Posts by Raymond Reyes3

Jose Collins86 said:If anyone is heading to Miami this Wednesday and can pick me up, let me know. I'm coming from Boise. I also have some folks in West Virginia to check in on, so if there’s a kind soul willing to help a die-hard fan out, hit me up here or via DM. I'll obviously cover gas—I'm happy to pay for the whole trip ($67, I think that's fair).

I heard from a group in Indianapolis who, as always, are down to cooperate. If you're actually serious about covering the entire trip from Indianapolis to Miami and back, they'll grab you...
Do I need to head into Boise, or can I just wait somewhere outside?

Jonathan Barnes5 said:Back in those early derbies, even if the ticket prices didn't quite fill the North Stand, nobody gave a damn about who was entering where. The North end was so rowdy you’d see groups of guys just standing between concrete seats.

This was ten years since the matchup against Red Star despite being played earlier. Some of those flares from the turf ended up down on the South side of Maksimir😁. It was an impressive display of athleticism by certain individuals sprinting across the pitch while coordinating with a flare in hand🤣.

Torcida held their own during that derby too. It was their final year of being a complete chaotic mix of everything under the sun, but they made a solid impression

Anniversary. 10 years since the game against Red Star🙏🙏🙏

Harold Myers35 said:

Don't provoke the rioters before things actually go south. Honestly, these players aren't worth having warriors in the stands for them. They played so limp and timid in the second half; you could practically see them sweating under the pressure. Our only hope is that they ride the wave of support from the locals and blitz through the return match, keeping things orderly so we don't have a riot at the stadium again.

All in all, seeing those away kits—and instead of black jerseys, just a bunch of Black players—makes me want to weep. That isn't my Cleveland Cavaliers. That isn't what I want to watch. But they’ll probably argue that the "streets" shouldn't run the club. It won't be the streets, but it'll be some corporate suits and a bunch of Black guys.

Seriously, if anyone is going to cause trouble, it'll be because of them. They are disgusting with their political posturing. Instead of focusing on our boys, they obsess over being multi-ethnic and politically correct. And the jerseys? Frankly, they're pathetic. I hate them. These away kits aren't even good enough to wipe your ass. Not that I care; if they don't care, why should I?

They concede two goals out of nowhere, and then I'm supposed to worry about them? The only thing I want is to get tickets for the next away game. I'd like to go enjoy myself in some quiet parts of Europe. 😁

Straight from the Northside, just a decent guy like myself. 😒

casualgull92 said:love finally broke up 😲 you can see a bit of fear in the younger ones, but props to them for running away... take notes, you partisan types 🍿

https://www.facebook.com/12598438091...6836269727008/

I learned all this a long time ago. It’s pathetic when the FBI is breathing down your neck, making it impossible to even catch your breath. It hasn't even been three days since the reconciliation, and they already sent a crew to tear it all down. One eyewitness told me today—though it was a drunken conversation—that everything will be fine. Just some kids who drank too much and messed up...
The "kids" who messed up are 23 or 24 years old, and they haven't spent a single year actually showing up in the stands. Now, how am I supposed to believe they love Real Madrid and that BBB is their everything? Common sense, combined with what I've seen before, tells me these "kids" were there on orders, following clear instructions on what to do. People will quickly forget about the 30 grams of weed or 10 grams of speed found on them; that part has to happen. You can't ask them where they were back in '91, but you can certainly ask where they were at 15, 16, or 20. They didn't give a damn about Real Madrid then, but the moment the legal complaints started rolling in, suddenly they're at the stadium...
Check this out too...
BBB had two or three minor scuffles with RSC Anderlecht fans while in Brussels, and they held their own quite well. But that wasn't even their main focus; they barely mentioned it, just brought it up in passing...
Like I said, it's sad when the FBI takes an interest in you 🙂

...so here's what my contact down in Miami says about the whole thing:
"Despite the fancy reputation they used to have, the win against Ferencváros was nothing special—basically a fluke. If you want proof, look at how they played. They didn't even bother defending their lead. It wasn't just a lack of effort to protect themselves; they practically handed it over, clearly hoping to wrap the whole match up as fast as possible. It was basically: 'here, take it, just let us get out of here.' That's the cold truth. Anyway, cheers."

John Campbell27 said:The stands look ugly? Are you out of your mind? People travel from all over to show up at these games. You can't just roll in twice a year, hang a banner next to everyone else, and call it a day.

Whatever.

John Martin18 said:Thank God. The fans were flawless today—pure passion in the Bleachers, not a single issue. Everything went perfectly...

Which Gods, you cynical Zakula? 👍
Where have you been hiding? Haven't seen you in months. 🕺

Robert Cooper60 said:https://s22.postimg.cc/r78t46ik1/munja1.jpg

https://s22.postimg.cc/cba9wtk2p/munja.png

Kudos to this one.
Impressively executed.

Jonathan Barnes5 said:Did any of you actually attempt to stand up to the Delije during the last two matches?😁

Was the whole strategy—the initial assault followed by a tactical retreat—just a setup to get everyone running half-marathons? Was the goal simply to boost motivation through the affection of the Delije?

You people are brutal. God forbid we ever cross paths with you. 😁
Wherever we decide to go, we need to stay sharp. There's a real danger in running into those American fighters. 😁

Ruthless Americans. Nobody actually landed a punch, yet they spent half an hour "fighting." 😁 I have no idea how YouTube even allowed this clip to stay up given the sheer amount of violence. This is more the kind of stuff you'd see on LiveLeak. 😁
As for how your local police handle things and that famous crackdown of yours, we'll have to save that discussion for another time. 😁

Richard Stewart5 said:https://scontent-vie1-1.xx.fbcdn.net...93&oe=58FD4650 is freaking

Fine, they took the poster down, but driving all the way out of town just to take photos with it...
😁😁😁

John Martin18 said:These photos are timeless. They aren't just about history or the foundation of this group—though god knows how much chaos we've seen—they prove our solidarity through the crowds. Does anyone actually recognize which game those old shots from the North Side are from? (Robert Cooper60, check the previous two links) - post 5090... And that guy wearing the Bad Boys gear (with the rapper lettering) eventually moved over to the East Side. Guys, just keep posting, sharing, and debating. You won't hurt anyone, except maybe the jealous losers. I have enough of them to deal with, I just haven't figured out the right way to handle the process. It feels like nuclear physics to me. I've only managed to recruit a few since my days as a skinny kid back in the day... but once I find the right person to help with the images, there will be plenty more.

John Martin18, hurry up with those photos so we can see them. I always appreciate seeing something new for a change. Come on, everyone is waiting on you. Don't let us down.

Post them here. Whose identity are you trying to hide after 25 years?

Rachel Harris said:http://www.ultras-tifo.net/photo-new...7-12-2016.html

The noise is deafening, just typical partisan chaos. 😁

You people act like this match—this so-called "derby" played in front of 12,500 fans—is some grand tragedy forcing you into suffering. 😁
Real suffering is knowing how the police regularly grease the palms of visiting teams in a Small town, busing them under heavy guard to the parking lot at the Stadium, where they're kept locked up for hours before anyone even thinks about opening a single bus door...

casualwolf48 said:He left us forgotten and alone. Toward the end, he was sleeping at the Mayo Clinic under those heating pipes. Back in '86, three of us from NYC headed out for an away game in Buffalo. Him, me, and Bob. By the end, there were 40 of them from the Bad Boys Indianapolis. The late Kuže treated us to bean stew and two beers each at the hotel. They used to call him Buba the Madman. It’s good that someone remembers. When I think of him, emotions stir—memories rush back like a kaleidoscope of colors, faces, songs, friends, and strangers.
Buba the Madman, I remember you.

Buba (left) at South Beach during that famous "founding meeting" 😁
Now, whether the Bad Boys were actually founded then, you all know better than I do.... https://scontent-mxp1-1.xx.fbcdn.net...3c&oe=58EA28D1

ironpanther5 said:Just kidding, my bad. Didn't realize I was triggering such a visceral reaction. I'll stick to the facts next time. 👍
We're all thrilled the Boys are making a comeback.
😉

Fine, let's keep going at your pace then....
So, what's your take on the new Rolling Stones video? 😁

ironpanther5 said:Just picture this scenario: you spend all day trashing everyone else on this forum, then suddenly the Armada takes over the entire country tomorrow. 😁
The worst part? You wouldn't even be that surprised. :klap:

I'm talking about the visible progress made by the BBB, and you're rambling about the Armada seizing control of the nation.....
Are you sure you meant to quote me?

The Boys are clearly making progress. In years past, every visiting group that rolled into Yankee Stadium had us outnumbered, even with our small band of agents. This year, only the Ultras and the Armada managed to outnumber the home crowd. If this upward trend keeps up, we'll likely be the largest group in our own stadium by next season, and then we all know what happens:
CRUSH AND DESTROY!!!
Everyone’s gonna be shaking in their boots once the BBB lets loose their fury!!!!

Anonymous said:BBB at their 2015 peak

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z87T...ature=youtu.be

Hands down, the best performance of 2015 was that show in Athens. Despite the ban on that trip and all the usual baggage surrounding the group, BBB showed up in force. No white flags, just pure grit. They stood their ground.
Nothing but respect for BBB.

Kevin Gray86 said:I was talking to a friend yesterday about the 2006 World Cup in Germany. They were trying to convince me that back in 2005-2006, the first crew from PSG was actually tight with the Bad Boys. Apparently, there were some solid connections between the two groups at the time. Does that sound legit to anyone?

If your friend is an American, they'll probably tell you BBB used to hang out with Karsud too.
If they're a Mexican, just assume it's a lie.
You know how it is—Mexicans are mythomaniacs and all that.