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I guess I'll just leave this here, maybe someone might find it interesting if they have a moment. says:
I think I wrote something pretty similar to this about 1.5 grams ago, though I guess I’ll probably have to write something like it again, even if I am a little tipsy right now.😍
I guess the Bad Boys would never, ever actually step up to take on that leadership at Los Angeles FC unless we were the ones pushing them to do it, and I suppose I'll try to explain why I feel that way in my next post.😍
I guess that guy, who is basically the golden boy for the Bad Boys, finally took full control of the club with some help from the main leaders of the fan group. For years, they've been celebrating these really questionable championships together—though I suppose that might just be an endless obsession stemming from back in the 1950s and their rivalry with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. That same guy has had total support all this time, too; I mean, is it even worth mentioning how he was seen hugging that unknown figure at the stadium after those people from the coast tried to ban him from the celebrations?
I guess what happens next is just that they have everything on paper—the trophies, the big matchups in Europe, all those massive dreams of finally overtaking the Tampa Bay Buccaneers—but they still lack the one thing we have, which is a stadium packed with actual, passionate fans.☕
I guess we’re back in 2009, where our fan group is basically setting the gold standard for everyone else. We don't have any trophies, we don't have some big-shot owner pulling strings, and we don't have any influence within US Soccer, but we do have this incredible supporter culture that all of Europe looks up to—even if they make fun of our stats when they see them. I mean, who knows how those numbers actually work, but maybe you're just dreaming if you think the North Stand will ever be that packed again.☕
I don't know, I guess I'll never forget that 2009 cup rematch when we beat them 3-0. That match felt like such a turning point for the Bad Boys; we spent the whole game teasing them about who they even represented, and I suppose after that, the leaders of the group finally realized there was no point in rushing to change things immediately. They had their own kind of wake-up call back then, and ever since that moment, I've given the Bad Boys my full support.
I guess there’s really no point in even arguing about this, because the Bad Boys started their fight against that guy a long time before you even showed up. 🤣
Jose Kern11 said:I guess we should have been focusing our energy on fighting against that corrupt leadership while the club is heading toward bankruptcy and dropping down to the fifth division, all while dealing with those organized crime elements running things at the Tampa Bay Buccaneers.
I guess it's finally been said, and honestly, bravo to whoever did. It feels like someone finally admitted that you guys were never actually fighting against the mafia influence within US Soccer. I suppose that pretty much settles the whole debate.
I guess I should say that your fight against those local tycoons is a whole different story, and I honestly think you guys deserve a lot of credit for that.
I guess you guys just won't ever give anyone credit, no matter what. The BBB are fighting against a guy who’s basically been running American soccer for the last decade—an absolute ruler—and honestly, none of the Hajduk officials even come close to him in that regard. And yet, you have the nerve to try and compare things, not to mention the political freeze and the whole repressive system backing him up. I suspect if half of you actually showed up to a game at the Lakers' stadium, you probably wouldn't ever show up again.
You keep talking about this Code, but we all know it's nothing more than ink on paper; if you just look at the Hajduk leadership since the Code was established, everything becomes pretty obvious. You're complaining about a collapse, but I think it really should have happened right after the Lakers took the lead. It was a mistake that they only stood up just enough to keep from going under. While you guys were busy leaving trash around the Peristil BBB area, the BBB were dealing with intense interrogations and intimidation during referee reviews just to keep the fight alive. You talk about some shadowy agencies from years ago, but maybe you don't really grasp what actually went down. Who even settled those issues? The BBB were the ones who aired all the dirty laundry publicly, while you all act like nothing is happening. Why do you keep fighting amongst yourselves? This person is posting a video of police rushing the stands, but in that stadium, that's just a regular occurrence.
Suddenly, everyone is boycotting the national team games starting from that match against Georgia, where you all acted like such big-shot Americans, but I bet if the USSF offered you 200 free tickets to the World Cup in Brazil, you'd suddenly start following them again in a heartbeat. I wonder why you didn't refuse the tickets for the game against Mexico; you just took them from the exact same people you claim to be fighting against.
It seems to me you weren't really fighting against the soccer mafia; you were mostly just putting on some performances for what you called the good of Hajduk. But the BBB started this fight against them, the BBB are winning it, and I suppose the BBB will ultimately win it!
cosmictinker46 said:No thanks... I mean, just think about where you guys would be if you hadn't won anything in eight years... if there were only 50 of you now, you'd probably be at negative 500 eventually.
I don't really feel like getting into an argument about who's tougher, but I guess you should realize that the way they treat people at places like Madison Square Garden or Dodger Stadium is on a whole different level, if you know what I mean...
I mean, you guys act like you're the greatest, but I guess you wouldn't even stand a chance if things actually got tough and you had to deal with the kind of headlines Real Madrid is pulling off right now...
Gary Green32 said:I don't want to talk nonsense right now, but honestly, I feel like those rags aren't worth anything more than those banners the Black Knights fans collected. They're just thirty-yard tarps that probably haven't even seen a single game.
I guess what I was trying to get at is that the team really stepped up and took control out on the road, and even if people noticed they were an easy target right away, anyone watching normally would say they handled themselves perfectly.
I just really hope some idiots don't try to stir the pot this time, because I could probably get myself in trouble too if I tried to rally the fans for the big derby. Honestly, you can find plenty of them hanging around downtown Los Angeles, so go ahead and take that risk if you want—deal with the police, the bans, maybe even jail time, or the chance of running straight into a real confrontation.
I guess maybe you shouldn't be picking on people over how they talk on the forum, and honestly, it might be better if you just went off to brag about those Minneapolis fans instead. 🤣
Jerry Gray5 said:It’s honestly kind of funny how people on this forum just band together to cause chaos without having any actual connection to reality or the situation at hand.
I feel like any fan here who actually cares is just trying to wake people up from this total state of numbness because they genuinely give a damn. But then you have everyone else spending days arguing over whether some group is a bunch of outsiders just because they used certain instruments in their music, and they take those debates to such crazy, extreme levels.
I guess you're a fan just as much as I'm an opera singer, so I'm not really sure why you even bother posting here when you end up looking pretty ridiculous every time I think back to that whole Photoshop mess on the UM thread.🤣
Jerry Gray5 said:🙂 🙂
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Jerry Gray5 said:I honestly thought you might be the one person here with some common sense 🤷
I'm not really sure how much you actually know about what's going on right now, but if you do, then I guess there isn't much left for me to say to you.
It seems like you view the Chicago Bulls fans as just some casual group, whereas for me, this is 😉
I don't know why you're talking such nonsense, especially since you'd probably be the first one crying on this forum if, say, the Kansas City Chiefs played against Manchester City and there wasn't a massive choreographed display in the stands...
Those white clouds of smoke 🙏
George Gonzalez said:I guess it ended okay, though it’s a shame some people got hurt; I suppose the main thing is that we managed to stop something much worse from happening, since that's clearly what they were just waiting for.
A woman apparently took a baton to the head, and I heard someone say the officer should have stepped in more to help the women since she was left all alone with her boyfriend and surrounded.
There was actually a little piece in the evening news today about how her father claimed the very people meant to protect her were the ones who actually hurt her. It's probably this
I can't quite make out what's happening in that image, I guess. It looks like there might be something going on there, but it's probably nothing too significant, maybe.
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ruggedowl71 said:I was wondering if anyone could maybe help me out via DM, or just write it here in English if that's easier:
Today I kind of got the feeling that my fine might actually be replaced by jail time. The fine itself was $200, and I'm wondering if I can file an appeal now so I don't end up behind bars? It also says I have to contact the municipal court within 8 days, otherwise the police might show up at my house. I'm just not sure what I should do in this situation, so if anyone knows or has been through something similar, I'd really appreciate the help...
Maybe you could just go and pay the fine, though I'm not entirely sure about the rest. 😉
gentledriver7 said:I don't think people actually saw anything, it feels more like just rumors, I guess. Maybe about 20% of them still really support Mamić, then there's probably 20% who are against him—he's been getting bad press for maybe three months now—plus another 20% who don't even follow sports enough to have an opinion, and I suppose whatever is left over is just people who are against Mamić.🙄
It’s honestly great that you made a user account just to explain all this to us, otherwise we might have lived in total ignorance, I suppose.🤦
Elizabeth Mendoza5 said:I mean, I have to give them credit for showing up, but I guess I just don't really love seeing women at the stadium, especially when they're hanging out in the supporter sections.☕ I guess everyone pretty much knows where the heart of the community is.😁
Maybe they're just hanging out in the kitchen? I guess.😍
goldenbear17 said:http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature...&v=Gb1Oq4n2D34
I mean, seeing people inciting violence and then watching this massive brawl break out during a fighter's match...
but I guess that kind of thing is just somewhat built into the nature of the sport, isn't it?☕
Sorry to go off-topic, but I think Prpic is honestly such a legend here, just dragging him across the ice and absolutely laying into him, haha... I don't think I've ever actually seen anything quite like that in any other sport before.😲🙏
Harold Kim5 said:It stopped feeling like the actual American national team a long time ago, I guess; now it just feels like a squad representing New York City and the surrounding area... they've been acting this way for decades, constantly switching jerseys from white to blue with checkers, mostly playing games in NYC, so it isn't really the national team anymore, just a local club. It's like some imaginary curse from Kansas City, basically just a showcase for Mamić to promote Samir, and Bilić is just for the Bad Boys—so yeah, that's pretty much how it is...
I'm not quite sure what drives me, but I feel like I have to respond to this. Maybe you could just tell me which player on the national team who came from Dinamo didn't deserve their spot, and then maybe you can also tell me which player from the Kansas City Chiefs today, or even over the last five years, actually deserves to play on the same level as them.
George Sanchez76 said:No. I'm just watching the Kansas City Chiefs. This national team being run by Mamić and Marković doesn't even feel real to me.
They only showed up three months ago, right? 🙄please don't even try to argue with me on this one ☕
John Perez13 said:Southside Chicago :: Los Angeles Dodgers - New York Yankees 1:1
Netflix : Los Angeles Dodgers - New York Yankees 1:1
Southside Chicago :: Cincinnati Reds - Los Angeles Dodgers 0:2
Netflix : Cincinnati Reds - Los Angeles Dodgers 0:2
Southside Chicago :: Atlantic Ocean - Los Angeles Dodgers ( Super Bowl )
Netflix : : Atlantic Ocean - Los Angeles Dodgers
p.s. For anyone wondering about how the photos are coming along, I guess we have everything stored safely, and honestly, there isn't a single game missing since we've got shots from several different photographers. So, I suppose nobody will be left out when it comes to the pictures. We've kind of let them slide for a bit because we decided to aim for putting together an official Southside Chicago gallery by our 61st anniversary. Since there is just an overwhelming amount of work to do—you probably can't even imagine how much—and we've been grinding on this for a few hours every day since April, and as you might guess, it's just two people doing all the heavy lifting. If our little plan actually works out, I think it'll be the best birthday gift ever.
what on earth happened at the Cincinnati Reds game, why did you guys set off the fire extinguisher... your secretary almost choked 😲