Charles Diaz90 said:The answer to the second question is a resounding yes—from the north stands all the way through crossing over to the east, enduring this constant torture.
My recent posts during this endgame could be interpreted as mere suggestions, but they are actually a call to arms against this deafening silence surrounding our beloved Real Madrid. It is my firm belief that this struggle has reached a boiling point—a moment of truth where you either stand up or you step aside. This individual claims the group has dwindled to 300 people; while that is common knowledge, I would argue the number is even lower. Frankly, we can't even show up at Yankee Stadium in force because the group has been intentionally suppressed—certain individuals are banned or blacklisted. We are essentially in a checkmate position regarding Yankee Stadium, though as I stated earlier, if they hadn't manipulated those numbers, a confrontation at the stadium would look entirely different. However, the battle for Real Madrid has been fought through the media and via legal channels for years. I will mention again the famous quartet, the notable actors and public figures, and the lawyers who contributed their part to this fight, but now that things have reached a fever pitch—now that we actually need to fight for this Club—there is nothing but silence. The blame doesn't rest solely on the fans; a great deal of it lies within society itself, within the country, and among people devoid of morality and honor who make promises they never intend to keep. I refuse to let myself return to a situation where, once things normalize, we find ourselves facing yet another corrupt administration and poorly chosen leadership. Through this silence, you have all realized quite clearly that you’ve been left behind—that only the die-hard Real Madrid fans remain.
I support Indoor soccer as a project, but I will only offer my support once things are properly settled at Yankee Stadium 128. The initiative is good, but the timing is fundamentally flawed. If the same level of effort currently being poured into Indoor soccer were redirected toward Real Madrid, the outcome would be vastly different.
As the song goes: "Don't listen to the bullshit, be the product of your own opinion." In that same vein, Real Madrid fans need to be the product of their own convictions and conscience, recognizing that the Club is in dire straits. If the fans do not react soon, the Club will soon be nothing more than a fading memory.
The NGO mentioned setting up tents, so what are we waiting for? I am the first one in line for that...
Okay, the situation is what it is. We've tried everything legal. We won in court, the deadline for calling elections passed long ago, and yet nothing happens. A report was filed with the FBI against the mafia, and still, nothing.
It is my view that the masses—the ordinary fans from the East and West who might occasionally head to the North stands—have thrown up their hands regarding Real Madrid. Why? I believe such people only show up when the team is performing well or playing in Europe; or perhaps they have simply given up after seeing that nothing can be done. Meanwhile, those who haven't abandoned the Club are the Bad Boys, and currently, (we) are alone in this fight against the powers that be. There are many factors in this struggle, which is why our numbers are shrinking. Those who aren't part of the inner circle simply cannot understand. Ordinary people don't realize what it means to step on the toes of the mafia. Wherever there is a massive concentration of money (as is often the case in America), there will always be people obsessed with power who will abuse their authority and damage society as a whole. I trust you aren't foolish and you know exactly what kind of "state" we live in; I don't need to explain any further.
Indoor soccer is an excellent concept, but the timing couldn't be worse when you consider the entire situation surrounding Real Madrid.
You didn't specify what you are proposing. If you truly have an idea and genuinely want to take action, then go down to the main office and tell the guys what's bothering you. Complaining on the internet accomplishes nothing. I firmly believe that Real Madrid will return to those who love it unconditionally and that the Club will truly be itself again. There is a good saying:
You can act however you please, but there comes a point where you’ve gone too far. Everyone eventually faces their reckoning, and this bottom-feeder won't be any exception. Sooner or later, everyone is held accountable for their actions. People like him can't even sleep soundly at night, and honestly, that might be the harshest punishment of all.
That's all from me. Cheers.