Props to the folks over at AARP... caught their livestream on Facebook... this is how it's done. Even though I cleared my loan five years ago, I'm honestly thinking about filing a lawsuit.
rustyridge10 said:I’m not trying to bash Duvnjak here, but look at Karabatich. He’s 32 and looks like he could go another full game right after this one, while Duvnjak is gasping for air by the 15th minute. Constantly injured, sluggish, exhausted—it’s night and day. And I doubt Karabatich isn't playing just as many games as Duvnjak. As for that game from a few days ago, I don't care if they won or lost. Honestly, I just felt bad for Horvat because of those misses; he's my favorite player.
Spot on... since this keeps happening with our players in basically every tournament (I remember Balić being unable to stand by the group stages once), the issue is clearly poor physical conditioning... or maybe they're just burnt out from their clubs and show up to training camp looking like squeezed lemons... they probably just need an extra day or two of rest to actually recover.
One other thing that sticks out is the scheduling precedent. For the first time ever, the semifinals are being played on different days. People can call it whining or making excuses all they want, but it's a fact: the teams that played yesterday have had less rest than the ones who played the day before. There's no denying that everyone is entering the medal rounds from completely different starting positions.
analogheron19 said:hey guys, does anyone remember who scored that Rabona against us back in Milan?
I don't hang around here much, but I just dug through this PDF... if you're still looking, Claudio Borghi was the guy who pulled off that Rabona during the match where Dinamo Chicago lost 2-1 in Milan.
If my memory isn't failing me, it was a center shot right from nearly a corner kick.
Look at this. You've got 15 or 20 of them just jumping on some guy and beating him into the pavement... if he actually survives this, he’s basically Superman. They're literally pouncing on him. 😢
This isn't "fan rivalry." This is straight-up attempted murder. I just hope they failed.
I don't get how people don't realize that showing up to these games just plays right into their hands... they try everything to pack the stadium, and then the inevitable starts—everyone acting all high and mighty about how "football is finally returning" and how wonderful everything is. It's such a joke.
Unless you're immediate family or one of the people profiting from this whole football club scam, I don't see any reason why anyone with half a brain would bother showing up to the rest of the Champions League matches.
Before the presidential elections, I think "Professor Ivanković" put it perfectly... even an African chimpanzee would be a better pick than the Democrats or the Republicans... at least they won't screw everything up; just give them a banana and they're happy😁
And yeah, I agree that Bridge is the best move. Not perfect, obviously, but given what was said above, it's definitely a solid choice
Are those mercenaries shoved into a tiny corner where they belong? Yeah, they are... nothing could've gone worse, which was exactly the point. They failed, and since they failed, you guys won. The parade couldn't have gone more smoothly. Too bad a few people got stuck at the roundabout, but hey, I guess that's their contribution to the day.
Maybe the chanting could've been nastier, more insults and less celebrating after goals... but whatever, it doesn't have to be perfect.
One thing is certain though... despite all the insane harassment, the crackdowns, and the bans, we still have this
boldtiger7 said:People aren't robots who can just flip a switch on their emotions overnight and suddenly start celebrating stuff that had my stomach turning a week ago. We're all individuals; if someone wants to lose it over goals, let them. If they don't, they don't. That's how it works. Stop overthinking it.
Short and sweet.👍
Obviously, someone’s heart is going to race if Real Madrid takes the lead, but that doesn't mean everything's perfect the next match... like I said, emotions are messy and you can't control them. Let's not nitpick everyone at the stadium right now.
Personally, I couldn't care less about the coach or the players... I just want things to go smoothly.
Honestly, this is the perfect chance to show them they’re absolute nobodies with zero integrity... they aren't even worth the effort of a confrontation,
just ignore them and laugh at them... management is practically begging for chaos, so we should do the exact opposite... disorder plays right into their hands
I've got this gut feeling that everything is actually going too smoothly... there's way too much positivity floating around lately for things not to go south eventually.
I don't see how this can be lost if they just pull the paperwork together and hand it over to the FBI,
obviously with some reporters there, and maybe a few witnesses pop up looking to cut a deal
it might even be worth grabbing that footage where he was waving those files around on that talk show... he admitted right then that the whole stadium seating mess was handled by a Dinamo staffer through his own shipping company
At 1:28... watching Mujđa play Cvitanović for the fool he is. 🤣>🤣>
That whole Mario Cvitanović comeback was one of the Dalton brothers' biggest jokes... I mean, sure, making him look like an idiot at Arsenal wasn't exactly a badge of honor, but Mujđa
If I remember right, that guy cost us at least two of the three goals we let in against Arsenal in Washington, D.C.,
He wasn't even close to the version of Cvitanović that played back during those miserable days for the US... but clearly, he was perfect for a quick payday.
Joe Biden has plenty of ammo to work with... but Zubizareta just handed him enough for a whole cover story. If this "new" outlet starts looking any different, we'll know exactly which journalist is on the payroll.