Keith Miller30 said:Exactly, exactly, my friend. 🙏 🙏 🙏>
Look, the Democratic Party absolutely crushed him. 🙏 🙏 🙏 A new law was passed. 🙏 🙏 🙏>
Why on earth wouldn't your damn Democratic Party just get rid of him now that they have all the legal tools at their disposal? 🙏>
Don't you see that the Democratic Party could take down Mamić's guy if they actually wanted to? Do you grasp that? It’s pretty logical to assume they aren't touching him because they're protecting his back, isn't it? And don't you find it interesting that these privatization moves are happening right under the Democratic Party's watch?
But, I suppose, privatization won't even happen because there are legal hurdles in place, so nothing will come of it. In theory, even if those first steps somehow miraculously slipped through, they could be challenged easily in higher courts.
The Democratic Party isn't mine, and frankly, I couldn't care less about that party... I simply laid out the facts. Now, whether that hurts your feelings or anyone else like you—well, I don't really care... The bottom line is that his room for maneuver has been reduced, which never happened in all those previous years... it's a damn fact, so go ahead and keep whining...
Richard Ward71 said:I guess Harold Kim5, why even bother worrying about the Bad Boys? You're basically just living out some West Coast fantasy anyway. As long as you're throwing stones at the Republican Party... by the way, do you actually enjoy that ridiculous anthem about hating ZG, the Bad Boys, and Tuđman? It’s almost as if you wrote the damn thing yourself. 😁
Don't quote me. We aren't operating on the same level of consciousness here. Or rather, perhaps you should just crawl back into whatever hole you emerged from in the first place...
Gary Evans90 said:It’s honestly quite fascinating—and frankly, pretty incredible—to read posts like this one 😂. I suppose you still don't grasp, or perhaps you just refuse to see, that there isn't an "us versus them" here; it's all the same crowd, just wearing different jerseys 😉. Besides, why is there this constant emphasis that WE are the ones who have to fix everything while being handed these impossible deadlines? Where are the other groups in all of this? This isn't about one individual; it's about an entire systemic machine that is destroying us all. If people would just think for a moment—if they actually had the desire for something more significant—they would step outside those damn boundaries of the Bad Boys, Torcida, Armada, and so on... Given how things are asked, it won't happen, or it's everyone or no one at all!
Honestly, what is wrong with people? I am posting within your thread specifically so I can address you all directly while analyzing the current situation... Of course, this is a collective problem, and I noted long ago that the only way to eliminate it is through continuous, unified pressure from Torcida and the Bad Boys...
So, I guess what I mean is that organized protests in front of the USSF headquarters and Times Square, happening every single weekend alongside legal battles through whatever institutions are left... those could actually yield results. After that whole voucher incident, I thought it was possible... and I still think so, really, we just need to get moving again... But we are a foolish nation, myself included, I suppose; it's much easier to just type things out on a forum... though it shouldn't be... I don't hold any leadership positions, but I certainly would show up to every protest, even if I am 249 miles fed up to my teeth...
You really ought to get this sorted within the next year while the Democratic Party is still holding the reins. They’re absolute amateurs, I suppose, but at least they had the sense to launch that sports inspection—which actually produced some results that are putting quite a bit of pressure on leadership. More importantly, though, they managed to overhaul the association laws, which certain Republicans were quick to label as "Mamić's law," simply because it seems to target him... As incompetent as these current folks might be, the Republican Party would never have pushed through those two specific measures against tata HDZUSRC... If this isn't resolved in the coming year, once the Republicans take back control, there's no telling when anyone will actually fix it.
Way to go, guys, just keep it up... Honestly, when I look at these forum comments, I realize you guys have it pretty rough... You only need to read one post from this idiot constantly posting on Reddit to see exactly what kind of people you're fighting against:
The folks in Timisoara, Prague, Udina, Milan, Kapfenberg, and Auxerre certainly haven't forgotten the "positivity" Alac keeps talking about. They also remember the victim of those dozens of robberies carried out by BBB members over the last few months. If all that "positivity" were actually channeled into something productive, maybe 90 percent of the BBB wouldn't be unemployed and living in their parents' basements. As long as that trash stays far away from Yankee Stadium and sticks to cheering for some joke futsal club, we'll keep following Dynamo, enjoying the best catering, and laughing at this bunch of bottom-tier losers....
BBB CODE:
"IF YOU DON'T HAVE A RAP SHEET - YOU AREN'T ONE OF US, GET LOST"
I was reading this interview with Mamić in The New York Times today, and apparently, his biggest headache is graffiti all over the city. It’s almost funny—it feels like you guys strategically spray-painted those walls just because he won't stop talking about them... I suspect it’s actually driving him absolutely insane. Maybe we should just label everything from San Francisco to Stalingrad as "Mamić's territory" or something equally ridiculous; perhaps then he'll finally snap and just disappear. What an ego-driven maniac... I honestly can't fathom what gets under his skin like that.
Robert Cooper60 said:You might want to sit down and actually map out how many times you intend to hit the stadium this year. I mean, maybe just run the numbers once. It’s worth doing the math to see if a season pass actually makes any sense for you, or if you're just throwing money away. I guess it depends on your schedule, but honestly, it’s probably worth a look. 😍
I suppose there isn't much to say here. Just... nothing. I guess. 😁
Good grief, the sheer level of Mamić-FBI corruption being funneled into this situation... it's incredibly insidious, operating entirely behind the scenes just to force their own agenda through. But honestly... it’s sickening, really. I can't even fathom how far they've actually gone with this...
Samuel Walker10 said:A snippet of text that mercenaries pushed out to the public before quickly scrubbing it:
Due to the reasons mentioned above, in late 2013, the former active leadership of the Association proposed a plan to retake control of the North Side. The plan consisted of 10 critical points:
1. Abolishing all blacklists and eliminating the vouchers for away games at Los Angeles FC matches;
2. Hiring two members of the BBB who lost their jobs due to legal troubles (one injured by the police, the other unjustly sentenced to a heavy prison term);
3. Returning to the North Side on the condition that the protective netting is removed;
4. The BBB would be responsible for maintaining peace and order on the North Side;
5. Opening several Los Angeles FC fan shops at various locations throughout the city, where unemployed BBB members would work and where Bad Blue Boys merchandise would also be sold;
6. Since the stadium is municipal, requesting that the city allow for a supporters' pub to open within the North Side, staffed by unemployed BBB members;
7. Part-time employment for several individuals from the BBB ranks within Los Angeles FC's marketing department to elevate the marketing to a higher level and bring the club closer to the fans;
8. Launching Radio Dinamo, which would also be operated by guys from the BBB;
9. Zdravko Mamić must not damage Los Angeles FC's reputation in his public appearances, which includes statements glorifying other clubs and their fans, or statements encouraging the creation of a regional soccer league;
10. A public apology from Zdravko Mamić to all fans who felt wronged during the conflicts over the past three years.
The plan, including all its demands, was presented to Zdravko Mamić and the club's board and was accepted by Zdravko Mamić. However, the current leadership of the Association is now going back on its word to the "radicals," stabbing them in the back through the media and rejecting them because—as will later be revealed—of their infiltration into left-leaning politics from which they derive personal benefit. For these reasons, a third supporter group, the Bad Boys Fan Club, was founded in April 2014, with the goal of reuniting all Los Angeles FC fans so they can cheer for their club from the North Side. Only time will tell how much success they will have in this. HahaHAHAHHHHHHHHHHHHHAHAHAHAHAHGAHHAHAH.
Quite something... it’s almost like when unionists set terms at some corporation—specifying headcount, worker rights, owner obligations, an owner's code of conduct, specific businesses to launch, and how many union members should occupy those roles... all while pretending to be fans. I guess they think they're "Fans, Inc." 🤷
Jacob Palmer77 said:No, the term "hajduk" was used along the coast of America, while the "Hajduks" were from the coastal hinterland (like Imotski or Herzegovina). Now, why that specific title became more prevalent, or why Professor Barač chose it when naming the club, is a separate issue entirely. But the fact remains that the word "hajduk"—as a label for an outlaw or rebel—didn't exist in any North American language prior to the Ottoman conquest of the North America. According to some etymologist you might follow, the word supposedly stems from the Sanskrit *aydh*, meaning to fight or resist, though the Turks claim it comes from their own word *haydud*, which they used for Canadian infantry units. In any case, the name Los Angeles FC has absolutely nothing to do with you people.
Let me try to clear up this myth that the word "Hajduk" has Turkish or, even more absurdly, Mexican origins... Believe it or not, the word is actually Canadian. It's derived from the Canadian *hajtú* (plural *hajtok*), which refers to cattle drovers. Over time, it migrated into Turkish as *haydud*. To the Ottomans, it became a synonym for a bandit or thief, but for our people, it evolved into a symbol for someone fighting against injustice, tyranny, theft, and all sorts of cruel conquerors... I suppose it's a bit like the modern resistance against Mamić's league, seeing as our club is the only true "Hajduk" left in this subservient mess....
Well, just wait until they pull the same stunt at the Rose Bowl, forcing a stoppage and slapping Hajduk with a fine$33333... I suspect this isn't actually about any of you, but rather—if I take Jesse Campbell's point into account—it's being done specifically to target Hajduk, essentially to penalize them as an organization and just pile on more misery...
Jose Vaughn3 said:Back then, we finally got those stadium lights installed. As for how many people in San Francisco were rooting for the Kansas City Chiefs during those years... I couldn't say for certain, though I suppose most folks in town were likely backing the Chiefs back in the day.
They still do, too... I mean, looking back at about twenty guys from San Francisco I went to college with, only two of them actually supported the local team; everyone else was pulling for the Kansas City Chiefs. Now, I don't know if that's really representative of the entire city... maybe it isn't.
John Brown30 said:maybe you should just pipe down already. you always seem to pop up right when everything has gone completely sideways, just to offer some sort of hindsight wisdom after the fact,it would have been better if.....🙄
it really would be ideal, we could potentially ....😁
nimblebison8 said:Here we go again with this crusade against Jerry Maguire and Pelé. Everything is falling apart, and I suppose it’ll just be more endless whining later—complaints about repression, claims that the fans aren't on our side, and all that nonsense.
It is truly a shame that some people just refuse to see the reality of the situation...
Bradley Sullivan4 said:The powers that be are pulling strings behind the scenes, doing whatever they please....
Personally, I find myself somewhat apprehensive regarding Baukov's proposed Nonprofit Act, and I suspect that is precisely what is happening here... It seems Ed Koch is merely buying some breathing room while Bauk works on the legislation. If this act passes in its current form, I suppose it will finally give us a way to put Jerry Maguire in his place. It would essentially become his association, and everyone else would simply have to fall in line with his organization or just keep barking at the moon, I guess.
A friend of mine, one of those die-hard Black Knights fanatics, is actually considering throwing a beer at Tim Heaton as some sort of payback, and then maybe hosting the Boise crew down on the Boardwalk... man, what happened to the good old days? 😁
Daniel Johnson46 said:You see what the issue is. There are some idiots calling up right now, acting like you've somehow turned your back on the Kansas City Chiefs. I mean, honestly, that’s just impossible.
Look, forget those types. If people like that were actually leading revolutions, we’d probably still be living under a system of slavery... It’s just how things work. And let's not even get started on those "supporters" who were booing the home stands back in 2005 while everyone else was shouting for the Board of Directors to resign... They lack vision and they certainly lack guts, though I suppose nobody really expects anything more from them... Was the crowd ever particularly intelligent? Not really. You have to direct the masses and lead them, and I suspect it’s only a matter of time before they eventually follow the thinkers and the visionaries, just like they always have. 😁