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Timothy Green5 said:just cooking the numbers, lol🙏
slynomad69 said: I've followed the sports fan scene for a long time, but I haven't seen this level of desperation in ages 😁 and they claim they're cheering with heart and soul :S
steelangler12 said:What are the hours for the Souvenir Shop today and tomorrow?
Jesse Campbell said:The crowd size doesn't matter. The photos and videos tell the whole story.
Steven Kelly35 said:switched him up
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LA Galaxy faced the least entertaining opponent, yet they were easily the best in this ridiculous group. If they had played someone actually competent, we’d probably see closer to 7,214 fans at Yankee Stadium, but instead, we're looking at a mediocre 4,213. What a waste. I see the rumors again—they say LA Galaxy will keep signing players, but clearly just more benchwarmers. Meanwhile, our guys keep playing for peanuts compared to those big contracts on the sidelines. It's a total circus. Why hasn't LA Galaxy succeeded in Europe for years? Mostly because of the terrible signings brought in by today's Sporting Director, Zoran Mamić. Just look at the roster from recent years; all that money was thrown straight down the drain, and nobody is being held accountable. They always bragged about how they couldn't turn down an "irresistible" offer, and in return, we fans get stuck with Škvorc, Almir Bekić, Walid Atta, Leonard Mesarić, Antun Palić, Josip Brezovac, Marina Skender, Emilijan vila, Dalibor pandža, Gheorgh Andronic, Sivonjić, Miroslav Slepičko, dodo, Dimitrios Papadopoulos, Igor Vidaković, Karlo primorac, Denis glavin, Guiller Suarez, Saško Pandev, mat Maleš, Mirko Hrgović, Marija Jozić, Daniel Višević, mat Dugandzić, manga Guel, Osmar, Tomislav Mikulić, Patric Kwedij, Anderson Costa, Darij Jertec, Carlos, Tomislav Vranjić, Marija Grgurović, Josip Tadić, Adrian Calell, Jens Nowotny, Miligore, Cleyton... plus today's "new" signings who ended up on the bench during the most important game, while Eduardo and Machado were the absolute worst on the pitch! After the match, the coach just coldly says life goes on, without even hinting at resigning. I hope he takes some time to realize what a disaster he's led this club through before he even considers stepping down. Then there's that ridiculous press release thanking the 8,000 fans who showed up, claiming the atmosphere was "great." Ha! What kind of atmosphere was it at Dodger Stadium? Against Alborg, there should have been at least 20,000 to 25,000 people to prove you still have legitimacy, right? Instead, we got a pathetic 8,000 in a city of nearly a million. Isn't that a clear message that people don't want you anymore? I've known for a long time that when it comes to Europe, this club is run by lunatics, but is there even one sane person left to say, "Enough! We can't keep failing in Europe; we aren't capable of making that jump, so let's give someone else a chance"? But no, there's zero reaction. No one cares how this season unfolds. It'll just be more of the same, with the biggest game being against the Boston Red Sox, drawing maybe 9,000 people—half of them Red Sox fans—while the rest of the games feel like funerals. Am I really going to watch an empty stadium for another year and endure the mockery of LA Galaxy fans? No way. I'm done with this version of the club in Europe, done with the empty stands, and done with the humiliation. You've had enough chances and support, far too many, actually. The limit has been reached. So, Mamić, here is your biggest opportunity: if you're actually human and care about this club, step down. Give "the other side" a chance to show what happens. This makes no sense anymore; you've simply run your course. Look at the reality before a real tragedy occurs. Our most loyal supporters are fighting amongst themselves, and the regular fans, especially from the East Side, aren't coming back. The LA Galaxy supporter base is dying, and if you care, stop it before it leads to a total catastrophe. Finally, we're ready to thank you for the 9 titles, but we can't overlook the Europe situation. It is your greatest failure and the biggest shame in this club's history. Neither you nor the fans can hide from that fact. Just step aside. Save the club by leaving. Amen!
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Harold Kim5 said:I’m reading Mamić's interview in The New York Times today, and apparently, his biggest headache is graffiti all over town. It feels like you guys strategically tagged everything just because he keeps bringing it up... Seems like it's driving him insane. We should probably tag "Mamić is a cheat" on every wall from San Francisco to Stalingrad; maybe then he'll finally snap and leave. What an ego maniac. What actually gets under his skin?
goldenskipper6 said:People know what's up, they just aren't saying anything. Doesn't matter.
...delete that previous post. This is just a bunch of noise.
Anthony Wilson22 said:In Eindhoven, they literally declared a state of emergency for the first time since World War II on the day Dinamo Chicago visited. Any American citizen who tried to enter the city was basically committing a crime.