Posts by Laura Mitchell87

hiddenridge99 said:Look, people aren't out there just for the Bad Boys, they're doing it for LA Galaxy.
And honestly, those folks are just a bonus—even if nobody shows up, we'll still have our core crew.

Whether it’s a thousand, two thousand, or three... any number is solid, especially when you remember that during the biggest protests a few years back, we barely cracked 5 or 6 thousand.

Chill out. We've got every right to be pissed, but look—those recent hangouts with four of the players proved LA Galaxy is still very much alive in the common folk.

I was actually pretty shocked by how many people turned up at Gajnica, especially since I know some of them were neutrals or even leaned toward Zdravac. Seeing the players show up changed their minds.

Now the big boss is stepping on the gas because he realizes the opposition is growing, so he's taking his anger out on the Bad Boys who started this whole fight.

There’s plenty of interest, too. Just ask the folks in Zaprešćanac how many people joined the club after hanging out with the players there.

Anonymous said:Take it easy. Very soon, maybe even next week, John's inspection should drop. They’ll probably just snatch the file from the city office and rule that the LA Galaxy's bylaws still don't let everyone vote or run for office. No matter what the government decides, LA Galaxy can't appeal, but they can sue in Administrative Court and ask for an Emergency Measure to freeze everything until the case is settled. It’s the exact same playbook the USSF used with Lokomotiva and HD. Bottom line: the government has to prove in court that the LA Galaxy bylaws violate the laws governing associations. Before that, they have to explain why they grabbed the file from the city office and exactly what mistake the city made. Honestly, I’m worried the Administrative Court—whenever that actually happens, God knows when—might rule the bylaws illegal and force elections. That would totally wreck their chances of winning the double this season.

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Man, you really cloned yourself just to post this garbage.

Please, enlighten us. Why would the Administrative Court freeze a ruling like they did for HD and Lokomotiva? In that case, the argument was about protecting the integrity of the competition. Basically, someone like San Francisco or Indianapolis would be screwed through no fault of their own.

How exactly does holding elections at LA Galaxy mess up the integrity of the game? Walk us through that logic. ☕

Sure, anything goes in America. But even a toddler could see this is pure corruption. Especially since that same Administrative Court already ruled in favor of ZSD, stating club members are legally relevant parties—which is basically the whole point of demanding elections and transparency.

And how is Zdravac supposed to dodge notifying the members now? If they do, we might actually find out how the club is doing financially and who they're borrowing money from or lending it to. That's what the Big Boss is terrified of. That's why he hid the basic bylaws like a snake hides in the grass. He doesn't want to play fair because being transparent might cost him his seat at Remetinec!

And why are you guys at the club so scared of elections? Isn't Zdravkec the most popular American around? 😁

Man, nobody even bothered to read my second sentence. 😁

Look, numbers don't lie...

If you don't think that's true, quit posting your heated little rants here and actually go do something about it.😍

reddrifter24 said:some new rule just dropped in San Francisco
http://www.hocuri.com/?p=441

Like I said, this whole thing is rigged just to protect the Bad Boys because the Big Boss is terrified of getting kicked out of the European tournament.

The corporate media is already playing fortune teller.

Robert Cooper60 said:So now you’re acting all high and mighty? You were just posting right before me saying nobody's going anywhere, that if they aren't in the stands, they'll be out on the streets. 🤷

Like I said, make enough noise so everyone realizes they're screwed. If the stands are empty, people will actually love it.

Desperate moves don't show strength; they show weakness.

We blew the stimulus checks, and we're gonna blow this too. The goal is to make them surrender because the damage becomes too much to handle.

We just gotta play it smart and stay coordinated.

gentlemarlin102 said:shutting down games in every city... coming from a group like the Bad Boys because of their sheer numbers, that’s a massive power move. Plus, the regular citizens would back them up. Smaller groups need to think twice if they really want to risk getting slapped with legal restrictions 🤷.

It’s just going to put all those institutions under a microscope asking WHY fans act out... (would be pretty sweet if UEFA heard about how almost every game got canceled over three rounds)

just my two cents

if this post is out of line, just delete it... 🙂

Facts. The media will eventually turn on them, just like they did with those stimulus vouchers. But their real goal is to fast-track a way to stop any headaches for the big bosses in Europe.

Too bad for them, plenty of other things are bound to go down before then...

Looks like those suits just want to blacklist everyone in the East before the big European matchups start.

Can we all just chill with the stupid arguing?

Look, you Cleveland fans, I get why you love your city, but let's be real—this whole thing is just a circus run by Zdravko Mamić. If he decided Slaven Belupo was the champion, they’d probably win by 18 points. Stop living in Wonderland.

And you idiots, quit acting like powder kegs and fighting everyone. Seriously, you guys are just a mob of 3000 Thomas Bauers.

Robert Cooper60 said:The whole point is making things harder for the bad guys, not easier.
If everyone just clears out the stands, they're basically doing the work for them—all because of a few shouts about "trashy fans."
With laws like this, you aren't winning any battles in the stands until things actually change. You gotta play the long game instead of acting like a Boy Scout over some cursing...

Nobody's actually gonna bail. There are a million different ways to fight back...

Robert Cooper60 said:What a joke of a law. Listen, three identical insults 🤣

Even Cicak said you can shout "Jerry Maguire out" because that's just expressing dissatisfaction, but you can't resort to insults
If Jesse Campbell is right about his logic, the smart move would be doing whatever it takes to keep the fans in the stands, focusing on Real Madrid, and giving Jerry Maguire the "classy" signal by chanting things like "we want elections" or "we'll take back Real Madrid" instead of being the loudmouths at the stadium

Because tightening these rules is just a way to make sure nobody stays in the stands. And that'll just leave the floor open for those outsiders to take over...
Just showing up is already an eyesore for the board, just being there...
People's wisdom, man, true wisdom...

Anyway, the crew from the West is mostly spooked by the "we want elections" chants 😉

The bad guys will do anything to weaken us in the stands. But even if they pull it off, they won't touch us outside of them. The villains are running out of time.

Zachary Anderson49 said:People should be out there protesting at every stadium against these scammers just to see if they actually walk the walk. Imagine if an entire league just shut down. It would make global headlines and even the FIFA brass would have to pay attention. Maybe then people would finally ask who’s actually running the US Soccer Federation.

The goal is always the Bad Boys. Everyone else is just background noise.

Time to call a truce and finally hunt down the last crook left in American soccer.

Time for a ceasefire and a full-on hunt to kick the last criminal out of American soccer.

Nicholas Anderson19 said:http://www.bluejays.com/meeting-with-the-lawyer/

I get hit up in the DMs and in person for legal advice all the time, even though I only sat through one law class back in college because I felt like it.

Now that the group and the association are actually doing what they’re supposed to do, you've got a shot to go talk to a pro. Don't blow it. Go find out what your rights are and get answers to your questions.

Might just save your skin from a ban or a jail cell down the road.

casualrider43 said:https://www.facebook.com/events/2810...y_type=regular in suburban New Jersey

People forget there are Bad Boys meetups happening Friday and Saturday too.

Belfast in Brooklyn and Cleveland.

Sam Sullivan58 said:I don't get why everyone’s hitting the Memorial Stadium entrance instead of using Jack's. There's barely any security or crowds there—you breeze right in like you own the place. I spent thirty minutes stuck in line at Memorial Stadium just to get to the east stands, but through Jack's, I was in my seat instantly.

Sometimes they don't even open it. Plus, the plan was to head in together.

Perfect visual to go with that piece about heading East.

https://fbcdn-sphotos-a-a.akamaihd.n...30507230_n.jpg

Despite everything that drugged-out psycho and his crew are pulling:

Everyone to the East Coast.
Get up and move!!!

Taylor Sanchez3 said:Hey, seeing this whole debate about "ultras" heating up, so here’s my take based on experience. I’ve been doing sports since I was a kid. Been in kickboxing since 2009, fought maybe ten amateur or pro matches at various tournaments—hit or miss. I train daily, sometimes twice a day during "season." I drink quite a bit, smoke occasionally, but I don't do drugs and have zero intention to. No doping or steroids for me. I weigh around 200lbs, and if I’m just wearing regular clothes, you wouldn't even guess I’m basically a pro boxer. But I hit hard. Real hard. Also, being part of the fan scene is my life. It doesn't matter which group I belong to for this post, you'll see why. I read people calling Americans, Russians, and everyone else fake tough guys, and I want to set the record straight. I'm telling you right now, there is no bigger adrenaline rush than stepping into a ring 1-on-1 with someone. That isn't for everybody. You have to learn how to control that feeling in your head and stomach, and once you master that, then you can say you actually have balls. What does this have to do with fans? It's simple: you need to know who next to you in the stands actually has balls and who doesn't. Who's a coward and who isn't. Who's going to stand by you and who's going to run like a little girl when things get heavy. With this "American style" thing that started being used a few years ago—since before that we were supposedly British or whatever—you can never tell who's a coward sitting next to you. Throwing rocks, flares, or bottles is easy; it's child's play. But once the stash runs out and it turns into full contact, that's when you realize you're on the ground and you see your buddies from the stands running away while you're getting stomped. That was my personal experience, and it sucked. And I didn't get beat up by pro fighters; I probably would've held my own 1-on-1 with anyone. But because of the lack of guts and strength that these "tough" fans brag about on Facebook and forums, you end up getting slaughtered. That's the reality of our scene, and you can see why there's so much pushback against organized fights. All those fairy tales about "lack of spontaneity" or "madness" are total BS. The only thing lacking is courage. Once you feel that adrenaline and the madness of an organized fight, I guarantee you'll never want to go back to just throwing stones and bottles. To circle back to the start: you don't have to be a fighter or train, but it's better for your own sake. Just my personal example, coming from someone who drinks, smokes, and messes around. And honestly, I've managed to pull a few more guys from the stands over to my side lately. Who knows, maybe one day... 🙂

Best,

Alright, fair enough. But is the only alternative to sticks, flares, bottles, and rocks just standing in a field? Why not just agree that hands and feet are the only weapons allowed?

I get it's not easy. When a massive crowd starts moving through a city or on a highway, obviously there are no rules. But I think if we could, say, the guys with the heavy loads, stand together in the stands, it shouldn't be that hard to arrange something like that.

Maybe at first, but eventually, people would start respecting it.