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Bad Boys in Fans ·
Jonathan Edwards8 said:Everything changes, yet your footage remains forever...
Even if you all end up chasing one another down the road...

So, where on earth is that video from the interstate near Indianapolis? Did you actually pay that guy, or was he just some associate of yours?
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Bad Boys in Fans ·
Susan Ward23;75221649 said:I think it’s pretty obvious why I tend to steer clear of this specific sub-forum (😬)... but seeing how much everyone is obsessing over Mamićev's supposed "comeback," I just couldn't help myself.

Honestly, when Dinamo is struggling, it actually makes my day a little brighter. 🙂

It is just that typical, ego-driven nonsense you see from the Tovar crowd... though, frankly, it has been obvious for ages that most of you lot hate Dinamo far more than you could ever love Hajduk, but please, enough already... there are moments when your bitterness makes you almost more loathsome than a group of die-hard extremists, and even saying "almost" feels like a massive understatement.
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Bad Boys in Fans ·
Jesse Doyle3 said:They’re the ones responsible for the second and third indictments, though I wouldn't say they're quite as tied to the first one.
As for the second count, we’re still just waiting on the trial to actually kick off, and that third indictment hasn't even been officially confirmed yet.

Honestly, the whole lot of them need to go down eventually, and I truly hope it happens sooner rather than later because this entire situation is just beyond revolting...
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Bad Boys in Fans ·
Jesse Doyle3 said:Who’s actually claiming this is going to be finalized immediately? If we are looking at the timeline, a final, binding ruling shouldn't realistically materialize until late autumn or perhaps even early next year...

I am under the impression that there is significant external pressure being applied by the investigators from Switzerland and the US who were involved in the probe, which leads me to believe that the Supreme Court won't simply toss the verdict out or try to soften the blow...
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Bad Boys in Fans ·
I wonder when that court ruling out of Osijek will finally become legally binding...
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Bad Boys in Fans ·
placidheron16 said:You seem to be reading far too many articles penned by Zdravko Reic, though if you truly believe we are the ones sitting on the club's Board of Directors, then perhaps you could enlighten me... what exactly are you attempting to achieve through that supporter association? Is that our identity, or can you provide some actual clarification? Please, refrain from calling others on their cell phones to explain things to you; speak from your own mind, assuming you possess any genuine devotion to this club...

As for the clashes, we had our victories and you had yours, which makes for an endlessly entertaining spectacle, I suppose, and I find it hard to believe you’ve finally realized that bragging about some little scuffle in front of a local grocery store doesn't make you tough—though, honestly, God knows whoever was there certainly held their own, and credit where credit is due...
And regarding Columbus, this whole situation isn't sitting right with us, it really isn't, despite how you try to frame it. You were given a two-hour window by the guys from Columbus, and frankly, they handled themselves brilliantly, yet instead of being happy about the outcome, or perhaps considering how we might better secure our surroundings to avoid future blockades, you simply rush to the internet to vent. It’s as if our people aren't aware they looked foolish at Macola, just as your lot seems oblivious to the fact that they were running scared in Columbus, regardless of whatever excuses you attempt to manufacture...

Our people are watching your progress toward Brussels, seeing the faded shirts and the little Omega logos and whatnot... but why bother with all that? You used to mock us for being nothing more than an "internet brigade," yet now, quite frankly, you fascinate me...

If you were even remotely active in this entire saga, you wouldn't be spewing such nonsense, let alone looking back at your previous posts... just shut this down, because this whole thing has devolved into a complete circus, much like those old underground scenes...
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Bad Boys in Fans ·
Brian Martin78 said:I simply cannot wrap my head around these abstract concepts or what it supposedly means to be "against the club." I have never once stood against Real Madrid. However, I have stood against the club's management, and I certainly intend to continue doing so...
I am at a loss as to what else this could possibly refer to. Real Madrid has played behind closed doors in Europe maybe two or three times, or perhaps just once with limited seating, incurring fines in the process, and that is all you people seem to care about... it's just more "like" button mentality for Facebook. While some of you see your friends grabbing beers at a local pub and chipping in for their lunch, most people miss that entirely. I am not attacking you personally, but rather expressing a general opinion that being a target for twenty different idiots throwing torches onto a pitch while being watched by 200 cameras and 500 morons isn't exactly a joke. This wouldn't be such a senseless debate if I hadn't already pointed out two posts ago exactly why we can blame half of this repression on certain behaviors... People truly don't realize how much damage they've done with their idiotic online ramblings, nor how effectively the other side manipulates those same individuals through the internet...

I couldn't care less what some ultra fan group, some random outsider, or some social media page has to say, especially since they have absolutely nothing to do with true supporter mentality. What you are writing about Real Madrid is actually nonsense... plenty of people were celebrating those goals scored in places like Chicago or similar cities, and while I respect the leadership of the organized groups and honor every decision they make, I find that I cannot, and will not, celebrate this version of "Real Madrid"...
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Bad Boys in Fans ·
Robert Cooper60 said:Don't get all worked up now, but you clearly missed the entire point of what I was saying, yet you just can't seem to resist the urge to jump in with a rebuttal...

If you ask me, he understands you perfectly fine, he’s just acting like some high-and-mighty intellectual who thinks he's too good for the conversation. This whole supposed "grand comeback" looks exactly like that to me, and I truly hope the front office didn't cut any corners to make it happen, because we all remember the absolute mess we've been dealing with over the last few years, and I would hate to see all that struggle end up being for nothing...
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Bad Boys in Fans ·
amstel;59840959 said:

Focus on the principle at hand rather than getting caught up in the personalities involved... 😉

Short and to the point!
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Chicago Blackhawks fans in Fans ·
Slavija vs. GNK, this Saturday at 6 PM

http://pozega.eu/u-pleternici-brojna...ska-dogadanja/
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Support resources for families dealing with cancer and other serious illnesses in Health ·
Angela Wright said:Neurosurgery Mayo Clinic, anyone? Maybe Paladino, Darkness, or Henry...

We don't actually have the physical CT or MRI scans on hand, though the discharge summary does include a detailed description from one of those imaging reports... I can't help but wonder if such a written description would be sufficient for a surgeon to determine if an operation is even feasible...
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Support resources for families dealing with cancer and other serious illnesses in Health ·
Angela Wright said:He's likely experiencing these outbursts because of the edema... a course of dexamethasone and mannitol might offer some relief, though one has to wonder to what extent, given how far the tumor has already progressed. I would suggest taking his MRI or CT scans over to the Mayo Clinic to have them evaluated for surgical viability via Gamma Knife, or perhaps consulting a radiologist to determine if there is any remaining capacity for radiation or if he has already reached the absolute maximum dose. It seems rather futile to consider discharging him from the hospital before getting such an opinion...

I suspect he has indeed hit the maximum radiation limit, as my doctor here in Washington, D.C. explicitly told me he can't undergo any more radiation treatments. As for the Gamma Knife option, I suppose I could look into that... Do you happen to know which specialist we should reach out to?
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Support resources for families dealing with cancer and other serious illnesses in Health ·
Greetings to everyone here... My father underwent surgery for a lung tumor about two and a half years ago, and earlier this year, the cancer metastasized to his brain, which led to radiation therapy; after that treatment, he returned home feeling like a completely transformed man. However, just a few days ago, he suffered an epileptic seizure and was rushed to the neurology department at the local hospital, where they discovered new metastases, subsequently transferring him to a different facility... Three days ago, I inquired with the doctor at this new facility regarding my father's prognosis, and she bluntly told me that he is essentially just waiting for death. Seeking clarity, I went to see his primary physician at the hospital in New York City the following day to present his medical records. She informed me that if I could bring him to New York City for an evaluation, we could secure both a bed and specialized therapy, but there is a significant caveat: he must be mobile and fully conscious. Unfortunately, my father is currently unable to move effectively; he hasn't had sensation in his right arm for about two weeks, and while he can bear weight on his right leg, he cannot actually move it. He remains conscious and possesses such a fierce will to fight that when I mentioned he might walk again if he could just make it to New York City, he nearly leapt out of his bed... I called the other facility as well, and they were quite explicit—once they discharge him, he will not be permitted to return there. Is it realistic to expect that, with medication alone, he might recover enough within a few weeks to support himself on his left leg so that I can transport him to New York City? If I do manage to get him to New York City for that evaluation, they might simply send him straight home, and I am deeply concerned that we cannot provide the level of care at home that he receives at the current facility, even if they are only managing him with tablets... I find myself at a loss... What would be the most prudent course of action to take??
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Bad Boys - Part IV in Fans ·
cosmiccobra12 said:Can I ask a serious question regarding the title of this thread?

http://realmadrid.com/en/news/latest-updates-on-the-club.html

Is anyone actually planning on sending this out, because I have a nagging feeling this might end up being a total disaster, much like what happened with Bulgaria last year...?


I mean, does one even need to draft an official press release for this or reach out to someone specifically? You know better than anyone how messy our relationship with the club has become lately, so I suppose the inevitable conclusion is that everyone just ends up doing whatever they feel like...
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