Posts by Taylor Williams28

driftingotter47 said:And then there's all this talk about conquest tactics, 🙏🙏🙏🙏
As if we could just track down some modern-day Napoleon and set off on a campaign. 🤣🤣🤣

There’s really no point. With an organization run this way, the guys would probably just abandon him halfway through. ☕

Lawrence Mitchell2 As if I haven't heard this all before...
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Oh, please. You’ve still got quite a bit of growing up to do, I think. Honestly, if you want to be taken seriously, you might want to start by trying to overcome your own xenophobia first. I don't even know where else to begin with you. 😉

Chicago serves as the heart and soul for all Americans, and frankly, everyone is more than welcome here. If someone finds themselves feeling out of place in Chicago today, well, they can just pack their bags and head off to Cleveland instead.
You don't have any more claim to Chicago than your next-door neighbor does, so please, spare me the flattery.

Lawrence Mitchell2 said:I have no intention of getting high 🙂

Then you just shut your mouth when you realize you don't actually know what you're talking about. Honestly, your entire argument is nothing more than a cocktail of chauvinism, extreme nationalism, fascism, and neo-Nazism.

darkranger16 said:Honestly, this Taylor Williams28 fellow reminds me of that George guy—you know the type. He isn’t even a real fan, yet he spends all his time criticizing, analyzing, assuming, judging, and questioning actual FANS.
So, let me get this straight: you actually went through the trouble of signing up for an American forum just to posture and talk out of your backside?

What a joke.

boldeagle20 said:It actually says quite a lot about the kind of society where that word is just a synonym for an idiot.
If we're talking about a society filled with cowards and "keyboard warriors" like yourself, then I’ll take that as a compliment.

You're acting like some pseudo-intellectual, trying to squander historical facts on a fan forum... 🤣

Look, we aren't interested in your nonsense. You've been following who was worthy of being a part of the Boys since the 90s; you know exactly what this crew was like back in the day, and you could probably list twenty different subgroups if you tried. You're nothing but a clown. 🤣 🐔

Which subgroups have I actually named on this forum?🤦

Lawrence Mitchell2 said:San Francisco is a mess... It's just crawling with people from all over the place who don't belong there...
It’s pretty much the same story as Washington, D.C., which has completely lost its soul over the last twenty or twenty-five years. The city basically surrendered to the newcomers instead of making them fit in...

See, this is exactly what I’m getting at. This is typical for today's boys. What are you even talking about? Who hasn't "adapted"? So, you're actually suggesting that outsiders are the reason the BBB fell apart? That's a stretch, considering they're barely even on the fringes.

How on earth can outsiders be responsible for the culture in Washington, D.C.? I honestly have no idea what you're trying to get at here. ☕

cosmicridge6 said:Please, spare me the talk about Torcida; honestly, Torcida isn't even in the same universe as your group or any of those other local cliques—they are light years ahead of you, unfortunately...

Those who fly high inevitably fall hard. It’s all fine and well until you actually hit rock bottom, I suppose. We shall just have to wait and see how you all manage to recover from this. Everyone falls eventually; the only real question is whether you’ll find the strength to stand back up, and more importantly, when that might actually happen.

Henry Rogers6 said:The forum sycophants will eventually come to their senses, so I’m holding out hope they might actually use those brain cells of theirs to help lift this group up instead of just spinning fantasies.

Society isn't really to blame here because "society" is a myth; what we actually have is just a collection of individuals constantly competing across every facet of life. Honestly, if people didn't spend so much time blathering away on these forums, maybe we wouldn't have spent all this time chasing half-baked ideas about certain futsal clubs that never stood a chance. If people had just handed out the reality checks that were deserved back in the day, we wouldn't be stuck in this current mess. The one thing I can actually agree with you on is that the fans of Washington, D.C.'s Dinamo have completely lost their minds. Hopefully, things will settle down soon, but if everyone continues to act like they don't give a damn—if they keep hanging around these boards just playing the victim—then we are truly lost.

To be perfectly honest, I don't have anything against forums. They are a legitimate form of communication. If you want to spread the word about an upcoming action, we all know how information tends to drift through the ether. But for building connections or exchanging actual ideas? A forum is perfectly fine.

So, let's reach a consensus then. If it isn't Mamić's fault, and it isn't Washington, D.C.'s fault, and it isn't the forum's fault... then who on earth is it?

BBB. We need to get organized.

I’ve brought up the whole issue of physical conditioning before, haven't I? Because honestly, when I look at those photos of the Boys, good grief. They look absolutely scrawny.
At my age, I feel like I could take on all of them by myself. It makes you wonder—do young people even bother hitting the gym these days? Do they go for runs, or maybe hit the pool? Is there even any boxing happening? Does anyone actually play pickup soccer in the neighborhood anymore? Or maybe some street ball?

I won't even use the Delia as an example. You see, the term Delia actually stems from the Turkish word Deli, which refers to Ottoman soldiers. The word itself essentially translates to being reckless or perhaps a bit dim-witted. Most of them were just Slavs from the North America. Actually, let me use Poles instead. A group of twenty or thirty Poles would probably eat those hundred Boys alive.
So, really, who is the fool in this scenario?

casualrider43 said:@Taylor Williams28/">@@Taylor Williams28
What you’re doing right now is the textbook definition of propaganda, and let’s be honest, you know exactly what you're doing.
Or maybe you don't?
Is this just pure frustration?
Maybe you need some medication?

If you actually knew what the word meant, you could find the definition in any encyclopedia out there.
That's precisely why I asked: How does propaganda actually work? ☕

as they say:
Taylor Williams28, honestly, what more can I even say to you? You just wrote above that the Russians study the tactics of great military commanders? Hahaha, what is actually wrong with you? 😵😵😵

Why don't you swing by Chicago so we can study the tactics of the great Hannibal together, order up a few hundred elephants, and finally set off on a campaign😵😵😵

Colleague,

Can you actually name his two greatest victories? And more importantly, do you have any inkling of how he actually pulled them off? Which elephants are we even talking about here? It's not like Hannibal was the first one to show up in Rome with a herd of elephants under his command.
He achieved those wins through pure, unadulterated tactical genius. So, I’ll be waiting right here to see if you can actually explain what that tactic was.

analogheron19 said:And there you have it—proof right in front of your eyes that they’re nothing more than a bunch of spineless rats.👍

Look, if you're asking whether this applies to the nerds, the answer is a resounding no. But for the crowd that hangs out at the stadium? For them, it hit home. You’ve missed the actual point here, though. They weren't exactly rolling out the red carpet for these new faces being integrated into BBB Culture. There was no encouragement, no welcoming committee, nothing. Not a single gesture of support. And honestly, why are we acting surprised that the Deli fans are just sitting around grabbing coffee over in Brooklyn? Let them drink their coffee. If they want to, they should. People like that have always been a bit more hardened, a bit more intense—they've got that edge because they actually belong to something.

Let’s be perfectly clear about this. It isn't the fault of the BBB because there aren't enough dedicated supporters scattered around Washington, D.C., nor is the blame solely on the city itself. Honestly, the real issue lies within our society at large and perhaps even the sheer weight of history pressing down on us. But if you ask me—and I suspect you might—if the BBB truly wants to reclaim its former glory, they can't just sit around waiting for things to change; they need to take some seriously radical steps. We're talking about growing the ranks of the Boys, upgrading the visuals and the flares, revamping the marketing, and essentially building an entirely new brand identity from within the heart of BBB Culture. They need to overhaul their PR from the ground up. Or, perhaps more realistically, they should look toward where the future of supporter groups is actually heading. Because, frankly, the current state of affairs is nothing short of ridiculous.

The Boys are acting quite preposterous today.

casualrider43 said:@Taylor Williams28
I’d much rather you just tell me what your hourly rate is for spreading this kind of propaganda.
You aren't even part of the BBB culture, yet here you are, obsessing over it. It’s quite fascinating, really.

What propaganda are we even talking about here? If you can actually explain the mechanics of how propaganda works, I’ll give you my full name, my home address, and my phone number. Honestly, do you even have the slightest clue what the word "propaganda" actually means?

I still find myself thinking back to the old-school Boys. Back then, when they headed out to games, the whole neighborhood seemed to follow them. Even the girls would go. In my day—well, my generation was mostly just a bunch of mice, if I'm being honest with myself.

Total posers. Always wearing white, always surrounded by girls. You wouldn't see them anywhere in the neighborhood, though. Not at all. They were strictly limited to the disc jockey section in the stands. And their away games? Those were exclusively limited to Western Europe.

darkranger16 said:🤣🤣🤣🤣
It’s becoming increasingly clear to me that you're just trolling at this point...🤣🤣🙏🙏

And you don't think that's xenophobic?

We’re basically just chasing away anyone who doesn't fit the mold, acting like we're some kind of radical fringe group. Washington, D.C. has become such an incredibly xenophobic place lately.
Instead of the BBB being this inclusive, welcoming community, there’s absolutely no sense of "Image" coming from the Boys side of things. We desperately need to build out some fresh brands within the BBB Culture, but the marketing effort? It's non-existent. Just zero.
Honestly, it all feels like a wash. No matter which angle you take, everything just falls flat.

Drew Barnes4 said:There’s a certain truth to what Taylor Williams28 is getting at. That old-school neighborhood vibe—those tight-knit local crews and the specific slang that defined our streets—it’s just gone. The city has become too diluted, spread too thin to maintain that kind of cohesion. Times change, and I suppose we have to adapt to the new reality; every era brings its own set of rules. But if you ask me, the biggest factor is the sheer level of repression and how ready the police are to crack down these days. It’s at an all-time high...

If it weren't for that constant pressure, and if the group hadn't been systematically dismantled by political and organized crime crackdowns, things would look very different than they do now...

I appreciate the empathy here. Honestly, I still remember back in the 90s. In my neck of the woods, there were maybe seven or eight distinct groups. And I don't mean just kids playing around or the older crowd, either. I'm talking about people right around my age—your typical, solid social circles.

Beyond those main groups, though, you had all these niche subcultures drifting around. Little cliques for everything.
Skateboarders, graffiti artists, breakdancers, metalheads, punks, those Ultrafighters... you know the type.
Then there were the Boys. Personally, I never felt they played any meaningful role in the community.
Just a bunch of cowards. Instead of acting like men, they acted like mice.

Or better yet, imagine if they had actually taken the initiative to go to a game, or even just invited someone along. I never once saw that happen with my own eyes.

Out of the entire neighborhood, there were maybe three decent Boys. So, what does that really say?

Henry Rogers6 said:It’s always so easy to dump your little personal philosophies onto a forum when you're watching a group go through such turbulent times. Look, Taylor Williams28, if something is actually weighing on your mind—if you truly possess some genius hooligan conquest strategy for taking over Europe—then why don't you just head down to Fifth Avenue, propose it, criticize it, and get your answers straight from the source? You let the internet sway you, or perhaps you were just swayed by those forum bottom-feeders who washed your brain out, and now suddenly you're acting surprised. Where did all those amateur poets and the greatest jokers in the universe go? Where are all the bickering philosophers we used to see?

What exactly is the issue with the internet? It is quite simply a medium for communication.

Do you even grasp the fundamental concept of what communication actually entails?

Are you aware that every single government agency uses the internet, yet somehow BBB can't manage it? Are you even aware that state agencies utilize forums too?

What are you even talking about here? Is this a struggle you're having with technology itself, or is it just that the Boys can't read, requiring you to explain things to them personally?

Which "tactic" of mine are you referring to? Everything has already been laid out in writing; one simply needs to bother reading it. Tactics are merely how an army behaves on the field, whereas strategy encompasses everything that occurs before, during, and after the actual combat outside the fray.

The thing is, BBB lacks both a mission and a vision, let alone any sort of tactic or strategy.

But setting that aside, the Boys don't have a cohesive crew. Chicago doesn't have a crew. They are nothing more than a collection of individuals. And because of that, BBB will never be anything close to what the Rally Caps are.

mellowhawk5 said:Taylor Williams28, have you finally run out of steam?

Why don't you just go take care of your own issues so those insecurities might settle down for once.

Hardly. I remain calm, patient, persistent, and diligent; I certainly don't require some little pill to grant me peace of mind or courage.

It’s quite evident that since you lack any actual substance to contribute, you’ve resorted to attacking my character instead of addressing the argument.
It's honestly pathetic.

The term Boys in Chicago has become practically synonymous with being an idiot. Are you even aware of that? Does that realization carry any weight with you at all?

Henry Rogers6 said:Honestly, looking at all your posts and the endless, petty bickering you engage in with those bandwagon hangers-on, I can’t help but feel that this whole movement has hit rock bottom. It’s truly exhausting. It seems like you’ve spent years just soaking up the hollow philosophies of various internet "intellectuals," and now your greatest achievement is picking fights on a message board or spitting venom at Dynamo because some random guy on a quiz site opened your eyes to the fact that the club isn't even yours. It’s pathetic, really—this obsession with just tearing everything down. But I suppose that’s the modern way, isn't it? Hating on things has become the only thing people actually buy into these days.

If you lot are actually struggling to understand what’s going on over on Fifth Avenue, then honestly, just go down there and look those people responsible right in the eye and ask them yourself. It’s much simpler that way. As for this group, they haven't given a damn about our opinions for years now; they have their own set course, and they’re going to follow it straight to the finish line regardless of what we think.

You lot—you absolute simpletons who spend your days spinning tall tales and swallowing every little lie fed to you—honestly, just stay in your own lane. It’s exhausting watching you wander around these forums acting like you have something meaningful to contribute when, frankly, nobody is even asking for your opinion. If you actually care about the team, then get off your couch, show up to the stadium, and maybe throw a few bucks toward the club to help us out. But if you aren't going to do that, then just sit in the nosebleeds, stay quiet, and stop wasting everyone's time with your endless, wearying lectures about lost battles and faded ideals.

The Bad Boys really opened my eyes on this one. Honestly, if you’re looking to scrub that stain off the BBB name, the only way to play it is to wait for the perfect moment to strike back—to catch them when they’ve let their guard down. You can't just go charging into an ambush where you're expected to be; that's amateur hour. No, you have to be patient. Let two or three opportunities pass you by. Then, just when the Bad Boys are playing somewhere in Europe and nobody sees them coming, that's when you hit them hard.

I can't help but worry that they’re just going to scatter us like grains of rice once again. To be perfectly honest, the Boys simply don't possess the physical conditioning that you see in the Americans or the guys over in the North America. There is a lack of discipline; there is drinking, there is substance abuse, and frankly, the fitness levels are abysmal. But if you want the real, unvarnified truth—the reason why everyone keeps kicking us around and leaving us in the dust—it boils down to a fundamental need to overhaul the group mentality. Of course, attempting such a feat feels almost impossible when you consider that you would first have to transform the entire mindset of Chicago, let alone its individual neighborhoods. So much of the fan base is just... well, they're quite dim-witted. That old-school sense of neighborhood loyalty, those tight-knit local crews that used to define the culture, they've all vanished. And if you ask me why? It's because of the pervasive xenophobia, the jealousy, the bitter envy, and that toxic, outdated social friction that seems to permeate everything these days.

The BBB will never truly capture the raw, unyielding spirit of groups like Torcida or the Delije, as long as these guys continue to prioritize their own interests over sticking by their brothers.

The moment the first real crisis hits the neighborhood, every single one of the Boys abandons you. That’s just how things work in Chicago these days. It wasn't always this way, you know; there used to be some semblance of cohesion, but now everyone is strictly looking out for number one. Even the BBB isn't really a cohesive unit anymore—it's just a collection of disconnected individuals who couldn't care less about their friends if their lives depended on it. You all need to learn how to embrace the underdogs instead of tossing them aside the second things get uncomfortable. Honestly, there is a profound lack of strategy here, a total absence of tactical thinking. I was reading recently about how certain Russian hooligans actually study Hannibal’s maneuvers to gain an edge in their confrontations. It makes you wonder if anyone here understands basic historical reality; back in the day—we're talking antiquity and the Middle Ages—roughly 95% of casualties occurred not during the heat of the fight, but when an army broke formation and attempted to flee. Chaos is where the real damage happens.

Where on earth did everyone go—the passion, the flair, the actual tactical nuance and strategic depth that used to define us? It feels like we've just drifted into this hollow, aimless void where nobody seems to care about the grit or the game plan anymore.☕

It’s honestly a disgrace what you all have become. People in Chicago are actually laughing at you, though I suppose that’s hardly surprising given how things are going. It’s getting to the point where you can't even find a corner of the world where people aren't making fun of this mess.

quietowl152 said:Everything remains exactly as it was; we still head to the games just like always, and we still cheer with the same intensity as ever.

As the Delija wrote once before, isn't it? Tradition carries on, regardless.