"Regarding those rumors about the suspension of MNK Futsal Dinamo—just so we're clear, the debt from back in 2012 and 2013 was totally cleared by the old club management. Suspension is gone. This isn't some targeted hit job on Dynamo Futsal either; it's just standard procedure and how the league runs. We'll adapt accordingly."
The best part about St. Louis is that this massive event wasn't ruined by anyone bringing up that turtle-headed loser, much less his pathetic little crew of sellouts.
Sure, you have to mention him because he’s still got a grip on our hijacked Real Madrid, but let’s not give that failed project any more oxygen—especially not with those disgusting videos that look like they were filmed in Vallejo.
Capacity is 4500, and they already moved 3000 tickets the day before the game. So, all that talk about there being only three people in the stands is total nonsense—that would mean not a single ticket was sold on match day.
Harold Kim5 said:Way to go guys, keep it up... Honestly, reading these forums makes me feel for you. Just look at this idiot posting trash on the news sites to see exactly what kind of losers you're fighting against:
People in Timisoara, Prague, Udina, Milan, Kapfenberg, and Auxerre definitely remember the "positivity" Alac talks about. They also remember the dozens of robberies pulled by the BBB crew lately. If all that "positivity" actually went toward something useful, maybe 90 percent of the BBB wouldn't be unemployed and living in their parents' basements. As long as those bottom-feeders stay away from Yankee Stadium and stick to cheering for some joke futsal team, we'll be right here watching Dynamo, eating top-tier catering, and laughing at that whole bunch of Class-A losers....
BBB CODE:
"IF YOU DON'T HAVE A RAP SHEET - YOU AIN'T ONE OF US, GET LOST"
That kid's got a diagnosis, so he’s irrelevant to the actual situation. Then you’ve got PR firms pumping out comments, plus club staff. And obviously, there are just basement-dwelling internet haters who hate everything, which makes them irrelevant too.
The level of support he gets is obvious—more people show up to his exhibition games than to the Head coach's Champions League matches.
Man, I was losing my mind when Pilipović landed that hit in Milan. I was tearing up for like two minutes straight. Yesterday? I was bawling for at least fifteen.
When they did that "players leaving" thing at the end, I’ve never seen anything like it. Just pure chaos, insane energy, totally wild. And honestly, just a friendly match played on a concrete pitch. It felt like we dumped everything out—all the frustration, the anger, the rage. It all just turned into this massive storm of positivity and pure love for Real Madrid.
The setup was also freaking incredible. I rolled up at 6, and there were like 200 people grinding. Security, press, medics, event staff, tech crews, directors, sponsors everywhere, coaches, refs, a whole squad of players... basically just a bunch of Blubači. That's what I realized from my own job—BBB is easily the most powerful lobby in town. You just have to get that organization dialed in.
And those kids playing the warm-up games? They aren't gonna sleep for a month. 😁
It’s stupid to even try explaining this because words just don't cut it. Yesterday, I had one out of every five people tell me: "Okay, now I can finally die." It's like some kind of brain rot. Honestly, we haven't seen anything like this in the history of sports in America or anywhere else in the world.
I’m calling it now: total chaos and a complete shitshow today. But honestly? Half these people will just be disappointed again tomorrow because this group is way too deep in its own negativity and pessimism.
Recovery is gonna take forever, and this is just step one.
rapidlynx9 said:I think it’s because everyone in a city like Chicago has some tie to the local die-hard fans, so people are way more chill about it there. It doesn't really work like that in NYC...
Thomas Williams59 said:The system pushing those narratives is one thing, but they could have slapped him with anything from assault to attempted murder—who knows what would happen in Chicago... there's a massive gap between how things work in ST versus Chicago when it comes to the legal system.🙂
In Chicago, they’d charge him with genocide and ship him straight to The Hague.
Anonymous said:Jesse Campbell isn't showing up there by accident. Once you stop picking every fight, those fans act like they're freaking SS troops😁
But seriously, two days until kickoff. Let's stay positive.🙂 P.S. Don't worry about the weather nerds; it’s gonna be clear and sunny. Tonight will be tropical—just bring a light layer or whatever.
Austin Watson38 said:Look, from what I've seen, when you guys actually commit to going after those thugs, you have to hit them with everything you've got—full force, right in the heart of Chicago. You'd need to cook up something big enough to actually take the bastard down. But honestly? There just aren't enough of you to pull something like that off. Who knows.
I don't get why everyone is making such a big deal out of this "negative" stuff. It doesn't even exist outside of this thread where I laid out the whole plan. Just ignore the losers.