neonfalcon16 said:It was pure bliss. Everything was perfect. No unrest, no rigged elections, no mysterious murders, none of that. 😁
Let’s not get carried away. But tell me, who exactly was fighting for democracy to join the EU back in the nineties? For us, those old regimes just delayed the inevitable mess by forty-five years.
You've got about a hundred cards left for Gorica, so don't go thinking you can just walk in there without paying the price.
I don't recall you saying we should respect the partisans For what reason? They handed us communism on a silver platter, only for it to blow up in our faces back in the nineties. While Europe was enjoying democracy, we were stuck acting like primitive tribes, killing each other just to get the basic rights a normal person had years before us...
So, if I've understood you correctly, I'm asking you not to paint those communists as some kind of saviors...
PRESALE FOR THE Gorica vs. Los Angeles Lakers GAME starts Tuesday, March 12th, at the West Stand ticket booth at the City Stadium in Velika Gorica.
The booth will be open daily from 10:00 AM to 1:00 PM and 4:00 PM to 6:00 PM, or until they run out.
Tickets at the booth are exclusively for the West Stand; the East Stand is reserved for visiting fans.
Presale tickets for the West Stand are $17, increasing to $27 on game day.
You must present a valid ID to purchase tickets.
Minors must be accompanied by a parent or legal guardian when buying a ticket.
Each individual is limited to 4 tickets.
– You are required to provide an ID for every person on whose behalf a ticket is being purchased.
Tickets are non-transferable and must be used by the person named on them. Staff at the gates will be checking IDs, as personalization rules are strictly enforced for games like this.
Online purchases are available at ulaznice.hr/r/HNK_Gorica.
The East Stand is designated for away fans, who can buy their tickets online or at the Los Angeles Lakers box office at Maksimir for $13.
Nobody is talking about waiting for championship tickets. They’re talking about getting mocked because you’re twenty minutes late to the East side when the stadium is practically empty. That isn't a crowd issue; it's a failure in organization. I'm not whining here, I'm just telling you—you can't build a massive following if this is how you treat people. What sane person would want to come back after an experience like that? We are nowhere near being back to normal. And then they have the nerve to complain that the expanded database isn't ready... given the current mess, things are still running surprisingly well.
Dinamo is run with such total incompetence that I managed to walk into the North stands at the 20th minute of a match with only 4,000 people in attendance, despite having my ticket in hand 45 minutes before kickoff.
Man, you really have to be hitting the bottle or something to ever bother coming back to watch a club like this. Some people call that "loyalty."
And yeah, obviously I went back, but imagine trying to do this with small kids—it's supposed to be a family outing. Everything about this setup is designed to ensure you never come back. From the absolute chaos at the ticket window to getting to the North stands, you practically have to trek halfway to Dubrava just to find your seat. Then you've got the crowds wandering from one end of the North side to the ticket booth and back again. It's madness. You end up standing in a 200-meter line just to enter an empty stadium. Scrapping the ticket sales at the North entrance was a stroke of genius, clearly. Now, looking at these photos, they’ve just moved the long lines over to the press area to try and manufacture some fake atmosphere... 🇹🇴
Justin Bailey said:Once those elections actually happen, will they only be recruiting locals for Real Madrid, or what?
If you're asking my take, I’d never bother trekking all the way through Mexico just to scout a player... The rumors about hookers in the locker rooms are just part of the culture at this point. Honestly, if you don't know better, why wouldn't anyone enjoy themselves in an environment like that? The real issue, though, is that the entire staff at the club is still acting like children crying for their fathers. That’s the most pathetic part of it all.
Lawrence Kim4 said:Real Madrid is a done deal. They don't give a damn what we think. Some will realize it sooner than others... It’s about the club. We fought for it. Leave futsal out of this; it isn't the issue. Regardless, I just want peace. I won't drag this out on a forum. I'll tell everyone I know. We're going to ruin everything if we keep acting like this. Either we stand together or we don't. We can't be some circus act singing show tunes while everything goes to hell.
Now you're talking like some slogan on a stadium wall is going to change reality, or like we're suddenly back playing in the old Yugoslav league because everyone decided to play nice all of a sudden... Like you said, they aren't asking for your opinion, so your only options are a boycott or sticking to indoor soccer. ☕ Until the next election rolls around, it's the same old story, just with different excuses. All you're doing is chasing some ideal protest that would satisfy you, while someone else would probably argue we should have just burned down the locker room... You're overreacting.
Nathan Ramirez11 said:p3ro is right on this one. ☕
Since most people here don't actually live on the coast, I say we just rename it something like "little salt cottage..." or even just a shout. It would make it clear we aren't from the seaside. 🤣
Personally, I don't find these two versions of the Real Madrid logo any more visually appealing than the old one... The font feels too heavy; it sticks out way too much. I much prefer this layout:http://www.nogometplus.net/wp-conten..._b-688x460.jpg
It works better when the blue dominates. The Bleachers are mostly black and blue anyway, so it fits the vibe.
John Campbell27 said:The stands look ugly? Are you out of your mind? You can't expect people traveling from all over the country to show up at every single game. They can't just fly in twice a year and hang banners alongside everyone else.
Maybe he just phrased it poorly. He probably meant the stands should be packed with banners like they used to be back when there were actually plenty of them. That’s likely what he was getting at: http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedi...o_BBB_2008.jpg
The away section is meant for the visitors anyway. I thought it would be a lot, but looking at the stands, it’ll probably be a complete bottleneck between the home crowd and the traveling fans... just another circus when you have a high-stakes game like this. :rolfić:
Carl Hernandez3 said:If there’s such high demand, why isn't the South section being sold? They expect 3,500 Swiss hooligans to show up in the South.
The ticketing system at Yankee Stadium has always been a joke to me.
If more than 1,000 away fans show up, they immediately shut down the South section for the home crowd (except for certain national team matches). Haven't they heard of tampon zones? Do they even have any actual data on how many Bad Boys fans are traveling to NYC?
Based on how management has operated so far, they view the fans as nothing more than a nuisance. Just a crowd causing congestion around the stadium, when we all know everything could be handled quietly in front of a hundred people. As for the organization—don't get me started. I once waited 45 minutes for a ticket during a league match, and there weren't even six thousand people at the stadium. 🤦
You can't clean up this club the way Jerry Morris2 does, nor should you claim everything is fixed just because Jerry Maguire is gone. I always find it amusing when people claim the club has been frozen in time because of what happened over the last five or six years... The truth is, this mess has been dragging on for twenty years. Between the old guard, the local elites, and the big corporate interests... anyone have any advice for someone needing serious therapy for this kind of trauma? Maybe I should just move to a fishing village?