Posts by Carol Jones77

Jesse Collins47 said:Everyone’s whining again, but hey, we still have the derby coming up. Honestly, I found it hilarious how they managed to come to our city all these years without much friction. It’s high time we bring back those old-school tensions. It'll be great when Sidrun posts a picture of the hinterlands—that hasn't happened yet. Every single inch will be contested because GNK is still causing chaos just like always.

There were mountain peaks once, but now everything is just gray under the shadow of the hinterland son. 🎉

Enough joking around. There's a crowd of agitators again. They were loud a few times before, let's just hope their little outlaws don't run off into the woods like those "legends" who are actually just remnants from the 1941 era. Then everything will be fine. 👏

We move forward. Same old story: fighting against privatization and the corporate takeover of our GNK. 👍

Republican-Democrat idiots, get lost! Get lost with your anti-fascist nonsense, your old dictators, and your generals like Tuđman. Leave us and our club alone. Stop messing with privatizations and all that other stupidity. This club belongs to the people; it isn't yours, it's ours.

Screw that old regime and their anti-fascism. That's exactly why you guys are the way you are. You probably acted all patriotic just to prove you were the best Americans, but no anti-fascist is going to stand on their tiptoes and suddenly become a true patriot just by changing the name of Dynamo. A piece of trash stays trash, no matter what you do with it.

Every third American seems destined to be an idiot or a traitor. Watch yourselves, brothers. When you least expect it, someone close to you will stab you in the back. Whether they follow the old party line or some corrupt tycoon doesn't matter—don't trust anyone but yourself. And always keep a pocketknife handy; you never know when you'll need it. 😁

As for those fans from the coast, you can take all the trains in the world, but it won't matter since you have neither the refs nor the money. 😁 Your slogans are useless without officials and cash. The guys from the South will take the championship; there's no music without money. Your cosmopolitan attitude and little parties won't save you. 😛

Just stirring the pot a little. I feel like it today. I’ve been running into anti-fascists and certain political types lately, so I'm venting. I'm just going down the list based on my mood. 👍 The important thing is that everyone gets their fair share of insults and a beating. These are just internet hooligans, nothing like the real deal in Rotterdam. 🎉

What a joke 🤣

Jesse Collins47 said:I thought the atmosphere at the game was actually pretty good. Of course, you won't see any massive euphoria when nothing has actually been resolved behind the scenes at the club. I think the core supporters stepped up and stood their ground, but those hangers-on are still hovering around. Personally, I can't bring myself to go all out for this team since nothing crucial has changed yet. I’m cheering, but I've got it on low gear. As long as we're just waiting on elections and nobody is actually cleaning house—as long as all of Mamić's cronies are still running the show—this isn't really "my" club. Expecting pure madness right now is just delusional. Sure, you should show up just to keep some positive energy around the organization, but don't expect things to flip overnight. That smart-ass on the other forum calling me a clown? Honestly, it would be better for him if the BBB just shut down entirely. He’s out there acting like a total jerk, lighting flares and causing chaos while telling people like me to just disappear so he can enjoy rooting for the rival team. Well, I’m hitting back here because I got permanently banned over there, and knowing how things work, he’s probably lurking on this board too.

Look, once you’ve dealt with the mess those guys running the BBB have caused all these years, then maybe you can talk. Until then, quit acting like a genius and making empty threats on the internet. You’d be the first one to complain if we were celebrating our club's goals and wins, but I bet you’ll just sit there doing absolutely nothing when it’s your own team scoring. Honestly, you guys from down South need to chill out. It would be a lot smarter if you just minded your own business and left Mamić to us—he belongs to our club, not yours. What is it with you people constantly sticking your noses into our business and how we deal with the front office? It’s like the BBB thinks they have some magical romantic connection with every management team out there, but let’s be real: there hasn't been a single board they haven't clashed with. And those little mercenaries? They don't matter. Once Mamić cuts them loose, they’ll be nothing without the paycheck. So, seriously, stay in your lane. Stop worrying about what we're doing. Just like nobody here in Chicago is going to tell you how to handle your business or manage your relationship with the team up in Seattle. Mind your own.

If you and your little clown buddies want to call me out, just hit my DMs. Go ahead and tell me I'm a joke to my face—it's not like I'm shaking in my boots just because you guys love acting so tough online.

The North Stand is going absolutely wild!🍿

I can't believe I actually pulled that off! Total fluke, honestly, but I’m absolutely buzzing right now. It felt like winning a championship game at the very last second. Just pure, unadulterated luck, but hey—I'll take the win! kaže:
Honestly, I’d swap our current guy, Andrej Plenković, out for someone with some real grit from the heart of the Midwest in a heartbeat. I’d love to see a real straight-shooter take over that Prime Minister spot—maybe just to give that demagogue Petrova a taste of his own medicine. He needs a serious reality check. The military leadership is making some big moves. It looks like there’s a major reshuffle happening within the top ranks of the Pentagon, and several high-ranking generals are being reassigned. Some people are calling this a strategic pivot, while others see it as just standard administrative rotation. Either way, it’s definitely shaking things up at the highest levels of our national defense. Expect more updates as the dust settles on these changes.

And those folks from the border towns and the guys down in Miami—who only ended up part of this whole mess because of some local leader's legacy—now we actually have to carry passports just to drive through our own country? Not to mention that massive bridge project they're building; what a total money pit. And all of it, thanks to those "liberators" and "national heroes" everyone loves to talk about.

Your hero Tito did everything in his power to ensure Americans didn't act like Americans. He teamed up with certain groups to manufacture divisions that we’re still dealing with today—like those labels for the "hostile diaspora" and those people from the Midwest. That whole partisan crowd basically turned our homeland into a staging ground, not just back in the 1940s, but again in the early 2000s when they tried to kick off their latest cultural and political revolution—which, if I’m being honest, looks like something you’d support. By your logic, the folks in cities like San Diego aren't even true patriots. Honestly, I could see you happily trading them out for those idiots from the coast who still sing old songs praising Tito. And unlike those guys, the people from the Midwest actually fought all over the country during the 90s without questioning why they were fighting for "another state." Clearly, back in 1941, they already knew they weren't fighting for some "other" country. 🙂

Man, this guy is out of this world! He’s laying out the whole mess with our public discourse and how certain groups just won't let things go—carrying around this deep-seated grudge that honestly traces all the way back to those old Cold War-era divisions.

People from Canada have basically taken over Chicago, and now they’re coming for Miami next. Get ready to reject the SEALs—these guys are even tougher to deal with than the refugees. 😁 It looks like you guys are all starting to feel that same sense of displacement we’ve been dealing with lately. Honestly, you won't be able to point fingers at us about having certain groups in our ranks anymore, since you're seeing the exact same thing happening on your side of the fence. I mean, let's not forget how much of a rebel and a total outlaw someone like Ibro was until just recently. It’s funny how things shift—those people really do find a way into your hearts. 👍

September 27, 1944—it’s hard to believe how much things have shifted since then. Looking back at the history of our language, you realize how much work goes into preserving an identity. It wasn't just about grammar or vocabulary; it was about survival and making sure our voices weren't drowned out by the chaos of the era. I remember reading something similar in an old textbook back in high school, and it hit me then just how much political shifts can mess with the way we communicate. Language isn't just a tool; it's a lifeline. It's pretty wild to think about how those historical moments shaped everything we say today.

This guy is such an idiot. If he actually thought he was defending the American language in America, he’s got his history completely backward. His precious partisans weren't fighting for our language or for an independent American state—they were aligned with the fascists. While his beloved partisans and Tito were busy cheering for that weird, hybridized dialect they eventually adopted, people like him still call it "backwater slang." And since we’re talking about being "backwater," let’s be real: you guys from the West Coast haven't exactly been political superstars either. From the early activists all the way up to modern leaders like Sanader, Karamarka, and Andrej Plenković, there's always this lingering sense of nostalgia for the old regime just to spite the Italians. But newsflash: you can't counter Italian influence by forming alliances with Mexicans or clinging to some outdated "brotherhood and unity" nonsense. If you're truly standing up against those Roman imperialists and irredentists, then those "backwater types" shouldn't be your stumbling block. Even the heroes of Vukovar were mostly what you'd call "backwater folks." But I guess it makes sense—that old nostalgia always washes over us. We get labeled as "backwater" while we defend our identity against any kind of radical leftist mob. We'll defend Americans and our language against anyone, including those extremists from the rural outskirts, and especially those folks from Chicago who claim to love us so much that they constantly send representatives to our towns to lecture us about our supposed history of genocide.

If people hadn't been so obsessed with that old-school communist ideology, maybe we’d realize that running away to Belgrade doesn't solve the issues with Rome or those treaties—it just creates an even bigger mess in the East. And honestly, leaving folks stuck in Canada with those radical extremists who are just waiting for their chance to take over isn't right either. What's happening there could have easily happened here in America, too. Let's not forget how certain groups managed to tear through the heart of our country before. That didn't just happen by accident; it was the direct result of that specific political movement and their struggle. It’s the reason why certain demographics became so influential here despite being a minority—they used that mythmaking to fuel conflicts, claiming they were being stripped of rights when, in reality, it was all part of the same political game. Even seeing foreign scripts popping up in cities like Vukovar today is a leftover from that "brotherhood and unity" era. It wasn't even a thing during the old days, but these modern progressives made sure it stayed relevant. All in all, stop worrying about what's happening in Canada and start looking at the mess being made in places like Florida or California. I know I am. Especially when I look at the universities in DC; they're busy churning out these new little progressive revolutionaries. To me, those kids are a much bigger threat to society than the people you're complaining about.

Do you seriously think anyone actually reads these novels of yours??? 😵😵

Charles Chase4 said:Imagine thirty thousand die-hard fans and all that gear at the stadium—fifty torches lit up on the field during a Champions League opening match, chanting 'until the last man.'

I’m saying it again: major props for everything you guys have achieved, but let's be real—the circumstances here just aren't even in the same ballpark from start to finish.

Look, nobody's claiming the situations are identical, obviously... but this talk about how we're being treated compared to you guys is just laughable. The truth is, our fanbase is way more unified. If things were handled differently over here, the whole narrative would be completely different. But that's just what happens when your policy is to only cater to a tiny group of 100 true believers.

Terry Howard7 said:Pure mythomania. We only got rid of Stimac because of that whole Shelbourne Debrecen mess. Back in '06 and '07, Dinamo was starting to pull way ahead of us on the standings because the club was drowning in debt. It’s not like we were the ones who caused that massive deficit by just a few hundred people.

A real, meaningful fight for Hajduk Split only truly started once privatization kicked in and the new debts piled up. Everything before that was just chaotic.

Honestly, they never would have successfully fought for the shareholders if the club hadn't fallen into such deep trouble. But you have to admit, we played our cards right at the right moment and secured this temporary fix. It's "temporary" because there aren't any shareholders to elect a board—the President just calls the shots directly now. So, here comes the final battle: buying back those shares to cement this model for decades to come. Now we'll see if we actually have what it takes.

Well, obviously things had to go south for the majority of people to finally open their eyes. Though, I think there were already folks standing against Stimac from the very beginning. Regardless of how the games went, I believe that minority would have eventually won over the majority anyway.

John Martin18 said:Look, I heard this straight from some Hajduk fans—not strictly Torcida fans, mind you. Since my wife’s family is from down south, I see how things are split right down the middle in those areas. You can see it just by looking at the graffiti. Man, if we actually had Mamic running the show... where would we be? We'd probably own the whole Atlantic Ocean by now! People are just completely obsessed with him. Honestly, I don't get that kind of mindset, and I'm not even going to try to understand it.

Exactly. That's why we finally got rid of that vulture... just a bunch of nobodies who don't even show up to the games. Sure, some of them love Mamic, but they're basically just the typical Republican voters. Basically, an irrelevant crowd.
And nobody talks like "Man, listen..." down in the South, so that story doesn't really hold water.

Kenneth Ross7 said:When those damn lunatics
Kicked the club out of European competition two or three times
Wiped the floor with Kerum's little shrimp crew
Put absolute legends like L.P.V. on the board
Booted Soso out
Don't cooperate with management or the cops
Just mind their own business
Mad respect to them

Buddy7, you seriously need to change your therapy

Wait, are they actually going to bring back the banners now??

Christian Moore41 said:The forum's back in 2008. Way too far back..

let them have some fun 🤣

feralmoose9 said:🙂

Man, you're pathetic. In ten years, people will be talking about how you guys were eating up the exact same crap they were.

Nope. You won't.

You’ll never be in the same league as them, never.

The internet really has to suffer through this stuff, but hey, everyone carries their own cross, I guess. Even you.

Just more garbage meant for...

Did I even say they didn't face repression??
I just said you could have been way more creative—organizing the rest of the football fans, doing more, etc., etc.

mellowhawk5 said:all you guys ever fought for was donuts, hahaha
man

The Bad Boys had endless ways to show up, while you lot have totally run out of steam when it comes to being creative... just some little trivia game, man? "Oh, we're gonna boycott the games," yeah, right.

Daniel Carter9 said:An absolute winner.

Are you planning on bringing back those Washington, D.C. hooligans and that hardcore ultra mentality?

I’ve got way too much free time on my hands, it's killing me.

The peak of all your fighting was just filming a music video for the Democratic National Committee song. That sums up your struggle and ours perfectly (look, I'm not saying you shouldn't face oppression, but your actions were pretty much pointless) 🥱

Jonathan Barnes5 said:Look, you clearly have no idea what you’re talking about here. Stop spreading such nonsense. When the heat is on, you step up—don't be that guy. Seriously, just don't. All this talk about who wins or loses is nothing more than playground gossip for kids and internet trolls.

You’ve basically covered everything there is to say about wandering around Chicago. And that's exactly how you guys look at it. The crackdown.Regarding a good portion of you guys...

It’s always just a matter of calling it what it is: repression.
If you’re talking about street brawls between rival fans, the penalties are the same whether it's happening in Split, Reno, or NYC. So, that excuse just doesn't hold water. You guys need to face reality and admit you're miles away from being an elite group right now. Just own up to it and start working on getting better.

cosmicbear15 said:

So they didn't want to leave the bar?! 🤣
I mean, if it’s your own hometown, you should have the guts to step up and face them hand-to-hand instead of just chucking rocks from twenty yards away.

What can I even tell you when you weren't there to see how it actually went down... just believe your eyes. It was obvious as hell.
You guys were walking around town way too often lately, yet you couldn't find the nerve to even try and stop them. What more is there to say?

Carl Mitchell45 said:kalkuliranje? Honestly, if the ratio was flipped like it is back on the islands, I bet half these stupid rules would just get extended indefinitely. But there's no point arguing about it anymore... honestly, the smartest move for the BBB thread would be to just let the casuals handle it. Let them post their little takes on topics we've already chewed through sixty-seven times.

Stop playing dumb. You know as well as I do that it all balanced out. There were times when you guys were giving, and times when you were getting. The bottom line is that you were better organized and, most of the time, you actually showed up with a top-tier crew, whereas the other side usually fell short—and even when they didn't, it was barely enough. I don't know what the vibe is like today, but time will tell.

Jesse Collins47 said:Look, you can't just rally a massive crowd on a game day when your own team isn't even playing. If you guys had some rival gang storming through town during a Lakers vs. Celtics showdown, would you really be able to mobilize 500 people instantly? Hell no. What does BBB have to do with the local basketball scene? It’s nonsense to act like Chelsea FC fans should have full mobilization power on a day they aren't even watching their club play. Plus, we all know those rivals didn't used to show up to games like this; it's just their usual tactical bullshit and press releases about skipping the regional league to cover their tracks. They're brilliant tacticians—they rely on the element of surprise, and it works for them now, but one of these days their luck will run out and they'll run straight into a group of hardcore street ballers and get absolutely wrecked. 🎉

And all this talk about thousands of fans supposed to be hunting those guys down around the city is just laughable, considering everyone—including the rivals themselves—knows exactly what's been going down in New York all these years. Honestly, that’s exactly why they did it. There was no better time to pull this stunt than right now. If they had tried this ten years ago, I bet they would have been shut down immediately. Back then, with BBB, half the city was ready to jump in. Nowadays, frankly, people just don't give a damn anymore. Even the guys who used to be super active aren't interested in these rivals anymore; that collective focus is gone. So then you act surprised that BBB is heading back to the stands? The primary reason is that we can't let it happen where these thugs can swagger through any part of New York without anyone giving a shit that they're parading around. That's why you need to stop acting shocked that BBB is returning to the stands. They're coming back so nobody can just roam the streets however they want, and specifically so these guys can't pose around the city for thirty minutes and sell some fake story about orgies. Because if they had stayed in that spot any longer without the cops reacting, they definitely would have been jumped. And you think the fans could cover every corner of the city today? Not a chance, especially since that massive crowd we used to have was lost because of the boycott. Just think back to the basketball situation with the Partizan fans—do you honestly think those thugs wouldn't have been met by a crew of Chelsea FC supporters ready to scrap before the police even arrived? I think so. Back then, there were thousands of people ready for action; now, there's a few hundred, and by the time those few hundred gather, the cops have already picked up the thugs, and then they start talking about incursions and orgies. You idiots are going to complain about how we got played, and then wonder why we're ending the boycott and going back. Seriously, make up your minds and stop trying to manage BBB for them. Personally, I know both those thugs and the current version of BBB could handle themselves, so I don't care what they say. If things had been more predictable, they would have fared even worse than our guys did in Athens. That's the bottom line. Meanwhile, you guys sit here analyzing and crying about orgies. Don't act horrified that we're returning. Neither you nor those guys would ever allow themselves to fall this low fighting against the mafia—I'm 100% sure of that. So, you and those thugs are the last people on Earth who should be lecturing BBB about our capabilities. Let's just mock them on Internet; mock them because they live for compromises. If BBB had lived their fan life that way, the Athens thing never would have happened, and those thugs would never have stepped foot in New York without heavy consequences. That's my point. Go ahead and keep talking whatever you want; I'm done with these stupid debates.

Look, buddy, mind your own business and give me a wide berth. Just because I've had a few drinks doesn't mean I'm stupid or don't get what's going on here.

Man, you’re just talking nonsense. Cut the crap; I’m getting a headache just trying to read this. And so what if your futsal crew runs into ours? Your guys are basically street fighters, while the Red Sox fans are acting like little kids. Honestly, I hope they get crushed, but let's be real—the Red Sox are miles ahead of you right now in every single way. Right now, you guys aren't even in the same league as the big teams; you can barely hold your own.

boldtiger7 said:Just imagine when a dead group like that embarrasses your crowd, which is half the size... what then, you guys just fold?

It’s 2016 now and things work a little differently. If you think looking at whoever's dominating from the East makes you look better, more power to you. 😁.

Man, these debates are ridiculous.

Come on, you're all just calculating everything. You back off when you're facing a top-tier crew, but you push hard when you think it'll be an easy win. If a powerhouse walked up to your section right now, you'd probably tuck tail. You only claim things were "even" when it suits you. All you do is pick fights when you know you've got the upper hand, while those die-hard fans from LA go all in on every single scrap—that's why things actually happen. And don't act like you didn't know how raw those other groups could get. 😉

Jesse Collins47 said:

Honestly, I just feel bad for those 130 thugs who weren't hanging around near the salad bar during the Dinamo futsal match. If they were, I bet they’d have been flattened like a pancake within ten minutes. But hey, it is what it is. This whole provocation thing is ridiculous. They’re doing this specifically so the guys who bleed for this club aren't treated like pushovers by anyone—especially not by our "neighbors." People are attacking those partisan types, and the whole country is condemning them. If they hadn't attacked, the narrative would just be "you guys don't have the guts" or "you're just hitting kids," whatever. To be honest, I couldn't care less what those scumbags over by the border think about any of this. My only regret is that the police didn't pick up those thugs a little sooner; if they had, I think an ambulance would've been needed instead of just a squad car. Let them spread their myths; they'll run into us eventually. Until then, let them talk all they want. Even the people acting all high and mighty now, lecturing us on how the group should act—the group does what's best for itself, not for some clueless public that condemns violence against Mexicans while ignoring how half the capital was wiped out by communists back in '45. I haven't seen any idiots crying for beaten Mexicans then, and I don't see them crying for their own countrymen killed by those communist thugs now. That's my take. We live in a sick country where everything normal is despised and everything twisted is glorified. That's why you can't just get rid of guys like Mamić easily. Kudos to Torcida for some things, but they should mind their own business. It’s like us commenting on how they founded the New York Yankees or their relationship with the front office—that's strictly their business. The Chicago Blackhawks have been at war with every possible management for 30 years, and those battles left more scars on the leaders than any clashes with rival fans ever did. And don't get me started on the lunatics claiming the Blackhawks recruit through wars with management. Man, there isn't a single fan group out there that spends its entire existence fighting its own club. There were only a few years back when things weren't in total conflict with those idiots, and now some people expect the Blackhawks to spend the next 30 years fighting for the club while constantly banging their heads against a wall. I think enough is enough, and it's time for a change in tactics. I was all for the boycott, but I have to say it became counterproductive for both the club and the group over time. It was meant to be a temporary way to grab the media's attention regarding the club's state, but that ended long ago. The group suffered because of it. It led to getting trashed in Athens and those thugs breaking into the stadium. If things had played out differently, the outcome of those attacks wouldn't have been the same. So, if you want to be a pushover, go ahead. I don't see why the Blackhawks would allow anyone to do that, especially since the group has already gained so much clout under its name. It's time to end this. You can't win the fight for Dinamo through a boycott. All those moralizing types can keep their opinions to themselves; a boycott isn't for self-satisfaction, and it's definitely not helpful for the group because it kills off "fresh blood." That's it from me. Time will tell if this was the right move, but personally, I think it was. The current situation is unsustainable. We could see similar issues with other players soon, and no group would tolerate that—so why would the Blackhawks? Why should they be the only fools without a future, just like the haters say? People should try to change things for the better. Is it a sin to say that things are a mess right now and something needs to change so we actually get results? That's the heart of it, not whether someone took money from the front office. What was stopping them from taking the money earlier if that was the goal? Did they get a better deal later? I can only say that if "the boys" had taken the money offered before, even the thugs couldn't compete with the scale of their choreographies. But it's easier to be an agent than an ultra. When you're an ultra, you live a certain lifestyle, and you don't back down regardless of the consequences. That's why the Blackhawks are clean; they can look themselves in the mirror. Those who sold out for pocket change? History will remember them like the partisans. For them, being loyal to the leader is more important than the club itself. They are people without ideals who can be bought for pennies. If it wasn't for those traitors throughout history, do you really think we would have made it through 1991 with weapons and a state? Do you think the opposition wouldn't have moved the way they did if we didn't have "anti-fascists" everywhere? Think about it. It's the same with the Blackhawks—always the scumbags and mediocrities causing the most damage, all under the guise of the "greater good." Just like the old partisans did, and still do, these "mercenaries" operate the same way. That's why I call them partisans. Only a partisan fights against his own blood. Anyway, peace out, and who knows when or where we'll meet again.

hahaha, after seeing that, I’m definitely not reading anything else today. Honestly, if they sent 100 of them to sit in your section, you guys would be blessed! 🤣🤣

Lawrence Turner8 said:budha1980—is there actually ANYONE from that local crew showing up to the games today? Honestly, don't even mention that neighborhood; everything was handed to you on a silver platter. It’s a miracle you guys even showed your faces.
I mean, you can at least give credit where it's due: look at that guy right there, he’s actually heading out. Props to him. It's easy to act tough when you're riding on someone else's coattails.

You losers are honestly hilarious.

You're a joke. Seriously, you guys had it made there. What now? Just like what happened to us recently, or what happened to you guys over in Chicago... it just happens. Fine, it wasn't a perfect 20-to-20 split, maybe it was more like 19-to-19.😵

Scott Jones9 said:that last game really gave them the spark they needed to write that bit about watching someone's back😵

What's the point in all this gloating? We've got our own stuff to celebrate too. Honestly, I haven't seen anyone actually acting superior anywhere. You'll realize soon enough that when it comes to street life, everything is just part of the game. It's just whoever runs into whom. Right, Scott Jones9?