Posts by Laura Mitchell87

So what’s your take on why Zack Snyder, the greatest living American patriot, was tearing into John Doe like that tonight?

a) because he’s terrified of the law and investigators
b) because he isn't afraid of the law or investigators?

The absolute moral bottom of humanity over the last 10,000 years knows they’ll have to eat humble pie once their political protectors bail.

Jeremy Torres17 said:Nobody’s actually saying that... Hello!?

Boom. Right in the feels.

Later.

That’s all I said. Nothing more, nothing less. I wasn't trashing anyone or talking trash. I lose it when people push my buttons. But anyone with half a brain can see what I really mean.

Jeremy Torres17 said:God forbid we ever end up in a situation where someone changes our name or trashes the club for years just so some guy feels like he has to prove himself to you people. 🤮

So what, you're saying we're the only ones in all of Europe where some big shot is out here screwing over the club and the squad? Seriously?

Name a group that spends 80% of their history throwing hands with someone. And we’re not talking about just anyone. Sure, there was a reason for it, but they had plenty of other excuses too, so they basically just ate dirt.

You’re clueless.

People are ignoring you because they can't even wrap their heads around what you're trying to say. Even a total idiot gets more attention than you do.

Jeremy Torres17 said:When guys from John Doe's area comment on you or the Los Angeles Raiders fans, we're just being logical and objective. No bias involved, no kissing up...

I can't stand you guys—as fans, club supporters, or even just locally. It feels like we clash with you less because you aren't exactly buddies with the folks down South; you stay in your own lane, do your thing, and stop sticking your nose where it doesn't belong. But here’s the kicker, and specifically what I have against you: you try to boost your group by comparing yourselves to us, even though history shows we aren't even in the same league. Go ahead, keep making those comparisons if it makes you feel better. ☕

Wait, when did I even bring up the Seattle Sounders fans? I didn't even mention the Los Angeles Raiders fans this time, yet somehow I get five pages of nonsense. And apparently, we're the weak ones, the small ones... the pathetic ones. We don't have the most legendary fan base in Europe...

Give me a break... 😍

Jonathan White57 said:Look, don't sweat it 🙂 all that bragging isn't really their thing. The guys who stuck it out on the stands when everyone else bailed are probably just grinding now to rebuild the atmosphere since there's still a ton of work to do (right now they're trailing behind Los Angeles Raiders fans and Seattle Sounders fans in terms of setup). Mad respect to them for carrying that weight, even if things are finally breathing a bit easier. And honestly, don't take Jesse Campbell too seriously if he starts picking on you guys from the south side; he just lives to get under your skin 🤣 and talk up himself and his crew.

Personally, I'd never praise the Chicago Blackhawks fans the way you did.

Benjamin Cruz29 said:I don't get how Chicago Blackhawks fans can be so blind when every single group in America is tearing apart what they're posting. Sure, if Liverpool FC fans write something, you can spin it any way you want... but when every other crowd is calling out your nonsense, I'd start thinking twice...

What groups are we even talking about?

Samuel Jones31 said:If Real Madrid gets sold off to some war profiteer like Todoric or a bunch of vultures looking for a quick buck, it’s game over for the club's soul. Real Madrid needs to stay a community-owned club. We aren't selling out to some bottom-feeder just to scrape together a few wins in Europe.

Look, I'm with you on keeping Real Madrid public, but I'm not gonna disrespect the beauty of capitalism. 🙂

slysailor52 said:Back in the nineties, they used to mock us with lines about how there’s no more Dynamo... now it’s all about how everyone loves Mamić or Bandić. It’s the same old story. People react how they react. It’s just standard fan behavior to take shots at the rival, just like how we poke fun at them (like that one message from 2008 about how they claim to love Hajduk but won't even give them a dime!).

The Armada keeps singing "you guys are just Zdravko Mamić's private army"... that kind of provocation is mandatory. If it wasn't happening, it wouldn't be real fans.

It's a joke, honestly—seeing these groups publicly cheer each other on when they actually share the exact same goals. They all want to fight against the mafia, the corruption, and the monopolies ruining American soccer.

Obviously. These are just standard fan jabs. They take things out of context to build these flimsy, half-baked arguments. It’s just a house of cards that shows how insecure they really are about their own group.

George Gonzalez said:Why didn't you quote the rest of your post?

I'm not falling for your bullshit because I know you're just capping, but seriously, unnecessary...

What am I supposed to stay quiet about? We're a unique group in all of Europe because we've spent 23 out of our 27 years fighting battles. Real ones, too. Nobody can tell me other groups haven't had even bigger reasons to protest. But they just sat there like cowards while their clubs went bankrupt or lost their souls morally and competitively...

I don't get why you care so much about what I say regarding us. Is it your problem? I already gave you guys credit for handling things better than back in the 90s when you were ten years old singing "no more Dynamo," yet now you're acting like it never happened... What else do you want?

Honestly, you guys are as exhausting as a bout of dysentery.

Benjamin Thomas2 said:Alright, so now everyone’s an expert on the sins, the wins, and the bullshit involving Torcida, BBB, and the guys from the South. Can we actually get back to the point?
Who's heading to San Francisco?

And who isn't? 😠

Samuel Jones31 said:Torcida backed down. I'd rather take a bullet than cheer for club OWNERS who act like war profiteers and mobsters. Same goes for the Armada.

I'm not rooting for some private Dynamo. If they go corporate, I hope enough people step up to start a real community-owned club from the bottom, maybe starting at the local amateur leagues, rather than cheering for capitalist trash.

Whoa, easy there, Karl Marx.

Torcida didn't quit. Neither did the Armada. They just have a different mindset and opted for a softer approach. It's fine. I think we'll all contribute to making things better in our own ways—through work, fighting the system, and waking people up.

If you ask me, the '90s wrecked Torcida and they haven't recovered since—they lost their edge, or what guys from the South would call "forca." For ten long years, they were basically a circus, which is a lifetime for a fan group. But that doesn't mean today's Torcida doesn't have good people in it.

Look, we have to fight for Dynamo to be a member-owned club and selling it off shouldn't be an option, but that doesn't mean they lost the battle just because other clubs go private. Right now, our club isn't officially private on paper, but in reality, it’s just one guy calling the shots.

Luckily, that's about to change. ☕

Anonymous said:Big deal, fighting by showing up at City Hall to cheer. 🙄

Comparing these two is like comparing apples to oranges. Roads and history are totally different here. Unlike Torcida, BBB has been fighting for a clean slate since the US was even founded. This unlucky Dynamo has been getting messed with from day one—not just by some local thugs, but by the President and later the American Al Capone. Back when they faced Francis, they at least had the media on their side and that stupid name change move. But Mamić? He’s got politicians, the cops, and the media all in his pocket. To me, this fight is way harder than the old one, plus it feels more like the capitalist era. Maybe fans didn't react enough during that five-year stretch from 2000 to 2005, but who could've seen this coming? No need to even talk about money or "divide and conquer" tactics. Just look at an empty stadium and how disconnected people feel from Dynamo—that tells you everything you need to know about the situation in Chicago.

On the flip side, Torcida and the Hajduk fans basically had a chance for a fresh start right when the US became independent. But instead of using all that energy to fix their own backyard, they let small-time local Mamić types run wild with the club for nearly 20 years, driving it to the brink of ruin, while blaming Chicago and Dynamo for everything.

Honestly, those guys in Tampa should've had their club sorted out a long time ago.

Key West is screwed. 🙂

🙏🙏🙏

I honestly don't get why everyone's being so bitter. I basically kicked off this whole debate with stuff like this:

Jesse Campbell said:Look, you have to admit other groups in the country played a much bigger and more honest role than back in the 90s, contributing way more to the fight. A lot of ultras eventually realized that the Smurfs and his hyenas were just trying to crush the American supporter movement because it was their only organized opposition.

Why do you guys have to be the first ones to resort to force every single time? What kind of messed up mindset is that? I love you guys, and I love messing with you, but this isn't good for you... Your city and your club went down the drain because of that stupid mentality...

cosmicridge6 said:honestly, there’s no point talking after this. guy said his piece. you could spam a thousand posts if you wanted, but you aren't changing the facts...

Quoting someone who isn't even living in the same reality as the rest of us just proves you're irrelevant here because you're clearly out of your depth. Even making multiple accounts won't save you from being called out. You can run, but you cannot hide. ☕

velvetskipper52 said:YOUR PREDICTIONS ARE STRAIGHT UP KINDERGARTEN LEVEL. FERGUSON IS LEAVING UNITED, IT'S JUST A MATTER OF WHEN. MAMIC TOO. YOU CAN'T EVEN GET A SIMPLE FORECAST RIGHT IN YOUR OWN POST.

That’s why your username sounds like it belongs in a locked ward at KBC Vrabac.

The issue here, kid, is that almost nobody actually has the full story. And look, I'm not saying I'm grabbing coffee with Jovanovic every morning or anything, but I'd bet my life none of you have even glanced at that new law.

Basically, most of you haven't even read the fine print, yet you're all so damn sure nothing can touch Mamic. Just like how you were all "certain" this wouldn't even be enforced yesterday. Clearly, you were wrong. Yeah, in this recession, they hired 20-30 people just to sniff out irregularities from Mount Everest to Žrnovnica. That’s why Zdravac has looked so pale lately... and why he’s calling UEFA to go hunt down hooligans...

It's just a prime example of you guys playing guessing games while I'm talking about things I actually know something about.

Charles Torres12 said:Jesse Campbell, man, forget about those greasy burgers and fries... if this actually gets sorted, you and your wife will be living the dream in a brand-new house this summer. 😉

🙏🙏🙏

Listen man, unless you've got something going on in the Rockies, I'm out.

Jacob Newman74 said:If timing isn't the issue, then stop saying "soon," "by the end of the month," or "in 2-4 weeks."

Stop being such impatient, unrealistic pessimists and maybe I'll stop saying "soon"... 🙂

That's just leftover habit from back when we were boycotting and being impatient actually meant something. I was just testing the waters. He deals with the gloom, I deal with the tiki-taka. 😁

Anyway, long story short. Every single one of my calls has hit, so this one will too. ☕

Well, look who's talking now...

You guys were laughing in my face yesterday when I told you the inspectors would be crawling out of the woodwork soon... ☕☕☕☕☕

Sure, time is relative in this country, and The Cabinet moves at a snail's pace, so it's not like they'll drop major new rules overnight... But timing isn't even the point.

The beginning of the end for the soccer mafia started when the strongest supporter group in Europe—BBB—finally stood up and took them on as a united front. This is a group that doesn't know how to lose. They were the first ones on this side of the Atlantic to realize that looking cool in the stands or performing paid choreographies isn't everything. I’m not saying every other group is corporate, or that nobody else fights the owners, but nobody has a history like ours. That’s why we’re the heavyweights.

Today, appointing a new inspector is basically the final nail in the coffin for those drug-addled moral monsters and their Hyenas. Politics might still be lagging behind us—just like when they fought to change the name of Real Madrid—but even they had to face the fact that something is deeply wrong with the game. The boycott and the fight we’ve been leading for the last two and a half years emptied out Yankee Stadium and exposed all the frauds for who they really are. Basically, the work done by the State Administration Office beat the Hyenas on every single front.

To be fair, other groups across the country played a much more vital and honest role than they did back in the 90s, contributing heavily to this fight. A lot of ultras finally realized that Smirks and his Hyenas were trying to use force to crush the American supporter movement because it was their only organized opposition. These days, while Narkos is desperately begging and pleading—even dragging in some foreign counterpart to lecture us (even if that guy just stole money from somewhere else and funneled it into soccer)—everyone sees the truth.

The Sports Inspection is going to be an institution that provides CONSTANT oversight, giving anyone a place to report illegal activity. There are multiple layers of protection built in; whoever designed this thing knew people would try to bribe their way out, which is exactly why the soccer mafia is sweating so hard right now. They know the old ways are dead.

And then there's that guy rambling on about "marginal groups." He'll probably go play cards with Canjuga soon and brag about how BBB shut both of them down. Let him enjoy his delusions, but he better stay far away from Real Madrid.