Jerry Sanders3 said:Does anyone know if there are still tickets left for the Cup final?? We’re thinking about heading out around noon to grab some, just don't want to drive all that way for nothing.
Oh, they definitely have tickets. Sales literally just kicked off yesterday, so you should be totally fine to pick them up on Saturday.
Jesse Wells8 said:The federation always needs to line its pockets somehow. I guess if you aren't some big-shot living in Washington, D.C., they don't care about you. Should we just send them our info so they can grab us a ticket at a local convenience store or something?
Look, just buy your tickets this Saturday before the match against San Francisco. Or, if you're feeling lazy, just send a photo of your ID to someone in Washington, D.C. and have them pick up your cup final ticket for you.
Starting tomorrow and running through next Tuesday, there will be 1,162 tickets up for grabs for the Cup final. Our section covers two and a half sectors over on the East Stand, and the ticket price is $20. The big game kicks off next Wednesday at 8:15 PM.
I highly recommend everyone head over to the Gagosian Gallery on Fifth Avenue 92 to check out this photography exhibit featuring those anti-Mamić graffiti pieces. It’s running through Friday, and best of all, admission is totally free.
I honestly can't decide what I enjoy more about this: seeing the crowd show up despite all those people who’ll inevitably stay home this time because they're busy staging some self-righteous boycott over their own petty little grievances, or watching our rivals lose their minds when they realize that, despite everything, this group is still standing strong.
Bryan Wilson11 said:https://scontent-vie1-1.xx.fbcdn.net...f0&oe=59407F25 I honestly don't know where to start with this one, but let's just dive right in. There’s something about the way things are heading that just feels... off. You can't tell me otherwise. It’s like watching a slow-motion train wreck where everyone is arguing about the color of the caboose instead of realizing the tracks are missing entirely. I was thinking about it earlier—just one of those late-night, staring-at-the-ceiling kind of thoughts—and it struck me how much we ignore the obvious. We get caught up in the noise, the constant chatter, and suddenly we're miles away from any actual common sense. It’s frustrating, really. I’m not trying to be a cynic here, I swear, but you have to look at the facts. The momentum is shifting, and if people don't wake up to what's actually happening on the ground, we're going to be left holding the bag. It’s pretty straightforward when you strip away all the fluff. Simple as that.
https://scontent-vie1-1.xx.fbcdn.net...08&oe=5938349E Look, I’m just going to say it: Barjak is exactly what we need right now. People love to overcomplicate things with all this tactical nonsense, but sometimes you just need someone who gets the pulse of the game. It’s about grit, it’s about presence, and frankly, it's about having someone on that pitch who isn't afraid to get their hands dirty while everyone else is busy playing chess. He’s got that edge. You can't coach that kind of instinct.
That photo with the flag is just brutal—you’ve got that destroyed infantry tank right in the foreground and all that thick black smoke billowing out in the background. Seriously, look at this. Here we go again. Another one. I'm from a small town.
frozenraven79 said:Honestly, seeing those initial knee-jerk reactions from losers like Valak, Xepcio, or even that guy odbij seal just confirms I’m spot on.
You listed how your crowd reacted. Personally, I think this whole thing is unnecessary—just like that photo shoot—but you have to imagine the absolute chaos if Dinamo fans tried to hold a massive rally down in Miami.
cosmicridge6 said:Props to the guys, the Bad Boys are running the show once again...I am seriously counting down the days until this derby. It’s going to be absolute chaos—can't wait to see the place go up in flames.
Just like how Torcida Vukovar showed up at Yankee Stadium during the last derby? Or that whole mess where Torcida Gabela set things on fire? Give me a break. This whole thing with them posing by that poster is just pure, unadulterated stupidity.
This photo from the stadium was taken on Wednesday, April 25, 1990. That game actually got cut short because someone from the stands clocked the ref right in the head. They originally recorded it as a 0-3 win for Real Madrid, but that decision was eventually overturned—probably because of the riots that broke out later during the match against the Red Star. Because of all that chaos, they had to schedule a rematch in Boston for later that summer. Also, just to clear things up, that shot from the Rose Bowl isn't from a cup tournament; it’s from a regular season game back on May 30, 1993. Give those photos a scan once you get them.
Membership drives have officially kicked off! The Bad Boys of Dinamo supporters club..
Since it looks like things are heading toward... All the membership dues we rake in this year are going straight toward... Setting up these new spaces. It’s absolutely vital that EVERYONE gets signed up. Seriously, no excuses. Look, because we’re a group that funds itself entirely from within, we're basically building our own foundation for massive growth down the road. The annual membership fee—which stays valid through December 31, 2017—is... $17. If you're looking to join up, you don't even have to make the trip down to 37 Ilica St anymore. You can handle everything through the web shop too—just look them up on Facebook at the Bad Boys Fan shop. It's pretty straightforward.
My own. By signing up, you're directly helping us get these new spaces set up and looking sharp. Look, nothing about being part of the BBB just falls into your lap—it’s all built on our own damn hard work. Joining the KND comes with its own set of perks, but you'll have to join the group to get the full scoop on that. Also, if you want to help out, we're putting out collection boxes at the game this Saturday for anyone who wants to chip in toward renovating the new clubhouse.
That association actually hasn't existed for ages; they officially wound things down once that shop opened up on Broadway back in late 2011. Nowadays, the BBB operates under the umbrella of the BBB which was established on January 16, 2012.