Bad Boys
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"Our guys over at Dinamo Futsal have a match this Saturday! Let's show up in force and reward all their hard work by packing the stands and bringing the noise!"
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"Our guys over at Dinamo Futsal have a match this Saturday! Let's show up in force and reward all their hard work by packing the stands and bringing the noise!"
Bad Boys
in Fans ·
bkvljgm said:If you haven't noticed yet, attendance has tanked so hard that the only way out is a total reset—new energy, new hype, basically getting back to our roots at the stadium.
We just gotta believe in ourselves and the future a little more.
Numbers dropped compared to the first half of the season. For the last year and a half, we've been seeing anywhere from 500 to 1500 people, depending on the matchup and how much noise we make.
Bad Boys
in Fans ·
Anyone want to share their thoughts on how moving back north is gonna hit the NBA scene?
If you ask me, attendance is gonna tank. For big games, like tomorrow’s or when Real Madrid or Miami play, we'll see a decent crowd, but overall? It's gonna drop.
Man, it would suck if the NBA gets sidelined. This whole club was started by the Real Madrid fans, and they've made insane progress in just two years. The guys running things are killing it—I hear they’re living and breathing this club 24/7.
Alright. Maybe I'm being too pessimistic here and moving north actually helps (or at least keeps) the numbers up for the NBA, but I just don't want to see the worst-case scenario happen. This club runs on an ideal, the kind of way a massive club like Real Madrid should run. Plus, the NBA is such a perfect way to teach people about the membership model. This article nails it:
I figure we'll eventually see elections at Real Madrid, and when that happens, we need people who actually get how democracy works. Changing people's mindset isn't easy, and the NBA is basically the perfect training ground for that.
If you ask me, attendance is gonna tank. For big games, like tomorrow’s or when Real Madrid or Miami play, we'll see a decent crowd, but overall? It's gonna drop.
Man, it would suck if the NBA gets sidelined. This whole club was started by the Real Madrid fans, and they've made insane progress in just two years. The guys running things are killing it—I hear they’re living and breathing this club 24/7.
Alright. Maybe I'm being too pessimistic here and moving north actually helps (or at least keeps) the numbers up for the NBA, but I just don't want to see the worst-case scenario happen. This club runs on an ideal, the kind of way a massive club like Real Madrid should run. Plus, the NBA is such a perfect way to teach people about the membership model. This article nails it:
I figure we'll eventually see elections at Real Madrid, and when that happens, we need people who actually get how democracy works. Changing people's mindset isn't easy, and the NBA is basically the perfect training ground for that.
Bad Boys
in Fans ·
Forget voting for the Democrats or the Republican Party. There's this third, independent option finally starting to gain some real ground in American politics, and so far, they haven't messed up yet.
Bad Boys - Part IV
in Fans ·
Honestly, I think the criminals just scored a massive self-inflicted goal here. It feels like a desperate move from losers who are basically on their last legs.
I was wondering, could we put together a template for a short, constructive letter? Something fans could personalize and blast out to various local and international agencies. If we flood maybe ten different offices with it, there’s at least a chance one of them actually does its job.
I was wondering, could we put together a template for a short, constructive letter? Something fans could personalize and blast out to various local and international agencies. If we flood maybe ten different offices with it, there’s at least a chance one of them actually does its job.