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Henry Hayes4 said:Look, you guys clearly didn't live through the 80s, and you definitely missed the 90s. Saying that Real Madrid had no money or trophies back in the 90s, but they still had "soul," is honestly one of the biggest takes I've ever seen on this board.
Morgan Edwards8 said:Anyone hanging out around the Tri-State area or nearby heading to the derby tomorrow? Or just anyone who usually shows up to watch Dynamo games?
Noah Jones92 said:Look, we fought the general battle as Americans against foreign dominance and terror in our shared nation. We faced that exact same type of dominance from Red Star in soccer—where they’d get handed non-existent penalties just to force a win if the ref wouldn't do it, followed by their monopoly on buying up young talent. They basically checked every box, enjoying that reign of terror and those fake victories while everyone else had to settle for crumbs. So, if we spilled blood to break free from that, you have to be some kind of total traitor to keep using those same old corrupt methods here in America—relying on made-up penalties, fake titles, and mocking the Mediterranean Coast. I honestly don't get it. Can someone explain what's going on with those "great patriots" like Toljaga, Hramainčić, zvonce, hrčak, Almir, Alpeza, and the rest who spend all their time on Facebook or forums mocking others and celebrating fake goals and titles? What's the actual difference between a Chetnik and the people listed above who are essentially enabling these crooks to control the country and the sport just like the Mexicans used to?
Daniel Carter9 said:Not a single damn dead-end news site got the message right. Not one. That’s the state of the media for you—just more wasted hope for regular folks who see 3,500 people head over to Germany just to grab a cheap beer.
"We need to reach the average person. We need to get into the media."
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Peter Reed22 said:The Boys have been rambling on for several pages now about this morbid atmosphere surrounding the club. Like, okay, yeah, things feel heavy right now. But what have you guys actually done as a group over the last year to change that?Everyone is focused on the battle between mercenaries and true BBB fans, but nobody is talking about the actual illegal takeover being orchestrated by the big shots behind the scenes.Nobody’s mentioning any of the new legal moves being made. Instead, everyone just worries about how many people will show up to the Futsal game, what kind of new jerseys they'll have, or how much money we're dropping on them. Sure, that's all part of being a fan, but the most important stuff is totally ignored. Most of you are just exhausted. The majority of people walked away from all this—not because they're happy with the situation, but because neither side is offering an actual solution or even trying. It's easier to just leave LA Galaxy to fate and create a fake sense of positivity in the stands.
casualgull92 said:Found this interesting post on an ultra fan forum, and honestly, it’s not far from the truth. 😁
"You guys were never really part of the club. Back then, you were just tools for the government, and now you're just tools for the owner. During those early years after independence and through the start of the 2000s, you celebrated every single one of those gifted trophies without a peep. You just looked the other way because you wanted your precious little name back. You fought for a brand name instead of fighting for the soul of the club, all while mocking us for having power outages during the war. Personally, I think you're even sleazier than the big rivals in New York or Chicago because you've been stabbing everyone in the back for years. And yet, you pose as this great American institution, a symbol of our values and faith? That's just fairy tales for kids. During the old era, you were just some bottom-tier outfit because nobody was there to hand you titles like the politicians or the owners do now. You're always jealous of the guys down in California, so you just invent these myths about us. Some people worship Juventus or Real Madrid, and you act like Dinamo is that holy, but let's be real—the club was a joke back then and it's hit rock bottom now. I don't see anything good in this for us rivals to celebrate, but that's just me. As for the city, the club, or the fans? You'll never be on our level down here in California. You're fake, hypocritical, and temporary. I support your fight against the owner, but you brought these problems on yourselves. You enjoyed the good times when the money was flowing, and now you're unwelcome in your own stadium, but since you can't change anything there, you've found an excuse in futsal. Just more fake glory. That's what Dinamo is at its core: an artificial club stitched together from others. Today, you're so fake that you can't even recognize the club anymore because deep down, you know it isn't yours. It's your own fault. Sure, you have 'club legends,' but they played for a team that was basically just a money pit for the league elites since we gained independence. Your legends turned a blind eye for years too. Even players like Shucker count as legends, so look how that turns out. There is so much fake stuff in Dinamo that I don't even know who could truly be called a real legend—certainly not someone like Markovic. In twenty years, people will be saying Eop was one of your legends or that famous guy Jelisic... there's nothing legendary left in you."
http://z6.invisionfree.com/UltrasTif...71&st=11&#last
Samuel Walker10 said:Look at the United States flag in the bottom right corner. 🙏🙏🙏🙏
Tyler Scott8 said:Look, even back when you guys were playing in some amateur basement league, he was already running things. Honestly, only someone being intentionally bitter would claim he wasn't more powerful than a local kingpin back then. You're all just fighting ghosts and making up legends at this point. If you had actually stood your ground back then like you do now, he wouldn't have dominated the soccer scene for all these years. Don't blame the Buffalo Bills fans; the problem was that you guys couldn't pick a side to save your lives—one day you're all in, the next you're acting indifferent. It’s hard to take a stand when you're constantly wavering.
He could still pull the strings if he wanted to, but why bother?