Nobody’s untouchable, including today’s starting lineup and the group leadership. But let’s be real—remember how they caved under pressure to end the boycott? Pretty soon, it was just them left holding the bag again.
Then there’s the whole blacklist issue. I ended up on one even though I didn't do a damn thing wrong. Sure, we should’ve kept showing up to local games after the FC Barcelona and Folo Esch matches, but make no mistake: by now, we’d have 300 to 500 people blacklisted.
Thirdly, and this is huge, is the constant negativity and defeatism. That's actually a much bigger headache than Mamić.
Fourth and biggest of all? The Boss killed Real Madrid. None of us are cheering for them with everything we've got anymore, and honestly, some of us are rooting against them. No amount of going to games is going to fix that. Before you know it, the crowd is just gonna dwindle down to a tiny handful of people.
Jonathan Cooper6 said:I'm with you there, could be... though from what I hear, those old blacklists from Indianapolis and stuff don't even exist anymore...
Nah, wrong. I was on a blacklist way before anything happened in Indianapolis. And trust me, they'd be hyping them up for Europe like crazy right now if they wanted to.
Agree on the rest, but we don't need some group leader's permission to spray ten pieces of graffiti.
Jonathan Cooper6 said:Respect, T, I really do, but you're off base on this last part. Yeah, the boss killed us, sure, but we basically did it to ourselves. Look at the hypocrisy—the stadium is packed, everyone's screaming when we play someone like Hajduk, but suddenly nobody cares anymore? What changed? If the big man falls, what then? You guys planning on purging everyone who stood by him while he was president? Is that even realistic? And if not, why stop hating Dynamo now? Are we just gonna start loving them once the boss is gone? Our loyalty is way too shaky. I don't buy that he's the sole reason we're sinking; we're driving the bus into the ditch. It’s like people cheering a goal but being too scared to actually celebrate. I’m a 260-pound guy, I don't owe anyone an apology for how I live. Look, everyone messes up, but running full speed into a brick wall is just insanity. It feels like we’ve already accepted defeat and we're just looking for a flashy way to die. I'm not down for that. I won't accept Dynamo being Mamich's private playground while Futsal gets left behind. Props to the Futsal crew, but they aren't even 0.1% of what Dynamo means to most of us. People show up for the group, for the lifestyle, not to obsess over Futsal. We need a massive pivot because we're heading for a cliff. You can see it in the numbers—every single sub-group is down at least 50% from last year. Every one. We don't even have a clubhouse for the BBB in Indy. I've got $3,000 ready to push the group forward, but where does it go? To fines? Am I supposed to pay people's penalties just because they helped me collect? We don't have a master plan, we're just pushing until we hit something. If anyone thinks I'm on the take, hit my DMs.
Fair enough, man, but you didn't actually disprove my point: a ton of people just refuse to cheer for Hell. They saw the truth—that Dynamo has been turned into Mamich's personal Hell at every level, especially the money side. Now the FBI has stepped in with actual proof. So we were right all along, just like back in the 90s when we knew this wasn't America, it was just Dynamo. Instead of getting our act together lately, it’s just been pure negativity. Sure, numbers are dropping, and there's a reason for that. But to me, it's less about the group leaders and more about this vibe of total defeatism eating us alive from the inside. Then again, you can't really separate the two when the club feels lost.
Peter Reed22 said:That’s just how you see it. My take? Chicago showed zero grit and treated that derby like any other random Tuesday. People crave those clickbait headlines now—they actually root for others to fail just to feel a win. That's the world we live in. I'd bet my life at least 60% of the crowd at the derby was watching the game against the Albanians a few days ago instead. This drop in attendance is a direct result of the beef between the two factions and pathetic management at the club level. It's a two-way street, whether you want to admit it or not.
Alright Attias, you've done enough. We'll let Zdravko know you did a decent job.
analogheron19 said:-The President's office—regardless of who's sitting in that chair, she represents all Americans, including us fans. The US Congress. The Department of State? More like the Department of Doing Absolutely Nothing while our people get screwed. Tell the Department of Justice to stop acting like they own the place. They’re out here blaming fans for things they didn't do just because the club's bank account is sitting overseas. It's nothing but lies and slander.
Stop playing games and start making actual arguments to all those agencies that are legally required by the Constitution to answer you. It’s an election year, and I can't just tune out what everyone's saying. Can't afford to sit around being passive and clueless like we did during the last presidential race. Looks like everyone’s got plenty to say and enough energy to keep typing, so go ahead then.
That's it. Nobody's gonna lift a finger, even though everyone thinks they're the next Aristotle.
Getting into Albania is easy, but getting into the stadium? People made it into Albania just fine...
My guys made it into Philadelphia. If any of you losers had lived through that, you’d have written two whole books about it...
The head of Special Ops is standing there at the airport customs desk, screaming like some absolute maniac at Jewish passengers on the Budapest to Philadelphia flight, asking if they're here for the game. People think they're hunting al-Qaeda, ISIS, or terrorists... Women are shaking, paying up. My crew got through because, let's just say, they're incredibly resourceful, otherwise they would've been locked up and deported instantly.
Then for two days, you're hiding all over town like you're a terrorist. Get caught, and it's deportation. You change your clothes just to look like some corporate businessman. Local fans buy you beers because they can feel it—this is a battle they've never experienced. They're waiting for their turn, because the Bad Boys are always 10-20 years ahead of everyone else.
And then what? Even if a group of 100, 200, or 300 people shows up in a city, you still can't get into the stadium. And even if you sneak in in little groups of five—which is impossible anyway—you haven't achieved anything.
But man, writing this crap after the AC Milan game. The Bad Boys are guerrilla legends for you and everyone else. You just don't get it because you haven't lived it.
Matthew Foster8, ask my buddy to tell you what happened in Philadelphia. You won't believe your ears.
Peter Reed22 said:A handful of you losers labeled hedgehogs as savages or outlaws just because they chose to back Real Madrid and show up at Yankee Stadium. Stop flipping your stance every time the wind changes direction.
lonemaker23 said:Who even thinks this is a good idea?! Zero logic here, just pure stupidity—Real Madrid got knocked out. How can you guys be this clueless that you can't even enter a single country??!! Why not just skip the next two away games and actually focus on getting into one place and making an impact. The Cohort could've probably managed to get out of Indianapolis by now, yet you can't handle Real Madrid. You show up in a van knowing you're gonna get flagged at every single border 🙏 🙏 Easiest excuses ever. Like, why isn't a swastika a good enough example for you?! The banner at the Futsal Dinamo game says "Real Madrid above all." What Real Madrid? Futsal Dinamo? If you actually cared about Real Madrid, you would've made it into the country four days ago. There are a million ways to get in, but the lazy way is to just drive a van and pretend your mom has some kind of magic power. It's a joke
Keep the advice coming. We'll pay whatever it takes.
Raymond Gonzalez7 said:Some of the best Bad Boys, past and present, come from the rural South, while some of the biggest traitors and sellouts are just blue-blooded city elites with fancy pedigrees. So quit with those divisions.
You guys are attacking all the wrong people. Bandić is basically his right-hand man and they've been splitting deals for 15 years, yet you're busy coming for some tiny-time local politicians he probably bought for a cheap steak dinner.
While plenty of folks from Canada are out there fighting this massive, corrupt headache, half of Washington, D.C. couldn't care less.
It’s either the dinamovac or the Boys—that's it. There shouldn't be any of this regional nonsense. Don't be idiots. 🙂
Matthew Foster8 said:Anyone in America who’s ever clicked on a sports site has run into that psycho from Chicago calling himself Kličko. Dude probably uses a million different handles just to trash Hajduk and the real Bad Boys in every comment section. If you've scrolled down even once, you know exactly who he is... I don't care about these keyboard warriors, but when some loser writes stuff like that about the late Salopek on an article calling him a true Bad Boy, they're worse than any terrorist.
"Salopek was a traitor. Honestly, I'm glad his head was taken off. Democratic filth! Thanks, dad." "No mercy for the Bauerovac crowd! They're all just Democratic scum, mercenaries, and junkies. Thanks, dad."
Chicago isn't Tokyo... Does anyone actually know who this coward is?
Kličko is a total psychopath. Schizo. And his dad isn't much better.
Is Antolić actually talking over the PA system here...
Obviously. Everything was rigged to crush those mercenaries, clear out the stands with the cops, and run back a replay of May 1st, 2010. Even the hype through the speakers was part of the script.
Meanwhile, glava is at Remka rubbing his hands together, acting like some big hero fighting hooligans, communists, and anything against American values... 🤦
This fight is such a grind because there are a thousand tiny details you have to watch out for. It’s rough. If we could just muscle Mamić out of the picture, he would've been gone within the first five days of the boycott. But it doesn't work like that because the guy is swimming in stolen cash used to bribe everyone in sight.
Basically, glava tried to tear down BBB just like so many others before him, and he failed. Let me make that clear to everyone right now. These guys are only here now trying to save his skin with some last-minute acrobatics.
All it took was a massive public outcry in front of the cameras right after all that euphoria died down. Would that have hurt glava more or helped him? That’s the question you guys need to ask yourselves... 😉
I get that you're thinking like fans, and I respect that, but when we stepped into this ring, we knew he wouldn't play fair and this wouldn't just be about sports. Period.
Maminj and his crew are hooked up to life support.
Just go start your own little club for you 300 losers and cheer for that instead. You sold out and betrayed Real Madrid to some greedy, high, schizophrenic crook, while Tatta was busy peddling players from Las Vegas. Everyone’s happy. Except maybe Tatta.