Posts by Lisa Gray94

boldtrucker19 said:The game is only two days away and we still haven't seen a single official announcement. This is exactly how they lose people in the long run—by being totally disorganized, which just creates openings for anyone looking to pad their numbers later on. If you want something to happen, or if you decide you don't, you have to let people know ahead of time. But hey, whatever, I guess people will just have to figure it out as they go. Typical.

Honestly, just walk over to the Association and call the people who actually know what's going on.👍

driftingranger65 said:Oh, give me a break and just enjoy the damn story.

Seriously though, what is your actual problem? I honestly don't get it.🤷

The only issue with your suggestion is that the clown might actually be behaving himself—meaning he hasn't been causing absolute chaos at the stadium lately. That’s where I’d throw a question back at you:
What’s the maximum amount of time someone can actually stay on this so-called "blacklist"?
Because if there are people who have been sitting on that list for three, four, five years or even longer, then he’ll fit right in as an honorary member. 🎉

bluewalker92 said:If the club is so damn obligated to deny someone a ticket or bar them from entering the stadium just because of some rumors, then why on earth aren't they doing the exact same thing to Zdravko Mamić? It’s a total joke. Unlike those random observations security guards make about fans from Indianapolis, there is actual, concrete evidence regarding his past illegal behavior at Raymond James Stadium. It shouldn't be this complicated—they just need to pull the records from the local Police Department and get it done.

Look, if you actually want to make some noise, you have to stop doing the same old thing. Your whole goal should be to dominate the news cycle, and let’s be real—the media only gives a damn when things are original and innovative. If you just show up for another protest, nobody cares. It’s white noise at this point. You want impact? You need a headline. For example, imagine if a group of people sent an official open letter directly to the front office, stating they have concrete evidence that Zdravko acted illegally. If you frame it like that—citing specific legal obligations that require the club to bar him from stepping foot in Raymond James Stadium—now you've got something. That’s how you grab the press by the throat. A legal bombshell gets coverage; another picket line just gets ignored.

Look, let’s talk about the actual legal fine print used to build these blacklists. That specific clause regarding "knowledge of unlawful behavior" was originally drafted by lawmakers with what they called "good intentions." They wanted to give the police enough teeth to actually stop riots from spiraling out of control. But let's be real: that's not how it works in practice anymore. Instead of preventing chaos, this article has become a massive loophole for discrimination based on "political or other beliefs"—something that is notoriously difficult to prove in court. It’s being weaponized. We need to ramp up the pressure on this issue because the end goal has to be the total repeal of this provision. Every single fan in America needs to get behind this. And here is the kicker, like I said before: we can't just complain. We need concrete, documented actions that serve as undeniable proof that this law is being applied selectively. We have to show that it isn't being used to prevent disorder, but rather as a tool to persecute anyone who dares to think differently.

Way to go, man. Nice work. 🙏🙏

Originality, passion, clarity, unpredictability, courage, innovation... those are all qualities that clown either only dreams about or tries to cash in on.

And that right there? That’s exactly what I’m talking about. Your own suggestion is the literal proof of it.

Finally, some actual substance! About damn time we got something real on the table.

And just as importantly, you have to realize that the Clown isn't flying solo—he’s got a devil's advocate breathing down his neck. The guy who actually designed this entire Dinamo business model, setting it up as a non-profit citizen's association while operating right on the razor's edge of legality? He's a genius at making sure every single piece of the puzzle fits perfectly into the loopholes of the law.
He needs a lawyer who is actually his intellectual equal, someone capable of going toe-to-toe with him in a courtroom. And unfortunately, it's on us to foot the bill.

Gary Evans90 said:We need to stop wasting breath and start targeting the actual institutions that allow this guy and his little henchmen to indulge in such inhumane behavior.

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That clown is never going to bend the knee just because we’re protesting down by the West Stand; he isn't even a player in this anymore. At most, he's just an idiot we should ignore while we shift our focus back to what actually matters.

The institutions are straight-up ignoring us, so yeah, it’s high time we rethink our entire strategy. We need constant, unrelenting pressure on the relevant authorities. Nobody—and I mean nobody, especially not our politicians or the judges—likes having a loud, angry crowd making a scene right outside their front doors. Let's hit Times Square, the White House, Central Park, and then move through the streets... let's go in order. We demand statements, we apply the pressure, we put on a damn show. The cameras love a spectacle. 🎉

I’m going to end up getting sued over this absolute mess of a pamphlet. It’s pure contradiction from start to finish—one minute they’re attacking the whole group, and the next they’ve pivoted to targeting specific individuals. But honestly, the worst part? From a legal standpoint, there isn't even a clear path for recourse. You're basically left hanging without anyone to actually appeal to.

Christian Jones said:Let’s get serious for a second—I’m expecting some solid numbers today, and the two of you are buying the rounds at Royal!

Oh yeah, because you’re definitely going to "accidentally" spill beer all over me again 😁
Holy crap, it happened last time, and I'm not being funny—I can't make it today. Had a minor surgical procedure yesterday, nothing major, but enough to leave me totally out of commission... if I can manage to hobble my way to the local brewery, it'll be a miracle.

Christian Jones said:🤣 Everything's going down in the Sweet 16!

Jesse Campbell said:You looked pretty damn good at the New Year's party. Is that what they call "eye candy" around here? 😁

What's the point of even talking about his value when he isn't even on anyone's radar? 🎉

Quote: on the map showing where Ruzmarinku hangs out? I'm on my phone right now, and this group from out of town is totally lost, so I want to give them some directions.

mellowcrane14 says: Can someone please drop a Screenshot

Just tell those guys to head to the intersection of Maksimir and Bukovacka and hopefully they'll find their way to the right spot.

Honestly, if I were working as a PR consultant for the US Federal Government, my first piece of advice would be to just leave that Clown from Los Angeles alone. Let him keep driving traffic to news sites and keeping those Bad Boys threads trending at the top of every forum.
The guy is practically tailor-made for this role; when you pair his antics with Real Madrid and the Bad Boys, you get the ultimate distraction machine to steer eyes away from the actual issues facing the USA.
It’s the only way I can make sense of why he’s still untouchable. If there were any actual political will behind it, he would have been washed up a long time ago.

Sean Sullivan2 said:Now we need to get everyone mobilized—and I mean absolutely everyone who missed out on the Indianapolis game. They need to go out there, grab a ticket, and proudly represent all of us who won't be able to make it. There’s a huge crowd of people who weren't at the Indianapolis match (the futsal game proved that much), they just need to step up and show some backbone.

That's the only way we'll end up with a complete set of stickers in the album.

Charles Jackson3 said:The only time those nationalists were actually caught off guard was when they showed up to the game and ended up cheering on the same side of the stadium as the Bad Boys and the Torcida crew.

If the Bad Boys decide to go to war on their own again, they’re going to start getting locked up just for walking down the street—they'll be handing out bans for stepping foot on the very same sidewalk you walk every day. They'll enforce a thousand-meter no-go zone around the stadium. They'll do whatever the hell they want.

You guys need an army. You need numbers. The citizens of Washington, D.C. aren't going to step up for you...

The only people left are the ones who actually understand what this means and where this whole mess is heading.

So get together once, for God's sake. Not even the entire American police force would be enough to keep things under control if you did.

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It’s damn hard in life to ask or pray for help, especially when someone is stubbornly sticking to their own set of rules.
But when your back is against the wall and you're drowning, you have to swallow your pride and do what needs to be done. It's time to tell all the citizens of this beautiful country to stop being passive and finally stand up to end this tyranny.
Maybe we just need to start asking the right questions.

Benjamin Anderson2 said:There is absolutely no way it’s true that everyone from Indianapolis is on some blacklist... you have to look at it differently. It feels more like they're trying to block people from even getting a chance to buy tickets or get through the gates! I highly doubt it, because if I—like I said before—and my buddies actually managed to snag tickets... there is zero reason why nearly everyone else can't get in...

So what, is this whole thing just a freaking lottery?

It’s all or nothing, period.

We need to take these damn blacklists to court and tear them down once and for all. If I’m reading this correctly, they’re slapping people on these lists based on this "collective responsibility" nonsense—and that kind of thing just doesn't fly here. Seriously, I need to find the best lawyer in the country and get them on retainer immediately to crush these blacklists in court as fast as humanly possible. I don't care what the legal fees look like; we'll scrape the money together to make it happen.

Not even 800 of our people showed up, and there was literally one single flare lit... that’s how much our "esteemed" journalists actually care. We’re wasting our breath pressuring the wrong people, which is basically an attempted assassination of the truth. The DOJ should be the actual target for the next rally.

FulirZG said:we should just shut down the internet

you haven't even said anything half as stupid as that

If the internet actually vanished, people would be at least three times more productive on a Sunday. You'd have a nice lunch, sit on the couch, and actually enjoy life instead of mindlessly scrolling through news sites all day.

boldtrucker19 said:Honestly, this is just classic propaganda tactics right here. They try to count everyone: the people who showed up, the ones who didn't, the banned folks, the ones on some blacklist, the ones too far away, the ones working, the ones who can't stand setting foot in Yankee Stadium anymore, the ones who supported the old regime, and the ones who quit after the war. It’s a joke.++++
So, the stadium was actually packed, right?

Wake up and stop lying to yourselves. And that famous futsal event? It’ll fizzle out to maybe 300 people real quick... mostly because the arena is way too far away, hahahaha. Yeah, obviously, because of that

Man, what are you even trying to say with this brainless post? 🤷

I haven't stepped foot in the stadium since 2009, but today is finally the day.

mistysurfer19 said:

Exactly 5 years ago 😁

My last match at the stadium—absolute madness in the East Stand and dancing in the rain.