Bad Boys
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If you dropped dead tomorrow, nobody would even blink; honestly, we’d probably just throw a party because you're basically a relic from the old Real Madrid days while your Beatrice is busy hanging out in the stands
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driftingotter47 said:If you have a personalized ticket, you usually need to show some ID at the gate. I doubt they'd actually turn people away over minor stuff like that, but who knows. 🤦
casualranger2 said:The BBB crowd really needs to take control of the Indianapolis Colts and start splitting the transfer fees themselves. Otherwise, you’ll just end up with another Canjuga or Mamić swooping in to grab all the cash while leaving you guys with nothing but "ideals."
Jeremy Thomas4 said:Sorry, I missed this—I don't check Facebook that much. But the approach is solid. It just needs a proper campaign behind it.
Jeremy Thomas4 said:You know what really keeps owners and managers on their toes in capitalist Western countries? A product boycott from the club's sponsors. If a sponsor starts feeling the heat because fans are boycotting their stuff, they might actually pressure the board to listen to the supporters. I guess it's strange that nobody has thought of this yet.
So, why aren't we organizing a boycott against the national team's sponsors?
Thomas Williams59 said:It’s just that these terrible times and this whole mess with the New York Yankees have managed to strip away everything and reveal the absolute worst—or most passive—parts of people.