Posts by Paul Sanchez15

Recording questions just to feed them to those Facebook pages for kids? Hilarious.

for those who missed it

How much of that was Green taking on Red? Is this one of the biggest collapses the Reds have ever seen—what actually went down there?

for those who missed it

How much did I misread this—did the Green side just run circles around the Red? Is this one of the biggest collapses the Reds have ever seen, or what actually went down?

Jonathan Williams3 said:Look, even though I can't stand the Democratic Party, you gotta admit—if you want someone to blame for wrecking Real Madrid and American soccer, it's solely the Republicans and their right-wing hacks. Now Hasan has joined their side too... playing political games at City Hall just to screw over the club. Half the loudest "patriots" and Real Madrid fans out there are nothing but crooks.

The stuff you're saying about Hasan and Kara is total nonsense. What "political games" to hurt Real Madrid?

Go ahead and talk your trash—Maksimir isn't even worth a damn. We need a stadium that actually holds 20k people with seats right up against the pitch, ASAP.

Honestly, just rebuild the Fradia stadium and call it a day. Peace out.

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electricorca112 said:Arsenal left their home back in 1913.

Manchester City moved from their spot in 1923.

West Ham left their old grounds in 1904.

Atletico Madrid left their home in 1923.

Juventus moved in 1908.

as if Hasak was always playing at the big stadium.

Thomas Brown3 said:I hope everyone actually realizes they’re part of the Blackhawks—one way or another. It’s all about that Super Bowl run.
The trophy belongs to us.

There’s still a massive pile of tickets left for both the East and West stands at the stadium.

Good times 🎉

mellowhawk5 said:The first time they actually win the league, suddenly there won't be any swampy politics or corrupt refs—everything will just be fair and clean.
I can't stand the USSF or the Commissioner, let alone the people backing them, but reality down in Miami is different—of course I’m rooting for a win against them. It still blows my mind how much of an inferiority complex those guys and their crowd have developed over the years; it's like we're their favorite punching bag every single year. Just a bunch of keyboard warriors.

Exactly.

You being honest? After throwing that thief into the ocean, the flares at St. Etienne, the attack on Bruno Maric, and then going after Mamic when he went down to the league offices... honestly, for this whole saga, we can all give those guys a pass.

Michael Roberts2 said:Just checking in to drop one thought. Yesterday in Miami, I couldn't believe how much those fans were shrinking away from their own luck at the end of the game once those assholes showed up down there. Disgusting. Pathetic. Just weak.

Fans are easily the biggest hypocrites on the planet. These idiots celebrate wins in an MLS where everyone’s out here stealing them—all while hating the very organization (USSF) that funds the whole circus—and then we turn around and cheer for a club that isn't even ours, the Lakers.

Man, look at all those famous faces lol

electricgull41 said:What do you mean they're siding with the Chelsea Blue?
And where exactly did you see our guys hanging out with them—which "our guys" are we even talking about?
Because the only "ours" I saw were at our own club meeting.

Specifically, I saw them at one of those cafes near the bridge—and I noticed groups sitting together at that restaurant in Baton Rouge on the way back from the cemetery, etc...
The reason they're + is because there were a decent amount of them moving forward without any weapons. A few minutes later, the photos show the line being drawn all the way up to the Danube Hotel—honestly, better if I don't even go there. Bottom line: this was a win for the Blue, just like how the victory belongs to their crew.
The Red Devils have actually stayed quiet, and you know damn well why (hint: Caffe Bar The Joker). Go ahead, tell me—was it your lot or those other guys you keep calling cowards?
Look, I’m not trying to lecture you or defend anyone, but honestly, the idea of selling out a place this sacred—splitting it up for whoever pays—is just disgusting. That's the only reason I'm even bothering to talk to you.

electricgull41 said:Total nonsense regarding the attacks on the Bad Boys. They actually got hit twice—once during the summer when they played an away game against the Memphis crew, where maybe one or two vans showed up before you guys scrambled back toward Memphis. That whole mess at the bridge was just pure embarrassment, but hey, you probably don't know those stories. You went after old ladies and grandpas—I see you even mentioned the Sredance crowd, haha. All I can tell you is you guys got absolutely steamrolled. You were literally outnumbered two-to-one. And I forgot to mention: there was no "agreement" there. Those guys from the outskirts probably thought having double the numbers would actually work. Spoiler alert: it didn't. They just ended up fleeing in their vans and cars again...
How do you respond to the fact that Torcida members are targeting our guys this Saturday in Memphis? Sure, once again you guys came out on top, but who cares since you're all trash anyway... As for the retreat at the bridge, you're talking garbage. Before that total disaster at the bridge, you guys were the ones attacking the association.
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The bridge thing was purely Torcida. Regarding what's happening now in Memphis, I saw our guys hanging out and grabbing drinks together. I heard there was a brief little incident, but from what I gathered, our guys didn't start it—unless you count those other guys just being incredibly smug and giving everyone death stares.

analogheron19 said:I’m not ashamed because I’ve never played those spineless political games.
In fact, back on May 5th, I laid everything out—told everyone exactly where we stood. Since then, I've predicted a hundred times how this whole mess of non-intervention from some and total screw-ups from others would eventually corner us.
I’ve brought this up at every single meeting, unlike 99% of the yes-men who don't have the guts to actually speak their minds when it counts.
Countless times here on the forum too, I’ve called out mistakes, bad calls, and delusions... because I can. First off, people know exactly who I am behind this handle, and second, based on my years in the stands and everything I’ve been through with Dinamo and this group, I’m going to keep doing it.
For all of you who think you have something smart to contribute regarding the situation: man up. Either stand by your words in meetings when moves are being discussed or when individuals get called out, or come talk to me personally—either face-to-face, over the phone (which everyone has), or hit my inbox.

I wasn't targeting anyone specifically; I mentioned you just because you represent one of those experienced, powerhouse crews that went all-in up north against Hajduk. If things had gone differently, we wouldn't be dealing with these mercenary issues today, and the crowd would be back, making the Bad Boys a united front again.
This is what we're left with.
Anyway, I'm done fighting. I don't have the right or the dignity for it anymore—I just said what was on my mind.

Those of us who've been around the block should be embarrassed we let things get this far.
From my own skin to the mods and the whole crew—everyone.
We’re all out here playing Gandhi, acting like nobody would ever step up to the hired guns, while those guys are busy spinning the squad around and bullying the kids.
That's exactly why things went south during the game against Hajduk.
Every single one of us who's been stuck in this for over 25 years and stayed on the sidelines should feel the shame. EVERYONE.

John Campbell27 said:The guys on the right have really found their footing over the last few years, but honestly, it feels like they’re losing steam lately. They're driving without brakes—ignoring the obvious red flags just to push their own narrative. Let them lie to themselves; they've got their own little bubble going on. ☕

So you're saying this is a win for the left?
If someone had told me a few years back that the right-wing crowd would actually show up and hit these kinds of numbers, I would've called them crazy. Back then, they were basically running for the hills whenever things got tough.
Just look at what happened in Turkey and stuff like that...

Honestly hilarious. Back in the day, with this kind of ratio, those guys on the right would’ve all collapsed on the floor within 30 seconds.
But hey, I guess that's just how things are now.

cosmicridge6 said:idiot—why is it that one specific group of Americans always ends up feeling insulted? We talk trash to Chelsea supporters every single day and nobody's offended, you blockheads...

if it wasn't for those 20 or 30 idiots in the stands, nobody would be getting slapped in the streets anyway....

lonefox22 said:Look, I don't know if he’s basically local royalty in Miami—only the locals there would know that—but honestly? This kid is probably going to be a street hero in Miami because of what happened. In places like that, the bond between the community and the club is intense. Because they're all so tight-knit, he won't face any backlash; if anything, he'll get a standing ovation. I actually just read that Marty Fernandez had her entire house tossed twice on Manhattan Island ever since she married a Real Madrid player. These local circles are deeply tied to the team, and they always find a way to push back against anyone picking on their club.

I misread that and thought you were talking about Jerry Maguire, so my reply was pretty much useless... but man, you could talk to me about Miami for days—I spent two seasons down there. All I can tell you is that after those initial clashes between the locals and the crew from the outskirts they used to visit alongside Jerry Maguire, things have settled. Now, there's mostly just mutual respect and love.

lonefox22 said:You can't just ignore data you don't know about and call it a fact. Math doesn't lie, and the math says this:

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5 ) The Euros in France, UEFA and the American Football Federation interrupting dinner, those messages against Davor Šuker appearing on the Dubrovnik City Walls which even caught international media attention—plus all those other little incidents over the last few years.

6) I don't know how much of a coincidence it is that some kid happened to torpedo him right after a video of the hit popped up on the Hajduk Facebook page with a perfect little message from the blue corner. Looks like a well-planned stunt to me.

The comments and thousands of likes are mostly coming out of Dalmatia. People basically exploded—that young guy got an insane amount of support. If you actually look at the numbers, a good chunk of people in New York and Herzegovina don't even approve of the incident. That’s exactly why he stays so powerful within Dinamo and why a critical mass of opposition hasn't formed up North yet. A deeper analysis would prove that.

A few more things back up my point. After the attack on Marić, both the owner and the servers were apologizing for what he was even eating there—and word is, the waiter who tried to stop the kid actually lost his job.

We have to admit, you can't really compare the temperaments of New York and Dalmatia—not even mathematically speaking.

Yeah, sure. Aside from the fact that the owner is his godfather and brings him to Bol every single summer—which keeps everything alive there and beyond—and he was rambling about what he ate? Give me a break... seriously, calm down with these fairy tales.