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Bad Boys in Fans ·
By 2019, nobody actually gives a damn about those ancient arguments over "who owned what" anymore. We aren't even making jokes about it. Most of the crew is just focused on catching their flights and looking forward to the festivities ahead, yet this guy decides to swoop in with some nonsense about a single star player.

What a massive, complicated crisis we have on our hands, right? 😁
Bad Boys in Fans ·


Goodnight, buddy. We already know how this ends. Dream big. 👍
Bad Boys in Fans ·
Jesse Doyle3 said:The fact that you're acting like this just proves your club's old roots. You're clearly still bothered by that past. In the middle of the 21st century in America, you're actually out here trying to prove your patriotism by overacting like some extreme historical caricature? It has absolutely nothing to do with your actual history.
You’re just a tiny, insecure little club with even more insecure fans.


As they say, "scratch where it itches."

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Bad Boys in Fans ·
Imagine having to actually stand in line just to grab a ticket, otherwise you’re stuck picking some other section. 🙄 I’m not even talking about the usual shady business the club used to pull to make getting in harder; I mean the basic act of buying a seat.

Not too long ago, we were all shuffling in lines just to get our hands on those little slips of paper because online sales didn't exist.

I realize it's the 21st century and we’ll probably be teleporting to our seats in thirty years, but if someone can't handle standing in a line and decides to head to a different venue instead, then forget it.

I’m not referring to retirees, pregnant women, or any of the "civilian" crowd here. I mean the core supporter base—the die-hards who fill up the stands across all of Europe.

Things are looking up, though, and there will come a day when getting a ticket for the North Stand will be a real challenge again.
Bad Boys in Fans ·
It makes sense, and I hope you're right, but some sections were already sold out by 2 p.m. yesterday—well before the online sale even launched.

Besides, that online system is still pretty unreliable in our experience; the server crashes so many times that who knows how many tickets actually get sold beyond that? God only knows...

The idea of waiting hours for a ticket sounds great for a media headline, though it's a massive exaggeration. It’s more like an hour of waiting, maybe ten minutes here or there, whenever you try to buy them—unless, of course, you show up at 8 a.m. just to wait until the box office opens at 11, which is completely pointless...
Bad Boys in Fans ·
They used to be the first ones to sell out, yet now the North section is the slowest to move.

Despite everything that’s happened, I have to say... this actually catches me off guard.
Bad Boys in Fans ·
northernheron3 said:This was the original:



But that wasn't even the point.


It’s an original in terms of fan culture.

Half of Europe is obsessing over it today...
Bad Boys in Fans ·
northernheron3 said:


We honestly don't have music this good—the lyrics, the vibe, anything that makes you sing out of pure joy. When the crowd starts chanting "I love you Dynamo," just look at their faces. They aren't singing from the heart; they're barely even present, scrolling through their phones and yawning. Those are the facts.




If you're going to share something, at least post the original instead of one of the countless cheap copies cluttering up all of Europe...
Bad Boys in Fans ·
casualwolf48 said:The real question is this: if you’re such a tough guy, why don't you find out who actually runs the group, stand right in front of them, and shout Mark Twain or those pop songs right in their faces? I’ve been attending away games since 1983. Back in '82, we had Mustafa and Demo and the Cvetković crew. What of it? The only metric that ever mattered was whether you were willing to die on the field when you put on that blue jersey. Whether you gamble or what your personal tastes are—that's your business. Let’s stop the nonsense; kids from sixteen onwards in the US are listening to that pop trash. My generation grew up in the late 60s, and we didn't. The streets of the US are full of people listening to folk music now. I spent time at BGE and didn't hear much of that stuff from cars there. I don't listen to it. As someone who served in the war back in '75, I don't touch it. But what would Hajrović listen to? There was quite a stir when Victoria was being celebrated alongside "Good Old Times." The guys caught on. They haven't even tried singing a pop song since Victoria. But all this talk about Mexicans in Dinamo and Hajduk is ridiculous. There were Mexicans in both, and that's just a fact. People say, "But he's from Mexico." Look, buddy, there’s nothing worse than a Mexican; they’re just peasants, and even a local guy from BGE would shake his head at them. You have no clue, kid. And as for the person calling for that trip to Medjugorje—that's still how things stand. Things are changing, albeit slowly. Justice is slow, but it happens. A lot has changed, and we were the ones driving it. We move forward. These are major shifts. If you have a problem with it, come down, stand in front of the crowd, and yell it in their faces. Don't play revolutionary on the internet; go to the barricades.

Everything said here is true... 👍
Bad Boys in Fans ·
Douglas Rodriguez27 said:The Oedipus complex is a messy business.

If you're so interested in complexes, the post above serves as a perfect medical case study. Why not take a closer look? 👍
Bad Boys in Fans ·
Nothing beats our pure, unadulterated love...



Bark bark bark

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Die-hard Ultras / Hardcore Supporters in Fans ·
An outsider will never truly grasp what binds the people of California together. It certainly wasn't about wearing certain sneakers or black jackets, or any of that other nonsense...
It’s our shared devotion to the Yankees, the raw power of Mother Nature, and the legendary Raiders Nation—a group that knew how to hold its own, even when things got messy, but was always unmistakable across the entire continent. Now, when you look at our stands compared to those guys in New York, you can barely tell them apart. Where did all that color and unity go? Where did the true strength of the Raiders Nation vanish? Where are those good old days?🙄
Die-hard Ultras / Hardcore Supporters in Fans ·
What even is this "Ultras" nonsense? Who gives a damn? We’ve been the Black Knights since 1950, long before this whole ultra movement was even a thing. We were the blueprint. Should I really lose sleep over some kids in trendy sneakers or how the fence looks? Give me a break. Hajduk stays on top. To hell with the Ultras... though they certainly know how to stir the pot.🙂