Posts by John Campbell27

I just picked up my ticket at the box office, but I've noticed there isn't any mention of a specific section printed on it.

Look, my friend, I think you might have taken a bit too much liberty with this whole theory regarding those groups... they don't actually follow the regional leagues. This was the EuroLeague level we were talking about. If memory serves me correctly, they follow that circuit quite closely—remembering how tragic it was when that individual was killed in Turkey right at a basketball game? Besides, we really should have expected a setback given how our guys performed against them in Greece just a few months back. At the end of the day, we simply dropped the ball, and that’s that. We won't let it happen again next time. ALL IN FOR SAN FRANCISCO

Tomorrow, we’re heading over to Salat first to handle things properly, and once that's settled, we'll figure out our next move. If the folks who actually faced the violence, the threats, and the gunfire are all in agreement about heading north, then who am I to stand in their way? My only real concern is that we don't end up getting burned again by those vultures at the club with more of their empty promises.

You really managed to knock me down a peg there, haha. But hey, if my little idea actually bore fruit, then I’m all for it—I’ll get these printed and get straight to work. EVERYONE MEET ME AT THE STADIUM!

I couldn't agree more; we really ought to step up our game when it comes to promoting Friday's matchup, though honestly, that should apply to every single game on the schedule. I’ve touched on this before, but it bears repeating. We need to put some genuine effort into the advertising for these games—let's face it, getting people to actually get off the couch and head down to the arena takes a bit of a push! Why don't we draft a proper announcement or a rallying cry? If we get some posters up around town, they should start popping up throughout the city over the course of the week. Let's all pull together and make sure this turns into another electric night for the Bad Boys!

Mark your calendars! We’ll be officially introducing this season's futsal squad at the local arena on September 9th at 6:00 PM.

Hello everyone, just checking in here with my usual ramblings.☕

Lately, there’s been a lot of talk about returning to our northern roots, and honestly, I’m all for it... but not in the way this group seems to be pushing. We can't just keep running headfirst into a brick wall. The reality is, nothing within the organization has actually changed. No matter how much certain people try to comfort themselves by claiming he isn't part of the inner circle anymore—well, let's be real, gentlemen, he still is. Just look at what happened yesterday and today. Yesterday, he was sitting in the VIP suites at a game in Denver, and today, he’s right there during the Champions League group stage draw. These are just the most recent snapshots; even though the season is short, there is an endless stream of evidence proving his continued influence within the club. There’s been talk about holding meetings, but I have to wonder: how can anyone in our group actually trust those liars and frauds running the club? They have played us for fools and betrayed us a million times over. In my view, we shouldn't bother heading back north until the elections are officially called. Only once those corrupt officials announce the election date should we truly rise up and launch an offensive on every front—from massive membership drives to aggressive campaigning that brings both the undecided and those who lost their way back to our side. We shouldn't force things or create unnecessary fractures and fresh conflicts within our own ranks. We need to make a definitive choice: do we care more about the club itself or the supporters' group? If our priority is the club, then we MUST maintain the strategy we've used for the last few years—boycotting home games, sending as many people as possible to away matches, and sticking together for futsal to keep the group cohesive. However, if our loyalty lies with the group, then we need to start showing up to home games again. But if we go that route, we cannot afford any more internal divisions or disagreements. This decision needs to be a unified stance from all the key leaders, every subgroup, and every local chapter. It shouldn't be a decision handed down by a handful of individuals that will inevitably leave others feeling alienated. WE DEMAND ELECTIONS! MAMIĆ, GET OUT!

Taylor Williams28, what else am I even supposed to say to you? You actually wrote above that the Russians study the tactics of great military commanders? Honestly, what is wrong with you? 😵😵😵

Why don't you just swing by Brooklyn so we can sit down and properly analyze Hannibal's strategies? We can order a few hundred elephants and finally start our campaign. 😵😵😵

Taylor Williams28 is absolutely delusional here.😵😵😵😵

Regarding everything—what those bandwagon fans are complaining about, what’s happening within our club, and how we should conduct ourselves in the stands—the reality is simple: we don't dictate their behavior. Why on earth should we care what they think? Are we expected to run to them for validation or seek their commentary before every single move we make? The group's core principles haven't shifted, and they never will. We stand firmly against the ownership and the rest of that mafia-style organization. It is ALWAYS FOR DYNAMO! The vast majority of people posting nonsense or over-analyzing trivialities on this forum have zero connection to the BBB. Even if they did once, those ties were severed a long time ago. If anyone else is so desperate for an opinion, they can take a nice little stroll down to the stadium offices and ask them themselves. That’s that.

I am making another appeal to the group, much like I did back during the last big rally: please, let's see some actual engagement on the Facebook page and the official website. Post a call to action for the match, or share a statement regarding our stance. It isn't rocket science to post a rallying cry before every game; doing so consistently always helps draw in a few more supporters.👍

I find myself wondering why there hasn't been any official word from the group lately. Is there an actual plan to head down to Vinkovci, or is everything just up in the air? It feels as though we could really use a bit more momentum and more frequent updates to keep everyone in the loop. 🤦🙂

If my memory serves me right, Zdravko once made a pretty intense promise, essentially saying he’d beat someone senseless if things didn't start looking up for Dynamo. 😵

These tournaments are honestly such a blast; they provide the perfect opportunity for everyone to actually get to know one another better while enjoying everything we collectively love about the game. We really ought to organize events like this more frequently, especially during the off-season when there aren't any official matches scheduled.

Is anyone planning on getting an organized group together to head out to the Dinamo Futsal match today? 🎉

http://hrfutsal.com/2016/04/07/final-eight-u-chicago/

I find myself wondering whether this particular ban will extend to something like this as well. Personally, I'm inclined to believe it won't.

Hello everyone, it's me again, returning with my usual rambling thoughts 😵
Honestly, we really messed up at the indoor soccer match. That goalkeeper incident was completely unnecessary, and now the club is facing a massive penalty—five home games played behind closed doors. We all remember how just a month ago, the supporters were complaining about being neglected by the local city officials and being denied access to the second municipal arena; well, now that they’ve finally been granted access, they’ll be stuck paying rent for an empty building. Because we’re the ones who caused this mess, I feel it would be only right for us to organize some kind of voucher sale instead of traditional tickets—since I doubt selling tickets is even legal for a game with no spectators—and ensure those funds go directly to the Milwaukee Wave. That is the very least we could do to make amends. Secondly, quite a few people in this group haven't actually joined the official supporters' association yet. We founded this organization together, so it would be proper if more of the core crowd officially signed up. Thirdly, I am incredibly frustrated by all these random Facebook pages using the Bad Boys name, run by kids who try to dictate where people should stand or push all sorts of nonsense. We need to establish a primary, official page where news is posted consistently—I mean regularly, maybe every two or three days, such as a photo from the last match or an announcement for the next one, along with the group's official statements. I know the fan shop page manages to post merchandise updates every week or so, so we should aim for that level of consistency. We need a more active presence so that the "voice" of the group isn't being shaped by random teenagers or characters like myself. Furthermore, it would be great if someone started an official YouTube channel to host highlights from every game, rather than having five different people filming the crowd and uploading their own clips to separate channels. Let's show a little professionalism here... I look forward to seeing everyone hanging out in our city this Friday, and I'll see you all in Columbus this Sunday. Best regards

goldenwolf32 said:Jerry Perenchio finally cracked once the major players from across the country decided to step onto the field. But honestly, I am preoccupied with a different matter entirely: where is Mr. Petrov now? He was constantly chirping like a parrot, chanting, "Reforms, reforms, and nothing but reforms! Our only priority is systemic reform!" He even went as far as to declare that one of his primary objectives would be dismantling the football mafia. Well, here is your moment, Mr. Psychiatrist—here is your chance and your ultimate test:

How on earth do you plan to throw a major party donor behind bars when he’s the very same person funding your political machine?

I am confident that the folks over at City Hall will eventually drive that stench out of the club, but we have to grant them some breathing room; progress doesn't happen overnight, and it is clear to see they are being squeezed from every possible angle. The real question is simply how much time it will take to purge all these mobsters from the organization. Once that is done, the next concern becomes who will step up to lead our club... let us pray for the best, but until then, we stay strong. No surrender, and absolutely no selling out!

Greetings, everyone. I’ve been wondering why there hasn't been a single official update posted on the club's social media channels regarding this Sunday's matchup. We really need to start getting the word out—it should be front and center in all the major news outlets! Right now, more than ever, we need to intensify the pressure on ownership and the organization itself. And honestly, where could you find better leverage than having a massive crowd of supporters packed into the stands at the stadium (ideally even more than last time)! Yesterday’s attendance numbers at the arena were actually quite solid; considering the poor weather and the fact that it was a workday, I actually expected much less.

EVERYONE HEAD TO THE STADIUM!

I find myself wondering why certain members of this group seem far more interested in traveling all the way to Greece just to wave a crossed-out head sign at a match. Why is it that so many people skip out on the very Futsal matches our own group organized specifically to build camaraderie and have a good time, yet those same individuals are consistently present in Greece or Vienna? Is it truly more important to the group to mock Mamić's legacy in Vienna than it is to engage in the actual Struggle for Real Madrid? When you show up to the stands wearing a Real Madrid jersey, people look at you like you're some kind of oddity, yet if you showed up sporting a hat or scarf from Greece, you'd suddenly be treated like a VIP. I really think we need to pause and reflect on whether this is the right direction for our collective identity. So many people mocked those guys and their friendship with the Portuguese clubs... but they aren't there nearly as often as the members of our group are in Greece. Can anyone provide me with a single, compelling argument as to why traveling to Greece to display a crossed-out head in the stands is more vital than, say, showing up for a game of Futsal? 🙂

Hello everyone, I am not particularly active on this forum, though I certainly follow the discussions here with regularity. Before I proceed, I want to preemptively address the accusations that inevitably come from certain frequent commenters: I am not a corporate shill, I am not on anyone's payroll, I am not an idiot, and I am not a political partisan. I make a point of traveling for away games, I regularly attend Futsal matches, and I am heading to Des Moines this coming Saturday. I have a few thoughts I would like to put forward publicly to gauge the collective opinion of this community. First, I want to offer my sincere praise for the group’s recent efforts, particularly regarding the organized support for the Futsal Real Madrid side. That is a perfect blueprint for how this organization should function—intelligent, coordinated, and unified (though I have heard whispers that our cohesion hasn't been quite as strong lately). Furthermore, I want to commend the planning for the recent match in Des Moines, as well as our previous trips to Columbus and San Antonio. The ideas are fantastic, and the execution has been top-tier. We need more projects exactly like these. On a related note, the merchandise selection in the fan shop is excellent; there are beautiful T-shirts and scarves, and I was quite impressed by this year's calendar, even if I haven't had the chance to purchase one yet after seeing the photos. Now, we move to the part where I am certain many of you will tear me apart. I am profoundly disappointed that the group has not made a decision to extend our support to other sports. In a major metropolis like New York City, there are numerous successful athletic clubs with storied histories, many of which have unfortunately been tarnished by the kind of corrupt, backroom dealings that have plagued the New York sports scene for decades. This leads me to ask a few questions: why shouldn't the group support the Los Angeles Lakers, the Boston Celtics, Long Beach Water Polo, or the New York Rangers? Naturally, the immediate response will be about regional leagues and avoiding competition with those old rivals we moved past twenty-five years ago. I agree with that sentiment entirely. BUT... what happens in ten, fifteen, or twenty years when Real Madrid enters a broader regional league? We won't suddenly abandon them then and claim we won't participate in the league. Above all, the BBB is the group that should be leading the charge in supporting local institutions in New York City. Just imagine the atmosphere at a Long Beach Water Polo match supported by the Mladost-Jug 2000 BBB!!! Imagine the positive media coverage we could earn through such presence. I truly believe the group should consider looking past old grievances and attending various sporting events across the city. If not for the sake of the clubs themselves, then at least to provide them with much-needed financial support through ticket sales. There is also a practical reason for this. The last time there was a game played in New York City that the BBB attended was a Futsal match back in December. Think about that—there were no organized activities from December until February. What are the younger members supposed to do during those three months? They end up hanging out in bars or just idling around instead of being part of the movement. When that happens, they lose the momentum required for match days; they'd rather go out to a club than show up at the stadium. You only have to look at the crowd during away games to see the issue. The youngest supporters are often eighteen or older; we are missing the youth in the stands—the kids who will grow up in this culture and become the core of our group in ten or fifteen years. If we continue on this path, there won't be anyone left to cheer in a decade. That is the reality. Futsal is a great way to draw the younger generation into the lifestyle, but we need to create a consistent rhythm so they are attending games three or four times a month. That is how you build lasting success. Imagine if we had a city with a sports scene as deep as ours; we would be present at everything. All the conditions are met; we simply need to make the call to go. I am certain that even at a basketball or hockey game, we could bring at least 300 people. If the general public saw the quality of our support, even more would join us. Within a year, I guarantee that regardless of the sport, we could have hundreds of people at every major game in the city. I want to conclude by calling for unity within the group once more. Let us move together as one toward ultimate victory! Additionally, I have a few thoughts on increasing our humanitarian initiatives. I know the rank and file can sometimes be skeptical of fundraising efforts for various causes...

A friend of mine was over on Fifth Avenue picking up some posters when someone actually asked him for his full name, and now he’s left wondering why people feel the need to dig for that kind of information. Does anyone have any insight into why this happens? Thanks in advance 🙂🤷