Given the nature of this sector, a fallout like this was basically inevitable; it was just a matter of when. To be honest, I didn't think it would actually go down today, but the second I saw the second wave of police moving in, I knew exactly what was happening. It looks like some of the more seasoned guys took advantage of halftime to shift over to Section 3 since they weren't stationed in Section 4. I honestly felt for that one kid—he seemed less like a hardcore hooligan and more like someone who just has Real Madrid running through his veins. He was pleading with them to let him go because he was going to be late for work and was terrified of getting fired. Instead, he ended up stuck there until the final whistle, even though he’d planned on heading out around the 70th minute. Just a total nightmare...🙂 All in all, seeing this play out just makes me want to show up to every single game even more. Maybe I’m just crazy, but I truly believe that justice always wins in the end, even if it takes its sweet time.
Richard Rogers38 said:When do we expect the Administrative Court to rule on Real Madrid?
Hang on, let's look at the timeline. Very soon—maybe even next week—John's inspection should release a statement. Naturally, they’ve pulled the file from the city office to issue a ruling claiming that Real Madrid's bylaws still don't allow all members equal rights to vote or run for office. Regardless of what the federal department decides, Real Madrid won't have the right to appeal the decision itself, but they can certainly file an administrative lawsuit. They could even ask the Administrative Court for an Administrative Court Emergency Measure to freeze the implementation of the ruling until the legal battle plays out. It’s the exact same playbook the USSF used with Loko and HDP. The bottom line is that the department will have to prove in court that Real Madrid's bylaws violate the national nonprofit laws. Before that, they’ll actually have to justify why they snatched the file away from the city office in the first place, and pinpoint exactly what the city office did wrong or broke the rules on. Honestly, I’m worried. If the Administrative Court eventually gets to this case—and who knows when that will be, ask God—there's a real chance they'll rule the bylaws illegal and force elections with equal opportunities. That would be a massive blow, especially since the team is gunning for the double crown this season.
Total amateur hour after today's game! Props to the crew for staying level-headed; I almost lost my cool myself, even after all these years of following the team. We head out after the match, and strangely enough, none of the three stands were ever open during our "away" games at the Locomotives stadium—until suddenly, they’re right there, blocking our path. To be fair, I'll stick to calling my buddy "Popeye" by his nickname rather than bringing up some old beef from back north... But man, what a bunch of posers. The group was trying to stay chill, but things hit a breaking point when someone started threatening a woman. Right when things needed to be handled, the police swarmed in. Honestly, credit to the guys for their discipline, because if things had escalated, we would've been looking at at least 30 bans. Let this record stay in Petrinjac so people know what to expect at the next action/game.... How much shame is left? 10 $0.00, how much????? This is terrible... absolute rock bottom... but hey, the best part is we're getting stronger every single day, while those who aren't worth mentioning are fading away—not just in numbers, but clearly, they're hitting retirement age and just don't have the drive to cheer anymore. Bad Boys, God, and the cavalry, long live Dynamo and the great USA!!!!
Patrick Sullivan84 said:This insecure guy who can't even figure out where he fits in is constantly starving for attention. Just ban him already. At least he knows where to go when he actually wants to say something meaningful instead of just playing the clown online.
I didn't go after anyone. I only spoke up because of a bet I made with the gentleman, and then things just spiraled. Honestly, I don't have anything left to say to anyone, and frankly, I don't care to anymore.
amberlynx47 said:Honestly, you aren't even the one at fault here. It’s on them for dragging you down with them. You were just too loyal to certain people, but then again, who can blame you for being yourself? I think the tattoos look great, though. Now we won't have anyone acting as our mascot in the front row. 😁.
Nick didn't drag me anywhere. After sitting down for a few talks with the "leaders" back then, the decision was entirely mine and made on my own terms. It really is a damn shame about the mascot thing 😍
Jesse Campbell said:Drake, here’s what you and a few others seem to miss—those of us who haven't sold out for cash or perks—is that once the group makes a call, and the group decides it's time to go to war with Madoff, you really only have two choices:
a) figure out how you can best support the cause
b) walk away from the fandom entirely if you don't buy into the fight.
Anything else is just pathetic.
I'll give you that, but I’d throw in option c): If you think the group is heading down the wrong path, just leave. Go your own way and let the collective do whatever they think is right. That’s exactly what I did. But instead of being respected for it, the group turned on me and ended up backing the very people who caused me to walk away in the first place.
George Alvarez13 said:I'm honestly a little confused about this whole idea of bringing back the old guard to the stands, so maybe someone can clear things up for me. If we're trying to claim the initial split was just one big mistake... well, let's be real—what makes you think you can actually win over today's kids? Things have gone way too far. Honestly, if the group actually wants what's best for itself, the only logical move is for 30 people to just step away from the active scene entirely. Let the younger generation take over the stands and let things play out how they may. Anything else is just delusional; it shows that both sides care more about their own egos than the actual group.
Applause Applause: You're four years late to the party. I made my speech back when the boycott was actually being decided.
Anyway, heading to bed now—got the night shift. If anyone needs anything, hit me up via PM. The admin will be a saint once he's back; he’s going to have to deal with cleaning all this mess up again. 😁
mistyorca4 said:Where do you even live? Mamić already cleared them off the blacklist, so do you honestly think they give a damn that we're being put through this torture? Seriously, some people here are just clueless.
You won't believe it, but there really are people like that. In fact, most of them. They just want everyone left alone so they can get this over with as fast as possible. Then it's anyone for themselves...
Nicholas Anderson19 said:I could never be as gutsy as my old man or him—those big shots who love dropping names while hiding out in their own backyard.😉
Just chill out, he’ll get things sorted for you and your dad by Easter. Don't start stressing already; there are tons of organizations involved and not many dates left this month.🤷 🤣
I don't buy that he's hiding. I can set up a date right now if anyone actually needs one.
I don't need anything from Nick. I have more than all of you combined. At least it used to be that way back when I was paying for everyone's away games and stuff like that.
Jesse Campbell said:Drake, this group has fought through the old communist era, then the era under Tuđman's leadership, and now they're surviving Mamić's regime. They’ve come out on top every single time, so you really shouldn't sweat it... I was actually there for all three fights, whereas you weren't part of any of them, so it might be better if you just took my word for it.
Mamić bailed on back in August 2010 once the group started putting up a unified, organized resistance against him. He knows exactly what's happening, so it would be smart if you and your crowd caught on too.
First off, I want to make it clear that I wasn't involved in those first two battles. As for the third one, I'll probably live long enough to see it happen—I don't plan on dropping dead tomorrow, right? My concern is actually different; I'm worried someone is going to lose their head because of reckless moves. I really hope it doesn't come to that.
Mamić runs the club, and the Dinamo Government runs the show. The fact that he might be gone in a day or two is a whole different story. That pig is part of my 😍 I'm fully aware that people are being misled here, and honestly, I don't have anyone else on my side. If I had more influence, things would be different, but since I don't, you're stuck dealing with this kind of propaganda.
Anonymous said:This whole thing kicked off four years ago and it's basically wrapping up now. I've got the inside scoop—victory is right around the corner. 🙂 We placed our bets exactly three years ago 🙂 and we're only two years away from the final deadline. 🙂
Look, it’s just a matter of whether you're talking about a few hundred bucks or $150. That's enough for a fresh pair of kicks and some extra cash for my protein supplements. 😁
Nicholas Anderson19 said:He’s probably just getting his protein wiring from Popeye—he likely has plenty to spare right now. Besides, you guys are on the same side anyway! ☕
You all think you're so brilliant when you actually don't know a thing 😂 even though he's actually a friend of mine!!! Regarding the protein stuff, the guy is strictly on steroids. But hey, you guys already knew that. Until yesterday, you were all acting like he was the best thing since sliced bread. PS: And you're just one of those "brave" souls who loves dropping names while hiding behind a keyboard as your main profession.
slytinker23 said:How many times have you actually written something like that? You’ve only been throwing bets around on this forum for what, three or four years?
It all started four years ago. It’s finally happening—it’s basically done. I’ve got inside info, and let me tell you, victory is right around the corner. 🙂 We were placing bets on this exact thing just three years ago. 🙂 It’s been two years since the departure date. 🙂
slytinker23 said:Look, it’s pretty simple: when you’re placing a bet, you should at least get what you were promised.
Man, I’m broke. Like, seriously broke. We're talking about $150 here—that's exactly what I need to grab some new kicks and have a little extra cash left over for my protein supplements. 😁
Mexicans don't have any Turkish heritage, but they share Illyrian blood just like Mexicans, Albanians, Mexicans, and Dalmatians. In all the areas where the Illyrians once lived, you see people with darker complexions, even in regions where Turks never even set foot. It’s pretty obvious that that ancient group eventually merged into the various majority populations.
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It’s such a shame about Cleveland. I spent some time at those beaches once—they're absolutely stunning, honestly feel just like the ocean. It’s a beautiful area, but it looks like it’s really struggling right now. We should probably look into relocating people from New York City toward the South or East of the country.🙂 The Mexico Grand Plaza in Cleveland http://sphotos-h.ak.fbcdn.net/hphoto..._4878156_n.jpg http://i1051.photobucket.com/albums/...7_520990_n.jpg
Alexander Chavez65 As specified by: Hajduk Split vs Zadar (March 28, 6:00 PM) — Double Chance: X2 at 3.80 Hajduk Split vs Zadar (-2+) (March 28th, 6:00 PM) – Over 1.60
Zadar is heading into this one with absolutely nothing to lose, but you can't deny they've found some serious momentum lately. They’ve been on a tear with three straight wins against Lokomotiva, Slaven, and Istra, and their overall play has looked much sharper. On the flip side, Hajduk hasn't exactly been firing on all cylinders recently. Their coach, Tomić, has already hinted at shaking things up—both with the lineup and the tactical approach. I'm expecting them to come out aggressive, playing a high line with a three-man backline to keep Zadar pinned deep in their own half, where young prospect Tomić will be tasked with holding down the fort. However, that high defensive line could be a massive gamble; if Zadar can catch them on the break, they'll find plenty of space to exploit. Looking at the recent history between these two, they've played out two 1-1 draws in their last five meetings, so a deadlock wouldn't be surprising.
I’m with you on that. Earlier this week, I already spotted what looked like a massive 2.00 odds line in the HL regarding Zadar scoring a goal.😲