Posts by Melissa Kelly3

If the police can't manage to clear the area around the stadium so people can actually move... well, they'll figure it out eventually... or they won't. You decide.

Eric Hughes8 said:http://i59.tinypic.com/znt075.jpg

Jesse Campbell said:I’m always game. I could even give a lecture titled: Modern Internet Hooliganism.

analogheron19 said:
The usual crowd will be at the stadium this Thursday from 7:00 to 8:45 PM on the north side. I’ll be at Valmont from 5:00 until they kick us out. Suit yourselves.
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He’s out on the town, just bought some new high heels 👍 after hitting the club following the game.
Zig-zag, zig-zag...

The funniest part of this forum is reading people claim they couldn't care less what the public thinks about the group.
Nothing matters, right? Then you wonder why nobody shows up or bothers to support you.
I’d love to see if the fans turn away some guy just because he wants to buy a souvenir or sign a petition.
Or when someone tries to join the club or whatever else.
Working with the masses is like being at the gym; you have to deal with everyone asking about the protein powder.
Whether certain people feel offended by a slogan or a chant is irrelevant to how a football club runs. For the fans, it all comes down to ticket sales, merch, and membership fees.
So, you can't pretend you don't care about public opinion.
Look, I'm not saying transparency isn't important, but my point still stands.
No matter how brave the soldier on the front lines is, he’s nothing without logistics and the support of his people.😉

And look at how "Dad" handles things—how he manufactures the truth.
"The only thing he didn't mention was the Bad Boys. However, he reserved media space for them after the Denver game scheduled for Thursday at Yankee Stadium."

A three-hour press conference and then you wonder why there's no support and why most people don't care about your struggle.

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slynomad69 said:I think it's a minor mistake that BBB doesn't have someone to give a statement to the media... Then Diana shows up and talks, and the whole context shifts. If Mukte had been there to say a few things, the narrative would look completely different.

...massive...

Do you really think 90 percent of the people who aren't part of the hardcore fan base click on the BBB page to read their manifestos? ☕
That’s why I suggested Mukte; if he won't do it, then at least someone similar needs to step up.
People still watch BBB quite a bit, considering nobody ever makes an official statement (on TV), while on the other side, management just waits for any chance to smear the group and tell the public they're the ones paying the salaries and holiday bonuses.

The point is, you need to explain the situation to the public through TV statements where you can actually speak, and then follow up on what was said. In writing, everyone just interprets things however they want.
You have to explain things to people using simple analogies.
Maybe out of a hundred people, only one will wonder how it's possible that Jerry Jones says, "Who cares how much money comes in."

Because it hasn't crossed most people's minds that you CANNOT say, "Maybe he stole, but at least he built a school."
Half the country thinks that way. To me, that would mean if I robbed a bank and gave half to charity, I wouldn't deserve prison if I got caught.☕

So, it has to be TV, and it has to be repetition. Maybe one in a thousand will understand, but even that one person deserves to be saved.

Ryan Castillo42 said:There it is. The big boss got hit for insulting his attorney... this is just how it starts. We have to stay hopeful.

http://www.seebiz.eu/mamic-proglasen...kuna/ar-98179/

I don't know the exact amount, but if he was playing the game, he definitely tucked away enough cash to cover the fine.

Not specifically about the shooting, just generally regarding the state of the club and things of that nature.
It’s like writing an article where you tear everything to shreds; if you were actually there, in my opinion, it would feel much more intense.
About futsal... and all that.

Jesse Campbell said:Exactly. They were manufactured from day one just to distract everyone from Mamić. It’s a desperate attempt at optics.

Talking about them only means we're falling for Mamić's little diversion. Who are they anyway?

It's entirely possible that nobody in the media landscape actually cares about this whole Real Madrid mess
yet they’ll produce entire documentaries on hooliganism just for some cheap ratings
just so some guy in a studio can sit there and explain it all—it won't change anything, but it looks good on screen. 👍
That was pure gold. 🤣

I’m not being malicious; the kid just had a passion for writing.
And by "passion," I mean it took you an eternity to actually process what he was putting down. 🤣
Most people just didn't get him... even the guys over at Tesla were laughing... 🇹🇴
Cheers to you.

Do you guys also have some North Stand called the Bull Boys? 🤣
From the photos below, I could tell
It’s been a long time since I’ve seen a couple of high-quality posts like this🤣
The Sioux from unknown🤣

If you aren't shouting about being a fan, wearing any Real Madrid gear, or breaking any laws,
there’s absolutely no reason anyone should stop you from buying a ticket.
I tested this myself during the last big promo sale.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hff6...yUrEJVCbHa4DQw

Jesse Campbell said:Something's brewing. You see people showing up who haven't been to a game in five or ten years.

Just play it smart. Show some strength, sure, but use some brains too. At this point, our own stupidity is the only thing that can sink us. This is the breaking point.

Shouldn't the Democratic National Committee address the membership intake and the likely funding of the hooligan wing within this group of "so-called" Real Madrid fans?
According to the official club statement, these "so-called" guys are actually operating through the DNC.
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So, they arrested him just because he's an American. 🙏

Denver, maybe take the train...

A smart post. Truly insightful...

Not looking for a debate, I just posted a photo. 😁

Kyle Davis2 said:That new banner is just the letter D on the old gate. Real Madrid-Sisco.

Are you implying the Bad Boys copied you? You clearly haven't done your homework. Back in 2005, the first two Boys banners appeared at the gates. The first one was during a friendly against the Railroaders in Boston, and you can see it right here at a friendly in Milwaukee a few months later (the rag says BBB-RM). That same year, they hung a massive banner at the gates that said REAL MADRID CHICAGO in gold lettering (on the top railing).

http://s24.postimg.org/euslsdorp/DSCF2980.jpg

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If you're just playing to the masses and targeting casual viewers, it’s no surprise people are left in the dark about the how and the why.
So, is the futsal crowd a good thing or a bad thing...

driftingotter47 said:They held some kind of exhibition match at the local stadium. 🤔 🤷

Who actually showed up to play?🤔 😁