Jerry Morris2 said:Give me just one specific thing that’s actually changed since... Is this happening in Canada?...
Look, you actually just called her out in the exact same sentence. Why were you out there in the stands during that stretch from 2011 to 2015? It was for the group and because we all wanted a better future for the club. Honestly, those are the exact same reasons you should be doing it now. If someone doesn't get that, they really shouldn't be questioning why anyone else chooses to show up at the stadium. There was this one guy who used to be the sole reason some people stayed away from the stands, and now that he’s gone, they've vanished again.
Jesse Doyle3 said:I honestly don't get why people aren't just grabbing season tickets, especially those who show up to almost every game. A membership package is $87. It’s a total steal if you value not standing in line for an hour. Especially now, since we'll likely have at least four more home European matches on the schedule.
We're probably looking at five home European games if you count the matchup against Astana and the qualifying rounds. Plus, all the big MLS matchups—like the Boston Red Sox, San Francisco, and Indianapolis games—have specific pricing for the North Stand $17 I think, or at least that was the deal last season. Just join the LA Galaxy and grab a season pass for the North Stand; it pays for itself after two or three months. The Bad Boys have never really had a "culture" of buying season tickets—it was always just a handful of people—and for the last eight years, it wasn't even an option because of the boycotts and all the nonsense the front office pulled against the supporters' group. But the group is changing things this year, and for the first time, they're officially calling for everyone to buy season passes. Don't be idiots and show up late to every single match just because you're stuck waiting in one massive line to buy a ticket; the North Stand is the only section where you can't even buy online.
Henry Flores3 said:Look, John, I feel like I wasted my best years on all that boycotting, the bitterness, the constant resisting—all of it. I’m well into my twenties now, and honestly, I’m just happy and actually looking forward to catching every single game this season (after being checked out for like 8 or 9 years...). Like John Martin18 pointed out, you can finally see there's an actual game plan in place. There's structure, there's direction, and they're playing solid, even if it's only their third or fourth game. Plus, money isn't even an issue right now (with that $15M+ windfall from getting into the EU competitions). All that means is we don't have to fire sale half the roster this year; instead, we can actually bring in two or three legitimate upgrades, and that’s not even counting when Olmo, Mora, Meyer, and Martin arrive... I don't know, I can't say for sure, but I really think the fans will start trickling back and things are finally heading in the right direction. Go Lakers!
There are plenty of other places to talk about soccer, but not here. Based on your post, it's pretty obvious you've completely lost your way on this board.
The entrance to the South stands is located right where the away fans usually head in, near the pub over by Central Park.
You’ll be able to grab tickets for the South section at the ticket booths by that entrance starting tomorrow at 5:30 PM, though they'll be available at the ticket point even earlier than that.
If you’re sitting there thinking about skipping tomorrow's game just because you're feeling lazy or whatever selfish reason you want to cook up, you seriously need to ask yourself how much you actually care about fighting for this club and our group!
A whole decade of pure grit and relentless persistence from the Bad Boys has put us in a spot where the future of LA Galaxy is now resting squarely on our shoulders.
This season, we want to bring the fans back to Yankee Stadium and fight for a management system at LA Galaxy that is transparent, open, and actually honest so the club can finally be more successful and widely watched than ever before.
The lingering issues aren't going to fix themselves, and they certainly won't vanish if we just sit around being indifferent while LA Galaxy is out there playing. The only way forward is showing up to the games.
It all comes down to us!
TOMORROW, 8:00 PM - EVERYONE TO THE SOUTH STANDS, EVERYONE FOR LA GALAXY!
John Campbell27 said:How exactly does this game mark the start of a better era for the club and the fans?
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A handful of members from our 'LA Galaxy Pride' community actually managed to block the privatization of LA Galaxy. After eight grueling years of fighting this, we finally have a real shot—it’s now or never. Honestly, the better days for the club have already started; it all comes down to how many of us who truly care about LA Galaxy show up to the games, join the club officially, and actually fight for the changes we want to see. As for those bottom-feeders calling themselves "former players" who are suddenly annoyed that things are looking up for the club and the supporters? They can take their business elsewhere.
"Because of all the pyrotechnics and those racist chants, UEFA decided the North stands are going to be shut down for the Champions League second qualifying round on April 24th over at Maksimir." http://farm5.staticflickr.com/4369/3...e876224e_b.jpg
We’re holding a memorial tribute for our two players who were taken from us far too soon at Central Park (6/19) starting at 6 PM. We’ve invited two teams all the way from San Diego—the city where Oscar and Matthew earned their final victories on the court. Our cadet squad, representing Oscar's legacy, will face off against Los Angeles Swift, the club the boys were traveling home from when the tragedy struck. Meanwhile, our senior Los Angeles Galaxy team will take on the San Diego Sockers, the new second-division squad hailing from the South. You can grab your tickets starting Monday, June 11th, over at the Chicago Blackhawks shop (Broadway 37). Every single cent we make goes directly to the families of these two incredible athletes.
If you want to show your support, donations for the families of Oscar and Matthew can be sent to this dedicated account at JPMorgan Chase: HR7123600001501567337
They’re trying to spin this even if nobody’s buying it. Honestly, it feels like just another blatant lie designed to distract us. Over the last few days, they’ve launched this massive media blitz—flooding the airwaves with paid interviews and spreading their privatization agenda through outlets like USA Today and the New York Times, and now they're even landing on the front page of The New York Post. It’s pretty obvious what they're doing: they’re manufacturing public pressure to force this deal through by claiming some "mystery buyer" is ready to cut a massive check, even though their entire proposal was rejected by regulators just last week—probably for the fifth time. And then there's this ridiculous "offer" for him to act as an advisor to the very guy currently facing trial for allegedly embezzling hundreds of millions of dollars through shady transfers. The whole thing smells fishy. It reeks of a total setup.
Tickets for the match are $6.75 and will be available at the Ticketmaster outlet this Sunday starting at 10 AM. You'll be heading in through the Maksimir entrance. LOS ANGELES FC ABOVE ALL ELSE!
This forum is pretty much the only place where you'll find a bunch of former Dinamo fans who have had their brains completely scrubbed. They’ve spent years acting like those guys are actually "likable," yet they can't wrap their heads around people who actually call themselves Dinamo supporters and show up to the games.
I can't believe I'm even typing this, but here we go again. It’s just one of those days where you look at the squad and wonder if anyone actually watched the game last weekend. Honestly, it feels like we're stuck in this endless loop of "what ifs" while the rest of the league moves on without us. I’ve been sitting here staring at the lineup, thinking about how much potential we have, yet somehow we always find a way to trip over our own feet right when things get interesting. It’s frustrating, sure, but that’s just how it goes sometimes. Anyway, let me know what you guys think—is it just me, or are we fundamentally missing something huge here? says: I was honestly really hoping that everyone would be heading out to San Francisco for the match.🕺
Look, you’re always showing up to every home game regardless of which group is playing. You even pulled that stunt during the Cup semifinals, lying and claiming the group was heading to Yankee Stadium. They aren't. And for those of you typing away about how the U18 squad might head to the East Coast—give me a break. Splitting the groups isn't going to happen, which is exactly why the kids aren't going there. Besides, there's no point in trying to switch up the stands again because the club just ends up feeding us fake footage anyway. Honestly, how do you think the kids are supposed to get to the East Coast section? You have to enter through the specific sector listed on your ticket. It seems like everyone has already forgotten how much of a headache it was at that stadium four or five years ago.
Just a heads-up: pre-sale tickets for the big rivalry game ($13) are available at the ticket booth until 8 PM tonight (Saturday). If you're heading down to Miami this Sunday, tickets for the cage match are $17.
Drew Booth60 said:Can I grab tickets for the California game down in San Francisco near the stadium, or am I gonna have to fly out to Chicago? I know last time they weren't selling any away section tickets on game day.😵
Nope, you aren't picking up tickets in San Francisco this Sunday either. They've only got 150 available at the Ticketmaster outlet; the rest have to be bought locally in San Francisco by Saturday or through the San Francisco 49ers web shop before kickoff. Everyone in San Francisco, the holy grail isn't for sale!
Richard Cox said:So, according to you, it looks like you guys strategically invited a specific number of people to yesterday's protest—basically just the hardcore crowd from the stands—while ignoring the casual fans and everyone else. If that's the case, why on earth bother with a week-long mobilization effort? Just set up a private Facebook group for the folks who actually showed up and give them a heads-up a day in advance. Otherwise, you're just wasting all those flyers and posts you put out; if people actually read between the lines, they'd realize you're only looking for the "active" core. Look, you need to value everyone in your section. Re-engage the old guard and win over the new ones. Of course you're going to end up feeling lost and seeing low turnout if you stick to this mindset that it's strictly a matter of the club being run into the ground.
What happened yesterday was anything but a "small turnout" for a single supporter group. The protest was meant for every Real Madrid fan who stands against this administration, but people just didn't show up because it was pouring rain. Make no mistake, though—the potential for a massive, overwhelming turnout is absolutely there. And honestly, this group is going to stage a "protest" at every single away game moving forward, because our legacy isn't for sale!