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Bad Boys in Fans ·
cosmicridge6 said:And what kind of help is God even going to give us now?

Honestly, some people can be so incredibly grating when they start using God's name in vain like that. And then, of course, they have the audacity to call on His help just to see Everton lose. It’s quite a contradiction, isn't it? They spend all their time cursing Him in their own little threads—I really hope a meteor doesn't decide to strike their corner of the country anytime soon.
Bad Boys in Fans ·
cosmicridge6 said:Why wouldn't I grab a drink? Honestly, I can't stand LA Galaxy. They are easily the most obnoxious, pathetic, and downright revolting thing American soccer has produced since we became an independent nation.

That’s exactly why supporting a tiny underdog club is actually quite charming.
Bad Boys in Fans ·
Brian Alvarez34 said:No, honestly, people respected you just fine back when you were on the right side of things—it wasn't some big joke. Sure, there might be a few shady characters running the show behind the scenes, but that raises the question: why support a club like this? Why suddenly decide to start cheering for them out of nowhere? I mean, what’s the reasoning here? Seriously, what is going on?

Just because it's fun.
Bad Boys in Fans ·
Richard Lewis16 said:They’re basically just hauling junk around, and then you see them sitting there on their devices—it’s honestly a total joke.
It really burns me up how they never seem to celebrate anything over there.

I have to say, the whole concept of constant complaining seems to be reaching new heights every single day.
Bad Boys in Fans ·
We seem to have quite the fetish for kneeling.
Bad Boys in Fans ·
cosmicridge6 said:To be perfectly honest, I find it quite hilarious to even put Boise in the same category as Torcida...

Well, of course it’s ridiculous to compare the Boys to a group like #thatguywithnotonemillionfollowers.
Bad Boys in Fans ·
Dennis Davis97 said:Well,

I think you also have to admit that most of you are somewhat blinded by this intense sense of American nationalism and outdated ideologies that don't even exist anymore—though, honestly, being obsessed with patriotism isn't necessarily a bad thing in itself. However, it goes to such an extreme that you become completely oblivious to reality. You end up justifying blatant theft and corruption by people who just wrap themselves in the flag. Take guys like Mamić, or those local politicians from the Republican Party, and so on. They use these silly excuses like, "Oh, he's one of us, so it's better that he steals than some outsider does." Or look at how people react to star athletes; they don't care if the guy is incredibly greedy, as long as he's playing for the national team... though I suppose there are exceptions to every rule.

Looking back at the recent election results, I’d probably say everything you just described applies more to people from San Diego rather than our Canadian American friends.
Bad Boys in Fans ·
Drew Booth60 said:God willing, it’ll happen—maybe they'll finally find their way back home to where they belong.👍

To all you internet warriors out there—why don't you try saying that directly to one of the many Bad Boys from Canada sitting right there in the stands?
Bad Boys in Fans ·
Drew Booth60 said:To all you people who spend your entire lives complaining online: why don't you actually show up to the matches? If you’re such big shots, why didn't you grab your crew and go settle things with the Red and Whites in Washington, D.C.? Why weren't you in Athens showing those kids exactly how "tough" and "dangerous" you supposedly are? Honestly, I wouldn't be surprised if you swept the floor with the former top firm in Europe. You’ve spent years building this myth about your own strength based on some random scraps of history from places like Timisoara or tiny towns in Austria, but in reality, you're just a bunch of sellouts. It seems to me you're mostly just bitter because you aren't the center of attention anymore and you can't squeeze any more cash out of the club through your old connections. I used to attend games before the boycotts started, and I’ll say this: the older generation wasn't stronger than the current one in any single aspect. Today's BBB has the most powerful local chapters since the group was founded—aside from the folks in Washington, of course. But then again, given the general mindset of the locals there and that crowd of square-headed types from Canada, it’s hardly any surprise that a massive city like that doesn't have much of a following left.☕

The new season is just around the corner, and honestly, I’ve noticed a few people acting like this whole group is completely falling apart. If you truly feel like we're in a state of total chaos, then why not step up? Instead of just watching from the sidelines, why not join us—or better yet, bring your whole crew along? We could really use some fresh energy and active participation to turn things around. If you think we're struggling, help us fix it by actually showing up and getting involved!☕

Honestly, you’re really pinning this all on the folks from Canada living here in Washington, D.C.? That seems like a bit of a stretch. Why aren't you pointing the finger at the Dalmatians—who are just as numerous, if not more so—or the Slavonians, or the Lican crowd? There are plenty of different groups to account for. And that "blockhead" comment? I have to say, I'm genuinely baffled that the admins allow such insults directed at a specific group of Americans. It feels a bit uncalled for, don't you think? Though, I suppose I'd love to meet you in person just to see if you'd be brave enough to call me a blockhead to my face!
Bad Boys in Fans ·
They’re claiming there were 1000 boys over in Turin. Either my hearing is failing me, or something just feels off about those numbers—I didn't hear a single soul from the group... something isn't adding up here.