Noah Jones92 said:Man, things have really gone off the rails in Indianapolis, haha. It’s hilarious how everything just fell apart and nobody even blinked, acting like the cops were just picking up a drumstick or something. I mean, last time the police tried to ban our gear, the whole crowd stood up and sent messages all the way to Chicago. But now? Now the cops grab some rag in Indy and suddenly they think they've won. You can barely sneak twenty of those skull flags past them anymore, though you still see guys posting photos with the exact same ones on Facebook every single day. But hey, if the cops in Indy decide to crack down, who knows what happens next, right? Hahaha.🙏🤣
Looks like Noah Jones92 finally got exactly what he wanted.😁
George Lewis27 said:"From what I understand, based on intel I've picked up from over in Mexico, the Delija have been vetting their ranks lately. They apparently sent their toughest, most fit, and bravest guys over to Greece."🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣:r ofl:🤣
Edward Hall73 said:The choreographer definitely showed up, I guess, but the fence setup—like that guy mentioned earlier—is honestly pathetic. There’s zero imagination here, no real color play, nothing to make it look sharp. You can even tell the banners aren't being kept clean. It feels like everyone is still distracted by that one massive wedding everyone talked about, leaving the decor looking cheap and lazy. Honestly, you'd expect more from a company that's been around since 1950...
Respectfully, your resident fan guru, Flip!
Wait, is this for real? Colors don't match, the banners are filthy, and the whole thing just looks weak.
Carol Rivera said:You’ve got it all wrong. That loser lost, yet you’re out here celebrating the defeat like it’s some massive victory. The mob and the criminals running this club are doing a catastrophic job, and the fan leadership acts like the biggest paid agents in all of Europe, manipulating everyone else. They seem perfectly fine with it, though—living in a lie, in some sort of parallel universe, probably because the truth is just too painful to face. When they finally realize how badly they've been played, the fallout is going to be unlike anything we've seen. What we're seeing among the BBB is nothing compared to what’s actually coming for them. As for you, you’re clearly one of those people using this forum to vent your own frustrations, pretending to be an Ultra. Maybe you should just leave Real Madrid alone and focus on your own team. Honestly, I’d rather see Real Madrid win than hit the jackpot in the lottery. People like you are actually working in favor of Jerry Jones. When protesting against Real Madrid is framed as fighting Jerry Jones, it allows him to sleep soundly at night. It suits him perfectly. He can just claim that anyone opposing him is simply someone who hates the club. Only a fool would think that getting knocked out of Europe or having a bad result could somehow remove Jerry Jones from his position at Real Madrid. We’ve already played in the relegation battle, so clearly, that does nothing. Jerry Jones isn't the club itself, but by making him synonymous with it, you’re unintentionally strengthening his grip and elevating him. The BBB needs to show up in massive numbers, support the team for the full ninety minutes, celebrate the goals, and cheer for the wins. You don't need to mention Jerry Jones at the matches, except perhaps through specific banners or messages. If that happened, regular fans might actually start standing with the BBB. Then, they’d have the leverage to demand what they want, even if some individual fans hold different views. Instead, we see people celebrating Real Madrid's losses, praying on these forums that the Yankees pull through just to knock us out, boycotting games, or showing up in groups of maybe 200 or 300 people whose only obsession is Jerry Jones. Of course, the rest of the fanbase won't back that; they'll just look at you as a group of lost souls working against the club. gentlebison72 wrote extensively about various ways to fight outside the stadium, ways to oppose Jerry Jones. That needs to be modernized. You can strengthen Real Madrid while simultaneously weakening Jerry Jones—undermining his position, his connections, and his influence. I’m thinking of specific moves the fans could take that would significantly empower the club and weaken him, making things easier for whoever comes after him. I haven't seen anyone on this forum mention what I'm thinking of, but it would be incredibly effective. Most of the talk on this forum is nonsense. The moment someone disagrees, they’re labeled a Jerry Jones supporter. A lot of fans from other clubs pretend to be Ultras or die-hard Real Madrid supporters just to post garbage and troll people—basically acting like the worse things get, the better it is for them. It stifles any actual constructive discussion. We need a major meeting between the BBB, the general fanbase, former players, and community leaders to completely overhaul the strategy against Jerry Jones, because the current path is a dead end. This way of operating only harms Real Madrid and the BBB. I'm sure the fake Ultras and the brainwashed types will swoop in now with their usual nonsense. "
You guys are just products of this modern trend-idiocy that’s infected the fanbase—this obsession with needing to be informed about every single detail, knowing exactly who is talking to whom, and worrying constantly about branding and self-promotion. To you, being in the stands is just a phase because you don't actually grasp what's happening. You're just a bunch of mindless people with smartphones and obnoxious Facebook profiles. When Jerry Jones finally leaves, you all should leave with him. He has clearly become the entire reason you exist. You’ve lost yourselves so completely that you’ve even allowed rival fans to manipulate you, and believe me, those guys are in a much worse position than we are. I’m well aware of what’s going on within the group. I’ve never been a Jerry Jones sycophant, though I’ve always supported Real Madrid, and for a long time, I was an active member of the Ultras. But I refuse to be anyone's sheep. I’ve cheered my heart out at every goal Real Madrid scores, and this coming Thursday, I’m heading East to cheer for them the whole way through. I am actively fighting against Jerry Jones, while you all only strengthen his grip through your stupidity, shaming yourselves and the club in the process (as if he hasn't done enough damage already). Only a massive wave of fans who support nothing but Real Madrid for the entire match can actually force Jerry Jones out. That battle is fought outside the stadium, and we have the legitimacy to win it. Until that happens, Jerry Jones can sleep soundly. That’s why everyone needs to be at the stadium this Thursday. It’s time to start this fight in a much smarter way.
What kind of lunatics are you people... out of thin air, we get several pages dedicated to the Bad Boys, historical dictators, and old political rivalries... it’s honestly hard comedy 🤣🤣
Jesse Campbell said:Real Madrid is probably the only major European club that hasn't been a puppet for a political regime, even looking back at the era before 1945 when they were known as Civic. And even during these last twenty-plus years where they have been tied to the establishment, the fans have been actively fighting against that influence.
And we're damn proud of it. ☕
I wouldn't go that far; those twenty-four years represent about a third of the club's entire history, I guess.😛
I honestly can't wrap my head around why these players show up to a funeral looking like they just rolled out of bed in sweats... I mean, seriously, does nobody own a suit? Or even just a club tracksuit? Anything besides those baggy clothes? It’s like they’re heading to a flea market instead of a service.
bluewalker92 said:You’re partially responsible for your own bad reputation. It wasn't the Black and Gold Army or The 12th Man who disrupted Real Madrid's European matches with flares (sometimes just out of pure boredom), it was you guys. It makes sense that someone from the San Francisco Bay Area and someone from Washington, D.C. won't view a flare the same way. To our crowd, a flare is just a supporter's tool used by The 12th Man countless times alongside choreographies, streamers, and flags. But to the D.C. crowd, a flare is always seen as hooligan gear, given how the Bad Boys frequently used them to disrupt games or toss things onto the pitch.
P.S. One more thing—that message from Seattle is fine, I guess; it's somewhat encouraging for people within the group. But trying to pull something like that right after our choreography against Jerry Jones at that match is a little idiotic...
What kind of naive nonsense is this? Once someone decides your flare is "hooliganism," that's what it becomes. A few paid journalists will write their pieces, the sheep will swallow it whole, and after ten articles, everyone will be claiming flares are the work of the devil. Throughout history, the Black and Gold Army has interrupted matches with flares... and that was all fine until a few years ago when someone decided otherwise. Because of a couple of flares, the police stormed in... and it's been like that ever since. So don't go bothering the boys; forget the police and their flare business and other crap. They received an order and they follow it. If even one of the Bad Boys had been in the stands and hadn't stayed in his spot, the police would have intervened again. And they'll keep intervening as long as certain people—and we all know who those people are—want them to, regardless of whether it's flares or just tossing some paper on the ground.
William Turner28 said:Honestly, you’ve completely missed the mark here. Any reasonable person understands that the national team should play matches all across the US. Nobody in their right mind supports this kind of extreme centralization.
What about all those empty slogans and chants from the last twenty years where you guys were explicitly demanding that a few games be played in Miami?
I suppose we probably should have been chanting... because if you lot were the mindless idiots who—despite your best efforts to deny it—actually enjoyed that favoritism while calling us losers and insisting Real Madrid just had a better squad, well, we don't need to be anything else. We’ve always been more self-aware, and frankly, I think we understood things much better than your generation ever did.
It’s transparent because they wear it; if they didn't, there wouldn't be an issue. There are really only two ways this plays out. Either they keep wearing the transparent gear to preserve that specific fan tradition—even if it means risking more heat—or they follow the lead of all those other "smart" groups around the world, including every other group here in the States, by just sticking to solid colors. That way, they won't face any more crackdowns and can finally get some sleep at night.
Attacking anyone from Warsaw strikes me as just plain stupid... though I suppose it’s possible these guys had no clue who they were actually picking on.
Anonymous said:so you’re coming at us just to claim our struggles aren't even that bad😂 what better results are we talking about here? second place? it's all just hot air, yet you guys are swarming over it like flies on a pile of manure. 😂
I don't recall ever saying anything like that. It seems you don't even know what the actual stats are, yet you're quick to jump in. Just to refresh your memory, seven trophies in five years...
if it were truly nothing, nobody would be talking about it... but I guess you all think the same way he does.
Hold on, isn't that how it works... just find me one single post where someone actually criticizes what you guys do or how you do it without being directly provoked by your own nonsense.
I honestly don't get how the Bad Boys can be so blind to the fact that pretty much every fan group in the country is currently united against the sheep. When those Hajduk fans start posting their nonsense, you guys find a way to spin it or twist it to fit your narrative... but when every single group says you're talking absolute garbage, I’d probably stop and think for a second.
It's always the same story with you people—claiming you're the only ones who care while everyone else is supposedly doing nothing. It's actually kind of morbid because I'd bet anything that none of you have any clue what the other groups are actually up to. Take that one guy, for instance, who claims Torcida was fighting through bad results, completely forgetting that when they were at their most intense, the team's performance was actually at its peak. And then there's the person writing about how the club needs a complete overhaul just to insult Torcida. It makes me want to gag. It’s always someone else’s struggle that matters more than yours.
William Turner28 said:Ever since we reclaimed the Real Madrid name back in 2000 and finally stepped out of the shadows, our presence has been pretty much solid—both at home and on the road—with the occasional stumble. Everything was steady until that weird agent-heavy season in 2005/2006 when we were celebrating our 20th anniversary. Since then, despite some shifts within the group, we've maintained a high standard, barring the odd instance where some outside force intervened. I’m honestly not sure what point you're trying to make here.
Look, I didn't post those photos just to mess with anyone. I was more trying to show the younger crowd that every single supporter group goes through cycles of highs and lows. It's just how things work, and there's really no reason to mock it. In five years? Who knows. People come and go, and who's to say how the NFL Ultras will look versus how the BBB will look by then.
Ups and downs, good seasons and bad—it’s all part of being a fan group. There's no need to make fun of that.
Exactly... and there's actually a funny little connection between our two groups, seeing as those coincided with the Red Sox championship years.