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Bad Boys in Fans ·
His wife, Venus, shared her own testimony, opening up about the many hardships they’ve faced... including their son, who once lost his way completely.

"He stopped attending Holy Mass altogether and started traveling all over Europe with the Bad Boys. I never stopped praying for him to turn things around, and God truly had a plan in mind. Now, he joins the guys every Monday for spiritual retreats," Venus explained.

It’s hardly surprising you’ve made peace with everyone; those spiritual retreats will be the end of you.☕
Bad Boys - Part IV in Fans ·
Honestly, why should anyone give a damn about who shows up when? It’s because of idiots like this, constantly obsessing over who was at which game or who’s the "truest" fan, that 90% of people have just stopped showing up. It isn't because of the police, or Mamić, or even how terrible the football has been lately. I go when the mood strikes me, or when I feel like there might actually be a decent match, some good banter, and a solid crowd. Personally, I’ve been arrested about 20 times in my life and I’ve never felt any shame about it, but seeing these depressive, moronic debates makes me lose all motivation to follow the team. Instead of going to the stadium, I'd rather just check the scores on my phone. Seriously, we need to purge everyone who brings this negative energy, myself included. And frankly, it’s hilarious that some people think being insulted—even at games they aren't even attending—actually hurts them. But when it comes to those of us who actually show up and want to go, man, it drives me absolutely insane every single time. What really gets me is that half of these arguments are started by these little kids who managed to scrape together enough money for fifteen away trips and now suddenly think they're the smartest people in the universe. I'd much rather have ten real fans than fifty pretenders. Even if there are three hundred people at a game, everyone starts acting like an enemy, trying to decide who is a "real" supporter and who isn't. We’ve turned into our own worst critics, policing one another, deciding who deserves to be there and who doesn't. And look where that mindset has gotten us, wouldn't you agree?