Posts by Eric Phillips52

So, Eric Phillips52 is basically claiming that if the crowd starts chanting his name during the next game against the West Coast rivals, the Galaxy would be kicked out of the international tournament? If I'm following his logic correctly, he's making quite the scare tactic. Honestly, if that's the case, where's the actual problem? 😍

steelseal10 said:Ask Sega about the ride. They’ve got a Skoda🤷

Last month they were spotted in some beat-up old golf cart. You wouldn't even recognize them, haha.

Robert Adams6 said:Exactly 👍

02.10.2007.

It’s worth noting that once again, the BBB fans in the stands were heckling Jerry Jones. Toward the end of the match, the most hardcore Real Madrid supporters started chanting the name of their former idol, Claudio Visconti. Meanwhile, a banner was visible through the whole game with a very clear message: "OFK and those damn hooligans—shame on you!"

10.07.2007.
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I've said enough about that in this thread.

Here is a perfect example of how this guy just proved how uninformed and loud-mouthed you all are.

wearyraven25 said:Alright, let's start with this: what was even the point of that series of articles?

And where on earth did you read me saying there was anything inaccurate about it?

Hold on a second—have you actually sat down and read all three parts of that series? Are you seriously telling me it’s still not clear why it was written or who the target was? And another thing: our group has been fighting Jerry Jones tooth and nail since 2006 using every single tool at our disposal. Honestly, only someone completely delusional or willfully ignorant would even question that. The leadership across all generations has remained beyond reproach, save for maybe a handful of agents or traitors—maybe fifteen or twenty people max—and those individuals have already been dealt with. To sit here and trash the leadership of a group that has spent years battling a villain like him is just unprofessional, especially when you're taking aim at the current board. For Rex and everyone else: please, enlighten us. How did you suddenly gain such incredible insight? If you want to explain yourself, my DMs are open.

Jonathan Lewis3 said:haha... let them pose shirtless if they want. They're doing even worse than those guys with zero profit... 🤣

Man, you are truly something else.

Honestly, we could probably split the crowd up between some NBA games and a Chicago Bulls matchup. We’ve got tens of thousands of us now—it’s getting to the point where we don't even know where to fit all this energy. It would be smart to divide the group by sport: the younger crowd heads to the basketball arena, the older guys catch a Bulls game, and those of us in the middle can stick with Real Madrid. It just makes sense to avoid massive overcrowding. When you have ten thousand people showing up for just one sport, it becomes a mess. Our numbers are at an all-time high right now, and it would be a real shame not to capitalize on that momentum.

For anyone out there wondering where we stand—why we’re at war with the front office, why we’re lighting flares, why we aren't showing up, why they’re banning us from the stadium, why we refuse to be satisfied with Jerry Maguire, or why we couldn't care less about how much money Real Madrid has or which players they've signed—please, before you start any serious debates, I'm asking the uninitiated to take a look at these links.

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... so next time you find yourselves celebrating a Real Madrid victory, maybe take a second to ask yourselves: what exactly are you celebrating, and who are you actually cheering for?

wearyraven25 said:Why was there no banners or any real energy from the fans yesterday?
As far as I can tell, the blacklists weren't even an issue—at least not like they were at the end of last season.

You've got it wrong.

neonraven112 said:Looking at his press conference, it’s crystal clear he has zero intention of ever stepping down. He thinks he's untouchable by any legal institution in the country. But honestly? It doesn't matter. What truly eats him alive is the fact that he can't just buy off a group of people who refuse to back down. So, we keep pushing. In the grand scheme of things, time is relative; he knows deep down that we aren't ever going to stop supporting Real Madrid.

Great. I’m just holding out hope that he kicks the bucket sometime in the next 30 years so my grandkids can finally watch Real Madrid without having to deal with Zdravko.

bluebear42 said:I’ve been following the latest updates on the coaching situation, and honestly, it feels like we’re circling the drain. The rumors surrounding Halilović's future are getting louder by the day, and at this point, it feels less like a tactical debate and more like a slow-motion train wreck. The management seems stuck in a loop of indecision. They talk about "stability" and "long-term vision," but from where I’m sitting, it looks a lot more like paralysis. You can see the frustration boiling over in the stands, and frankly, I don't blame anyone for feeling cynical. We’ve seen this movie before: a coach clings to his position despite dwindling results, the board hesitates to pull the trigger, and the fans are left holding the bag while the team stagnates. It’s the same old story. There’s a palpable sense that the current direction isn't just hitting a wall—it's actively driving into it. If the leadership doesn't make a decisive move soon, they aren't just risking a bad season; they're risking the entire momentum of the club. It’s time to stop the stalling and actually lead. Decisions have consequences, and right now, the consequence of inaction is becoming impossible to ignore.

If this turns out to be true, ZM should honestly just show up at Times Square holding a basket of eggs. Just some normal city.

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Jacob Lopez said:Rest in peace, Kuže. 😢

The turnout in that Small town in the Midwest was actually pretty solid, and there were moments where the chanting felt absolutely electric.
And man, that new anthem? Absolute fire!!!

At the very end, you see Pivaric and Jedvaj heading our way. Jedvaj turns back to signal the others to go say hello, but then Chop pulls him by the sleeve toward the bench to chat. In the end, Jedvaj, Pivaric, and two others give us this hesitant, almost nervous little round of applause.

Is Pivaric number 19? I seem to remember he was the first one to step up, but the rest of the guys pulled him back.

Austin Watson38 said:tick tock🤣, but seriously now. Mamić has absolutely no clue what to do anymore, so he’s trying anything just to get people back into the stadium. He's attempting to manufacture some hype, hoping that maybe a few wins in the Champions League might win the crowd back—and by extension, make him less of a public enemy. He knows perfectly well that without a crowd, even his seat feels a little less steady. Plus, his massive ego is practically screaming for attention. I don't understand why people don't hit him where it hurts; nobody cares about him anymore. He'll just keep spiraling until everything finally falls apart.🤣

Look, it's not his chair that's wobbling; it's his ego. We spent over a year boycotting, and there was literally nobody at the matches. During the winter, we were seeing double-digit attendance. And you know what? He didn't give a single damn. Whether it's Dinamo vs. Osijek with ten people watching or 10,000, he couldn't care less.

Jesse Campbell said:They’re on our side because they’re standing up against Jerry Jones. Honestly, I don't give a damn if people think I'm some junked-out loser with nothing better to do. 🙄

At that last protest against Jerry Jones’s tyranny, there were maybe 150 people there, and 100 of them were just kids.

Henry Patel74 said:Sometimes I honestly regret sharing a forum with orangutans who type this kind of garbage... what flares, what tear gas? Are you even aware that if things went that far, the entire region would rise up against the Bad Boys, and then they wouldn't stand a chance? Everything would just fall apart... In my opinion, the only way to get rid of Weinstein is for absolutely everyone to stand up against him. That means daily support from regular people—the public. Because you 200 or 500 people are nothing compared to his massive machine. Stop talking about "the true 100." If only 100 real fans followed Hajduk, believe me, the club wouldn't look like it does now; it would be someone's private playground. I don't care for the Bad Boys or Real Madrid, but I respect them right now because I know what repression looks like. I know what’s happening to us, and we wouldn't even be able to admit there were more than 200 of us if it weren't for them. Making war is easy, brother.

Bravo, Einstein. We had no idea. Now, why don't you tell us exactly where this "masses" or "regular people" are supposed to come from? Good grief, man. Our own supporters have been attacking our guys just for lighting flares at Sheriff, filming them and showing the footage to the cops and the police. People flooded out to Villarreal and PAOK specifically because we were boycotting, just so they could discredit us and spite us. Go ahead, read this five times and tell me: can you actually believe what you're reading? And do you still seriously think that if the Bad Boys put in a little effort and had 5,000 people behind them, that the masses would suddenly rise up and take down Weinstein?

Henry Grant51 said:What kind of absolute monster is this guy? For God's sake... one day he's rubbing elbows with the Uskoks, the next he's cozying up to the FBI, then it's the judges, then he's hanging out with the gays from both the Republican Party and the Democratic Party, and don't even get me started on his revolving door through various government agencies.
Just buy the journalists dinner, slip them a little something under the table... honestly, where do we live? It's enough to make you want to die.
The man should have been behind bars ages ago...

It’s not just him, though—it’s the whole damn octopus, including every single one of his sycophants and accomplices.

boldeagle20 said:That’s just flat-out wrong. ☕
The guys who were causing trouble were part of our group; everyone else just stood there in silence, looking completely lost. There were about 60 Bad Boys up in the stands who were shouting back at you guys and cheering for a bit. By the time you made it up there, that section was cut off from the rest because the police stepped in immediately—unfortunate, really.
All in all, today went pretty well.

Between the police intervention at the end, that clumsy descent from the roof, and then an even clumsier scramble over the fence... 🤣🤣 🤦

And honestly, some of them should have brought sunscreen. 😍

My mistake then. My previous post was actually referring to those bolded guys.

Joshua Moore31 said:Look, you're right about the numbers, but there's a catch... Just a few months ago, we had the club management, the local police, and the entire city lined up against us. We were out on our own for a long time, facing nothing but persecution and harassment. If they’d learned anything from this season, they’d realize just how much it matters having the sheer volume of people on your side. They don't all have to be BBB die-hards or hardcore ultras. Unfortunately, we'll probably end up taking the brunt of the law's crackdown again while those guys play nice with the cops, but hey, this is the path we chose.

Numbers matter, sure—having a massive crowd is always a huge advantage. But let's get real: 90% of the people who screwed us over today aren't actually on our side. They couldn't care less about us or our fight. Tomorrow, when we're playing a big match against a rival like Mexico, they won't give a damn when we start chanting against the federation. When we move into European competition, they'll look the other way when we light flares. When we face off against the heavyweights, or even when we go head-to-head against Eric Phillips52, they'll be nowhere to be found. The people who skipped today's protest? They aren't showing up tomorrow either. They won't help us with anything, and frankly, you can't count on people who just blow whichever way the wind shifts.

Joshua Moore31 said:I really hope someone from the West Side caught that police tactical maneuver on video. They were deployed in three distinct units. Two groups flanked the building from both sides while about twenty officers dropped down from the roof. Coming off the roof like 🙂—it was intense. It’s a shame so many Bad Boys headed home early; there were still another hundred or so guys stuck on the opposite bleachers because nobody knew where they were supposed to go before kickoff. In the end, though, the rest of the crowd finally stood up with us, so it wasn't all for nothing. Shout out to those ten guys way up at the top who just sat there baking in the sun 🤣
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And what does any of that actually change? When it comes to what those "average" fans do, we simply shouldn't count on them or expect anything from them. They've proven that to us more times than I can count.

wanderingtrucker9 said:Alright, let’s get serious here. Yesterday was basically the peak of our resistance—we had 300 people out there boycotting. Look, I get it; there are bans, security protocols, and all that jazz, but still, that number feels a bit low... what’s the next move? By using those blacklists at the gates, Mamić effectively kicked us out of Maksimir, which was clearly his endgame.Is there any way to work through those lawyers who were involved before to get names scrubbed from the list, or to find some kind of legal leverage against this?...

No.

Charles Ward6 said:Personally, I can't bring myself to go.
And honestly? That’s my take too. A few of my buddies feel the same way—nobody should be showing up under these circumstances. But if people *do* decide to go, then they go, and we'll just have to deal with whatever happens.
If it were up to me, I’d head to the luxury suites or hang out near the West Stand if there's some kind of organized gathering. We need to make sure those jerks see that there are actually more people outside the stadium than inside it. Let's get some chanting going and drop some messages they won't forget.
Look, I'm not the one calling the shots here, so please, don't listen to me. 🙂

To hell with the VIP suites and all that nonsense.