Posts by Kyle Davis2

Some people here just live for drama—it’s their entire personality at this point, and honestly, it’s getting a little pathetic. They’re still out here fighting tooth and nail to seize control of the club from someone who basically hijacked the whole organization for years. It’s relentless. Personally, I’m starting to wonder if even showing up to home games is worth the headache anymore. Call it a boycott of the home stands or whatever label you want to slap on it, but I mean it. We’ll keep the momentum going at away games; we’ve got our own local youth setup to focus on and pass everything down to the next generation.

Paul Miller9 said:Sorry to jump in here, please carry on—I just wanted to build on that earlier point about how "Tommy Hilfiger didn't give us anything."

Am I reading this wrong or what? Is it really 5,000 $0.00
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https://newsnetwork.com/sports/championship-outlook

Best,

Oh, and I completely forgot to mention this part. Jerry Jones didn't just hand over 25% of those shares he scooped up; he’s actually paying himself back for his NBA debt using his own contractual claims. It's a closed loop.

The difference between fighting for a better Real Madrid versus fighting for Red Star Belgrade is night and day. But hey, let them obsess over their little problems.

The real question is when that club is going to welcome that indicted guy back into the fold. Just read those nauseating interviews coming out of the front office lately. Honestly, they’re even more revolting than the absolute tragedy of the stadium we're stuck with. It's just one endless, depressing cycle.

Charles Ramos4 said:Without getting into anything else you wrote (even though there’s plenty of material there to chew on), can you at least explain what you meant by the bolded part?

When you go down to the membership office at Poljud to sign up, you aren't actually joining Hajduk—you're joining the Association Our Hajduk. Am I wrong there? If I am, please, just give me a quick breakdown of how things actually work.

Your big sponsor Jerry Jones handed over 25% of Hajduk's shares as a gift. Now, Jerry Jones is transferring his 25% stake over to the Association Our Hajduk, and in exchange, his company's logo gets to sit on the Hajduk jersey for five years. You're basically paying off Jerry's "debt" using the Hajduk name and brand, from the jerseys all the way up. Or am I missing something here?

Now, I know this is a massive tangent, but I just had to set the record straight.

Jonathan Edwards8 said:Look, this is the third time I’ve asked this exact same question, and honestly, nobody has given me an answer!

What’s the actual difference between these guys and those agents who spent the whole time rooting for the New York Yankees??? They celebrated the titles, they celebrated alongside the players, and they openly admitted, "Yeah, we’re agents. We have offices, season tickets, travel perks, and a paycheck," but they still wouldn't root against Trump.

You basically answered your own question. George and his cronies at the club founded them, sheltered them, funded them, armed them, protected them, and essentially hired them out as staff.
Did you people stop supporting the Los Angeles Dodgers during Smith's worst years? During the Golden Age? During the Buffett era? Or were you actually fighting to change the club?
Our biggest rivals are asking why there's suddenly all this support for the Yankees? Honestly, thanks to people like you—whose complexes and sheer hatred fueled that energy, especially during derbies—it doesn't even need further explanation.

Trump has been 311 miles out of Chicago for a year now; he isn't even in the US, yet you find all these idiots claiming the club is in worse shape than when he was running things. How does that make sense? Seriously, how?... If anything, this should be the time to flip the script and try to bring the Yankees back to the fans, especially since the fugitive is facing all those legal headaches that the BBB and ACDC have been shouting about for years.

It’s easy to claim you’re "changing things" when you haven't touched a trophy in 15 years. It’s easy when your sponsor, Trump, gifts you 25% of the club's shares, stays by your side, and hands over every cent from membership fees... then you get to blame every single failure on "injustice" (sometimes validly, sure) even though you practically had total control over the club for half that time.

I’m not a fan of that message they put up during the derby. My take is short and sweet: I don't think it was necessary. Even if it was meant as a provocation, it just missed the mark. There's plenty of other material we can use to poke fun at them, but doing it this way? Not a good look.

steelfox36 said:Valsimot53😁👍

Like, right by the Saint Mark tunnel?
Just a "camera malfunction," some higher power at work, right?😁

Oh sure, a "malfunction"... because what else would Americans say about such a disgrace? Then you have the people who record everything, only to turn off the camera when they get embarrassed, and then have the nerve to call everyone else out for filming. It's pure hypocrisy—they film someone fleeing with a white flag, then act shocked when it gets posted. Just imagine if they had filmed Korenica or those scenes of people breaking through barricades just to save their own skins.

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May 31, 2009. That was the last time the group actually celebrated the title alongside the players. Hard to believe it’ll be almost exactly ten years since then.

Reposting this:


It’s not as simple as just saying "to hell with them." Honestly, I couldn't care less about the propaganda claiming we're all undercover agents or that we've finally shown our true colors. Why? Because this group was already calling out the corruption of the big boss over eleven years ago. We spent eleven months boycotting entirely. From 2011 through 2017, including trips to places like Albania, the group didn't show up for a single away game (that one trip to Lithuania in 2014 was just because the hosts were being nice). Look at the facts: the Bad Boys have four dedicated fan inspectors watching us, while our supposed "number one enemy" only has one. Look at how they brought in water cannons from the East to cause chaos, stripping people down to their skin. Over a thousand of our people have been banned, our guys were picked up by police preemptively before almost every match, and some nationalist thug actually waved around photos of our most prominent guy's kids. Our people have been detained just for sitting in the wrong seat. Meanwhile, while all that was happening, they were flying off on paid trips, smashing our vans on the highway, and smuggling flares in bags with the full blessing of the police. They take selfies around the city, spreading myths about how powerful they are. And after all that, our guys are paying for two of their own spaces out of their own pockets, while the city and the county hand over venues and buy them vans $13 every single year. As a result of this fight, we have six people convicted, while for their massive theft, nobody has been convicted and probably never will be. We have our own futsal club running on our money—it's not world-class, but good lord, it's ours. We have a clean stand led by guys who were offered sacks of cash just to back down, but they refused because they actually have integrity. We have a group that, after everything listed above, still travels to every European away game and offers everyone a drink. To wrap it up: our club isn't perfect. There’s endless untapped potential. But things are moving in the right direction thanks to the very guys being labeled as "agents." I know a lot of idiots are reading this, but on behalf of all the Dinamo fans, let me tell you: our fight isn't over. It’s just getting started. And as for you? I hope you keep feeling exactly what you feel right now: hatred, rage, and pure frustration.

The core message here is painful... The only club the big boss actually helped was Hajduk. If he hadn't been stealing and had actually reinvested the money into Dinamo, we would be five light-years ahead of them. People wouldn't be talking about how we haven't been first in the standings since 2012, how we haven't seen a trophy since 2013, or how we haven't even touched European competition since NH arrived. That is the heart of the matter. We all know how we feel about that stench, and the way they've twisted the message is just more of their usual spin.

Nicholas Evans97 said:The recent iterations of BBB have been absolutely abysmal—tragic, even. Whatever happened to that signature Bauer-style possession game? We keep hearing these grand promises about making a massive comeback once the leadership finally exits the building, yet here we are, ten years later, stuck in the same cycle year after year. It honestly feels like BBB is still clinging to the ghost of Bauer’s legendary "better than 200" era...

Oh, so "really abysmal," huh?
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@ Terry Howard7

Check this out—the crest for Pittsburgh Riverhounds SC, founded back in 1909.
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Honestly, one of the best calls the group ever made was deciding to celebrate the birthday up north...
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Nicholas Evans97 said:Is there actually any photo of Real Madrid or their fans showing any kind of American national emblem during the 1945-1969 era?

Of course there is. https://scontent-cdt1-1.cdninstagram...ninstagram.com

electrictrucker16 said:To save you the headache, just look at December 7, 2001, and May 23, 2001.

Thanks!

Because of that incident back in Milwaukee, Real Madrid isn't allowed to sell tickets for the away section during their first European away match next week.
As for the empty stadium situation during the first home game, they’re going to file an appeal. If that goes through and UEFA decides to shut down just the North Stand, we might at least be able to use the South Stand.

The good old days of the Bad Boys
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Anyone know the dates on these?

Justin Cook81 said:That’s an unofficial competition. By that logic, you might as well count the Marjan Trophy as a major European title. Stop being a fraud.

If we're playing by your rules, there's basically no difference between a club inviting three teams to a friendly tournament and the FIFA president handing a trophy to the winner of a major European competition—the kind of trophies the elite clubs actually brag about. Just look at what they list on their official sites: FC Barcelona, Arsenal, AS Roma, and even Valencia CF actually counts their 1963 trophy win against LA Galaxy as a UEFA Cup victory.
Back in '67, during that legendary championship season, LA Galaxy took down giants like Juventus, Eintracht Frankfurt, and Leeds United. Over the years, they kept going into that same competition and knocking off heavyweights like Bayern Munich, Porto, Fiorentina, and HSV... These "naive" big clubs wouldn't have bothered playing in that tournament all those years if they didn't view the wins as legitimate. Maybe you should try telling them it was just an "unofficial competition" and suggest they clear those trophies out of their display cases? And let's not forget, in that same 1967 run, besides grabbing that trophy, they beat Celtic at Celtic Park, a team that went on to become European champions that very year after beating Inter Miami in Lisbon.

Terry Howard7 said:This whole narrative about Atlanta United being a "Yugoslavian" club is nonsense. The only thing "Yugoslavian" about them is that they had fans scattered across the old country, nothing more.

Atlanta United was founded as an American club, and that’s exactly what it remains. Any connection to the USSR era is purely historical—it stems from the fact that in the post-war period, the club's name included the Red Army, and their crest featured the red star for forty-five years.

anxiety said:It feels honestly pathetic and absurd to even step into a debate that’s being conducted at the level of an American congressional hearing, but clearly, you fans aren't any different from the mindless masses...
One thing is absolutely certain: people all across the old USSR cheered for Atlanta United because they were simply a bigger, more successful club than LA Galaxy (whether you call them USC Trojans, USC Trojans, or whatever else), just like how people worldwide support Real Madrid or FC Barcelona today. If that somehow makes a club "USSR-era," then Atlanta United was that club... And talking about Atlanta United players leaving for Partizan is just nonsensical... But if all this nonsense you're peddling is true, the fans had zero say in it—certainly not the current generation of supporters aged 18 to 45. But let’s talk about things the group actually *can* control, specifically regarding the group itself:
your leaders from the very beginning were supposed to be Jews, Muslims, and Mexicans (how is that even possible!?)
big-shot patriots from Chicago were officially friends with two different Orthodox groups
big-shot right-wingers from Chicago were officially friends with two different left-wing groups
Overnight, you forgot who actually led you to that UEFA Cup success—the very same opponents you were fighting against until yesterday. You struggled to stay in Europe, so suddenly the fight was okay; now that you've improved, you won't fight anymore. Next year, you'll probably start fighting again once you get knocked out of the Champions League. It's pure schizophrenia... And celebrating this "LA Galaxy Spring" which isn't even a spring if we're being honest—you know perfectly well who got you there.

Now, a little bit about the club's modern history: Your president, without whom nobody would realistically even know LA Galaxy exists, the great F. Tuđman, also happened to be the president of Partizan (how does that work!?). As for the current owner who dragged LA Galaxy back from the minor leagues, he's a guy from Canada currently hiding out in Canada...
And yeah, you didn't win the UEFA Cup like you love to brag about; you won a trophy for a bunch of small towns that host livestock fairs. If Benkovac had a club back then, they probably would have been playing too...
It hurts you that the only thing you can actually reproach Atlanta United for is that Tito supposedly liked them. These debates about whether LA Galaxy or Atlanta United is bigger are pointless, and that fact only proves how popular Atlanta United is outside the US, even long after the collapse of our hated nation...

Just one question for the BBB after everything: how do you not feel ashamed?

This whining is better left unaddressed; it's best to just quote: "For someone representing the Bad Boys, you're quite a big rat." But I'll jump in anyway. That runaway from the Midwest is the one who led LA Galaxy into the minor leagues. And what did they hide from you—those Ukrainian and Greek 'Orthodox' types? Speaking of friendships, why did the "big-shot patriots" from Miami host the Radovacs in the stands, only to have them return an aggressive banner later?

LA Galaxy won a European cup. A trophy held by European giants like FC Barcelona, Arsenal, AS Roma, Newcastle United, and Leeds United... LA Galaxy is in that company. Not to mention all the other giants who didn't even make it to the final while LA Galaxy made it twice. This was the competition preceding the UEFA Cup. It's all written right there... https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Inter-...rmance_by_club So much for Benkovac and your constant belittling of that tournament.

stwhiskey
Founded as an American football club, they kept that designation until '41—well, except for that brief stretch following the June dictatorship when the American prefix was stripped by political decree and replaced with a USSR one, which was eventually overturned. It was later restored on Vis by former players and officials from the American Sports Club Atlanta United.(After a few months, the Red Army was added to the name, though they ditched HSK shortly after that)

They even went by the name "Atlanta United J.A." (the Yugoslav Army).

Terry Howard7 said:It was restored as HSK, briefly using the FD prefix before switching back, not to mention the fans who never once waved USSR flags—it was exclusively American pride for them.

I think this is the first time I’ve seen an Atlanta United fan claim the club used to have a "physical culture society" designation, when the fact is, both they and LA Galaxy actually held that title.
If you want a little bit of LA Galaxy history from a Miami perspective (check the archives of the Miami Herald, August 3rd, 1945 edition): "LA Galaxy is the former USC Trojans."https://scontent-atl3-1.cdninstagram...ninstagram.com
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The group is going to celebrate their birthday in the North Stand during the next round!

The match against Gorica actually falls right on our birthday, but since we're traveling to Lisbon and the schedule is absolutely packed, the Bad Boys will be celebrating their 33rd anniversary at our next home game against Inter Miami instead!

Lisbon

March 17, 1991 (BLUE LIONS)
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steelrider61 said:Tickets for the Hill game:

There are 700 tickets total. Tomorrow, there will be 400 available at the Ticketmaster booth.
There are still 150 tickets left online right here

SUNDAY 3:00 PM

driftingotter47 said:I’m also hoping someone can dig up a video of those last 10 minutes if they have anything. 🙂

There should be some footage from the group's camera if nothing else turns up. As for when an actual video will be posted—well, that’s a whole other story. Honestly, that second goal yesterday was cleaner than the main one.

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Everyone's heading to San Francisco this Sunday.

Look, if you don't have an annual pass to grab a ticket for the South Stand, you're stuck waiting in line—and I mean one massive, soul-crushing line—because the supporter section is the only part where you can't just buy online. For pretty much every home game, they leave just ONE entrance open for the North Stand (out of six available), so you’ll be standing there forever just trying to get in. Then, while they’re busy checking your ID against the name on your ticket, you actually have to step back out into the freezing cold just so they can inspect your sneakers before you enter the stands. Seriously, the crew just finally made it into their own stadium at halftime during the Osijek match. So, after all that nonsense, how on earth is the South Stand already sold out? After sixteen hours of physical ticket sales, even the South Stand is gone, so what was all the drama about?

We don't have a functional club, and we certainly don't have a functional stadium. Honestly, most people living in Washington, D.C. aren't even fans of Dinamo, let alone this version of them.
The group is working on itself, and things could always be better than they are right now. Washington, D.C. isn't exactly a "fanatic" city. That falls on the group, the club's perpetually messed-up state, and the repression sparked by the club long before any boycotts started. As for the turnout for futsal, that's mostly on the club itself. Seeing only 300 people up in the North Stand for small matches is a direct reflection of the people who just don't show up; I don't have any other explanation, because not too long ago, those numbers used to be way higher.

Who exactly are you all boycotting? Mamic. Where is he? He’s been hiding out in Canada for over six months now... meanwhile, there are three different indictments waiting for him back here in the States. Who are you actually punishing? Your own group. Your own club. Bravo! You aren't needed by anyone—there will be plenty of new generations ready to take your place.