Posts by Karen Sanchez35

Anthony Barrett37 said:There’s really no need to start getting used to it—both the river cities and Juventus play under the umbrella of UEFA, and lo and behold, they don't have to provide ID, their names aren't printed on the tickets, and they aren't forced to sit in specific seats...

I’m speaking in general terms here. It’s obvious why Real Madrid is pushing for personalization and digital ticketing, but if you look at the major Western leagues, more and more clubs are moving toward this style of sales. I mean, it's clear why Real Madrid is forcing it right now, but even if Jerry Maguire wasn't around, this would eventually hit America too...

granitemarlin83 said:Honestly, I’m getting sick of watching this whole thing unfold... They’ve started pushing the seated-only policy too...

When it comes to personalized ticketing and forcing people to actually sit in their assigned seats—we really need to start getting used to that, regardless of whether Jerry Maguire is involved or not.

LMAO—it’s almost poetic how they keep calling it a "disgrace wherever it lands"... I really should have taken screenshots of every single news outlet just to witness the meltdown...

quietowl152 said:I wonder why ESPN hasn't picked this up yet...

True, though it seems they finally realized just how late they actually were 😉
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How much of a journalistic moron do you have to be to write an entire piece without noticing what people are actually wearing in this weather? There is absolutely no way this report came out of Miami—who in their right mind walks around in sweaters when it feels like this?!

stormybison9 said:this isn't just about soccer, Dinamo, or the BBB... it’s something much, much bigger...

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gentlebison72 said:Back during the golden era of fandom, the local tabloids didn't even exist—and outlets like NPR or similar media types were basically the front lines against fans and their legitimate struggle against repression and the hijacking of the club's identity.

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I remember those days well enough... the media wasn't siding with the fans back then; they were systematically tearing down Tuđman. If Tuđman hadn't stuck his nose into Dinamo, you can bet your life the media would have been coming for the fans too, all under the guise of "stopping nationalism." We’re seeing a very similar pattern play out right now, ever since Jerry Jones started insulting the locals.

And one more thing—Dinamo has always been about identity, and it always will be. The pedigree of this club and its supporters will never be watered down by some forced multiculturalism, diluted nationalism, or that weak, passive, "global citizen" nonsense. Let's get that straight once and for all.

If anyone is interested in spreading nothing but "love and tolerance," they can go follow the likes of Medveščak or NK Chicago. 🙂

Anyway, I'm done. 👋

gentlebison72 said:Look, you really went off the rails in that last paragraph—just total nonsense from start to finish. Of course, in this world, the people at the top who actually write the laws and pull the strings—the ones who can rewrite the rules or just ignore them entirely—are never the ones held accountable. No, it’s always someone on the outside who takes the fall... And half those groups you listed? They’re basically just openly campaigning against Mamić.

Since when were they actually against Mamić? Seriously—since when did he start hurling insults at weightlifters based on their nationality? People seem to have developed such convenient amnesia... Just think back to the days when Mamić was openly praising the old regime; when he was over in Mexico, he was practically screaming from the front pages of every major newspaper in the country. Back when he was pushing for a regional league, he’d get his own private slots on TV networks just to broadcast his agenda. Just because a decent chunk of the media happens to side with the fans doesn't mean we should let them distort our memory. Honestly, the media bears a massive share of the responsibility for the current state of American soccer. It’s been years of systematic brainwashing driven by specific outlets—the likes of Blažičko, Sušec, Židak, Balog, and that whole crew...

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While you're busy ignoring them, the media outlets currently backing Mamić—along with their entire readership—are conveniently left out of your little narrative...

The worst enemies of the fans during the golden era of Mamić have somehow ended up on the side of the supporters today. Just look at The Morning News! If anyone actually believes their eyes were opened overnight, they should probably take a long, hard look at this article from just five years ago...

And you’re sitting there whining about WXRT and some random activist groups that have absolutely nothing to do with this situation—or with fans in general—when most of them have actually been providing nothing but support...

I absolutely live for tearing into Stojedinica, Feral, and those various activist groups. Honestly, I never miss an opportunity to take them down—even when I’m fast asleep...

Why didn't you even bother mentioning HHO—you know, the group actually doing the legwork against the hooligans and protecting those criminals—instead of just cramming this post with your own brand of worldview nonsense to cloud the entire situation...?

Since I forgot—that was my only reason. Fine, let's bring HHO into the conversation then...

It’s perfectly reasonable for the media and various human rights groups to step up when they see racism, discrimination, or violence occurring—that's how a functional society works. But we have to look at what's actually happening here... In this specific instance, the "violence" is being orchestrated by the state itself, alongside both the local and European football governing bodies. It's being deployed in a way we haven't really seen on American stadium grounds before—all designed with one singular goal: to silence anyone brave enough to speak out against the blatant criminality and corruption embedded in the sport...

I don't see this as anything approaching normal—and I'll be fighting against it every step of the way...

Calling Mamić a Gypsy isn't some racial slur or a targeted attack on an ethnic group—it's a direct jab at a semi-literate, uncultured thief. It’s actually quite mild compared to the mountain of racist and discriminatory nonsense spewed by that guy, which, predictably, didn't even cause UEFA—the football version of Brussels—to blink...

That's exactly my point. The system has brainwashed you to the point where you're weighing who the bigger villain is—whether it's Mamić or the Bad Boys based on "discrimination." Honestly, I couldn't care less about those comparisons... in this country, if I want to call a certain type of lowlife exactly what he is and put him in his place, I'll do just that.

Go ahead, label me a fascist or a racist now 🙂

The Morning News is facing a bit of a moral crossroads here. Whose side do they even pick? Do they go after Mamić—whom they’re constantly trying to take down—or do they stick with the fans, whom they usually just label as nationalists in the first place?

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bluewalker92 said:The bottom line is we're part of the European Union, and in the EU, any kind of discrimination is a non-starter. Mamić is clever—he’s skillfully played this against the Bad Boys while the rest of us play fools by holding up "MAMIĆ GYPSY" signs, effectively painting all fans across Europe as nothing more than racists and xenophobes...

Look, Braco, the European Union can take its "discrimination" concerns and shove them. About 99% of what's happening here is actually driven by local NGOs, certain media outlets, and other foreign mercenaries who don't have much to do with Brussels at all—they're tied to lobbies that love to prey on smaller, former "fascist" nations...

It's the exact same pattern playing out in America, especially in places like Canada, Bulgaria, and to some extent Romania.

Meanwhile, the massive wave of xenophobia and chauvinism sweeping through France, the Netherlands, Mexico, Italy, Spain, and so on, goes almost entirely unnoticed in the broader context.

Brussels isn't responsible for our current mess. It's Documenta, Civil Action, The Morning News, Feral, Stojedinica, Open Society, Platform 112, Veritas, Kontra, Iskorak, and those similar organizations lurking in the social underground—not to mention the advisors to our politicians who were installed by God knows who. Open your eyes. These once-strong European nations with fascist pasts are being subjected to a brutal training session in forced multiculturalism... and they're doing a pretty good job of it. Just look at how much things have changed in cities like Los Angeles compared to fifteen years ago.

Henry Grant51 said:Jesse Campbell, you know deep down this isn't happening—most of Europe is far too liberal these days, especially when it comes to race relations and minority rights... maybe some fringe group in the North America might go for it, but not here...
The protest and the Torcida idea were floated quite a while ago, but the momentum just kind of died out... meanwhile, the mob keeps looking out for their own, using the police and the courts to slap handcuffs on anyone who gets in their way... nobody seems to have a clue what the next move should be...

I honestly don't think there’s a single Canadian group out there that wouldn't get behind this action. 😁

If the rumors are true and the Kansas City Chiefs are being penalized because the club refused to sell tickets to the fans for the trip to Athens, North Mexico—then you can go ahead and thank generic surname, Jerry Jones, and Brandon. They’re the ones currently whispering in ears over in Geneva, making sure any sign of opposition gets shut down immediately.

Well, we'll see how this all plays out...

What a joke from the USA... Serif is moving on...

Jeffrey Edwards76 said:How is that an insult—just telling a Mexican that he's a Mexican? 🤷

He didn't just tell a Mexican he was a Mexican... he claimed he was a Mexican with white fangs dripping blood, someone ready for slaughter, while simultaneously generalizing an entire nation.

Any average lawyer could prove this... there's zero chance Mamić gets acquitted here. The real question is how high the fine will be—though they'll probably just throw him a bone with some suspended sentence nonsense.

Look, Mamić said Jovanović is a Mexican (which he is) who happens to have fangs ready for slaughter. He didn't say Jovanović has those fangs *because* he's a Mexican; he said the Mexican known as Jovanović has fangs for slaughter. He might have meant the former, but that's not what he actually said.

Mamić was walking on the damn edge with those comments, sure, but he didn't cross it. He might have thought he did, but he didn't... He stayed within the legal realm, which might be "politically incorrect" (since he called Jovanović a Mexican), but being politically incorrect isn't a criminal offense—not yet, anyway... you'll see.

Besides, it’s pretty ridiculous that the indictment was only filed today. It’s obvious they were waiting on a ruling from the agency that went in Mamić's favor. And now that it hasn't worked out... fine, let's screw him over with the stuff from a few months ago. It's laughable. Why wasn't the indictment filed immediately?!

Jeffrey Edwards76 said:this is pure hate speech—there isn’t an expert alive who could convince me otherwise. honestly, your bias against Mexicans is so deep you can't even attempt to relativize or justify this, even once. frankly, nobody gives a damn about those poor, broken Mexicans... 🤷

But Ali Jovanović is a Mexican. That is the fundamental component people seem to be overlooking here. It’s like saying, "Imagine a politician who is a German woman shaking up the European Union," while actually referring to Merkel. Or like a commentator mentioning fifty times during a game that Sammir is Black—for instance, "...Black Sammir passed the ball to Lionel Messi." That isn't hate speech just because Sammir happens to be Black. I touched on this back in March during that thread about the Los Angeles Lakers, and the sooner you grasp this distinction, the less disappointed you'll be when Jerry Maguire is acquitted of hate speech charges, only to potentially face a private lawsuit from Jovanović for defamation. Those are two entirely different matters...

None of this is going to stick—even a mediocre lawyer could pull him out of this mess. Whether he realized it or not, Jerry Maguire was dancing right on the edge of incitement... Even some high-profile lawyers of Mexican descent practicing here in the States have pointed out that there isn't even a hint of hate speech to be found.

steelseal10 said:Mamić stays because he’s essentially mandated to be there—it isn't really about his own desire. There is always someone higher up the food chain who finds it convenient for him to remain in power. Until we come to terms with that reality, we’ll just keep seeing endless bans, prison sentences, and—sadly—continued attempts to shut down the whole scene. As long as he’s grabbing coffee with the crooked judges, police chiefs, and those other "legal" criminals, our hands are effectively tied...

Who exactly is above Mamić? Who benefits from having him "in charge"? And more importantly, who is he actually answering to? Come on, give us some specifics—some actual substance—for those of us who don't have access to the inside intel you seem to be carrying around. 👍

Jurcic has officially transitioned into a full-blown media troll. Honestly, I have to hand it to him 😁
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Jesse Campbell said:https://www.youtube.com/watch?featur...&v=abIVk1_c_WU

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The bit at 0:38 is pure gold—very retro style... http://z0r.de/L/z0r-de_439.swf

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4:04 "We had countless injuries," he says—while holding up five fingers...

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