Posts by Laura Mitchell87

boldtiger7 said:It’s wild how much those hacks at the local news stations would spin a conflict just to make us look like the bad guys...
But hey, if we don't take the bait, just look at the photo. You see twenty idiots stuck in a tiny corner surrounded by concrete walls, while the rest of the fans are everywhere else. That’s basically a perfect snapshot of where this club stands today versus where it actually needs to be.

Exactly.

darkviper16 said:http://www.badboys.com/statement...derby/

Honestly, who cares? Let them sit there isolated like those 20 guys in Miami. The rest of the stadium belongs to us.

I haven't felt this kind of hype since the New York Yankees and Newcastle United back in '97. I’ve got people hitting me up that I haven't seen at a game since then, or even since the Werder Bremen match. I've actually got a few guys reaching out who haven't been to a game since we were in Bergamo.

And that’s just from people I actually know. Not counting the losers blowing up my Facebook inbox. 😁

The goal is Real Madrid without Mamić. Once Mamić is gone, all those bottom-feeders will vanish too because the donations and police protection won't be there anymore.

Get everybody up!!!! (Though you don't really have to, they're already hyped up😁)

Peter Ramos96 said:

🙂

👋

Never seen this kind of energy from Newcastle United. Only 4 days until kickoff. 👏

http://www.seebiz.eu/veceras-napokon...ama/ar-105983/
Finally. About damn time.

Noah Jones92 said:You're just insecure, man. You're hiding behind some "crew" because you feel the need to glare at anyone who shows up just to cheer for the team. If you want to sit around scowling, go join a local MMA gym and take it out on a heavy bag. You don't get to decide who belongs in the stands—that's exactly why we're in this mess. This whole "one person is better than 5,000" thing just screams that you're desperate for attention. You just want to feel important. What's even bothering you people? And Thomas, what's your problem with someone just wanting to hit the team store and spend some money? Should everyone act like Sakač? We aren't. You actually said in a documentary once that fans are a mixed bag, including doctors and professionals. Looks like your group is just a bunch of haters. Honestly, seeing older guys acting like you, Thomas, is just embarrassing.

What are you even talking about?

And quit throwing names around, seriously. Are you crazy?

Look, if you walk into Benetton or Zara or McDonald's and the staff ignores you or gives you attitude, fine. Boycott them and hit up a competitor instead. That's just how the market works.

But our local stadium, the neighborhood courts, whatever—that stuff belongs to all of us. It isn't some private club. If there’s an issue, speak up instead of just turning your back and sulking.

The truth is, things are actually moving, maybe even massively so. Is it perfect? No. But will it ever be? Who knows. Nothing in this country actually works right, yet some people expect everything to run like Apple headquarters or a luxury hotel in Dubai. Give me a break, guys... it's just not realistic.

Give me a break, people. Are you guys actually insane? It’s been ONE game since the season kicked off where the turnout was a little light, and suddenly everyone’s spiraling into a full-blown depression and whining about it.

Honestly, there isn't a fan base in the world as self-destructive as the Bad Boys. On one hand, it sucks less because it keeps us hungry to fix our mistakes, but man, it gets old fast.

😵

Spring is just getting started. We’ve got plenty of futsal matches lined up and a massive schedule of away games for Real Madrid... Just chill out...

Gary Martinez80 said:Shout out to the paid shills and the Real Madrid front office for successfully nuking the links on the Bad Boys social media pages! Go ahead and block the links, losers, you still can't silence the truth. .!.

???

Gary Evans90 said:Deleting posts because you can't back up your claims. Real classy! 🙏

Just avoiding the actual debate.

A little party for Glavin's fall title, those five mercenaries from up north, you, and whatever cronies he's got running the board and the assembly.

The rest of the Dodgers fans celebrating that fall championship.

What kind of footage is this? Man, I've never seen anything like it.

It’s about to go down again:

http://youtu.be/g_rqf4WKH78

At least two-thirds of the unemployed are basically praying they don't land a job. With young people, it’s easily half. And hey, that’s their call. The real issue is they end up being a drain on the actual productive economy, just like all those corporate cronies at places like GE.

Sarah Stewart6 said:The indoor team isn't some political project or a tool for fighting. That’s not what it’s for.

It's not the club's job to just move a bunch of people over to bark at empty offices in front of 500 turtles under Western influence.

Nobody actually expected crowds to show up to their games anyway.

Dynamo indoor is just a club, basically designed as an amateur wing for Dynamo. Period. Dynamo fans followed basketball, handball, even water polo, so why wouldn't they follow a small version of soccer if it was actually theirs, instead of being some puppet setup for Milicevic or Gobc or whoever else.

That first choreo with the crest and the message said everything anyone with half a brain needed to know about this club.

If calling Dynamo indoor games an "event" is the logic, then is Arsenal or Werder Bremen an "event"? Or every Euro game and every trophy celebration? Calling a second-tier amateur sport match an "event" when most people didn't even know it existed is a joke.

Most people stopped following the main soccer club because of the club itself and its own issues, not because of Cibona or the choreo. The stands have nothing to do with it.

All this talk about "fighting smarter"... everyone knows where that rhetoric comes from and whose agenda it is. They spent a whole year showing us the results of that "smart fight," and it ended up being a massive slap in the face to the radicals.🤣

Spot on. You nailed it. 🙏

We expected maybe 300-500 Bad Boys and 50-100 others. The fact that numbers are ten times higher just shows people want something positive, and it shows the Head completely killed any emotion left for the big Dynamo. Not our fault though—we're the ones leading the charge because we saw what was coming before everyone else did.

Thomas Williams59 said:Jesse Campbell, I don't get why you're going full ad hominem on threads like this. It’s useless and honestly just gives people ammunition to shut down any actual debate.
The guy above laid it out perfectly—MNK isn't about "slapping faces," it's about building a future. It's about proving to themselves they can actually be articulate. Even if small-sided soccer isn't my thing, I respect that. And obviously, nobody expects these gyms to suddenly migrate into the chaos of the top pro league; that's only for people with iron stomachs. I don't know who's delusional enough to expect that and then point fingers saying, "See? It failed."

It’s like you walked into this sub for the first time yesterday.

Every damn day this clown clones himself and dumps his garbage here. Not like I'd even bother arguing with him since he'll just get deleted anyway—which is exactly what happened.

Nothing hates Futsal more than the soccer crowd. Because it showed them how irrelevant and pathetic they really are. And how badly they messed up.

Dennis Davis97 said:What parallel universe are you guys living in? "Hitting the mafia"? They couldn't care less about you or your little futsal game... Rožić said a long time ago that this is their club, so go start your own. Sad, but true. 😢

Yeah, sure. That’s why Mamić hands out millions if anyone shows up wearing hats or jerseys, brings people in on buses, gives out tickets, and begs everyone to come. This summer they even ran a TV ad for season passes basically making fun of you losers. They hired a top-tier PR agency for it and still failed.

When he said that, dumb Rožić actually thought his version of Dinamo would get more popular. Remember how they mocked us for being just a tiny group of unhappy fans from Mosor? Well, look at the reality today: only 340 people showed up to celebrate their fall title, while Dinamo Futsal pulled in 5,500. ☕

And don't even get me started on the atmosphere.

So trust me on this—everyone knows Chicago is a small pond, and Glavat has been banging his head against the wall since the Šalat days. 😉