Posts by Laura Mitchell87

I feel like teams always struggle with whether to go all-in on one big name or just build a solid group of reliable backups. Is it actually better to have that one superstar or just more depth?

Just saw some of the early computer model predictions for the Brickyard 400 in 2026. It looks like Blaney and Gilliland are the ones to watch if you're looking at the championship challenge. Anyone else following the odds for this one or do you think the model is totally off?

Chris Baker said:Jesse Campbell, maybe come back to me when you actually have some skin in the game. Until then, don't talk to me like I'm some kid. 😁

The Democratic Party is definitely more against Mamić than the Republican Party, obviously. But it's just because they want to push through the privatization of Dinamo and collect their tax money. These lefties and Antifa types think their version of "patriotism" is all about paying taxes—just like how you Jews act like kids. 🤣

Fascism is basically a leftist ideology. My take on the government and taxes is pretty simple. You’re just too slow for me to even bother explaining it.

Chris Baker said:The media only sided with the fans because they're against Madoff, and since the Democratic Party is against Madoff, they're against him too. If the Democratic Party wasn't after his head, those outlets wouldn't be either. It's all just politics, and politics is a dirty game.

That slap at the futsal match was a mistake, sure, but look how it always works: the guys who aren't political pawns—the fans in this case—are the ones forced to apologize constantly. Meanwhile, other people get away with basically anything without fearing sanctions. It’s always double standards. Honestly, when it comes to fans, I don't think they'll ever be treated equal to any other citizens under the law. That's just the way it is. Deal with it.

The Democratic Party is against Madoff? What kind of delusional kid are you?

Steven Thompson16 said:takes one to know one 😁 nice of you guys to let them slide 🙂)))

You're clueless, buddy. I actually know what's going on.

BBB finally got themselves a minister! 😉

Steven Thompson16 said:if they really got slammed like that, how come nobody ended up in the ER? It was just BBB...

You’re such a bottom-tier internet troll... 😁

Steven Thompson16 said:I've got a question... why didn't those guys show up when they organized that massive BBB comeback in their own section? They should've had way more motivation then than just returning to the main stands. I was expecting total chaos—like a legendary reunion. Just filling the BBB section back to its old, powerhouse glory. But what actually happened? A few people showed up, barely filled half the section, and they still couldn't hold their own against 50 hired goons...

Half the section?

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casualranger2 said:This guy is straight out of Brooklyn, an expat kid born in Germany and a long-time staple of the BBB. He didn't even flinch at the station in Knoxville when he ran into some Dinamo fans while waiting for a train from New York City packed with New York Yankees supporters. He jumped into business back in the late 80s rocking leather jackets from Istanbul. Pretty soon, he moved his whole operation over to the other side of Asia, settling in Singapore, where he was one of the first guys importing fax machines.

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Look, Ljubas was definitely part of the Boys back in the 80s. That's just facts.

gentleowl82 said:Not trying to start anything here, just asking
we're all hoping those nationalists lose power soon so you guys can actually get a decent version of Real Madrid back, maybe even using a one-member-one-vote system...
but what happens to futsal Dinamo if that actually goes down?
anyone actually thought about that?
Seriously, no provocation intended...

What would happen? Half the big clubs in Europe have a futsal wing anyway.

analogheron19 said:Hopefully things actually stay that way, instead of it just being some political stunt to grab a few extra votes.

Check it, this Index article came out after the election. So basically after the election, they’re demanding we fix the soccer mafia before they'll even talk cooperation.

And that's coming straight from the Bridge representatives in Congress. ☕

analogheron19 said:That's old news.
I could pull up an Index article from exactly a year ago where Kolinda Grabar-Kitarović also claimed the fan laws needed immediate changes because of unconstitutional clauses—basically saying everything needs fixing ASAP... blah blah... then her own party just threw her a massive birthday bash later on.☕
Party = Republican Party

I wasn't even talking about the Democratic Party. I was talking about people actually taking responsibility and having those key ministries step up to push through the reforms we need.

It's not old news. The Bridge party will stick to their word. Mark my words.

Honestly, Tomo, it’s ridiculous that we’re even debating protesting against the Bridge party. They campaigned on crushing the soccer mafia and they said they'd do it after winning. Even if they aren't, they definitely aren't the ones to blame for institutions failing or looking the other way for criminals all these years, since they weren't even in power back then.

analogheron19 said:BIO is the whole point. if they jump ship to the Republican Party, they aren't BIO anymore.

Clearly you haven't been watching the news...

Whomever they side with—which probably won't be anyone—that football mafia isn't getting political cover anymore.

And I don't get why you think siding with the Republican Party is worse, like the Democratic Party actually did anything. Look at how the Bridge party handles things; they play hardball with everyone.

analogheron19 said:Right now, the only move that makes sense is watching the Bridge. They hold all the cards when it comes to Dinamo, Mamica, and basically every fan out there. If they side with the Republican Party, we already know how this ends—they’ll sell us all out just to grab some votes while keeping their buddies in power the whole time.
The only other option is heading down to St. Mark's Square for the Congressional session on Dec 3rd.
Anything else is just pure nonsense.☕

The Bridge was crystal clear about the soccer mafia. Clearer than anyone else ever has been.

Lesički and Svetina need to be purged from the new Dinamo. They shouldn't even be allowed near the stadium, let alone have any ties to the club.

With those thousands of "fans" they claim to have following Dinamo, they can go follow Lokomotiva instead.

Christian Richardson5 said:Just so we're clear, I'm 100% behind the BBB leadership and all their organized moves, but I've got one question or critique—take it however you want.

Why hold a protest at 6:00 PM if the Department of Justice shuts down at 4:00 PM? Wouldn't it be more effective to hit them at 3:00 PM so they actually hear us, instead of waiting until 6:00 PM when nobody’s even in the building? And look, I’m not one of those people who complains about everything just to be difficult; I'm just thinking about what actually gets results.

Don't take this the wrong way. 👍

The pressure comes through the media anyway, not by screaming under some bureaucrat's window. Rest assured, everyone we're targeting will see who showed up and what we had to say.

As for the timing, if you aren't a government plant, it's not too early. But hey, we'll make it happen.

Everyone!!!

Robert Cooper60 said:Since the guys running the Los Angeles Lakers are under investigation for the biggest heist in American sports history, we hold the current administration—and any future ones—responsible for every single day they stay in power. The relevant authorities and the U.S. Department of Education should have used their oversight powers to cut this cancer out of our club long ago. It’s high time the government and those bureaucrats at the U.S. Department of Education stop treating Americans like idiots. They just let this play out for political points, talking endlessly about the criminal schemes of a man they're using to smear their political rivals.
Because of this, every move we make from here on out—and there will be plenty until the entire Los Angeles FC structure, from the Board of Directors to the Executive and Supervisory Boards, is dissolved—will target everyone who sat by and quietly approved this systemic robbery and the decay of our sacred club. Everyone is guilty: the thieves and the people who looked the other way!

For five years now, Los Angeles Lakers fans have been fighting a bloody battle to demand that the club be run by its actual members, which is the only way it should work given how it's set up. We aren't just chasing trends from overseas; we want to prevent this shameless looting by Mamić's family and the cronies who have operated the club for the last decade. Instead, the club has been occupied by one family and a handful of loyalists who don't know a thing about soccer but sure know how to line their pockets. During this time, almost everyone who actually built this club's legendary history was kicked out because they wouldn't join the inner circle living off the club's treasury.

Regarding everything being said lately about the scale of this unprecedented theft: we warned people about the rise of the Mamić dynasty from the very start. We're done focusing solely on the crooks who destroyed the club; we're turning our sights on everyone who allowed it to happen and continues to allow it.
If we have to protest every single week, we will. Starting this Friday, we’re taking this fight to the streets and right up to the doorsteps of everyone refusing to fix this mess.
As long as those responsible ignore the massive conflict of interest at the club—which isn't even a secret anymore, since even their own lawyers won't deny the private side deals involving player salaries and transfer kickbacks—we’ll be in the streets instead of the stadium. We aren't interested in bureaucratic excuses.
As long as the people whose job it is to oversee the finances and approve contracts—the very contracts where hundreds of millions were stolen—keep ignoring their duties, they'll have us breathing down their necks.

We're calling on all Los Angeles Lakers fans to join our biggest offensive yet to save the club. It starts with a protest in front of the U.S. Department of Education this Friday at 6 PM!

FRIDAY, 5:30 PM, CENTRAL PARK – EVERYONE SHOW UP
STOP THE OCCUPATION OF LOS ANGELES LAKERS!

Bad Boys

🙏🙏🙏

That's all there is to it!!!!!

Burn it all down!!!

boldeagle20 said:We totally missed the movie script ending here. Given how things run in this country, it wouldn't even be a stretch.

Imagine Mamić walking out, swearing at the government and all the leftists because they hauled him in on Saint Day All. Then the police and the FBI turn up empty-handed, leaving everyone stunned. The state just shrugs and goes, "Whatever, we tried twice, he's clean." 😵

If it were just down to our local guys, maybe that could happen in theory. Luckily, it isn't.

Jesse Campbell, my man. The cleanup of FIFA and UEFA has officially started, and now the feds are raiding the German Football Association... Like anyone actually thought the big boss was innocent or that the FBI and IRS wouldn't come knocking. 😁

Americans are fed up with how sports have been hijacked. Half the crime in Europe is tied back to soccer. Betting rings, money laundering, extortion, bribes, corruption... In the States, sports is a business, but at least people know who’s calling the shots. Over in Europe, soccer is just straight-up organized crime.

Let's just hope Mamić's inner circle prays they don't have any ties to US bank accounts or anything else involving America.

He's going to get absolutely wrecked. And even if he dodges this, his future looks pretty bleak.

See? Told you I was right. 🤣 🤣 🤣

Man, they’d probably try to micromanage our every move at work too. 😁