I can't believe I'm even typing this, but here we go. It’s honestly wild how much things have changed, isn't it? You look back at how everything used to be and you just realize that most of what we thought was set in stone was actually incredibly fragile. It’s like looking at an old blueprint for a house only to realize someone moved all the load-bearing walls halfway through construction. Anyway, I was thinking about that whole situation earlier—you know the one—and it really hits home how much people underestimate the sheer momentum of certain movements. People love to act surprised when things shift, but if you’re paying any attention at all, the cracks were visible from a mile away. It wasn't some sudden explosion; it was more like a slow leak that everyone decided to ignore until the basement was completely flooded. It’s funny, really. We spend so much time debating the small stuff, the trivialities that don't actually move the needle, while the big, tectonic shifts are happening right under our noses. It’s almost impressive how good we are at being distracted. But hey, that’s just how it goes sometimes. You either see it coming or you get swept up in the tide. Personally, I’d rather be the one watching the clouds gather. kaže: What am I even looking at? What’s the deal with that flag way over on the right, tucked up in the top corner near the empty seats?
That’s just that banner hanging over the Torcida Chicago crowd. ☕
Are you seriously trying to imply that the Bad Boys ripped off your group? You clearly haven't done your homework. Back in 2005, the first two Boys banners already appeared. One was even up during a friendly against the Railroaders in Boston, and I've actually got the photo right here from a friendly match... Cleveland A few months down the line—it’s actually written on the rag as Bad Boys—and later that same year, they even hauled out this massive banner over at Glagolitic with Real Madrid plastered all over it. In golden letters. (on the top railing).
It was the exact same deal for the Super Cup. You could grab tickets right at Yankee Stadium, so that shouldn't mean they won't be available at Mount Rainier or Oracle Park either.
Anthony Barrett37 said: Six years later, and we're still stuck in the exact same spot...
Twelve and a half years down the road, and absolutely nothing has shifted. Eight and a half years gone by, and still zero progress. We could honestly go on about this forever. This game from the video was legendary. Too bad a massive storm system rolled through the city at the same time, keeping the turnout a bit lower than what you'd usually see at a major US stadium. It was Hrgović's first outing at Yankee Stadium, and man, what a homecoming it turned out to be.
Quick heads-up for everyone heading to the cortege tomorrow from the square over to the neighborhood. The marshals will be part of the group, but honestly, we’re all acting as marshals tomorrow—we all need to keep things orderly . That means absolutely zero nonsense; leave the firecrackers and all that other stupidity at home. Anyone caught messing around or causing a scene is getting kicked out immediately. Let’s just stay organized right from the start at the square, and the same goes for when we reach the neighborhood up top.
analogheron19 said:that’s easily one of our biggest mistakes and most glaring flaws to date
And what about you failing to lock down this garbage? Look, my dear friend analogheron199, you aren't just letting any random idiot dump their filth all over the group—you're actually approving it, much to everyone's dismay. I don't care if you have your disagreements with how the admins run things; don't you feel even a shred of responsibility to shut down this breeding ground for anti-fan stupidity? Between the Facebook trolls who never stop spewing nonsense behind their keyboards and the absolute mountain of moronic online threats aimed at "traitors"—which some people are delusional enough to mistake for actual threats coming from the Bad Boys—it's just pure madness. It defies all common sense. For once, step up and put an end to this online propaganda and provocation, whether it's coming from paid agitators or just bottom-feeding trolls.
I think it’s pretty obvious by now that the fan club is basically just a massive front for some bigger agency operations. If anyone actually wants to stand up in the stands knowing they're being bankrolled by Zdravko Mamić, be my guest—you'll have the distinct pleasure of being a tiny, insignificant cog in their historical little scheme.
Jeremy Thomas4 said:This Bad Boys forum seriously needs to be shut down
Last Month, they launched a brand new forum over on the Bad Boys website. Just go ahead and sign up there if you want to post or ask anything you're curious about.
I’m calling on the moderators to start banning anyone who even breathes a word about those mercenaries in this thread. Seriously. We need to pull together and support our own guys who are stuck behind bars just because they had the guts to defend our group's honor against a much larger rival. You can step up right now by grabbing a ticket to tonight's concert, or tomorrow you can drop a donation in the blue collection box at the game, or even just buy a beer during the Sunday tournament. Every cent we raise goes directly toward helping the people sitting in jail because they dared to stand up for themselves and for us. If you want to help, you can also leave a donation at the souvenir shop on Fifth Avenue or make your contribution online.
What’s been going on with the BBB crew just isn't going to happen to the Armada. Seriously, if you have an opinion about someone, maybe try keeping it to their own specific thread. BBB taking the show on the road to San Francisco and Cleveland.
ultra mjau said:While the Armada thunders in the East, there's nothing but silence😍
What "Armada"? The Armada is basically those two hundred people who showed up down South about a month ago. The vast majority of the crowd heading out tomorrow are just party animals, tourists, or whatever you want to call them—basically your typical West Coast crowd. There’s a reason for the silence in the East; we've got hundreds of people stuck on blacklists thanks to some totally fabricated security measures and outright bans. So, don't get ahead of yourself just because the club is suddenly successful and you think you have thousands of die-hard fans backing you up. Just enjoy the Cup final. Look, the discount for the fan train applies to both Armada members and official club members, so let me ask: what's even the point of the partnership with the team? Does anyone actually know if Amtrak offers any kind of group discount for big trips? Honestly, there really should be some sort of volume discount available. Though, if I recall, four years ago the UN organized a fan train for that Cleveland Browns game—same route, too—and the round-trip ticket was a whopping $110/$40 per person. Sadly, that train ended up getting canceled because teams got used to traveling by charter bus rather than organized rail, so they didn't need 500 sign-ups for a train ride. Here is your price comparison based on the posters from the various groups.
Look, instead of all this ridiculous, childish online drama where sellouts try to act tough behind a keyboard, why don't you actually call out your "loyal followers" who weren't even there yesterday? At the game. Honestly, even just getting through a few subway stops feels like an absolute ordeal lately. I was sitting there wondering what the deal was yesterday—why did the train just never show up? It wasn't even like anything major happened; it was just that gray, gloomy weather. Just clouds everywhere. $10 So, what’s the move? Are we talking about grabbing tickets, sitting down for a big family Sunday dinner, or just going back for seconds of that one dish that actually hit the spot? Look, we all know there are over 250 people on that list. But let’s be real—the group has been effectively decapitated by all these bans and these totally fabricated "precautionary measures" they've slapped on anyone brave enough to actually stand up for our Real Madrid ideals. If you weren't physically blocked from getting to the stadium, then I have to ask: where is your pride? How can you just sit there while your club and your entire group are being left out to dry? When you see 300 people showing up in the stands, that’s a massive statement. It’s a direct punch to the face of those few individuals who have spent years fighting against everyone else—people who actually have the guts to stand their ground for this club and this entire community. If hundreds of fans don't have the chance to get to the games, then it becomes an absolute obligation for anyone who *can* show up to be there and back this fight. Let's be real: it hasn't been easy, and it certainly hasn't been pretty, but that’s exactly why it feels so good to show up, dig your heels in like a bulldog, and fight right alongside your people until the very end.
Tomorrow at 3:00 PM, it’s Los Angeles FC vs. LA Galaxy—EVERYONE HEAD TO THE EAST SIDE! Tickets go on sale at 1:00 PM, and we're all meeting up over at Roseburg first. Last time this was organized by Los Angeles FC, things were a total mess; we ended up showing up thirty minutes late because there was only one single entrance for the east side open, plus some massive line at the ticket booths. Seriously, don't make the same mistake. Be in line for tickets at least an hour before kickoff so we actually get inside on time. A ticket for the east side is $10. Make sure you hit up the specific window selling tickets for the third sector.
Tuesday at 5 PM — It’s the New York Yankees vs. Boston Red Sox, and we need everyone heading to the East Coast! For those of you who haven't grabbed your membership cards yet, don't sweat it—tickets will be available for sale just a few hours before kickoff. Just look for Gate 3!