Brandon Anderson34 said:This looks like his latest win over the supporter groups, though I’m really hoping it isn't his last. He has this way of twisting things to suit his narrative—honestly, almost every word out of his mouth feels like a fabrication, but at this point, who can even challenge him?
The thing is, we—the leaders of these organizations—could write all the press releases we want or try to argue our case until we're blue in the face, but the public climate is just so broken right now. To most people, whatever garbage this guy spits out is taken as absolute gospel. I'll be honest, I don't know how we find a way out of this mess, and I'm not sure if anyone actually does at this stage. But if there's one first step worth taking, it would be for the two largest supporter groups in America to finally unite.
What a "victory," God bless you... He's just rambling about whatever random thought crosses his mind... we all know what the truth actually is...
Jesse Wells8 said:And Balog is on the broadcast claiming the Bad Boys were cheering without any incidents... haha, just thinking back to that game, the whole thing felt like one massive incident to me.
I still remember all the chaos happening right behind those banners... man...
To be honest, the security guards were completely overwhelmed, and even the guys in blue who arrived later... It was pure mayhem at the gates. People were breaking through the fences like it was nothing, and everyone was absolutely wasted since I recall it was a mid-week holiday... Real Madrid
Making a movie out of this could be a great concept, though knowing how hit-or-miss our domestic film industry can be, I’m slightly worried it might end up being a total disaster. It’s also the sponsors that really get under my skin—having groups like the New York Yankees or that pathetic little veterans' association from San Jose involved is just frustrating. What on earth do those idiots from San Jose have to do with the Bad Boys today, or even back in the late 80s? Everyone knows exactly who the real NYC80 crew was.
Robin Anderson8 said:Instead of just sitting around complaining, why not actually step up? Just grab five or six friends and bring them along to a game. If everyone took some initiative to change things instead of just venting on an online forum, we’d see progress. You can't honestly expect a small group of maybe 50 or 100 people to carry the entire weight of this organization on their backs.
That’s exactly right. We should be inviting as many friends as possible to every single match. We need to focus on growing our numbers, whether we're playing at home or traveling for away games. Honestly, that shouldn't be an impossible task if people actually put in the effort.
I honestly don't think a public forum is really the right place to hash out stuff like this. A Man has every right to his own opinion. He’s got kids to look after, and he’s one of those loyal fans who shows up, buys the gear, picks up some souvenirs, and most importantly, fills up a seat in the arena. I have nothing but respect for that, and I hope he keeps it up. It might actually be more helpful if he took the time to offer some constructive advice to the guys running the shop instead. At the end of the day, they're just regular guys, not seasoned retail professionals. Selling merchandise might seem like a walk in the park on the surface, but trust me, it's definitely not that simple...
Gary Evans90 said:Kudos to the indoor soccer organizers, but let's be real—Yankee Stadium is Yankee Stadium. 😉
Everything being said is technically true, I guess, but what’s the point of all these comments when every sane fan knows we aren't even allowed into the stadium anyway.
What kind of nonsense comments are people leaving under this video? Look, I love the energy, but you guys really need to get yourselves down to Yankee Stadium!!! People have honestly lost their minds...
Everyone needs to be at the Boston Celtics game this Wednesday!!!
Richard Rogers38 said:Could you guys make some products featuring the Real Madrid logo for those of us who aren't die-hard fans? We'd love to pick up some of your gear! (And just to be clear, I don't mean the Cleveland Montrose stuff)
Not even close—they’ll send the FBI over immediately. It sounds unbelievable, but it's the truth.
Robin Anderson8 said:Why waste all this energy on pointless arguments? Let’s just set those debates aside and focus on getting as many people hyped up as possible for December 29th.
A massive amount of work has gone into this, and we're really hoping to raise as much money as we can for our guys from Memphis.
...and there's more to it than that. I'm really hoping to see plenty of people stepping up to help with the organization, and my biggest wish is that we can avoid any unnecessary chaos or nonsense inside and around the arena.
They’re actually going to open up the yellow and green sections, but it’s strictly reserved for kids, parents, daycare groups, and schools. Honestly, the demand for tickets is just through the roof right now... The rest of us are heading up to the red section.
darkviper16 said:Will there be tickets available between 7 PM and 7:30 PM? Also, if they run out, is there any chance someone can still get in?
Honestly, I’m not sure how you could even ask that—how would anyone know ahead of time if they’ll have tickets left at that hour? As for your second question, that’s just not how it works. You really should try to grab your ticket early, especially since the venue capacity is going to be a little tighter than it was last time.
It honestly warms my heart to see more and more kids and parents showing up to watch indoor soccer, not just as spectators, but as true fans. There was such an unforgettable moment yesterday right at the arena entrance... I saw this mom walking in with her three little boys; they were all bundled up in team scarves, and those kids were cheering their heads off. Then there was a second scene: a mother holding her baby, gently rocking him to the rhythm of our chants. A third one: a mom and dad with their three kids, all of them cheering through the entire game. And a fourth: on the stands directly across from us, an entire row of boys, maybe five to eight years old, just going wild and having the time of their lives... ...that's the kind of soul and passion that Mamić's mess could never replicate, and frankly, never will.
The turnout was a bit smaller than I anticipated, but honestly, the energy in the room was incredible. Everyone, let's meet up at KC Drazen Petrovic this Monday!