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Jose Barnes said:Maybe we should just give them back the rag?
I didn't see anything wrong with it, it doesn't look destroyed to me.
silverbear38 said:Oh, come on...
John Campbell27 said:if it were just some random guys or anyone else who grabbed our flag from Warsaw, they'd be bragging about it just the same.
goldentinker8 said:Strong Boys, tough military vibes 👍
holloworca10 said:Sadly enough... rest in peace.
Sam Perez5 said:I’m a bit out of the loop since I haven't made it to a game in a few years, but I happened to stumble upon this photo:
http://uploadslika.eu/image/tMHY
so I was just wondering—which group is that up there? I don't mean specific names, just which fan branch they belong to.
Kyle Davis2 said:https://u.teknik.io/RaCOb.jpg
Anonymous said:BBB Miami 2017
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Py6q...ature=youtu.be
Richard Lewis16 said:I’d love to join one of those solid subgroups—any idea where I can find an entry point?
How much are the dues?
Do I actually get anything out of it?
John Martin18 said:Look, nobody’s actually going to ban you or give you any grief—not even an ignore—because I’ll be right here to answer you. Honestly, the worst kind of crackdown I ever saw was back when we were playing in San Francisco. I won't even get started on how they treated us or what our rights were there... it felt like being stuck in some Gebelsov camp. Even when Yankee Stadium was practically empty, the security was just ridiculous—you'd have to go through body searches like three times at every single entrance for the East Side fans, and then after those searches, they'd check if you were on some prohibited list, all the way up to the stands. So, basically, you’re looking at maybe three searches plus the ban check per person. It sounds like overkill, but even if there were only 800 or 1,000 people there, it could easily take you 45 minutes just to get into an empty stadium. Capito? After that whole mess, I didn't end up going to many games, though I guess management eventually realized that treating people like that doesn't really lead anywhere. Things are more manageable now, but honestly, why bother? You know how it is—a hungry man doesn't care much about the crumbs left behind.
Raymond Reed10 said:The guy literally mentioned just the other day that he's dealing with PTSD because of the Bad Boys—so I guess it's fair to wonder if he's trying to stir the pot.
Sean Chase said:Hey, we've got plenty of stuff from your mom too—do you need some from your sister as well? Or maybe just more of the same?
Jesse Campbell said:That little parasite Mamich... look, Futsal isn't some substitute for Real Madrid. If anything, Futsal is just a blueprint for how Real Madrid might actually work one day—you know, once we finally move past the era of criminals running things.
Joshua Rodriguez54 said:Exactly that—the signature 👍
If anyone thinks indoor soccer is actually stressful, then they probably don't quite grasp the whole point of organizing things and heading out to see Los Angeles FC play.
Just like how the Chicago Bulls/Kraft Heinz setup helped keep BBB afloat back in the 90s, today’s indoor games help the BBB community stay connected through regular hangouts, some good-natured ribbing, and just cheering together.
btw... at the end of the day, it all comes down to the bottom line, as the old saying goes.
When Los Angeles FC makes it into Europe next spring, the big boss—and his brother too, I assume—will likely be watching the match on those brand-new TVs they just picked up in Brooklyn.
oceanviewrunner said:I guess when people start getting hit with actual facts, they just resort to trolling, haha. You and your crowd haven't really addressed a single point with any real evidence—instead, you just throw insults around and call people mercenaries. And then there's the guy above mentioning unborn children... honestly, that says everything we need to know about the kind of people you are!
Peter Reed22 said:Look, I get what’s happening here. When you run out of actual arguments, you just pivot to attacking people's motives or calling them mercenaries and hourly workers.
You tell everyone, "Oh, it doesn't matter if you cheer for the Yankees," but then the second someone does, you label them and start throwing insults—it’s just pure hypocrisy on this forum.
Honestly, just go ahead and enjoy your little futsal matches. Go ahead and waste your hard-earned cash on pointless trips across Europe, buying new jerseys, and taking endless selfies just to feed your Facebook or some new Instagram profile. But then, when you finally come face-to-face with the truth, you start fluttering around like little kids.
I don't really have anything else to say to you all—you act like die-hard fans, but mentally, you're about as mature as a rotten apple.