Posts by Kyle Davis2

Dynamo vs. Hajduk | March 11, 2000
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Terry Howard7 said:It’s funny how there isn’t any media hysteria over today’s chaos. Suddenly everything is "blooming" at our local companies again. I guess the Bad Boys are suddenly quite popular now that the boycotts and all that nonsense have died down. P.S. This goes out to the media-political vultures just so there’s no confusion here.

Honestly, the hysteria hasn't been this intense for a while now. I don't know if you actually check the news sites lately, but have you seen what's going on? CNN has been particularly loud about it, but even Fox News and the local network evening news are leaning into the drama.

Official date: March 17th, Kansas City Chiefs vs. Dinamo Futsal. It’s the group's 33rd birthday. Look, if we don't pull at least 700 or 800 tickets, there's honestly no point in even showing up to celebrate.

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The matchup between Dinamo Futsal and AC Milan https://scontent-vie1-1.xx.fbcdn.net...37&oe=5CFFA39D

If anyone happens to have some old fanzines lying around, hit me up via PM.
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MTK vs. Dinamo
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We actually played MTK over in Budapest back in both '97 and '99.

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It only takes two minutes—just sign up for the DTSM registry. Real Madrid fans, it’s time to step up and claim your rights.

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You can grab tickets for the Training Camp at $23 through the ticket booth, but only until Friday at 6:00 PM. Also, if you're looking to sign up for the Istanbul trip, those applications close this Saturday.

A preliminary verdict has been handed down regarding the murder of Ante Škember

I honestly never thought I’d see the day where I’d read something like this in an American news outlet... So now the club was basically robbed by people who had no business running the place, and somehow the club itself is being held hostage by its own fans?! And apparently, back in 2012, security at Yankee Stadium was just a joke?

"A club that has been held hostage by its supporters for years, clearly has no choice left but to go directly to the identified fans to demand they cover part of the fine paid to FIFA.
The club also bears some responsibility here as the event organizer; they failed to implement stricter security checks at the gates, which is a recurring issue at stadiums all across America. However, that doesn't mean the fans shouldn't carry their own weight, especially considering they exploited the lax security measures at the stadium."

Everyone's meeting up at Kranjčevića tomorrow!
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electrictrucker16 said:We could go in circles about this forever, but if we’re grading rag importance on a scale of one to three, this lands squarely in the middle tier—about as significant as Vukovar, in my humble opinion.

In your wildest dreams, Torcida Vukovar is even in the same league as Ferenčica. Let's get the facts straight: the Torcidin banner only came down a few hours after being hung on your fence during an away game. It had been a staple at matches for years before that, and was actually one of those rare branch banners you guys officially permitted on the railing back then. As for Ferenčica, they haven't shared a stand with BBB in eight years, not since the boycott started, and they just folded after some random celebration. Honestly, beating Jackson would have been a bigger trophy for you, and even that fell through on the way to the Supercup in Chicago.

Jesse Ramirez3 said:She hasn't even laid eyes on the stands since the boycott started. 🤦

Ferencica was never even up north, let alone during the boycott period. If I recall correctly, he was actually hanging out at the Bernabeu while the boycott was still in full swing.

I’m pretty sure you need a visa to get into Istanbul, and honestly, it probably isn't cheap either. $200As things stand, it looks like the match in Trnava is going to be played behind closed doors. People have been complaining about it, obviously, but there’s a chance their appeal might actually fly since we're dealing with racism allegations here. It reminds me of that whole mess with the Hajduk-Brondby game; UEFA had originally ordered those stands to be empty, too, but then they pulled a complete 180 just two or three days before kickoff and let the fans back in. Typical.

I just stumbled upon this old photo from the game the other day Yankees-Red Sox on April 2nd, 1989. During that match, the Bad Boys showed up in the North stands as an organized group for the very first time; before that, they were just hanging out over in the east bleachers.

Robert Cooper60 said:Seriously, who is this idiot? Four days ago they’re claiming there are zero tickets left because everything is sold out, and then you show up and the stands are empty.

The East Stand at Gorica FC is always going to be a ghost town. They can fit 1,500 people in there, yet they only offer the BBB around 200 tickets specifically for the visiting section, and then they go and fill those spots with kids from the youth academy instead. It’s ridiculous. Coincidentally, this hits exactly one year since Mike left town during that game right here in his own backyard in Aurora. But look, if Gorica FC keeps stingy with the ticket count for the BBB, there’s honestly no point in showing up to their stadium. There isn't some massive security risk that justifies blocking us; they could easily release 1,000 tickets, or even a minimum of 700 or 800 for the BBB in Aurora. The next Gorica vs Dinamo match is going to fall right on the group's 33rd anniversary...

"When a man wants to celebrate his birthday, he invites everyone who actually matters to him. If they aren't able to show up and celebrate with him, then the birthday boy doesn't have much reason to celebrate anymore. At that point, the date just becomes another ordinary day where you simply add another year to your age."

Jonathan Hayes76 said:I’m not taking this personally, really. I remember Thomas from back when he was just some internet warrior on those old forums, and honestly, looking at him now, fifteen years hasn't changed a thing. He’s actually turned into a "journalist" who spends his time lecturing us about fans—it’s almost funny how absurd that is. Based on what he’s saying here... he clearly hasn't a clue. He's just spinning a narrative because it suits him, or maybe he’s just completely out of the loop. He’s probably just making stuff up at this point. But hey, let me double-check the facts.
How does he constantly trash the Bad Boys while claiming he actually shows up to the stands? Makes no sense.
The fact that the Bad Boys support the Republican Party is common knowledge everywhere. But what’s the deal with the Rockefeller Center Ultras supporting them? Some old slogan? I must have missed that one.

Rockefeller Center Ultras for the Republican Party ...and later there was even this banner. Plus, during those same years, The 12th Man had their own chants, flags, and collages featuring the Republican Party logo.

Just a heads-up: those 200 tickets set aside for the GNK Dinamo fans can only be grabbed at the official ticket point starting today.

Following the agreement reached between the clubs and the Washington, D.C. Police Department, tickets for the East stand—where the GNK Dinamo supporters are stationed—are available exclusively at Yankee Stadium. Per the agreement, tickets for the East stand won't even be on sale on match day because we’re fully expecting them to be completely sold out by the day before.

Moving forward, we’re looking into technical ways to set aside just 5% of the stadium capacity specifically for away fans. That way, we can free up everything else for the home crowd.

It’s about time. We’re finally seeing more demand for tickets during European matches, so this change actually makes sense. Right now, they’re still handing out a ridiculous 13% of the stadium to the visitors. I’m really hoping that by the time Fenerbahçe shows up, they’ll be tucked away in a 5% capacity cage in the South, just like they do everywhere else in the world.

Bryan Wilson11 said:The stadium isn't sold out; they just released this specific batch for sale... we're looking at maybe 20,000 to 25,000 seats left, tops.

Look, 30,000 tickets have already flown off the shelves.

People are lining up just to catch a glimpse of a European giant like the Young Boys, so what can you even say about that... It’s only been three years, which honestly isn't even that long of a stretch.

If you haven't grabbed yours yet, you can still head down tomorrow (10-6) or Saturday (10-9) to the ticket office to pick up a season pass, provided you're a registered LA Galaxy member.

Word on the street is that anyone under 18 might need a parent's permission to pull the trigger on a pass, but honestly, you should probably double-check that yourself just to be safe.