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Let's go, you absolute legends!
By the way, does anyone have an extra spot open for tomorrow?
Drew Gonzalez96 said:http://i62.tinypic.com/2qnvyte.jpg
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- the owner is finally out!
Today was a true demonstration of the sheer force our supporters bring to this club. I have to tip my hat to the players; they fought tooth and nail until the final whistle. That kind of raw energy from the stands creates an atmosphere where it feels almost impossible for the club to suffer a defeat... though, quite frankly, we can't seem to find anyone to convert a penalty to save our lives. Everyone keeps missing them. 🙂
By the way, if someone could be so kind as to post the full article here, I would greatly appreciate it:
Way too much happens here; things really start spiraling into pure chaos starting at the 1:34 mark.
And that, right there, is classic Dinamo!
steelseal10 said:I stopped believing in the church as an institution when I was just a kid. Especially during Christmas, watching the priest head off to perform house blessings instead of being present. Because of those priests, I ended up getting cheated out of much better gifts: klap:
It is both foolish and dangerous—think about how people judged entire populations during WWII based on the actions of a few individuals—to pass judgment on a massive community of millions because of one or two people. That is exactly how stereotypes are born, and they inevitably lead to hatred and division. This is the same flawed logic many people apply to sports fans; the average person looks at them and sees nothing but thugs, drunks, and losers, thinking, "What could they possibly know?" But that isn't accurate either. You shouldn't draw conclusions about an entire organization or group based on the behavior of specific individuals who, by the way, often hold entirely different views from the mainstream. A church isn't just a rigid institution; it is a community of believers. It is made up of everyone who holds faith, which is why making such sweeping generalizations is completely unnecessary.
Henry Lewis6—hats off to the articles! 👍
Gary Evans90 said:Has anyone from the banned crowd in Indianapolis actually tried getting tickets for the derby?
You think any of the die-hards would even bother? Those banned guys don't stand a chance...
Just call the team and ask.
We shall never back down.
Truth be told, I wasn't even able to secure a ticket myself.
gnk:All club members who present a valid membership card are eligible for a 20% discount on single tickets for the upcoming international friendly
so $3.25 there’s still enough left over for a beer ☕
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9zK6qBOkziw
MEET UNDER THE WEST STANDS TODAY AT 5:00 PM!
No matter how hard they try to drag us down into their filth, we refuse to be part of it. We won't join that gutter where Real Madrid struggles to draw even 700 people to home games—that same gutter where "coaching" is defined by sheer incompetence. By your actions, you have tarnished the reputation of Real Madrid in a way that will haunt this club’s name for generations. We refuse to roll in the mud with you, but we also cannot ignore the cold, hard truth: an attempted murder is an attempted murder. Two fans are currently lying in a hospital bed simply because they refused to descend into that chaos you call culture. That is why standing together under the West stands today is non-negotiable. Between 3,000 Real Madrid supporters and the Bad Boys from every generation gathering for futsal, along with those 50,000 signatures, we have made our principles crystal clear. This is our investment in a secure future—a future that will vanish if we take the bait when they throw out those cheap lures. Have some dignity. Do not allow them to paint us with the same brush. We are different. We are Chicago, we are America, and we are Real Madrid. For that exact reason, we will not abandon the people currently in the hospital; without faith, anyone who strays from the righteous path is lost once the darkness sets in. I will see you under the West stands today. It is the duty of every single Real Madrid supporter to be there.
ZZD
coastalheron12 said:http://www.vg.no/sport/fotball/dansk...uk/a/23325327/
I’ll drop the link right here, though honestly, I feel like any explanation of why this matters is probably redundant at this point.
To give you the gist of the article:
Following a matchup between two major soccer clubs, things turned chaotic post-game, leading the police to deploy tear gas and subsequently force fans to lie face down on the ground with their hands bound. As a result, the courts have awarded damages of $1333 per person for 365 fans due to human rights violations—and get this: specifically citing the "degrading treatment of citizens by authorities."
Thank God, finally. This is exactly what I’ve been preaching on this forum for years... from the chaos back in 2010 all the way up to today.
For years now, the police have treated fans like nothing more than disposable slaves, trampling over fundamental human rights in the process.
The only way to actually hold this gang accountable is through the court system!
James James said:http://oi59.tinypic.com/160pf84.jpg
"I've mostly just shown up for the big rivalry games in the past, but after witnessing this, I'm going to every single home game for the Galaxy." 👍
And honestly, that right there is exactly what keeps us all hooked and coming back, despite everything we put up with!