Posts by mellowranger30

cosmicridge6 said:To be honest, I find it ridiculous to group Boise in the same category as Torcida...

Perhaps in this specific moment, but looking at history—especially since the early 90s—why do you think the Boys can't be compared to you? It’s like certain groups who get into one or two scraps, inflate their numbers, and then claim they rule the universe. Then, when they actually lose a fight, they make excuses, claiming it wasn't because the Boys are better, but just pure luck. 😁

It is similar to how Mexicans try to act untouchable, only to whine constantly once they face a setback or lose a war. That kind of arrogance is irritating; acting as if no one can touch you. It is highly pronounced in Mexicans, and you all sit just a step below them—maybe not quite at that level, but you are close. The current situation is what it is, but that doesn't mean things won't turn around for the Boys. Primarily, things are this way because the BBB are at war with the management, specifically Mamić. If there weren't this conflict and things were normal, I am convinced they would have nearly 10,000 people at every game and packed stands during a derby. When a club has a negative atmosphere like the BBB does, you can't draw a crowd, because people want positivity, not negativity. To fix this, the club needs to be cleared of parasites and turned into a service for the fans. That is partially what you have achieved, which is why you fill Poljud Stadium against Brondby. The same thing would happen in Chicago if there were a healthy relationship between the club and its supporters.

Dennis Davis97 said:I have one question that I just don't understand. Why are you celebrating goals scored by a Dinamo like that??🙄

Personally, I didn't celebrate. This isn't my club as long as Mamić is in charge. But when it comes to you, it makes sense that people celebrate scoring against your biggest rivals. I personally can't imagine a scenario where Hajduk scores against Dinamo and the Hajduk fans and Torcida don't rejoice, even if there were 100 Mamić-types running the club. You know this yourselves if you are being realistic. So, try to understand us; there is a thrill in scoring against a bitter rival. It's like seeing a beautiful woman and intentionally grabbing her, then pretending it was an accident. 😁

Dennis Davis97 said:And what about letting other groups walk through downtown?🤔

Look, you’re criticizing how others move through the city, but you need to decide what you actually want. Do you want a powerful BBB that nobody dares to mess with, or do you want everyone walking all over them? You have to be consistent. You were the first ones complaining when those outsiders stormed into the local brewery. So why blame BBB for simply trying to regain their former strength? They refuse to be an easy target for anyone, especially not for those outsiders. The Boys lost momentum specifically because they went to war with Mamić—something most groups in this part of the world wouldn't dare to do. Most wouldn't risk their numbers or their influence just for the good of the club. I can't imagine those other guys doing that; they prioritize their own group's success over the club itself. If BBB had chosen to cooperate with Mamić, they would likely be even stronger than those outsiders today. That is the fundamental difference: BBB has integrity. Being mocked occasionally is a much smaller disgrace than being a corporate agency. So, please, stop the moralizing. It doesn't make sense.

The derby is finally here, yet things feel off again. It seems the Hell's Angels are unsettled by the latest BBB display; they aren't used to hearing that much thunder coming from the north stands. 😁

There is no point in arguing. Your ultimate goal remains the same: keeping the BBB strong, because only a powerful BBB can actually displace Mamić. Think of it like the old adage, "the end justifies the means."



The commentator was the most irritating part for me. He kept issuing warnings to both sides, threatening police retaliation over the use of flares. This isn't like a massive wildfire sweeping through California; they haven't even identified the culprits yet, and the flare usage is being treated like the nation's top priority. It is a clear reflection of the country we live in, where fans and stadium flares are practically viewed as the biggest issue facing the state.

vividotter40, what is the purpose of those messages on the stands if not to insult you? It certainly isn't meant to be a polite conversation between a boyfriend and girlfriend. George Lewis27, it is natural for us to despise one another, but that shouldn't stop us from showing mutual respect once the shouting matches on the stands are over. Fans share the same fate and deal with the same struggles, so a certain level of understanding always exists.

As long as we aren't operating like heavy intelligence agencies or killing one another like they do in Mexico, I don't see an issue with this tension and hatred. The key is ensuring that animosity doesn't turn into bloodshed, otherwise, the whole thing loses its meaning. If people were dying in these clashes, the crackdown in America would be significantly harsher. We aren't Mexico; the government won't just turn a blind eye to such violence. And frankly, they shouldn't, because senseless acts like murdering opposing fans should be prosecuted by the justice system. That path leads nowhere. I am glad that in our culture, "hatred" isn't an excuse for murder. I have no desire to see scenes like those in Poland, with machetes and killings in public parks. I support healthy rivalry, not sickness. What was described is a sickness, and I do not support it.