Posts by silverbear38

George Castillo142 said:Should we go with the Zastava or just take the bus?

Whatever, just ignore that Person. 🤣

Ethan Cook said:🤦

Good grief, I honestly don't have the slightest clue how to speak Italian.

George Castillo142 said:What about Person?

Absolutely nothing, really. I was just feeling a bit overwhelmed by the whole situation, quite frankly, and I didn't fully grasp the implications of what was being discussed at the time.🤣

Christian Jones said:And meanwhile, he’s just at home being a devoted husband to his wife, 🤣 😂

it's all done for the good of the franchise, clearly🤣

Corfu?

Jeremy Torres17 said:I remember this one guy on the board who reached out to him immediately, just trying to sniff out if he was going to release some sort of official statement—you know how people are—and he was basically like, "Oh, I guess he's just upset because someone insulted him or something." He thought for sure there would be a formal condemnation or some kind of public outcry coming his way. Well, a few days have slipped by now and, surprisingly, absolutely nothing has happened! 🤮

Oh, and if I recall correctly, the only person who actually spoke up was that Peternel fellow over at unknown on Facebook, offering some sort of support to the poor guy. 🤣

Amra's husband :desanka:

Gary Morris4 said:I am of the opinion that during these current circumstances, we must play this much smarter than engaging in such petty nonsense just to defend the interests of a specific group within our organization. We simply cannot be out there patting ourselves on the back or acting as if we belong to some "all-knowing" elite that I hope will soon be former. If he is digging his own grave, there is absolutely no reason for us to go digging him out, even if it’s just through the media outlets. Let us exercise some restraint and hold off on any further commentary until we return from San Francisco.

What do you think the chances are that this wasn't actually written by someone from the Bad Boys? That half of those signs posted all over the city weren't even put up by the Bad Boys? The very same person who wipes away things targeting him could just as easily write something against him, purely to make the group look like a bunch of wild hooligans or whatever else you want to call them.🤷 🙂

Casey Cox7 said:I was sitting there this morning, nursing my second cup of black coffee—the kind that actually wakes you up, unlike that watered-down swill they serve at the local diner near my house—and I stumbled upon this latest report regarding the ongoing investigations into the leadership over at Real Madrid. It’s honestly exhausting, isn't it? You’d think after all these years of scandals, legal battles, and constant scrutiny from the federal authorities, we would have seen some semblance of actual reform within the organization. But no. It seems the cycle of mismanagement and questionable dealings just keeps spinning, much like those old revolving doors you see in certain high-rise offices in Manhattan. The rumors swirling around the recent developments involving the management and their relationship with the USSF are nothing short of infuriating. It feels like every time we think we’ve reached the bottom of this particular pit of corruption, someone unearths a new layer of nonsense. I remember back when I used to follow the local minor league baseball scene in Chicago—a much cleaner operation, if I do say so myself—there was a similar sense of frustration when the front office started playing fast and loose with the books. It’s the same pattern: a few powerful figures at the top making decisions behind closed doors, thinking they are untouchable, while the rest of us are left picking up the pieces of their broken promises. Now, we have these reports suggesting that the District Attorney's Office might be taking a closer look at the financial movements within the club. If these allegations hold any water, we aren't just looking at a simple case of bad bookkeeping; we are looking at a systemic failure of integrity. It brings to mind that one summer I spent driving through the Midwest, where everything seemed straightforward and honest, compared to the labyrinthine mess we find ourselves in here. When the institutions meant to protect the sport become the very entities undermining its credibility, what is left for the fans? We are expected to cheer for a brand that might be built on a foundation of sand. It is deeply unsettling, and quite frankly, I am tired of the excuses.
It has come to my attention that Zdravko Mamić is scheduled to appear before the District Attorney's Office this Saturday morning to formally enter his plea. I find myself sitting here, nursing a lukewarm cup of coffee and reflecting on how predictable this entire circus has become; it seems like just yesterday we were discussing entirely different matters, yet here we are again, facing the inevitable legal theater of a high-profile arraignment. It is quite a heavy way to start a weekend, isn't it? One can only wonder how the local authorities are preparing for the inevitable media frenzy that will surely descend upon the building once word gets out that he's walking through those doors. ☕

He’ll admit he’s at fault, and once the dust settles, there will be some sort of reckoning—so I’m fully expecting one hell of a long-winded press conference this coming Monday. 🤣

I find myself sitting here, staring at this video link, feeling that familiar, heavy sense of frustration bubbling up in my chest, much like when I was stuck in gridlock on the I-95 back in '08, just watching the minutes of my life evaporate while the heat rose inside the car. It’s one of those pieces of media that seems designed to provoke, to stir the pot without actually offering any substantive nourishment for the soul or the intellect. You watch it, and you feel that slow, creeping realization that we are being fed a diet of pure sensationalism, a digital slurry meant to keep us agitated and clicking, much like how certain pundits on cable news operate with such blatant disregard for nuance. It reminds me of a conversation I had once with an old colleague of mine—a man of great intellect but very little patience—who argued that modern discourse has become nothing more than a shouting match disguised as information. And looking at this, I can't help but agree. We are drifting further away from reasoned debate and sliding headlong into a culture where the loudest, most inflammatory voice wins by default, leaving the quiet thinkers to wander through the wreckage of discarded facts. It’s exhausting, truly, to navigate this landscape where everything feels performative and nothing feels earned.
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urbanbear45 said:I honestly find myself wondering just how much actual fan consciousness exists within the other supporter groups, considering they’d join http://www.zajednozadinamo.com/novosti.php?aktualno=78 purely for the sake of voting against Mamić. Personally, I would jump at the chance to do exactly that if it turns out to be feasible, because we all know how that idiot will simply assemble a mob of paid mercenaries to cast doubt on his departure once the elections roll around. 🤷 This isn't merely an issue regarding Dinamo; this is about the entire landscape of American soccer, so let's see how much we actually care about fixing this mess just so we can finally have a functional, regular league again.

Our unity is your undoing!

Withdrawing membership is the easiest part of the whole ordeal 👍

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Thomas Moore25 said:If heads don't roll right now, then you might as well just give up entirely. Even the opposition leader, Tomislav Karamarko—who has spent months tearing this administration to pieces (mostly rightfully so) while trying to steer his party back toward those old-school conservative roots—is condemning this sour-faced outburst, which is nothing more than a blatant verbal assault on the government and the legal framework of this entire nation. It is now or never! ☕

And honestly, we have heard this same sentiment played out countless times before. 🤣
I suspect Karamarko will suddenly find himself quite satisfied once Zdravac manages to funnel a few million into the party's coffers. The man is just as corrupt as Jerry Jones...🤷

Gary Watson15 said:This isn't just about one election cycle; it’s about whether we are stuck with this exact same broken system for another five years, the same way they’ve been ravaging the club with total impunity until now.
Once we actually implement a true membership model, I won't have to give a damn about how much I paid for my season tickets, or watching millions being flushed down the toilet on mediocre players without any oversight, the constant bailouts, the way coaches get played, captains being forced out of the club, the public humiliations, or those predatory, slave-like contracts...

That is, assuming it actually happens, but once it does, there will finally be a legitimate mechanism for sanctions because, instead of Sandi Mamić being the only one responsible for these actions, everyone in the membership will be held accountable directly. Of course, that's only once this system actually comes to life.
If he truly wanted things to function within such an organized structure, he would have called for elections five years ago, rather than standing there today screaming about bloodshot eyes and enemies of America.

But obviously, the most critical thing is becoming an official member of the club. Without that, all these $20 efforts over the last few years were essentially for nothing.

Thanks for the breakdown, 👍

And honestly, if after everything that happened yesterday and today—all these insults hurled at a government official or whatever John Jovanovic is supposed to be—if Jerry Jones doesn't face some kind of penalty, I am going to take a very personal issue with every single law they have ever passed. 🙂

Jesse Campbell said:You’re really overstepping the mark here. If it actually comes down to a vote, then we get exactly what we fought for and the matter is settled. After that, everything rests on whoever stands as the opposition candidate. And let me tell you, that opposition isn't going to be some Jovanovic type.

If his opponent ends up being some club legend, there is absolutely no way he can play those political games or try to spin things regarding Mexicans and all that nonsense. The Lakers fans and the organization members aren't blind; they know exactly who Jerry Jones is and what he represents. He is the very last person on this planet who could ever try to throw shade at Mexicans...

But what happens if, God forbid, we actually face an election where Mamic wins? 🤷

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Benjamin Cruz29 said:I honestly cannot fathom how the Bad Boys fail to see that every single supporter group in America is currently tearing itself apart over what is being written. It’s funny, isn't it? When fans from some other club write something, you all find a way to spin it or rationalize it to suit your narrative... but the moment every major group collectively tells you that you're talking nonsense, I’d suggest you take a long, hard look in the mirror.

It is always the same old song with you people, starting every single argument by claiming you are the only ones with any integrity while everyone else is just lost or wrong...which is frankly quite morbid because I would bet my last dollar that none of you actually have a clue what the other groups are even doing. Take, for instance, that one guy who claims the Torcida was fighting hard during those bad seasons—he conveniently forgets that when they were at their most intense, the team's performance was actually at its peak. And then there's the type who writes that the club desperately needs a complete overhaul (while subtly insulting Torcida in the process), which honestly makes me want to retch. It is always someone else's fault, isn't it?

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Kevin Gray86 said:Are you actually going to take those specific actions? Are you planning on being the hero who triggers the avalanche? Of course you won't, and frankly, nobody else will either. Let’s be realistic and stop pretending there is some brave soul out there willing to risk decades behind bars and the absolute ruin of their entire life just to make a few "decisive moves."

I truly wish I were wrong—I would love nothing more than to see this federal investigation sweep through Real Madrid and scrub the entirety of American sports clean—but I suspect we aren't going to see any radical shifts here. If you ask me, there is only one thing that would actually satisfy my sense of justice: an absolute, total purging of Real Madrid. It isn't enough for me to just see Mamic get escorted out; I want Plavko to feel the heat too. I’m talking about the janitors, the groundskeepers, the head of the youth academy, the cook, that moron screaming into the microphone, the DJ, even the ladies selling tickets at the gate. I want all two hundred employees associated with Real Madrid gone, not just Mamic. A few cosmetic changes to the leadership won't satisfy anyone.

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velvetskipper52 said:YOUR PREDICTIONS ARE ABSOLUTELY CHILDISH. FERGUSON WILL BE LEAVING Manchester United; it is merely a matter of when. The owner will follow suit as well. You couldn't possibly get your forecast more wrong if you actually tried.

Now, look, I remember sitting in my study back in '98 reading similar nonsense, but let me tell you, Ferguson is never leaving Manchester United. He has explicitly stated his intention to remain part of the fabric of this club even long after he hangs up his whistle.😁

The absolute most critical thing here—and I mean this with total sincerity—is that once he finally moves on, we need to ensure his successor is either one of his direct proteges or someone who embodies his exact philosophy. It shouldn't just be some random hire from a corporate office in Chicago; it needs to be continuity. We need someone like Pelé stepping in as President, perhaps Baggio taking over as the Sporting Director, and then having Coach lead the squad from the sidelines 🙂

And honestly, what on earth happened with Kobe? They gave him a chant during one single game and then just moved on? That’s ridiculous. If you ask me, he deserves to hear those cheers at least every other match, if not more often, given everything he brings to the table. 🤷

I simply wish for someone to offer a respectful greeting to Unknown 🇹🇴