Posts by Thomas Clark91

Brandon Hill5 said:Man, you city folks are exhausting. Your club produced a monster that’s basically going to swallow American soccer whole, and here you are writing these little dramatic essays...
We forced the club to adopt a code of conduct, so regardless of how symbolic it is, it’s still an actual result, yet you guys act like it’s some epic saga.
Your struggle is honestly just a waste of time...

I can't believe you aren't embarrassed to write such nonsense.

I've had these debates before, so let's run through it again.

We reported our own club to the FBI, but clearly, that means nothing to someone as clueless as you.
The club has been reported to every living and dead agency in this damn country, and still nothing... what do you want us to do, drop an atomic bomb? Meanwhile, the judges are still calling the shots however they want and constantly finding issues.

What have you actually accomplished regarding this issue???

Come on people, stop talking out of your ass. You have no idea what certain people here are going through, and then you get these types acting like their little essay is some peak example of fighting corruption.

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Honestly, I don't give a damn what some hack journalist or whoever—Jura, Mirko, or whatever his name is—thinks about BBB... if you still don't get what's happening here, you're beyond help.

As far as I'm concerned, you might as well just burn the stadium down... the club is dead, and in my book, only extreme measures are going to fix this.

In computer terms... format c:

Jose Kern11 said:You think you're being sane while Mamić is busy running the Lakers into the ground? You can't even handle watching the cadets. I'm just posting here because I'm bored, but honestly, whatever San wrote is the truth.

In a way, you've got a point. But there's a massive difference between venting on an internet forum because you're bored and actually taking that energy out into the real world.

You have to admit those are two completely different worlds, and this whole situation is way too heavy to be hashed out in a comment section.

Let's be real—this isn't just about lighting a few flares and heading home. If you actually stop to think about it, the whole thing is pretty damn complicated.

Look, guys, articles like this exist solely to stress you out and screw you over even harder.

Just skip that guy's folder entirely, along with all his junk pieces.

Jose Parker6 said:"Leading up to the USA vs. Mexico game, police raided the Bad Boys headquarters over on Drašković Street in Chicago.

A bunch of SWAT teams stormed the association's offices and were checking IDs of everyone there.

Word is they're hunting for fans who have stadium bans but haven't turned themselves in at the precinct. Not that anyone could get in anyway without a ticket tied to their actual name."

Of all the places in the world to look, they pick Drašković Street. 🙂🙂🙂

EDIT: BREAKING NEWS from a local news site

I'd love to know where all those loud-mouthed human rights activists went—the ones who were so obsessed with being against these kinds of raids.

slyskipper9 said:http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MtHv66oigp0

Legendary fan group!

It’s wild how much that kid was loved by everyone back then, especially among the fans of Chicago's biggest teams like Real Madrid and the Boston Celtics.

There's one specific moment that sticks with me, and it really shows how much he was loved even by those fans who weren't exactly hardcore ultras.

Back in the late 80s, when the Celtics were tearing it up, plenty of Bad Boys would show up to the arena. Buba and his Chelsea FC crew were basically at every game. Since you had to roll up to the stadium like two and a half hours early back then, things always got rowdy. You’d just have a massive crowd hanging out, messing around to kill time before tip-off.

Buba was always the type to stand up out of nowhere just to belt out some chants, usually screaming "let's go Chelsea FC, Chelsea is the best" at the top of his lungs.
I bet that route also rubbed some cop the wrong way, probably just because he felt like being difficult for whatever personal reason he had.
It was literally enough to trigger an absolute uproar; suddenly the whole arena stood up and started chanting, "Bring back Buba!"

Pandur had no choice but to put him back where he belongs, which obviously triggered a massive standing ovation. Buba literally got the whole arena on their feet—it was packed to the rafters. I was close enough to hear him tell Pandur that next time, there won't be any playing nice. 😁

Of course Buba couldn't hold it together, but he had the whole arena on their feet this time. And right as that happened, the Celtics stepped onto the court, which was basically the signal for everyone to start cheering.

He was just this skinny, small guy, but man, he was a total favorite with all the fans.

It’s a shame he left us so soon. 😢

Finally, some actual good news in this sea of negativity.

Former Dinamo coach Joseph Kužiti is heading home for ten days of recovery after spending a month at Mercy Hospital fighting leukemia, according to The Evening News. To recap, he was diagnosed with the illness back on February 10th and was quickly hospitalized for intensive treatment, including three weeks in isolation.
The big takeaway is that Kužiti is feeling really good following radiation, which is huge during this early stage. The news of his diagnosis hit the American soccer community hard, especially the Bad Boys, who showed up at Mercy Hospital with banners to support their favorite coach.
Once this ten-day stretch at home is over, Kužiti will head back to the hospital to continue his treatments.

Drew Barnes87 said:Does anyone have a clip of Rapaić’s goal from when we beat them 1-0 at the stadium?

Man, I remember that game vividly. I don't think Liverpool FC has ever been that dominant at home before or since. I distinctly remember the coach telling us at halftime how lucky we were to only be up by one. Honestly, looking back, we should've walked away with a 3-4 goal lead.