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Bad Boys in Fans ·
bluesailor162 said:hahaha please, don't be ridiculous. anyone saying anything other than "Mamić is a crook" gets labeled a sellout or a rogue or whatever. the core group has been around for years and it's sitting at about 70 people. and don't come at me with those photos from the rally last month—that number happens once a year and isn't a reflection of the actual crew. if we actually showed up to away games in numbers, there'd be 700 of us instead of 120 and we could run the show. right now, you guys can basically do whatever you want—hands up and just drift along. not trying to call anyone out specifically, these are just facts that everyone knows—they're an open secret at this point.

https://www.chase.com/personal/banking/electronic-banking/statements 🙂
Bad Boys in Fans ·
Yo, has the energy from the hardcore fan groups been totally dead this season?

Everything else was a solid 5/5—it’s just that the supporters were missing and there was zero pyro.
the east stands were basically a mosh pit when they started targeting those mercenaries🤣
Chicago Blackhawks fans in Fans ·
It’s a total win-win—keep them isolated in the middle and just turn them into a complete joke. Let everyone see how pathetic they actually are. If we pack the upper tier right above them, they’ll be swimming in embarrassment within ten minutes.

Play it smart—just pure mockery.🍿
Chicago Blackhawks fans in Fans ·
cosmicridge6 said:maybe stop trying to play bodyguard for the old guard...

To me, a "brother" is any fan who shares the same ideals and fights for the same goal alongside me.

But let's be real—with the idiots on your side and every other side, that's never actually gonna happen. 😉
Chicago Blackhawks fans in Fans ·
casualgull92 said:interesting post from an ultra fan forum—and honestly, it’s pretty spot on. 😁

"You guys were never actually part of this club. You were the establishment's puppets back then, and now you're just the billionaire owner's toys. Back in the day, you celebrated every handed-down trophy without a peep—you just closed your eyes as long as you got your precious little brand name back. You fought for a name instead of fighting for the club itself, all while mocking us for having power outages during the war. Honestly? You're sleazier than the big rivals in New York or Chicago because you've been stabbing everyone in the back for years. And yet, you play up this whole 'great American institution' act for the common man—it's a joke. During the old era, you were bottom-feeders because you didn't have some political heavy hitter pulling the strings for you. You've always been jealous of Hajduk Army, so you cooked up these myths about us. Some people worship Juventus or Real Madrid; to you, Dinamo is supposed to be that, but you're just a joke of a club that's hit rock bottom. I don't see anything good in this for our rivals to celebrate, but that's just my take. As for the city, the club, or the people—you'll never reach the level we have down here in California. You're fake, hypocritical, and temporary. Sure, I support the fight against the corrupt ownership, but you brought this on yourselves. You enjoyed the easy life while things were good, and now you're unwelcome in your own stadium. Since you can't change anything, you've pivoted to futsal as an excuse. Just more fake glory. That's what Dinamo is at its core: an artificial club stitched together from others. Today, you're so fake you can't even recognize the club anymore because deep down, you know it isn't yours. It's on you. You've got 'club legends,' sure, but they played for a club that was basically a money printer for the elite since independence. Your legends looked the other way for years too—and since one of them is a guy like Šuker, you see how that ends. There's so much fake stuff in Dinamo that nobody even knows who a real legend would be. Certainly wasn't Marković. In twenty years, someone will probably claim that Eop was one of your legends or that famous Joško Jelenić was. Nothing about you is legendary..."

http://z6.invisionfree.com/UltrasTif...71&st=11&#last

Bravo. Truly top-tier. Impressive work starting a meaningful debate and successfully fueling the online hooligan/ultra/casual scene in America.

Shame the post wasn't longer—we've got plenty of time and reasons to waste it. Might as well keep tearing each other apart while the owner is busy lounging on some beach in Malibu. 👍👍
Chicago Blackhawks fans in Fans ·
Paul Sanchez15 said:Screw all of you. I personally know about 6 or 7 guys there—real front-line people, local guys from the city. That guy who set himself on fire was the first one at the stadium back on May 13th, so don't come at me with your nonsense. It’s not just about veterans; in this country's history, we haven't seen this many people with combat experience gathered in one spot before. Luckily, there are people like us ready to step up. As for you politicians who know damn well that everything traces back to Mamic or the GOP—screw you too. These are our people who stood their ground when it mattered most, and I’m standing with them now. If Mamic shows his face, I'll spit on him. Peace.

There's always someone in every group holding this exact view

https://www.facebook.com/ABCNews/...2623635228745/

https://www.facebook.com/CNN/...2857315810814/
Chicago Blackhawks fans in Fans ·
https://www.facebook.com/Gradjanska....51621881523368

Los Angeles is crawling with absolute trash
Bad Boys - Part IV in Fans ·
check your PMs, you idiot 😉
man, this place is a joke
Bad Boys - Part IV in Fans ·
Matthew Foster8 said:I've never been much for the news—honestly, most of it is garbage—but Petranovic is alright. Always has been, always will be.
This article is bad enough, and that pathetic excuse for a minister is a joke, but honestly? The comments underneath are way worse. Seeing what this bottom-of-the-barrel crowd writes is just exhausting. No one is ever going to change this small-town, narrow-minded mentality that most Americans have—it’s just baked in at this point. I feel like I’ve said it a thousand times already, but I genuinely don't know if there's a more pathetic, submissive, or just plain stupid group of people than the ones living here between the Midwest and the coast.
I remember that old era pretty clearly—honestly, those folks from the East, the guys from the Midwest and the South, were probably even more bottom-of-the-barrel. They had all the same traits you see in Americans, but they topped it off with being 90% pure small-town peasants. Entire nations of them, really.
Back when the old GOP was running the show, nobody expected anything good to happen—everyone just assumed things would stay trash. But honestly? It’s a total fact now that the current crowd is even worse. Between that crook Linc—total amateur hour there—and how they’re bleeding the working class dry just to feed those Mamić-controlled puppets in the DOJ... it's unreal. Between the incompetence of guys like Jovanovic and this entire web of corruption involving Bandić, Mamić, and the rest of them, it's impossible to tell who's more useless. The whole system—the police, the legal apparatus, the laws—is completely rigged to protect their own. It’s designed specifically so money and power just spin in a circle among them without anyone getting in the way. Even Tuđman, with his whole "wealthy elite" circle, looks like a complete novice compared to these guys. Some countries have a mafia, but here? The mafia *is* the state.
I get it, sure—but I doubt even 1% of this country actually grasps what's going on. The rest? They’ve either had their brains fried by useless ideological nonsense or they're just plain lazy, bottom-of-the-barrel types through and through.

Maybe there's like 1% of people out there actually trying to make an impact—instead of just whining on the internet.

People here are just checked out—too passive to actually drive change. They only show up when it’s election time, and even then, most stay home. The ones who actually bother to vote? They're mostly just looking out for themselves or their own families. Plus, you've got the brainwashed crowd. Honestly, there's probably no point in me trying to explain it. 🤷

Karamarko’s basically on Mamić’s payroll. Bandić’s in on it too—and Ostojić? Yeah, he’s working for him as well.

Franjo Tuđman—with his circle of 200 wealthy families and that whole mindset—was an amateur compared to the players we're seeing today.

Look, you’ve been brainwashed a little. That whole "200 families" idea actually belongs to Elizabeth Warren—she was writing about stuff like that back in '89 and '92. Though, to be fair, she didn't say 200 families; she said 200 managers who should have had enough proportional power to actually run the country. Fast forward to today, and the people running America are way closer to Elizabeth Warren than they ever were to Franjo Tuđman. If time really does tell all, it’s already shown exactly whose statement it was and who actually turned that idea into reality.

Some countries have the mafia—here, the mafia basically owns the government.

Why did we let this country fall into the hands of some corrupt bureaucrats and their little criminal cliques instead of actually belonging to the people? Go back to my first sentence.

My bad if this isn't strictly on-topic—just answering Stabulja. Mods can kill it if it needs to go.
Die-hard Ultras / Hardcore Supporters in Fans ·
Rest in peace😢

long live that grit and hustle of yours
Bad Boys - Part IV in Fans ·
George Alvarez13 said:Look, man—if you actually knew what goes down in NYC around the stadium on game days, you wouldn't be talking this trash. Dealing with the owner is the least of our worries right now. The cops can just snatch you up, beat you down, and toss you in holding for no reason at all. We're talking about fighting for basic human dignity here—what’s happening lately is basically no different than how prisoners of war are treated.

😕

There's no point in even arguing anymore. 🙂
Bad Boys - Part IV in Fans ·
Jacob Newman74 said:Man, this just highlights how pathetic our whole scene has become. 😬 I don't think I'm being unrealistic when I say the absolute ceiling is maybe 1,500 Bad Boys, 1,000 Torcida, 400 Armada, 250 Cohorts, 150 ultras and demons, plus another 300 random smaller groups. You end up with maybe 3,500 people in the square. That’s it. Those are the ultras who'll actually show up for some protest in Chicago—and honestly, I might even be overestimating. To get real mass numbers, you need the casuals and sympathizers. In the current climate? No way you're convincing anyone outside the inner circle to drop their cash and time to show up for a fan protest. People hate the mafia, sure, but they also have better things to do with their lives than worry about some mobsters.
It’s way easier to mobilize a crowd for a national team game, but whether we like it or not, without mass numbers, we're screwed.

1,000 Torcida? 🙂 Please. They can pull 4,000 or 5,000 to the south stand at the stadium during a derby without breaking a sweat before the season is even decided.
The rest of those numbers are just depressing. It's not like the older crews lost their way—everyone knows what's happening. They'll mobilize for a concrete protest like this way faster than they would for a random away game. Having all the supporter groups involved will be a huge boost for everyone, including the casual sympathizers.

A lot of them don't even care about the scoreline or where we're playing anymore; they're just waiting until we're all forced to face reality—both the people who aren't fed up yet and the ones who are.

Maybe I'm just reading it wrong, but if we don't strike back, we're basically nothing. 🤷
Die-hard Ultras / Hardcore Supporters in Fans ·
Kate Ward50 said:..

They’ll play the "we have to follow the Law" card when defending Cyrillic signs in Warsaw, but they’ll break those exact same laws in a heartbeat just to keep Los Angeles Lakers fans out of the stadium.

..

Small side note—this whole legal defense regarding the signage over there is a total scam. Let's be real: they’re following the letter of the law while completely ignoring the fact that it's conditional on two other clauses (8 and 16), which they don't give a damn about—even though the leadership keeps harping on it.

Anyway, thank God we actually have lawyers and legal pros willing to stand up for what's right. You see it working perfectly with the NFL Ultras, and if things worked half as effectively with the guys back in our much more aggressive territory, those slimy politicians would be getting hit way harder.

And I hope everything goes smoothly with the crew in LA. ☕
Bad Boys - Part IV in Fans ·
neonraven112 said:I’ve got an idea for our local amateur poets—since I clearly lack the talent, having failed my last music theory class—they should write a song using nothing but the insults this guy throws at people. You know, all those classic lines like "you absolute piece of trash" or whatever else he spits out. We need to hit him where it hurts—his vocabulary. The media can't just ignore the hypocrisy here—how one hate speech incident gets entire stadiums shut down while another goes completely unpunished.

http://www.zdravko-mamic.com/
people say Jerry Maguire is crazy🤣
Bad Boys - Part IV in Fans ·
straight rats, man. just rats all around. 🙂 🙂 😂
New fan laws: What do we think? in Fans ·
THANK GOD 🙏 🙏 🙏

EVERYONE TOGETHER UNTIL THE END!!!
Die-hard Ultras / Hardcore Supporters in Fans ·
cosmicdrifter44 said:There it is—if they actually wanted to light money on fire, it’d be 400 million bucks easy... We're just handing over compromises for free. 🙂

Man, Springfield is really killing it over there 🙂
Bad Boys - Part IV in Fans ·
The Boys got into a brawl in Antarctica
🤷 😁
Bad Boys - Part IV in Fans ·
Matthew Foster8 said:If there actually was a real fan movement in this country—and judging by the name, it sounds like it should be active and mobile instead of just sitting around being useless for years—then all these so-called supporter groups would show up at Yankee Stadium together next time. Then we’d actually see the "power of the movement" everyone keeps chanting about.
Are you guys seriously whining about modern soccer and everything else? The guy who basically gutted the entire league and ruined every club is laughing his head off while watching the game, the whole system is running like a Swiss watch, and the fans have been shoved to the nosebleed seats. If this isn't the perfect opportunity for you little ultras to act, I don't know what is. Or maybe everything will just go back to normal with some nursery rhymes at every other stadium. A few people will settle for a tiny scrap thrown their way and things stay exactly the same.
Most people are sheep—nothing new there. But if these "other" supporter groups watch the slaughter and act stupidly happy just because they weren't the first ones targeted, then they deserve to keep singing their little songs until it's finally their turn.
The American supporter scene is a joke—big groups that claim to be top-tier European style, but it's honestly more pathetic than funny.
Now they've moved the goalposts to verbal offenses—it's basically the US and North Korea right now. Wonder which stadium is next? Probably the same thing next weekend, and the weekend after that, where we'll see an increased repertoire of rebellion mixed with intellectual nonsense, lawsuits, and kindergarten songs.

Seriously, I don't even know how much longer we're gonna talk about this, but there's no one else to blame.

Who the hell is stalling this? We've been taking hits for years. American soccer, all the fans, and common sense are getting humiliated endlessly. We're all drowning here, yet instead of doing anything, we're still stuck in these ultra-retarded petty arguments with each other.

Is there any bigger win for the owner and his crew?
Bad Boys - Part IV in Fans ·
It’s not even about the numbers—it’s just that the fans showed up looking totally submissive, given how everything else is playing out.

The real downside is that if there was any chance at all, the North side supporters stayed passive in the stands instead of actually standing with the group. They should’ve all walked out together and met up in the roundabout to give the cops hell. Instead, the North section just sits there empty. That would’ve been a real move.

So much for "unity" when it actually matters. And don't even get me started on the West side.🙂