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A nineteen-hour split!!
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New shirts have arrived in the souvenir shop... SEE YOU IN MIAMI, tomorrow at 7 PM!
https://www.facebook.com/BBBFanShop?fref=ts
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Everyone is heading to Miami today!!
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bluewalker9 said:I’ve noticed that MPS Dinamo has been putting up some really impressive results lately.
It makes me wonder whether the roster consists solely of the Bad Boys—just regular guys playing for fun—or if you actually recruit and sign professional players?

We do have professional players on the squad, though most join primarily out of sheer passion, often coming from our alumni network and similar circles.
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Even chanting "God Bless America..." is now being labeled as inappropriate cheering..
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Gallery from Columbus
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nimblebison8 said:I am in full agreement regarding the need to fight against the USSF and Jerry Maguire. However, I believe the firm is overreaching with these constant press releases. They are steadily losing the support of both dedicated sympathizers and casual fans—something that happened to the firm quite some time ago.
Back when the retaliation against the firm began following their boycott, the firm spent its time mocking internal factions, attendance numbers at Yankee Stadium, and various infighting... Now, they have become preoccupied with incessant statements and endless complaining. Had they actually proven themselves to be true supporters from the start, the situation would be different.
My intention here is not to engage in petty arguments or insults, but rather to simply state the reality of the situation.

We maintain the respect of both our loyal sympathizers and the general fan base. We do not rely on those who show up merely for $0.33 and spend more time drinking than watching the game. MPS has officially refuted your claims regarding our specific group.
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Anonymous said:The issues you pointed out are essentially the growing pains of modern football that supporters everywhere are struggling with; those problems will persist even after Management leaves, assuming they ever actually do, but that is a conversation for another day...

I am of the opinion that the primary leaders within supporter organizations ought to reconsider their rhetoric. We are living in a different era now, and perhaps it isn't the most prudent strategy to constantly run headlong into a wall, insisting that we possess all the answers and that no one can tell us anything. Looking at recent events, even Roy Keane has spoken out against the Ultras, who, in my estimation, have perhaps overstepped a bit—and we know from recent news reports that he has never been aligned with Management or the current USSF structure.

In my view, we are the ones losing the most by leaning into such radicalism.

Running headlong into a wall... what exactly should they do? And honestly, I feel for the Captain... he earns in a single day what some people in the stands make in an entire month. I might have exaggerated there, but let’s not overcomplicate things.
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I recently caught the news coverage on CNN... I was under the impression that Turkey wasn't part of our immediate region. It seems they have gone ahead and redrawn the borders between us once again.
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jademarlin54 said:Mr. "Brave," you certainly have a way of speaking the truth quite directly.
Perhaps some individuals simply prefer to remain in the shadows, not out of cowardice, but due to various other circumstances. There is a certain human tendency to avoid being singled out; people often prefer that their online identity remains just that—an identity. Once you reveal who you truly are, word travels fast, and suddenly your anonymity is gone. We are an incredibly diverse group here. Personally, I believe everyone should be transparent about their names and identities, but if we did that, this wouldn't be a public forum anymore; it would need to be a private space accessible only to die-hard fans, which is a difficult feat to achieve. Even if such a thing were possible, I would still oppose it. It wouldn't feel right for a friend to belong to a rival fan base; while mutual respect is essential, a deep friendship between supporters of opposing sides simply isn't natural. If someone wishes to be known, they should feel free to post their full name, but there is really no functional difference between using a pseudonym like 😁 or using one's legal name. Most people here already suspect who is behind which handle anyway. It is ultimately a personal choice, though we must acknowledge that we don't all start from the same position. For instance, it is quite different for someone living in New York City to support a team from Rhode Island than it is for someone who lives in New York City and supports their local hometown club 😁. Or consider this: if a member of the Osijek Blue Boys decided to post their real name and photo while living near Stanford University, how many would actually have the nerve to do that?

I actually quite like the idea, but that kind of setup only works on private, internal group forums. At the end of the day, this is still part of a public forum. 😉
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Dennis Davis97 said:What is there to indulge in? We have our own ways of enjoying ourselves. Besides, I haven't seen anyone actually indulging in anything. If you're talking about street stuff, it’s all just noise. It's just how things go when people cross paths. What do you think, Scott Jones9?

I suppose the message following the game wasn't meant as an indulgence 😵—certainly not the kind of behavior that any sane group would ever engage in. I won't get into the specifics again.
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Matthew Martinez64 said:It was a solid derby, and our numbers were quite impressive. I won't even get started on those guys sitting in the corner, and honestly, those hooligans hit us so hard during our last match that they actually dedicated three whole posts to us. 🙏

The last matchup clearly gave them enough inspiration to write that bit about looking over their shoulders.
😵
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casualrider43 said:Let's go, enthusiasts!

By the way, does anyone have an open spot for tomorrow?

Oh, and the bus is on its way.
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Ethan Cook said:Does anyone happen to have an update on the situation regarding John Doe, the individual responsible for the shooting? I am wondering if he remains in custody, when the trial is scheduled to take place, and whether the prosecution intends to pursue charges for attempted murder.
Furthermore, does anyone know how the victim is doing? Has there been any news regarding his recovery?

I would also appreciate some clarity on this matter... the only thing I have observed is that his associates have been chanting Mark Tunjić's name during several recent games. It strikes me as quite peculiar that such behavior was not noted in the Democratic Party's official report.
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Nicholas Anderson19 said:A venue for the derby, maybe San Francisco? Probably not.

it wouldn't happen
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A win at home followed by a loss on the road.
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He might have been referring to Hazard Home; I believe that was sometime around 2007 or 2008.