Who was that Tarzan guy famous for what again? Passed him by the boardwalk yesterday, right near Vice, just like Tarzan himself.
Anyway, things have been pretty wild lately😁, the night before, everyone was out on the pier, but everyone kept to their own little corners. Then the next day it was sunny enough to be basking like lizards on the pavement, eating chili in a bowl, and then unfortunately, back to the gray grind of the mainland.
George Castillo142 said:Let our local loudmouth 🙄 take it easy. Pa I don't get it. Don't people go to the stands for the euphoria? That raw fan screaming? That damn feeling of pure supporter ecstasy?
Back in San Diego, we could have easily carried Liverpool FC to a win, but damn, everyone’s gotta show up to the stands, set off some smoke, dress sharp... acting like they just stepped out of a movie.
Can't argue with that. No fan group is immune to it. It happens sooner or later. Better quality brings more people, and then you always get posers—both inside and outside the core group—who care about exactly what you said: being "recognized" in the crowd. Hell, that's why WE will always be different from THEM 🙂 , and those kinds of crowds only last a year or two before they find something else to obsess over.
Money hit the account ☕ nothing else, bitter taste...
Because this has become ridiculous. Once the group and the whole fan scene stepped up their game, and when public pressure started hanging dangerously over that piece of trash's head, he stepped up too. How? Simply by cutting all his ties with Momcic for the first time and "activating" the one thing we are powerless against IN THIS COUNTRY. The courts. The justice system. The exact same system he’s constantly grabbing coffee with—look at the photos of him with people from the FBI, hanging out with Turudica...
Based on the scale of Sunday's arrests, it's crystal clear: they were just waiting for some major incident between the two groups so they could arrest the entire stands. That would have been a once-in-a-lifetime mass arrest, and the PR for such an event was already prepared—a crusade against "terrible hooligans" that the public would support because that's how it would be framed. And now we get to THIS new tactic in the fight against fans: the judiciary. We were led there like sheep to the slaughter. Just like what happened to these 50 guys—they've been slapped with 30-day detentions, and everyone knows what that does to a person's real life. This was the plan to wipe out the whole group, if not entirely.
Nowadays in this country, a 30-day detention is reserved only for Sanader, Vidosevic, and clearly, for fan groups. Everyone else gets released immediately or very shortly after.
And here's the kicker: Momcic was terrified of three derbies happening in quick succession—the unification of the fans and the public pressure. Even he was scared of that. So, how to fix it? Easy. Use a 30-day detention that covers the window of all three games.
This has become too heavy a fight for the BBB, and for fans in general. In a country where you can kill, steal, and bring the government to its knees only to receive a joke of a sentence, yet a fan can't exist because they voice their opinions publicly and suddenly become the biggest criminals... it's a bitter disappointment. Honestly, I'm almost looking forward to (even if it's self-destructive thinking) all the other social groups that are already itching for public demonstrations against this state of affairs. AND THEN EVERYONE WILL DESPERATELY LOOK TO THE FANS FOR HELP, but the fans won't be there. While this massacre was being carried out against them, not one pillar of society, not one association, not a single soul cared. Well, gentlemen, when you're up to your neck in it and watching your children starve, and you finally feel like playing the "hooligan," then go ahead—strike and demonstrate ON YOUR OWN AND WITHOUT THE FANS!div>
And it doesn't stop there... the VIP boxes are right there on the West side, practically touching the stands. There’s almost zero barrier if a large enough group decides to storm them. Honestly, you could tell he was shaking in his boots, which is pretty pathetic considering he’s supposed to be this big-shot veteran from one of the most elite units in the American military.
Man, if someone could just get close to Sammir right now and have a real talk. Before he flies off to some tropical getaway while things are still heating up, he’s got a lot to say that would actually help our case against that absolute trash. He could finally expose what's really going on.
The media will be all over him at the harbor, doing their job to make sure the truth—or at least pieces of it—never sees the light of day. Most likely, Sammir’s version of events won't hit the press until he’s long gone, but it’ll just be his "truth," which is about as reliable as me being the Pope. I bet he doesn't have anyone around him except for Jerry Maguire’s yes-men who will say anything to bury the reality of this whole mess.
I feel like they’re just letting this whole fan mixing situation slide for now. Eventually, one or two hotheads are going to clash seat-to-seat—it's a statistical certainty regardless of the game or the crowd. When it finally happens, all these people will start screaming about how fans are nothing but animals and how voucher systems were totally justified. Then, the law will hit back so hard you won't be able to leave your own city without being surrounded by police. That's exactly what these bastards are waiting for.
And not a single opportunistic journalist or member of the public is speaking up to say this whole farce is a hundred times worse from a security standpoint. It's worse from any standpoint. We've got police on foot at every single match, and the government is bleeding massive amounts of money for something that wasn't even necessary before. Everything is objectively worse now than it was before the vouchers, because back then, we actually knew who was going where and where everyone was standing to cheer. Screw all of this, and screw the BBB fans shouting insults.
First, second, and third: hats off to the guys carrying the weight on their backs. Not just for the Bad Boys, but for the entire American fan base.
Fourthly, ZM used to have hired guns on his side and some public support, but that’s gone. Now, he’s got zero public backing left—just those paid shills who profit directly or indirectly from him. That kind of relationship always implodes eventually. It’s inevitable. Believe me.
Now we just hold the line. Pray to God that the people holding this all together can endure, and that we stay right there with them. The solution will show up when we least expect it.
Jonathan Anderson11 said:Who even cares about him... 🙄 just find some other Facebook nonsense and drop it here... for god's sake...
I don't have Facebook and never have, so I don't care about that. But the sheer persistence this guy shows, commenting on every single article about Real Madrid, the Bad Boys, or Mommy on every site out there—it's like he's a paid troll glued to his screen. That's what caught my eye. If you think there's a better place than this forum to call out an idiot like that, just say the word.🙂
Anyone know who this clown is? His comments are plastered all over every sports site on the web. He’s constantly trashtalking the Boys like he's some chosen child of Mommy, and even his Facebook profile has that anti-team logo.
Seriously, stop with this countdown crap. It’s looking pathetic now. This guy is at the absolute peak of his power—especially financially, because everyone is paying him, and he's paying everyone else. He's sitting on boards everywhere, he's got global football legends on speed dial, and he moves more money than the entire East Coast combined. He's grabbing coffee with the Deputy Director of the FBI, the only real agency fighting organized crime. What else am I supposed to say? People abroad love him, and frankly, who gives a damn. Those idiots can blow whatever smoke they want, because their "fans" are just as small a percentage as ours. They just want to see him fall, and if they actually saw him facing a real judge, it would be tragic. And you think he's leaving? Just look at today's news about how the court stripped Edward bare. What kind of country is this?
Look, despite everything listed above—how he constantly breaks every written and unwritten law, ignoring the will of the government—there's one thing: high politics. Or rather, when the one ruler in America, who has held sway for eleven years while everyone else rotates, finally shifts. person.....during his reign from 2002 until now 😲😲we've seen two Presidents, three Prime Ministers, and four Attorneys General change, and there it is—the head of that agency I mentioned earlier was just casually having coffee with that piece of trash. See? When those two things collide, that's when he's gone. None of us, including you, will know exactly when it happens. It just will. So quit with the countdowns and the posturing. Be smart for once.
VISITING VIENNA... if you're asking me personally, I’d say we need one hell of an away trip. We should pack enough people to freeze everyone in and around the stadium in Vienna—hitting those numbers that match our American standards. Why? FIRST, to show this current Real Madrid squad exactly what kind of privilege players used to have before Mamic took over, back when a literal army followed Real Madrid wherever they played. SECOND, to remind the neutral public about all our legendary runs and prove this is a completely different club, both with the BBB in the stands and without them. And of course, to show those THIRD-RATE Mamic loyalists that we’re still here, outnumbering them way more than they think. No matter how long this fight lasts, the final victory belongs to the North.
If we have to get tickets by promising Mamic we won't shout anything against him, then so be it. You make the promise. In war, you don't pick your methods; you just focus on the objective. 😁😁
God dammit, sometimes I check this forum and seeing all this nonsense just makes me lose my mind. Endless walls of text, those mutes making predictions that just kill the spirit of the BBB instead of lifting them up, the constant bickering between the hardliners and the city kids, and nothing but childish frustration. It’s happening here, and unfortunately, it’s spreading to the stands too, where ZM is gaining more and more momentum. The Attack on the San Jose Earthquakes is just proof they've turned their sights on the Los Angeles Dodgers and California.
Listen, those people following the money need to realize there's a massive divide growing at Yankee Stadium between two groups of New York Yankees fans: the BBB and those supporting the fight against ZM on one side, and the "West Coast" crowd on the other. And let me tell you, the West Coast crowd—and everyone currently sucking up to Jerry Maguire—actually hates the Dodgers more than they love the Yankees. They'd honestly love to see the Dodgers vanish entirely. That's why they worship Jerry Maguire so much. And now, they’re openly taking sides against the BBB, because the BBB has clearly stood up against those types of fans, meaning the BBB only cares about pure sports and having both a powerhouse Dodgers and a powerhouse Yankees, so don't give me any of that crap you spout about the city kids.
On the flip side, it’s common knowledge that the city kids have been the strongest group in the country for years, anywhere and anytime, and the top brass at the USSF will never give them any peace. Not to mention the inevitable troublemakers from the outskirts.
Thirdly, and this is crucial. I don't believe the Black Knights get nearly as much support from the Dodgers fan base as people think, because 90% of them would swear up and down that ZM should stay exactly as he is leading the Dodgers.
It was incredibly shady how he dragged those guys into this whole mess. Using a conference as cover. He’s painting the Bad Boys as Nazis just to win over UEFA, while nobody in America has any clue why this is even happening.
Garbage video. It shows zero respect from the players toward what was happening in the stands. Even though I was just a kid back then, I could recite the entire starting lineup from memory at three in the morning.
If anyone on this forum actually attended that game, it would be great if you could post a video along with a breakdown of what was going down in the city, just like the commentator described.
I see that old Fort Worth vibe on the fence. Did those guys have trouble dealing with that back home given the chaos on the railing, or was all that madness strictly a New York Smuggler thing?
So, does anyone know if Americans can walk into EU banks—say, in Germany—and actually get a loan on the exact same terms they offer Germans?
-For instance, I want to lease or finance a car in Germany, then just drive it back here. I’d be paying the German bank directly.
-Or another scenario: I want to buy property in the States, but I take out the mortgage through a German bank instead. That brings up the whole issue of collateral and how they'd secure the loan, right?
Anyway, anyone got an update on how Marian is doing? Is the old crew still in touch with him? I figured the former management would be staying in contact, so what's the word on the street today?
wanderingtrucker9 said:Alright, let's get serious. Yesterday was the peak of our struggle—only 300 people boycotting. I know about the bans and the security precautions, but it’s still pathetic. What’s the next move? By banning everyone on Jerry Jones' blacklist, he effectively kicked us out of Yankee Stadium, which was his whole damn goal. Can those lawyers who were involved before actually do anything to get names off that list, or is there any way to fight this...
The turnout at home games is the ultimate indicator of where the group stands today. It sounds weird, but it's true. People flock to away games because Yankee Stadium is basically a prison camp. Cameras everywhere, nets over the stands, guards checking tickets at the gate—half the crew can't even get in because of bans. It's obvious why more fans show up for away matches.
Look at the recent progress of the group and how the leadership is operating. Soon, a critical mass will form and spill back into the home games. When that happens, besides the stadium staff and maybe 62 paid spectators against some small-town team, nobody will be there. And then who's going to stop 2,000 people from finally kicking him out of the club for good? That's when HE gets the boot.
It won't happen just because Jesse Campbell says so. According to him, the guy should have been gone six times already. Jesse Campbell acts like if he wakes up and puts his slippers on the wrong feet—which happens all the time—he'll count down seventeen days and then Jerry Jones will vanish. It’s a cycle. Total defeatist.