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Bad Boys - Part IV in Fans ·
Matthew Foster8 said:I honestly can't wrap my head around why you people keep labeling Mamić a drug addict. It’s even coming from the fans now, which is just an insult to anyone actually dealing with addiction. I don't know how many times we have to make it obvious that this guy is basically a textbook definition of a psychopath.

The level of insight on this forum is such a perfect, tragic microcosm of the entire fan base; it’s truly a depressing benchmark for everything wrong with sports culture today.🤣
Bad Boys - Part IV in Fans ·
The title of this thread should honestly just be "Drama Queens"🙂
Look, I get it—things are tough right now. But for heaven's sake, can we please just stop with the endless complaining? Nothing is actually going to change because of these outbursts; all you're doing is fueling unnecessary hysteria without any real purpose.
Bad Boys - Part IV in Fans ·
We really have to give credit where credit is due regarding those mercenaries; their sudden enthusiasm, all the "champions" talk, and the endless cheering after they spent four whole years rooting against Real Madrid just like everyone else—you’ve got to have some serious guts to pull a pivot like that.
Honestly, I think they should be embarrassed by themselves, shouting things like "Let's go Real Madrid, don't back down!" 🤣 Every single cent they receive, they've earned through this sheer hypocrisy.
Bad Boys - Part IV in Fans ·
Steven Kelly35 said:I honestly have my doubts about the true intentions of certain people who spearheaded the movement against Mamić, just as much as I question the sincerity of those who were fighting alongside us until just a few days ago, only to sell their souls to the devil. It makes me wonder why they waited so long to flip; they could have cashed out from the very beginning.

The number of those original agitators who recently packed up and headed North is a tiny fraction compared to the crowd that stayed behind here in the East—way, way smaller. But truthfully, we would all be much better off if we stopped obsessing over these petty dramas and started focusing on our own business instead. Starting tomorrow, and every day after that. 😉
Bad Boys - Part IV in Fans ·
Steven Kelly35 said:I’ve been scrolling through all the comments on that Justin piece regarding the collapse of the BBB. Honestly, there’s just too much nasty speculation floating around, and it’s starting to raise some serious red flags...

What kind of red flags are we talking about here? What exactly is making you so suspicious?
Bad Boys - Part IV in Fans ·
Jonathan Lewis3 said:The Ultras are easily the most respected group in this entire country, and you lot can say whatever you want about us—it won't change the facts. I remember exactly how those Bad Boys behaved back in cities like Des Moines or Little Rock, and frankly, it was pathetic. You show up to our territory in places like Miami or even down at the last stadium stop, acting like you own the place, even though we outnumbered you three to one.

Is this even remotely possible? 😲😲🤣
Bad Boys - Part IV in Fans ·
Austin Collins6 said:I can see you’re clearly light-years away from reality if you’re even considering defending N. after everything that’s gone down over the last few days.

Look, there isn't a single way to whitewash what he did; his actions are indefensible. But dragging religion into this? That’s low-life behavior, and honestly, it’s exactly what I’ve come to expect from the bottom-feeders currently backing him—the same people who were busy attacking Muslims and Turks just yesterday. We aren't such pathetic losers that we need to stoop to that level. It’s not the fault of anyone's faith, nor is Islam to blame because some traitorous, small-minded individual decided to act out. Besides, we have other Muslims right here in this group who are fantastic people and always step up when they're needed.
It would be better for everyone if we stopped bringing up those guys from the North and started looking at our own backyard instead. We need to put an end to these shameful insults. Maybe you idiots can't wrap your heads around it, but you're doing massive damage to everyone here, and especially to the people who originally brought the Bad Boys together.
Bad Boys - Part IV in Fans ·
Jesse Campbell said:🤣🤣🤣

I’ve been called all sorts of ridiculous things in my time, but being labeled a hooligan? That’s a new one, and frankly, it's insulting.

The thing is, I actually know plenty of people who *are* genuine troublemakers, and believe me, they all belong to the opposing camp. 😁


That "hooligan" label he's throwing around is just something he picked up from one of his buddies in the Chicago Bulls fan club.
Die-hard Ultras / Hardcore Supporters in Fans ·
Ashley Morris3 said:I couldn't agree more!
Let’s talk about Sizgore for a second—how much longer are we expected to tolerate his presence in this club before someone actually does something? What are we all just waiting for?

Who even is that guy? Is he one of those seven out of nine people who make up the entire leadership circle?
Die-hard Ultras / Hardcore Supporters in Fans ·
Ashley Morris3 said:So, how exactly do you account for all those tears shed during that 1980 match between Zeljeznicar and Dinamo?🤣

I honestly don't know why I even bother checking these forums anymore; it’s just one endless stream of mindless chatter that offers zero substance. Every time I log on, I feel like I'm wading through a sea of trivialities that serve no purpose other than to waste everyone's precious time. It’s exhausting, really. You'd think after all this time we might have some actual discourse worth reading, but instead, we get these little snippets of nothingness. I remember back when I first started following the news in Chicago, people actually had something to say—real arguments, real passion. Now? It’s just noise. It makes me wonder if anyone here actually values quality conversation, or if we've all just collectively decided to settle for mediocrity.
Die-hard Ultras / Hardcore Supporters in Fans ·
Jonathan Smith12 said:A little bit, maybe? Are you kidding me? 😂

http://www.zaslike.com/files/y7gng5vfjyang5eoz5e5.jpg

Look, forget about whether they were just following orders or acting on some directive; when someone gives a compliment from the heart, you can't call it a lie. 😁
Bad Boys - Part IV in Fans ·
🤣🤣

anti-communist fighters 🙏
Die-hard Ultras / Hardcore Supporters in Fans ·
Brandon Hill5 said:Look, kid, stop lecturing me. We all knew how you guys ended up with that name from the very beginning—just like John Doe explained it. Sure, certain little details might shift in people's memories over the decades, but that’s the nature of storytelling. Every few years, I have to deal with someone like you, acting like you just discovered fire, claiming the whole thing is some kind of myth, and then spinning your own twisted versions of events. And suddenly, we're the ones with the delusions.🙄
Why even bother posting about this if you weren't actually there in the stands during those days?🤷
You just end up looking ridiculous...

Honestly, this post is the perfect example of why this entire forum has become such a joke and what kind of low-life trolls hang around here these days.
Bad Boys - Part IV in Fans ·
Jonathan Anderson11 said:Why on earth would they do that?!?

It’s because he’s eighteen years old and hasn't got a clue what he's doing. Let me tell you, his age isn't going to act as a shield here; the punishment is going to be just as heavy, whether we're talking about massive fines or whatever else the judge decides to throw at him.
Die-hard Ultras / Hardcore Supporters in Fans ·
Frank Sanchez37 said:even if we might be able to offer you some support,

The truth is, you only offered that support because it lined your own pockets; there’s absolutely no need to sit there acting like moral paragons when we aren't stupid enough to forget how this actually works.
Die-hard Ultras / Hardcore Supporters in Fans ·
I mean, honestly, this whole situation just makes absolutely zero sense to me. 🤣
Die-hard Ultras / Hardcore Supporters in Fans ·
Peter Barrett said:Why on earth were you guys chanting about loving those corrupt politicians back in the first round?

Look, you clearly aren't grasping the nuance here; they weren't singing about the suits in office, they were singing about the players.🤣
Die-hard Ultras / Hardcore Supporters in Fans ·
cosmicdrifter44 said:The fact that the players were jumping for joy along with the fans, regardless of what specific song was playing, tells you everything you need to know. They don't even understand half of what you're singing since they only speak American anyway.

Honestly, my bad if we were "jumping around" too much. 🙄Maybe we should have just stood there silently, ignoring the refs and the massive payout, after you lot started shouting stuff from behind the barricades.
I can't for the life of me remember a single moment in football history where away fans didn't celebrate a handicap victory against their biggest rivals—whether through gestures or songs—and yet here you are, acting all high and mighty, making up stories and whining about it...
Die-hard Ultras / Hardcore Supporters in Fans ·
cosmicdrifter44 said:PPS
Hey guys, did the victory celebrations for your club drag on late into the night?? 🙂

I honestly have no idea why anyone is even bringing this up. Nobody in the stands even flinched when those goals went in—well, except for those poor souls stuck in the corner near the west end. And that song at the final whistle? That wasn't a celebration with the players; do you really think chanting something against the ownership was meant to be festive? If anything, that whole thing should have been shut down the second they reached the supporters' section.
Bad Boys - Part IV in Fans ·
When you're dealing with mercenaries, those bottom-feeding thugs, sellouts, and straight-up traitors, there is absolutely no room for negotiation.