Brandon Anderson34 said:The Boys are the most important players here, especially when it comes to fighting for their reputation. If it weren't for the Boys, Bernie Madoff would probably be sitting in some government office as a cabinet minister by now on his second term. No federal agency has ever done anything serious to him, despite everyone knowing what’s up. If he were just some random sports guy, he’d have been finished ages ago. Instead, he’s left behind this whole paid-off system. How are the fans—who get persecuted more than anyone else—supposed to fight this evil alone? They can only do it like this, under the banner of "to the last man."
You're reaching a bit there, man... I mean, sure, he might actually end up as a minister. 🙄
Total nonsense decision. Even with the Mamić family stuck in custody, they still run Dynamo like they own the place. And honestly? Don't hold your breath waiting for the stadium to be packed, let alone the North Stand. Some people just refuse to snap out of this delusional, rose-colored fantasy world they live in. But whatever. Let them keep hoping and keep making all that noise. It won't change a thing. Unfortunately. You've gotta be realistic about this stuff.
Thomas Rivera64 said:Yeah, they probably chopped their own limbs off just to help out with Grabar-Kitarović's pre-election campaign🤦
Look, man, if you don't mind, why don't you drop the names of the fan groups you're supposedly part of? I haven't seen a single post from you here that actually mentions anything about being a fan...
They aren't, but that doesn't mean they can just do whatever they want. Luckily, this isn't the Waterfront where they could still manipulate veterans back in the day; we're talking about a tiny handful of people here. I'll go out on a limb and say those protesters would jump at any support the Libertarian Party threw their way.
And you? You're just some Karamarkov agent who loves auditing everyone else's business. Keep digging, maybe you'll actually find something useful for once.
Kenneth Martinez8 said:So you're basically saying people like those old-school hardliners aren't even part of the equation? Like they actually back Fred Matić and think this new veteran law—which basically tries to sneakily offer payouts to guys who were forced into service—is totally fine?
Or that the rally down at the Waterfront back in 2001 was full of the wrong crowd, while the "real" leaders were Račan and Mešić, who couldn't care less about what happened there?
The kind of logic you're peddling right now is exactly what feeds the Mamić machine. We need to do the exact opposite. We have to show people exactly who Zdravko Mamić really is, because honestly, a ton of people have no clue what we're even talking about. And they definitely aren't going to learn anything if we just ignore them or smear them as Republican Party manipulators.
Just head down to Savska then, since you clearly want to hang out with Mamić so bad.
restlessfalcon69 said:The BBB crew should honestly just head down to the veterans over on Savska and put together a highlight reel of all this. They could include those clips where he’s whining about the old Yugoslavia days, or even dig up that segment from FOX where he was basically promising to find Jacqueline Kennedy a place to live in Washington, D.C..
Who exactly is this little rat planning to manipulate, and whose pocket is he trying to line while promoting his own pathetic legacy?
And you really think that would work?
The people hanging out on Savska are Republican Party veterans. It’s the exact same setup as the Waterfront in Miami—just a different cast of actors from the same political party.
It’s hard to write this stuff without getting heated. I was hanging out near the stadium today, and honestly? Washington, D.C. and its people couldn't care less about Real Madrid. As for the ultras group itself, they’re basically a ghost town at this point. Those few hundred remaining fans will probably all face bans sooner or later anyway, and then it's game over. So, nothing is happening, and nothing is going to happen. I’m not being a downer here; I’m just calling it like I see it. Anyway, hope the guys get back on their feet fast.
copperraven6 said:If there’s one thing I can't stand, it's that whole Irish syndrome with the Bad Boys and Americans in general. Like, what's the big deal with Ireland or Catholics anyway? 🤦
Bottom line. Honestly, I'd throw in Scottish fans and Celtic too.
not sure if this is actually a big deal or what... honestly reminds me of those days when we were following Coca-Cola... but hey. good luck to them, I guess.
Raymond Anderson4 said:Kevin Magnussen's penalty makes sense. I can't believe people think otherwise... this isn't some massive runoff area like we saw in Bahrain. It's just freaking grass next to the track, and those barriers are right there.
Man, what do you mean "makes sense"? What are you even talking about, dude? You alright? You clearly have no clue.
This white banner from the soccer club reminds me of a mini version of that massive one from ten years ago... I had no idea the new Bad Boys were hanging out with the North Stand crowd now too...
I knew Tom, rest in peace... and unfortunately, the whole group is following in his footsteps.
Jesse Campbell said:That's exactly my point. You guys call me an over-optimist, and I call you irrational pessimists.
That previous petition was poorly run, smaller scale, and barely made a dent. There’s zero logical connection between that and what we’re seeing now.
If you look at this through my "optimistic" lens, it’s pretty obvious how much we’ve leveled up as a group and as individuals since then. People finally woke up to the fact that we're talking about a major league franchise here, not some cheap high school drama.
The public wants real action, and they can see it.
Look, it's not just that you're an optimist—you're a total Don Quixote. I respect the hustle, but give it a rest. And saying the old petition has nothing to do with this one or was just "worse organized"? That just proves you can't see the forest for the trees... but hey, keep dreaming.
Look, I don't know how else to put this, but honestly, you petition people are just chasing ghosts. Go ahead and come for me if you want, but petitions haven't accomplished a single damn thing in this country. They're nothing more than a pipe dream. Just look back at that last one Šeler handed over to Bandić. How did that even end? http://dalje.com/hr-sport/video--vod...avijaca/245131 It’s pure fantasy, plain and simple.
Look, I’m totally at odds with Marasovac when it comes to how he views the politics pushed by Paraga’s crew. We’re never going to see eye to eye on that one, because honestly? It just feels like a bunch of smears and lies that he'll never actually back up, no matter how much he believes his own hype. That being said, the guy is a solid contributor here. I agree with some of his other takes, and frankly, I think this permanent ban is BS. I'm calling for it to be lifted.
It feels pretty weird that you have to be some kind of high-priced attorney just to represent the person being threatened...
And don't even get me started on how you decide who’s a top-tier poster and who isn't. The legends get banned without any actual proof—just because they're labeled "conspiracy theorists"—while everyone else just gets a slap on the wrist with a warning...
Honestly, it feels like we're back in kindergarten...