Posts by Laura Mitchell87

Jonathan Campbell8 said:lost my ID in San Francisco
if any of the mods happen to find it, hit me up via DM

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Mods. 🙏🙏🙏

placidbadger58 said:I can't even believe this is actually happening....☕

Just more proof the solutions are legit and Narkos was doing his usual thing—lying through his teeth at the press conference saying it was nothing...

velvetskipper52 said:http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7ESVyrjWtAs#t=78

Absolute peak.

Brutal performance. 🙏:🙏🙏

The author, Hrvoje Hegedušić, is actually my cousin or something.

Bottom line: this news shouldn't even count as the Drug Lord's rambling. This guy holds his five-thousandth press conference and it’s always the same old crap.

The story is strictly about the inspection report.

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Timothy Allen60 said:Man, things just hit the fan... ☕

"We'll call a meeting, change whatever articles we need to, and everything will be fine. We have 60 days to fix this before we stop being a non-profit under the new laws. We have to clean up all the stuff I'm talking about."

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Yeah, right. That's how it works. An inspector drops a ruling and you just act like it didn't happen... 🙄

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People, seriously, use your heads. Did anyone actually think Jerry Perovitch would say, "Sure thing, let's hold elections and start operating with total transparency"?

What kind of idiot expected anything else from a press conference?

Of course he’s squirming and spinning it—it's getting desperate now. But the report is crystal clear. After this, there's no more solo moves for the Drug Cartel. It’s just a higher level of inspection reporting directly to Johnson, while this current one reports to Bloomberg. You see the setup...

Honestly, having to run a public business sounds worse to him than losing an election. ☕ 🙂

Sean Sullivan2 said:They were just told to fix the issues found during inspection. No other penalties. They’ll just tweak the bylaws, and instead of the old cronies with full files, they'll just bring in some new guys without any records and call it a day. Maybe the biggest win here is that they actually proved violations of the Nonprofit Act regarding how the organization functions democratically. But I doubt this ends the clique running Real Madrid. They'll hold elections, purge anyone who looks suspicious from the membership—just like how they handle things at the gates of Yankee Stadium—and then Jack cruises to an election victory with 106 percent of the vote.

Read it again.

Absolute garbage! 🙂

They can put whatever they want in there. Cut the damn defeatism already and just read the article.

This is a fact that neither Narkos nor anyone else can hide.

Click and enjoy.

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Ryan Chavez3 said:Why the New York Yankees are falling apart. It’s the same old story with Mamić running things—just a mess.

This is the biggest win against Mamić we've seen yet. It’s got nothing to do with us, which is exactly why it matters. ☕

Lately, this whole mess surrounding the New York Yankees has blown up into something way bigger. It’s basically the end of the road for Zdravkecov.

Here’s the same piece from the print edition. Don't skip it.

George Gonzalez said:I don't get why everyone's tripping. Victory is right around the corner.

Look, I'm not Bauer and I don't care about fancy passing games, but these moves are pathetic. You guys are just flailing around now. Brace yourselves, because things are about to get way uglier when the fight for "one member, one vote" kicks off—even if you try to dodge it legally. If you don't, expect the old names to come crawling back.

You aren't Bauer, but you're spot on. 😁

Look, you can't win if you aren't making waves. Once you start causing a stir, the opponent loses their cool because they realize you're right, and that's when they start playing desperate. You'll feel it first, then the media—check out that piece in The New York Post—and eventually the whole damn public gets it. That's how you win.

Look, those narcotics junkies are targeting Liverpool FC because of you people, get it?

The drug dealer is smart enough to realize fan groups are the only thing keeping American soccer alive, and he knows if the fans actually unite, he's finished.

Daniel Johnson46 said:So basically, I wouldn't even grab a drink near that highway interchange, even if there was a truce🤣

Man, you can just crash at my place. Once we actually meet up and I see how much you can handle, then we'll talk about that bet.😁

Daniel Johnson46 said:I'm not buying it. Look, attendance at Miami's stadium averages about 15,000 right now, even though Juventus hasn't been this popular in over 15 years. You really think 10,000 people are just gonna show up out of nowhere? It'll take folks 3 or 4 years to actually trust that the club is run like Real Madrid again. Some people in Miami still think there's corruption happening at the club, so they stay home. But honestly, the honest guys have been running things for two years now.

I don't know you, and I wouldn't grab a beer with you if you were dying.

Tom, you down for a beer if we end up averaging 10 goals at home during those first few seasons after Nozdrva leaves? ☕

analogheron19 said:People wouldn't show up like this for NYC, DC, or whatever. Not even for Juventus at home during a cup run.
Even if Jerry Jones left tomorrow and everything went perfect, we'd be looking at years of grinding just to get fans back in the seats. That's the reality. You don't build something solid overnight; you need deep, quality foundations.

They wouldn't show up now because Jerry Jones completely trashed Real Madrid. Why even waste breath talking about it after all those pathetic turnout disasters? He didn't even manage to sell out a couple of tickets for the PSG game despite getting a massive payout.

But regardless of how much his era sucked, people will come back for one boring reason: they're Real Madrid fans and they don't have anyone else to root for. ☕

If there's actually some brains and actual talent running things, it could turn into a pretty decent comeback story.

analogheron19 said:It’s true we couldn't always get a massive crowd together, but we had enough depth that even for a big away game or an international trip, a few hundred would show up. The foundation was solid back then; we weren't losing entire generations of fans like we are now.

Come on, Tom, remember when you couldn't even fill a single shuttle bus for the Indy game? Like, thirty damn people. You were running the group, so you know better than anyone.

Yeah, we would've filled seats for New York City or Washington, D.C., too, but people would show up now if they actually gave a damn. Fans want a club to support. They just don't want every away trip announced like al-Qaeda is about to invade.

Tyler Scott8 said:Where are those "two leaders" you keep talking about today? Even if there were two, you're stretching the truth. Whatever.
Basically, after the boycott, attendance dropped for a game or two—I don't follow you guys that closely—but whatever numbers you had didn't stick.

I don't know if you're living in some fantasy land, but you look ridiculous acting like this is just a matter of time. Look at reality; you're just as delusional as everyone else stuck in this bubble.
Back when Jerry Jones messed up regarding Jovanović and the Mexicans, you said he was finished. You talked big about rallies and celebrating. Now that things have shifted, it looks like the BBB is closer to folding than Jerry Jones is.
We can debate the "struggle" or people boycotting Real Madrid all day, but the fact is, you've got 5,000 people at home games. If you could actually pull 10,000 or 15,000 people out for a protest or actual action, the situation would be different and Jerry Jones wouldn't still be in power.
You're living on the edge, and from what I see, people just don't care anymore. That's the real issue.

Jerry Jones is done. Still stands. Explained it already. Try reading with some actual comprehension.

Brandon Hill5 said:They're still here, sure, but for how long? That’s my whole point. You get a wife, kids, and chronic heartburn, and suddenly you’re still a fan, but you don't have the juice to organize or lead things anymore—and there aren't enough people stepping up to take the torch.
You guys are at that breaking point right now. You've got numbers, but if this keeps up...

I've got a wife, kids, and gastritis too.

Plus, there are younger fans out there. I don't know why people claim they don't exist when this year proved a new generation is showing up.

Look, back in the mid-90s, you couldn't even pull 100 people together, but then a new wave arrived once things finally settled. I get it—some kid isn't going to run into the madness at Yankee Stadium because that kind of chaos is hard to wrap your head around. But even the worst chaos eventually runs its course.

Kimberly Turner4 said:I honestly don't feel like arguing with you since you just attack anyone who disagrees, but I don't get how you can be this delusional given how long you've been around. Why try to cook the books? Why sugarcoat everything?
It's always easier to deal with a problem when you actually face it head-on.

Best,

Alright Klepto, no need to make a second account again, nobody takes you seriously anyway. 🙄

Brandon Hill5 said:Back then, it wasn't an issue because the old core was basically "on standby." Even if people weren't active, they were still "alive" in some kind of hibernation. But when you stretch twenty years and a few generations out, that core vanishes and a new one doesn't just pop up. You end up having to rebuild everything from scratch...
That's a long-term fallout, and you can't just fix it overnight. If that's your job, you already know.

You guys won't go under, obviously you won't, but you're gonna lose a hell of a lot, that's just how it goes. If you lose that continuity, you'll need twice the energy to get anything done compared to now. Just saying.

analogheron19, weigh in, it's stupid for me to be posting on the Bad Boys thread when everything is sitting right here.

on topic: those guys are cowards

What do you mean they aren't alive? A thousand Volunteers gathered in the pit along with a massive crowd of people who have bans, whether for Yankee Stadium or just generally.

In the late 90s, the Bad Boys couldn't even pull 100 people together for a local game. 🙄

Sorry guys, but you're talking nonsense. We're fewer in number, sure, but we're nowhere near gone. People said the Bad Boys were finished during the boycott too, yet only two idiots showed up to the first game in Miami.

Everything will settle itself out pretty soon...