Posts by jadeowl8

analogmaker14 said:First it was your Lolek and Bolek nonsense, now we finally get to you. 👏

Pure jealousy, really.☕

Just a bunch of blind idiots who can't see that the showdown against Juventus is the endgame for Dinamo.
Bad Boys riot, Dinamo gets kicked out of Europe, and the owner finally walks away from the club.

analogheron19 said:Of course you can mess up years or specific games when we're talking about hundreds of matches over decades...
Like someone already said, there's no such thing as absolute truth. You won't find two identical opinions on the same topic, and neither players nor fans can have the exact same take, whether objective or subjective.
Nobody can be in the same spot at all times.
Even die-hard fans see things totally differently. One guy claims every game back in NYC was a total brawl involving underground warriors, while another swears everything was smooth sailing until '96. One guy got lucky and walked home easy; another had to dodge ten fights just getting from downtown to the stadium.

Remember leaving Giants Stadium in the 90s? You'd wait 20 minutes, they'd finally open the gates, and thousands of people would scatter through the city—one heading left, one right, one looking for girls, one trying to get their life together, one sprinting for the bus. You guys haven't done nearly enough to compare.☕

I dealt with at least ten fights in NYC during the 90s—near the stands, on the subway, in those tunnels by the train tracks. How many can you guys claim for Miami? Aside from one actual crew we ran into on the subway, most were just bald posers acting like they were hardcore skinheads...

wanderingwolf3 said:Telescop 93-94 wasn't even a thing in fan fights. Saying analogheron19 doesn't know those years just shows he's clueless. He's just dodging the facts because he's old, but fair play—those guys from the outskirts were basically holding their group together back then.

I remember knives, guns, and bottles, but Telescop? Never heard of it.
In NYC, they had that one solid crew from the suburbs who’d take on our guys around town, and they held their own. But trying to run into the Bad Boys in Split during the 90s was way harder than dealing with some random local punk.☕

Your average hardcore fan from the coast saw more action in NYC during the 90s than their entire group in Split did in that whole decade.

analogheron19 said::klap:
Man, the same crew carrying flags at the Rose Bowl (mostly from Petrinja) were the ones calling the shots when we hit Chicago. Back in the early nineties, we’d roll into town by hitchhiking or a Greyhound, usually trekking all the way from the station down to Bacvic where the players stayed at the Park Hotel. We'd walk the whole distance from Bacvic to the Rose Bowl with banners over our shoulders.
You think it was easy for us guys traveling in? You think we didn't care about trekking across the entire city just to buy tickets at some little booths before hitting the stadium gates? There wasn't even paved parking or decent access to the arena back then... and after the game, we'd trek through the city again, either back to the station or heading toward Solin hoping to catch a ride or a bus headed back to Chicago.
In Chicago, you guys took beatings because it took you forever to realize those old habits of wandering the streets suddenly became a massive liability.

There wasn't a single nineties derby where we weren't there. We'd be out early looking for trouble, but you never saw the Bad Boys. It was easier to spot a weirdo in the crowd than one of us. ☕

And man, so many of our guys used to wander around Chicago that my grandma would've grabbed her shawl and a rag just to deal with the mess.

wanderingwolf3 said:Just a dream or whatever, but they never actually had any presence in Chicago as far as I can tell—not that I was always around, drugs had me pretty much sidelined. Maybe analogheron19 knows better.

Basically, you wouldn't even see the Bad Boys around Chicago back during the war years.
In Chicago, there was one decent crew that handled their business, but mostly people just wandered around. Back in the 90s, whenever we had an away game in Chicago, we’d head down on our own dime and stay at least two nights. The night before, you'd see crowds from ST hanging out in all the local spots.
Some guys would cut loose, some wouldn't, but most of them were just killing time.

I even remember walking through the local stadium grounds during a derby once.🤣

slyeagle512 said:You guys are worse than any traitorous hack out there. The fans hate you more than anyone else.

That’s exactly how you played from Athens all the way to Washington, D.C.👍

Drew Booth60 said:The airport project is basically dead in the water. Just more empty promises from people who don't know how to get anything done. Typical.
Things just went south at the airport... there's some footage floating around too.😲

Someone really screwed up.