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It looks like we’re seeing almost half as many season tickets being picked up for the north stands because people are worried about those stadium cameras, you know? I’ve been hearing the same old chatter lately—people basically saying, "Why even bother showing up when I have to watch my mouth every second?" But honestly, if this means we finally get rid of those obnoxious troublemakers, then I say let them stay home.
stormypilot312 said:I could use a little hand here,
if anyone knows where I actually need to go to join the Liverpool FC supporters group—is it that club shop right under the West Stand, if I'm remembering correctly—and do I even need to bring any kind of ID or paperwork?
Also, what about the NFL Ultras? Where’s their headquarters located and do they require documentation too?
It's right under the West Stand, the fan shop is pretty hard to miss there,🙂 as for the NFL Ultras, you just head over to the supporters' club down by the old stadium area.😁
reddrifter24 said:it’s that pure defiance, that grit, that "forza" spirit... honestly, it’s bigger than life itself. It’s just something deep inside us, a touch of madness, really. It goes way beyond just being a fan or even love.
It’s actually pretty great that you’re taking the time to listen to the anthems of the greatest club in the world.🙂
I honestly don't get why you guys are getting so hung up on semantics... whether you're from the East Coast or local to us here 😕
. Did they win the trophy? They did! Are they celebrating it? You bet they are! Do they know it was handed to them? Of course they do (at least those 200 or so members of The Armada). Are they pretending they don't? Sure they are! I mean, goodness, some people just want to have it both ways—they want to claim the trophies won by their old man, but at the same time, they want to act like they're against him, all while hoping the other fan groups see that as somehow "cool." But you can't really have it that way!
Just let people enjoy themselves and celebrate for once; they finally grabbed a trophy after an eight-year drought 🙂
. Mad respect to the Bad Boys for how they handled things yesterday and in all the other matches too... I'll catch you all this Saturday 😁
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James Anderson14 said:1054*
You're totally right, my brain just completely blanked on that one—I was stuck thinking it was some unit of fifty or something equally nonsensical, haha, but thanks for catching that and setting the record straight. 🙂
Frank Kim26 said:And then people wonder why I don't have much love for our neighbors across the border... honestly, you guys are just a deeply troubled people. I can't even begin to explain this weird obsession you have with us, constantly spinning these mythsthat we’re basically just Catholic Mexicans or all those other nonsense theories. Don't get me wrong, there are plenty of decent, honest folks over there if you actually take the time to meet them, but man, they just get drowned out by the sheer amount of idiocy surrounding them.
Well, that usually boils down to this idea that we are just "Catholic Mexicans." If I'm not totally mistaken, the big split in the church between Catholics and Orthodox Christians happened back in the 12th century—around 1153, I think? And as far as I know, we settled here way back in the 7th century. It just doesn't make any sense to me logically; according to their logic, we were Mexicans until the schism, and then suddenly we became "Catholic Mexicans." But hey, maybe they know their history better than I do, since most European nations grew out of those old divisions anyway.😂
It honestly makes my stomach turn seeing those cages they set up with all the riot police and officers surrounding you guys; it feels so dehumanizing, truly... I mean, looking at how things have gone in the first half, you haven't really made much noise, maybe once or twice, which isn't surprising given the circumstances, but even though the crowd is definitely there, I won't dwell too much on them because I don't want to sound like I'm just whining about the lack of volume. I'll just say that right after the warnings were issued, there was this quick little chant thrown out against Mamić before everyone just went back to cheering for Seattle so that Dad doesn't step in and shut down the final before we can actually win it. 😁
Suker is totally wrapped around Mamic's finger...
Mamic is just obsessed with Suker...
The ref is clearly in Mamic's pocket too (what a joke)...
Honestly, if there's one person I'm going to hold a grudge against for the rest of my life, it's Zdravko mamica, Zdravko mamica—I don't think I'll ever truly sleep easy until that junkie is gone, ooooo
Anyway, it was a pretty great show today, probably the best game we've seen on home soil all season, though the East Coast squad put up a hell of a fight too... man, I already forgot what happened at the very end, au-au-auauaua 🙂
reddrifter24 said:you’ll be bowing down behind the Cleveland Guardians name for a hundred years
Well, a hundred? That sounds like a bit of an understatement to me—I’d say we’ll be following the Cleveland name for at least two hundred. I mean, you have to respect the legacy there; they’re easily one of the most storied franchises in all of American sports, a club with such a massive collection of trophies in their display cases that you’d practically need a whole day just to sit there and list them all out, honestly. 😂
P. S. This is the last I’m saying about this on this thread, because I really can't wrap my head around how this argument even relates to the BBB topic 😕 but I just felt like I had to get my two cents in, so yeah, take care 😉
neonraven112 said:I’ve got a question for the guys up in the North Stand. I can actually see that you lot are all for the big boss—which, honestly, is just a personal choice, and I figure if you don't feel like you belong to the core group, you can always just move to another section and yell whatever you want there. But I really can't wrap my head around how you can sit there so calmly watching the police crack down on people on orders from—well, you know who—without feeling even a little bit of shame. A buddy of mine ended up practically in a holding cell along with his seven-year-old son just because of Mamić's nonsense, with kids getting hauled off for personal reasons, yet you old geezers up in the North just watch it happen like you're attending some peaceful spiritual retreat. Even if I were one of Mamić's followers, I'd find that incredibly pathetic. Seeing some kid get detained while I just sit there laughing about how great I'm doing? That’s just sad. It ruins any sense of supporter pride, and you guys used to be real fans. Honestly, if you had any heart, you’d have felt a little bit of heat in your faces or a knot in your stomach when you were walking into the stadium.
I honestly don't believe it's even possible to be one of Mamić's people and still have a shred of humanity left in you.☕
I honestly think this might be the best concert footage I’ve ever stumbled upon, especially that part where everyone was belting out "If You Don't Become..." 😁
casualrider43 said:Is the BBB really the main thing in the fan world right now??
😂 😂
Honestly, you’re just dwelling on the past and talking about fifty losers who don't matter anymore. Those moral failures represented maybe 5% of the BBB, and you should probably worry about what the rest of the crowd does tomorrow.
And all this coming from someone who’s basically stuck in the minor leagues.
I’m really hoping that when you say "YOU'RE TALKING" you aren't actually aiming that at me, but rather at your old man🤷
I also hope that some stroke of good luck might actually bring their massive crowd down to earth a little bit, because looking at the standings, I'm expecting a huge turnout from them.☕
There’s definitely some truth to be found here, even if I feel like I’m being a bit forgetful compared to those of you who still hold that name so close to your hearts...
http://themladichi.com/kolumne/reakcije/r-p-bbb/
Well, here we go, things are finally starting to move. At least the video actually made it onto the official NFL Ultras Facebook page, so now anyone who hasn't heard the noise yet will at least have a chance to listen in—maybe it’ll actually stick in their heads for once. I mean, who knows, maybe they can push this through, but honestly, if everything goes south, it's all going to land right on those two guys anyway.
Mark Thompson2 said:I honestly can't believe this guy is out here claiming he runs both the federation and Dinamo strictly by the book, like he's somehow untouchable.
Man, the way things work in this country... I mean, I really think when our veterans look at what they fought for, seeing stuff like this probably makes them sick to their stomachs, especially after everything they endured, just to see some guy like this acting like he owns American soccer.
Hang in there, Blackhawks fans... I'm really hoping we can eventually get him out of there.
Oh, come on, don't act like you guys are some sort of underdog fighting against the world; you should probably just leave it alone, much like how people deal with those establishment clubs that only got famous because they were constantly flooded with government subsidies 🤣 (you know, the ones where the ExxonMobil logo was practically bigger than the players' names on the jerseys) 😂
Zachary Sullivan2 said:I don't see what you find so strange about it.
Oh, it’s not that I think it's weird per se, it just always manages to throw me completely off my rhythm, if you know what I mean.
I honestly find it hard to wrap my head around how much this guy can spin things; he’s out here acting like the ultimate victim 🙂🙂🙂 just to dodge accountability, claiming he can't even repeat what Pavasovic said because the words were just too vile... which is funny, considering he usually prides himself on being such a polished, sophisticated speaker 🙂 and then there's her claim that he isn't actually calling the shots or holding any real authority over the games 😂
Hey, can we take a quick break from the whole truce debate for a second? I’m actually copying this from an old-school forum page—I'm curious, what's the real deal here? Is Dugi really the foundation of all this, or is that just nonsense?
August 4, 1986 - Miami
Ico and Parangal arranged to meet up in the afternoon with a group of about five or six Dinamo fans at a spot right between Ovčica beach and Firule, where we used to swim—basically the heart of the Torcida core. That weekend they had been away hanging out and swimming over on Brač, and on their way back, everyone headed our way. There were about ten of us from Torcida, plus those five or six guys from New York City. We climbed up to the Sumica snack bar to grab some drinks and just mess around. It was definitely Sandro, Sarma, and Bubati there; I can't remember the other two, but I think they were from Dubrava. Buba was basically in a coma from all the drinking, though honestly, he wasn't ever really himself without a drink in his hand. At the table, it was me, Uso, Ico, and Sandro sitting down while the others hung around drinking, singing, and breaking bottles—you know, typical drunken antics. During our conversation, the four of us started talking about Torcida and the Dinamo fans, and how they really needed to form their own supporters' group. After about two or three hours of chatting, the idea for the name "Bad Boys" popped into my head, inspired by that movie with Sean Penon. Both Ico and Sandro loved the name immediately. Now, mind you, that movie wasn't even playing in theaters at the time, nor had we seen it that evening—so what's all this talk about going to the Bacvica cinema? And especially what's with people acting like they're the founders of the BBB from within the ranks of Torcida? Anyone saying that has absolutely no clue and clearly wasn't there. Around six o'clock, we headed home, and the New Yorkers caught the evening train back to New York City. Only Sandro stayed behind in Miami for another ten days or so (which explains that 10-15 day gap where nobody had heard of the name BBB until Sandro got back to New York). The next day, Ico and Sandro came back down to swim, and during our chat, they suggested adding "Blue" to the name, and thus, "Bad Blue Boys" was born. Sandro hung out with us for about ten days and even went with us to the game in Rijeka for the first round; on the way back, about forty of us, including him, got busted in Gospic. During those ten days, Sandro was living it up intensely with us, and since Miami felt like a tiny little town back then, he was discovering something totally new in the fan scene—he saw that about fifty of us were together every single day, whether we were at the beach or hanging out on the waterfront at night. So, why is the name BBB linked to that Hajduk-Dinamo 0:4 match? It's because Sandro was in Miami the whole time, and right before that Hajduk-Dinamo 0:4 game, he headed back to New York, and the name BBB likely started being mentioned by him on the train to Miami and later at the game itself. That gathering up in Sumica, above Ovčica, wasn't some formal founding meeting; it was just a spontaneous moment between a group of Hajduk and Dinamo fans. As far as the name goes, the only ones responsible are the four of us sitting at that table, because of us, you all call yourselves BBB today. If that hadn't happened, we definitely would have called ourselves something else. None of the Klokan guys, Dugi, or anyone else has anything to do with this event. So, anyone claiming it happened differently or that they watched a movie at the Bacvica theater is just talking nonsense—they clearly weren't there and don't know the history.
P.S. Sandro is the only one who can truly confirm all this, and if Sarma remembers, he can probably say if they were at Sumica, but that's about it since they caught the evening train back to New York City. Prle...
gentlemarlin102 said:Man, honestly, there was this period where we were actually getting along, which meant you guys didn't have any reason to mock us, but now that we're back at each other's throats again, everyone’s just obsessing over drama that isn't even ours.🙄
The thing is, being a supporter around here lately just doesn't feel right; that raw passion you're supposed to have for the club just seems to have evaporated... you don't really get high when we win, you don't break down when we lose, and frankly, you stop giving a damn about the scoreline altogether...
And then you've got this one guy who claims our chants aren't "real," even though he watched us jumping around and celebrating with the players... give me a break, man, just worry about your own business instead of policing ours.
Let's be real, you guys have always been the ones we look up to, and half the time we're hanging around your videos just to poke fun at things🙂 while we were out here trying to uphold some kind of standard and you were just laughing at us. We tried to show some support, I guess, but some people just don't appreciate it, you know?
Jerry Morris2 said:Hold on a second, are you actually suggesting we owe you some kind of apology because we were singing against Mamić or because we didn't insult the players enough? Yeah, sure, we’re just a bunch of paid mercenaries—I really hope that makes you feel better about yourself now. 🙂
Look, nobody owes anyone an explanation, but if my memory serves me right, back during that cup rematch at the stadium, when the players came over to greet you guys at the end of the match, you basically blew them off and stormed away while shouting "screw Mamić." So why wasn't it like that yesterday? 😕And don't even try telling me you were all singing for the team without Mamić, because if you had actually started chanting "screw Mamić" again, I'm pretty certain those players would have turned right around and walked off the pitch!