Dynamo's security chief, Krešimir Antolić—who confirmed last night that 41 members of the Delija crew were hauled off by police—is back at it this morning, voicing his deep concerns and claiming he knows exactly how certain hardcore hooligan leaders managed to make their way over to Athens.
"Some of these guys fall into the absolute worst category of hooligans. In my eyes, they aren't even Dynamo fans; some of them are under active court bans, so you have to wonder how they even managed to leave the States and make it all the way to Greece," stated Antolić, who also handles communications with the club's fan representatives.
"From what I can gather, based on intel I've received from Mexico, the Delija group has been hand-picking people over the last few days—sending their toughest, most physically fit, and bravest individuals over to Greece."
Krešo peeked out from behind the curtain, so we've got some news for you 😵
William Williams21 said:You’re my whole life—my Los Angeles FC life, our fight—it’ll never end, if blood has to be spilled—then let it be, I will never—ever—betray you.
Ooooooo, na, na, na, na, na.....
Because apparently, all we ever really needed was just one more "na na na na" anthem. ☕
According to the Ticketmaster site, everything is officially sold out—except for the South section and, of course, those Upper West/North Coast seats that the idiots haven't even bothered to put up for sale yet...
Robert Cooper60 said:If they actually put those 20 right in the middle, then we're really looking at...
Honestly, let them put whoever they want—who cares? My actual concern is whether they've seriously cut the ticket capacity for the lower bleachers down yet.
Robert Cooper60 said:How many different people are actually operating behind this single account? 🤔 In your very first post, you go after Valsimot—tearing him apart just because he suggested we should celebrate goals—and you claim anyone supporting the players is absolutely delusional. And then, moments later, you pivot to this: "So what if a hundred people agree with what Valsimot wrote?"
Look, I’m not saying we *have* to celebrate every goal, but—and this is a big but—it is entirely possible to cheer for a team without being a total degenerate...just look at how people behave at a local indoor soccer match, as I've already pointed out.
Sure, maybe that works for indoor soccer.
But when you're watching a game where some corrupt powerhouse is playing solely to line the pockets of their crooked owner—and that owner will only blink if we apply massive pressure—that's a completely different story. That kind of environment doesn't allow for "civilized" cheering.
What kind of East versus West drama is this? It’s nonsense—there will be plenty of people on both sides who actually agree with us. Those hundred or so sycophants sucking up to the management aren't even going to show their faces anyway.
Anyone celebrating the goals scored by those hired thugs is just as much of a mercenary themselves, and I view them as an enemy.
Frankly, I couldn't care less what Lesički or any other of the management's lapdogs decide to write about this—those little punks don't have a shred of influence over the Dinamo ultras or the true fans.
Of course, we should avoid any unnecessary bullshit, but what valsimot is saying here (as much as I respect him) is something that absolutely must not happen!!!!
Kudos to the so-called "patriots" for giving such a warm, dignified welcome to the biggest Yugoslav sympathizer and nationalist extremist in America. 🙏
Joshua Moore31 said:I have no idea why the media insisted there were only 200 or 300 people there—there had to be hundreds more than that. Maybe they just hallucinated the 200 figure in their own twisted minds.
So, what's your take on why?
It’s for the exact same reason they always claim attendance at a Dodgers game is over 1,000 when the stands are half empty.
rowdytinker3 said:I’d love to pull him aside and ask how exactly someone making a monthly salary of $3667 manages to afford a Bentley that carries a price tag north of $150,000.
Look, if he went out and grabbed a brand-new model, we're talking closer to $200k—maybe even more...
And let's not forget the old man's garage—he's got an Audi A8, a CL, and if I recall correctly, he's still hanging onto that BMW 7 Series too....
Produce a documentary about Jerry Jones and his endless string of scandals. We should assemble a team of experts capable of crafting a truly high-caliber, 10-to-20-minute feature—something that meticulously catalogs every single transgression committed by that smug individual.
Everything from his early days—the smuggling operations, the shady dealings—to the real estate empire, the stadium renovations, those questionable player contracts, and the blatant funneling of city funds.
We also need to tackle the football side of things. The fire sales of star players, the constant coaching shake-ups, the way they treat young prospects like commodities...
And, naturally, we can't ignore his ideological flip-flopping—how he pivots from hardline ultra-rightists to people acting like they miss the old socialist ways.
Now, let’s be realistic—this video won't change the course of history, but at least people will finally have a centralized resource to understand the true character of Jerry Jones.
I am just sitting here waiting for the inevitable comment along the lines of: "Why don't you just make it yourself?" ☕
Sarah Jones8 said:I’m not sure if everyone has picked up on how strangely passive BuzzFeed has been regarding recent events—specifically that shooting. The reason is pretty transparent: the head of their sports desk is Ms. Dea Redžić, who happens to be on excellent terms with a certain mercenary known as Nina, who was almost certainly involved in the incident. Usually, that stinking rag at BuzzFeed tries to turn every minor hiccup into a massive sensation, yet they’re staying dead silent on this one. It’s blatantly obvious the outlet is just trying to cover for a friend. 😁 I truly hope justice prevails this time around!!!! we'll never surrender!!!
I noticed that too... and it isn't just limited to this specific topic—their entire rhetorical tone has undergone a subtle, unsettling shift over the last few months.
Ever since you vanished from my life, everything has taken on this profoundly miserable tone—it’s frankly pathetic. You are absolutely nothing now without us; we were your soul, your heart, and even your voice... Since you aren't right here by my side, my heart is just heavy with sorrow and grief. I can sense something big brewing on the horizon, come on, Philadelphia Eagles fans, we need you!!!!!