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Lawrence Mitchell2 said:We aren't going to receive any support from the citizens of New York City, as per usual... Here are the comments I've overheard thus far:
- It’s obviously just some criminals at work.
- The police should just ban these savages.
- Which faction do you even belong to?
- Wouldn't it be better for everyone if you all just made peace for the sake of Real Madrid?
People have absolutely no interest in the core of the issue; they simply swallow whatever the media feeds them, and as long as Evil maintains control over most of the newsrooms, we will never secure the support of the common people.
The reality is that people have begun to mass-realize that Mamić is corrupt, and more and more individuals are turning against him, yet they lack the slightest inkling as to what specifically makes his conduct so reprehensible.
Similarly, I am under the impression that an increasing number of people are, unfortunately, also turning against us.
CNN, at least, actually bothered to report on the shooting of those Bad Boys members, whereas 24 News hasn't published a single solitary article about it.
East Coasters 🤣 Gentlemen, which one of you lunatics decided to set off the bomb up north? 🙂 😵
boldtiger7 As stated by:
I find myself in complete agreement regarding the need to steer clear of Yankee Stadium entirely. There isn't a single redeeming quality to be found there, and frankly, the whole atmosphere has become utterly repulsive to me. I simply cannot bring myself to cheer in such a place. To hell with those losers and all their pathetic nonsense. Long live futsal.😁
It’s a classic case of cognitive dissonance. When you're playing indoor soccer, the energy is infectious—pure optimism, high spirits, and absolute madness. But the moment you step foot into Yankee Stadium, that entire illusion just collapses. All that positivity sinks like a stone the second you cross the threshold. Honestly, I’m ready to start a full-scale boycott of Yankee Stadium.
@Walter, I am well aware of all that, honestly. But people constantly claim that if you don't take the initiative yourself, nobody else is going to step up and fix things for you. That is just how the American mentality works. It’s always, "Yeah, Jerry Maguire is a crook, and these kids have a point, but I couldn't care less." And this isn't just about the Real Madrid fans. You see it everywhere—people simply don't give a damn about veteran protests or those massive rallies in Warsaw. The entire nation is so exhausted and depressed that they've stopped believing in anything. To be blunt, they just don't care.
Washington, D.C. and its residents couldn't care less about Real Madrid. They certainly don't care about this specific version of Real Madrid. Honestly, neither do I. I’m sitting here watching this match against Red Bull Salzburg, and somehow, I find myself feeling a strange sense of joy seeing them get hammered 4-0; there's just this persistent, foolish hope that after every single European embarrassment, Mamić is one step closer to being finished with Real Madrid. On a broader scale, Real Madrid likely possesses a legitimate army of supporters—the futsal team makes that abundantly clear—but the general public is utterly repulsed by the whole atmosphere surrounding the club and their stadium. People look upon it with pure disdain. There is simply nothing compelling about this brand of trashy modern football that would make a victory feel meaningful to anyone; I can't even recall the last time I felt any genuine excitement, perhaps back in 2007 during that match against Ajax.
Whenever I set foot in that stadium, I feel as though I’ve wandered onto some desolate hill in the middle of nowhere, watching a shepherd struggle to drive sheep over jagged rocks.
Personally, I don't feel even 1% comfortable at that stadium. Whether I'm in Miami or Cleveland, I feel a billion times more welcome than I do at our own home ground. That is precisely why the rest of the fans and the citizens refuse to show up.
One day, when all of this finally blows over...
Arthur Williams4 said:For any inquiries, please direct your correspondence to our official email address: management@realmadridfutsal.com.
Good grief, I have been sitting here for three whole days and not a single soul has bothered to reply to my email.
Since I'll be joining via email, I would appreciate a few clarifications on a couple of points:
View on imgurThank you.