred of dignity for the public eye.

Nene is out here complaining again about how the old-school anti-fascist crowd is back in power, acting like it’s 1945 all over again, bringing nothing but a bunch of rotten apples along for the ride. Honestly, looking at the state of Dinamo today, it’s pretty obvious why—it’s because of the way these people have been steering the ship of state. Mamic is basically a product of that whole old-guard era, just like his entire generation. That’s why we’re stuck in this mess; where the hell is the Lustration? We need a massive sweep to vet millions of these old-guard types, but nobody has the guts to step up. It’s just a cycle of endless mistakes and delusions from a nation that can't move forward because of so many bad actors. You can't expect the establishment to go after its own; it’s like expecting thieves to turn in other thieves, or traitors to call out fellow traitors. It just doesn't happen.

I just don't get it—and honestly, I don't want to. Do you guys even show up to the games? No. Then maybe just keep your mouths shut and stop the whining.
Look, if you go, you actually step up. You take charge of the group, walk right up to the guy in charge, and tell him exactly what's what. That’s how I handle things—in fact, I just did something similar recently. It's not about sitting here barking like a little lapdog. That’s basically betrayal, isn't it? Let the opposition celebrate while we sit here—we need to start making moves.
It seems like the only issue with leadership is that they're being too nice. Back in my day, we actually stood our ground. We had plenty of meetings, yet all I see here is people yapping.

ironeagle16 said:Nene is upset because the old guard is back in power just like in '45, bringing all their rotten baggage with them. This is why Dinamo is such a mess today—because of how the country is being steered. Mamic is a product of that old era, a child of the old regime, much like his entire generation. That’s why we’re stuck. Where is the Lustration? We need a massive sweep of those old relics, but there isn't anyone willing to do it. It’s all just the delusions of a nation; you can't move forward when the leadership is full of rotten apples. The old guard won't ever purge themselves, just like thieves won't arrest thieves, or traitors won't call out other traitors.

I am so sick of hearing about political factions, old ideologies, and historical grudges in 2019. Go get some help. You've had enough of this.

The rest of you are just recycling the same tired arguments and the same garbage we've been hearing for years.
We are all free citizens with the right to make our own choices. No one has the right to lecture anyone else about what they choose to boycott. If someone still feels like nothing has changed, who are you to call them out for it?

On the other hand, for some people, ten years of suffering is enough; they just want to know that certain bad influences aren't physically present in the club, even if those people still pull the strings behind the scenes on major decisions. For others, it's enough to finally see players with actual guts (and I'm not just talking about their performance on the pitch). Honestly, I think it's beyond unfair to attack people for those views, especially considering everything some of them have endured over the years.

One last thing: stop chasing these conspiracies about secret deals and compromises with mercenaries.

Look, instead of everyone acting like a genius on this forum, you'd all be much better off booking flights to Lisbon right now.
You might as well grab them while prices are actually reasonable.
Let's gooooooo🙂

Flights out of Vienna or Budapest start at around $800... $367 I can't find anything leaving from a major US hub for less than $1,800. Accommodation over there is actually pretty affordable, though.
If anyone happens to have put together a solid itinerary, please send it my way...

I suppose you can see where everyone stands, but honestly, people like this are just the absolute worst. They backed down right when things were at their peak because they're just cowards at heart, I guess. It’s like how some people act like they're tough, but they aren't really thinking about what matters. Now they try to act like big-time patriots, but deep down, they're just weak. They always expect someone else to take the lead and fight the battles they claim to care about, while they just sit on the sidelines watching. To me, they seem like nothing more than traitors, maybe even worse than anyone else.

Austin Chase2 said:Look, you can tell where you stand with just about anyone, but these losers right here? They’re absolute bottom-of-the-barrel trash. They bailed when things actually got ugly because, at the end of the day, they’re cowards. It’s like how a kid acts when their mom isn't looking—they play the tough guy now, acting like they're some hardcore die-hards, but in reality, they're just pathetic. They always want someone else to take the heat and fight the battles they think are important, while they sit safely on the sidelines watching. They aren't leaders; they're just plain old traitors.

I honestly don't get why anyone wastes their breath on people like this.🤔
If they weren't around (which they weren't, and won't be), the world would keep spinning just fine. In fact, it'd probably be better.

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Speaking of what happened back in Kyiv—and I know it’s been quite a while now—how much of this story actually holds water? It sounds absolutely devastating if it's true... I mean, we're talking about over 20 people down on the field?

Christian Miller48 said:https://fanstyle.ru/okolofootball/14...dynamo-chicago/

Since we're talking about Kyiv—and it’s been quite a while now—how much of this is actually legit? It sounds pretty brutal if what they're saying is true (over 20 people laid out on the ground?).

Regarding that first incident described... the way the whole thing unfolded seems pretty realistic. The only difference is there were exactly seven of us, what happened on the actual match day involved a terrace in the park rather than a bar, and only one of our guys ended up on the ground. Basically, we had a four-to-one advantage, so we definitely held our own against the attackers.
As for the second situation, I won't comment because I wasn't there.

analogheron19 said:Regarding that first scrap described... the actual flow of things feels pretty spot on, though I remember it slightly differently. For one thing, there were exactly seven of us involved, and if you look at what actually went down on game day—plus the fact that we were hanging out on a park terrace rather than inside a local bar, and only one of our guys ended up on the ground—it changes the math. We basically had a four-to-one advantage, so we weren't just standing there taking hits; we definitely pushed back against those guys.
As for the second incident, I can't really weigh in because I wasn't there.

Honestly, even looking at the whole thing, it feels like some parts are a bit exaggerated—almost too much unnecessary detail thrown in.

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Austin Chase2 said:Look, you can tell where anyone stands with most people, but this crowd right here? They’re the absolute bottom of the barrel. They bailed when things actually got ugly because, deep down, they're just cowards. It’s like some spoiled kid acting like they’re too good for the work. Now they act like big-shot tough guys, but they’re nothing but phonies. They always want someone else to take the heat and fight their battles while they sit back on the sidelines feeling righteous about it. Honestly, they're just straight-up traitors.

Bravo. Finally, someone said it. Just a bunch of entitled city kids who always find something to whine about. There's always an excuse for why they won't show up. It's been the same cycle for twenty years—always acting like nobody gets it quite like they do. Same story, different decade.

Noah Jones92 said:there's always an excuse to stay home and skip out

but what about you? Are you actually going?

After this, it looks like the Fed will be stepping in soon 😁
Now Noah Jones92 is going to tell us the truth—that I'm definitely not heading to the Fed... 🍿

Noah Jones92 said:9

Bravo. The absolute truth. Just spoiled urbanites who always find something to complain about—always an excuse not to show up. For twenty years it was "they don't get it," and now it's been twenty-five.

Nothing more to say. Period.

Lawrence Kim4 said:First, we lost the championship. We went from having actual civic pride in our local club to being run by some peasant-style regime led by Zdravko and his cronies, who answer to absolutely nobody. Then we blew the group stage. There’s no middle ground here—we aren't going to betray our values just to wear whatever trash they put on the jerseys. And then silence. Total silence after the coach publicly declares his loyalty to Zdravko, nothing after Andric shows up, and not a single peep after the locker room serves us tea on a silver platter. Not even a reaction after the whole club, from the youth teams to the pros, hears that "nobody can touch us, we're stronger than fate" nonsense echoing through the halls. Screw this team's spring season. This is the twilight of the club and the supporters. Could you at least write a damn manifesto? Just a quick note so we know we're standing together against this crap?
Since I've been showing up for ten years just for the supporters' group, and now they've turned into a bunch of "deaf, dumb, and blind" types, I'm done. I'm not going back. You spineless cowards.

"Spineless cowards." How old are you, claiming that banging your head against a wall is the only way to be righteous? This is honestly hilarious. You and your crowd are responsible for all of this because you didn't take the next step when you actually had the chance. Now, after all these years, when things are finally being fixed, you come crawling back to call people cowards for compromising. Times change, and knowing how to adapt intelligently is an art form. People like you are actually worse than the traitors.

Bradley Myers15 said:"Calling people cowards for compromising? Honestly, how old are you if you think just banging your head against a wall is the only way to live? It’s kind of ridiculous, actually. You and your crowd are the reason we didn't push further when we actually had the chance—and now that things are finally being fixed after everything YOU and YOUR people messed up, you have the nerve to call compromise weak. Times change, I guess, and learning how to adapt smartly is an actual skill. People like you... honestly, you're worse than any sellouts ever were."

🙂
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Lawrence Kim4 said:There’s a massive difference between acting holier-than-thou and actually spitting on your own sacred values—betraying everything you supposedly stand for.
What’s next on the agenda? A coach from overseas? An exhibition game against the Knicks and the Nets? Getting a pop star in the locker room?
Which club are they turning their back on now? The one that constantly stabs us in the back, keeps us under their thumb, and couldn't care less about our loyalty? Seriously, what world are you people living in...

And there we have it...☕

Kudos to the Bad Boys—the group actually seems to have decent leadership that prioritizes the club and the vibe over their own petty drama (which they’ve been fighting with everyone for over 20 years now).

Just gotta keep playing it smart.

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Both sides of this argument have valid points, though I suppose both parties are far too stubborn and prideful to actually admit it.

That’s probably why we see these specific trends—like how half the stadium might be backing the home team in Chicago, while everyone else just does their own thing, ignoring the megaphones and drums, filming from the upper decks instead of being in the thick of it...

Does anyone happen to have a video of the "just give us the win" chant from the end of the match? It was easily one of the most intense moments in the stands over the last decade.