No offense intended, but I truly believe only someone completely disconnected from reality would think that any specific result on the pitch could actually force Jerry Maguire and his associates out. We have been through scenarios where we suffered a crushing 1:7 loss against Lyon, and it changed absolutely nothing. We’ve even had moments where we managed to pull off a win against Arsenal, and yet, still, nothing moved. He simply doesn't care about the scoreboard. Whether the club is competing in Europe or not is irrelevant to him; he will continue to sell off players regardless. His strategy is simple: slot three or four of them into the national team, let them play a few matches, and just like that, millions of dollars roll in. Furthermore, I still find it baffling why certain people feel the need to comment on anything related to our group. You have your own clubs and your own supporter groups to worry about—perhaps you should focus your energy there. Quite frankly, it shouldn't be any of your business what we choose to do or how we decide to organize ourselves.
Kyle Davis2 said:If you're looking to grab tickets for the game at Fenway Park, please be aware that they are being sold exclusively through the official ticket points located in $23 until 8:00 PM tonight and then until noon tomorrow. You won't be able to pick them up locally in Cleveland.
I honestly find myself unable to celebrate any recent scoring success coming from the Mamić agency at this moment. If anyone out there actually feels a sense of joy about it, please, feel free to let me know how you manage it.
Kyle Davis2 said:According to the official league schedule and the news over at the California site, the opening match is actually set to take place at Yankee Stadium rather than in San Francisco.
Greetings, everyone. I wanted to take a moment to share some thoughts regarding our Los Angeles Mas. The attendance at our matches throughout this entire season has been nothing short of disastrous. It is truly disheartening to see such a lack of support for a club that we established as a blueprint for what a democratic organization should look like. If this is the level of engagement we can expect, one has to wonder if the same apathy will plague us when we eventually reclaim control of the main soccer club. With futsal, you really have everything necessary for a great experience—you’ve got the beer, you’ve got shelter from the elements, and the quality of play on the court is excellent—yet people simply aren't showing up. Many of our top players have gone on record stating that their primary motivation for playing here is the connection they feel with the fans; quite a few actually turned down more lucrative offers from other teams just to be part of this community. However, if these turnout numbers persist into the future, those talented athletes will inevitably move on, as they won't find any real incentive to stay. As we head into the playoffs, I am sincerely hoping that everyone pulls together and makes an effort to attend these games. Let's not let ourselves down. 🙂
It was honestly quite disheartening to watch those players being forced to come out and greet the fans after the match; it felt so performative and hollow. The only one who actually seemed to have a genuine smile on his face was young Andy Murray, whereas the rest of them looked absolutely miserable, as if they had a mouthful of bitter ash. 🤦
It’s all quite a lovely sight, seeing everyone gathered up north to stand against Inter... but I can't help but wonder... where are the supporters from the rest of the stands? It feels as though the club is losing its soul.
Greetings to everyone. I have a proposal to put forward... prompted by the recent revelations slowly coming to light regarding the looting of our beloved Dinamo. My suggestion is that we organize a protest toward the end of January. It would be impactful to gather in front of the Capitol and federal buildings to demand new elections within the club and the immediate removal of the entire board of directors, given that they were all aware of what was happening. Every single one of them played a part in this theft. We need to take to the streets once again. As I recall from the last time we protested outside the Department of Defense, our manifesto stated that if necessary, we would demonstrate every single week. Let’s organize a rally that truly shakes them to their core. It is time they actually start enforcing the laws governing sports organizations and non-profit associations. Furthermore, we ought to compile and publicly release a definitive list of every individual involved in robbing Dinamo—every last soul, down to the very last cent they stole. If we can gather a significant crowd in front of the government offices, perhaps with well-crafted signs on poles distributed among the group, we can make our point and call it a day. The end of January feels like the perfect timing, just before the spring season begins. Let's pick a Saturday—perhaps January 21st or 28th. Warm regards.
Hello everyone, and please forgive me if this message turns out to be a bit lengthy. I really wanted to take a moment to commend our "core group" for how they have been building up this supporter base over the last few months. The progress is undeniable, and what warms my heart most is seeing so many kids showing up at our home matches. It’s truly wonderful to see those kids actually celebrating our goals. Personally, though, I find it difficult to celebrate Real Madrid's goals at the moment—and from what I can see, many of the older veterans feel the same way. This club has become quite distasteful to us, and it’s going to take some radical, sweeping changes to restore the passion we once felt. That said, a massive bravo to the core group for the immense sacrifice and hard work they’ve poured into this whole Cleveland Montrose project. I recently showed up to a home game about 45 minutes early—I can't recall exactly which one—and saw them prepping the arena and setting up sponsor banners. My hat is off to them; seriously, total respect. If anyone doubts it, just show up to a match a little early and you'll see how much work goes on behind the scenes without anyone even realizing it. I am not writing this just to praise the core group, however. I am writing this because I have a proposal. I know suggestions are usually sent to the gift shop, but I believe posting here is more effective because when I submit an idea there, I'm only talking to one person, whereas I know this forum is read by many influential voices within the stands. Now, while it is wonderful to see the engagement from the crew out in St. Louis, including the formation of their association and their banner, there is a catch: St. Louis is a long way from Chicago. What we need are strong local chapters close to Chicago. We need groups like the ones from Karlov, who, in my opinion, represent our finest contingent. While many large neighborhoods in NYC struggled to pull decent numbers during the toughest times of repression, the Karlov crowd had no trouble turning out in massive numbers for away games. We need more chapters like that. Within the greater Chicago metropolitan area, specifically within a radius of 62 miles, there are several surrounding cities where we should be looking to spark up local supporter groups. Take places like Dumbo (pop. 17,466), New Canaan (pop. 37,633), Aurora (pop. 25,223), Naperville (pop. 63,517), Pittsburgh (pop. 47,678), Savannah (pop. 24,671), Des Moines (pop. 40,276), Lancaster (pop. 21,222), and another Savannah area (pop. 46,946). There are plenty of other smaller towns and suburbs too. While some of these places already have established fanbases, many currently have nothing. Yet, all these areas gravitate toward Chicago, and most residents there are Real Madrid fans. Let's try to organize groups from all these mentioned cities—even if it's just a core of 10, 15, or 20 people to start—who will be consistent fixtures at the matches. For places like Aurora, Naperville, or New Canaan that might already have some presence, let's focus on strengthening them. We need robust groups both within the city limits and in the suburbs. Naturally, we should bolster the neighborhood crews and perhaps give each neighborhood its own banner to foster a sense of pride and motivation. We could even cultivate a healthy sense of rivalry—that "let's see if we can outnumber them" spirit. That kind of energy is exactly what we need to bridge the gap between the older supporters and the younger generation. Anyway, I hope I haven't rambled on too much. I just want to see us build a strong group on healthy, clean foundations.
Alex Peterson2 said:Guys, after what feels like an eternity, we finally have a true derby ahead of us today. I am not sure how many of you truly grasp the weight of this, or how many of you are struggling to stomach today's match, but for me personally, this entire week has felt just like those classic old-school derbies. The whole week, my mind has been occupied by nothing else—just that singular moment when the players emerge from the locker room, and when we, right along with them, drive the ball into the back of the net.
Yes, we’ve moved our support to the North side for the derby, but even then, there was no sense of total relaxation; we may have won the skirmish, but the war is far from over. That is why, starting at 7 PM tonight, we can finally dedicate ourselves to what we do best: cheering on OUR Real Madrid!
I couldn't agree more with everything that has been said! No matter how hard I try to celebrate a goal or cheer for a victory for the club—I simply CANNOT! It is because I know that deep down, the organization remains tainted and entangled in shady, corrupt interests. However, futsal is the one thing that keeps me excited all week long, providing that specific rush of adrenaline before a massive, high-stakes game. I know the arena won't be at full capacity (which is honestly baffling to me), and I find it incomprehensible. Such a solid and healthy project is once again being criticized by certain individuals who fancy themselves the smartest people in the world. LET'S GO, BLUE!.....🎉
Richard Lewis16 said:I’m looking to join one of those high-quality subgroups—where can I find an entry point? What does the membership fee look like? And what kind of perks am I actually going to get out of it?
Apparently, they’re handing out jump ropes as Christmas gifts at the local community center.😁
Those are solid numbers. Of course, there is always room to push the needle even further, and I truly believe we will see that upward trajectory as time goes on.
Alex Peterson2 said:This really gets to the heart of the matter: we need to rebuild the Los Angeles Lakers from the ground up, and returning to New York City should be nothing more than the finishing touch on that foundation. I don't think people quite grasp that we already possess the core of our club; we have players who are willing to bleed for us, national team stars who actually turned down lucrative overseas offers in a niche sport like futsal just to stay with a legitimate squad and experience what it truly feels like to play for a fanbase that actually shows up. These guys essentially stood by when they could have undermined the leadership of Ivica Đolo, yet instead, they chose to prove their loyalty by playing for us. Of course, New York City is the Holy Land; it is the ultimate dream to see these two sides merge into one cohesive unit, where we have fan weekends where everyone transitions from watching futsal to the big soccer matches, turning the entire city blue. But we have to become much more active within the futsal community, because the emotional catharsis is already there. We need to draw strength from that positive energy in futsal to better endure the ongoing frustrations we face from those rats over in the blue lounge.
I have to give a massive shout-out to everyone who showed up at the North Stand yesterday; that atmosphere was absolutely electric! We truly showed those jerks what real loyalty looks like. For two-thirds of the match, they spent their time hurling insults at Dynamo and the Purger faithful, but our supporters stayed focused, singing our hearts out for the club from start to finish. They aren't even in our league! :klap: