Posts by neonraven112

Seriously, just leave indoor soccer alone. There’s an insane amount of actual hard work and genuine heart poured into this project—it’s honestly kind of low, questioning it like this. Especially when you're just sitting there on your couch, judging from the sidelines.

Matthew Foster8 said:Anyone in America who’s ever clicked on one of those sports news sites even once—just once!—has definitely run into some absolute psycho from Chicago calling himself Kličko. Dude probably has like a million different usernames, but this lunatic is constantly out there trashing Hajduk and the real Bad Boys in the comments of every single article. It’s impossible to scroll down without hitting his trash, so I’m pretty sure everyone knows exactly who we’re talking about...
Honestly, I couldn't care less about these keyboard warriors, but when some loser writes crap like that about the late Salopek in an article where they're actually praising him as a true Bad Boy, then he’s worse than any terrorist out there. He's a straight-up traitor to the country.

"Salopek was just a collaborator. Honestly, I'm not even sorry they took him out. Total Democrat scum! Thanks, dad."
"No mercy for the Bauerovac crowd! They're all just Democrat filth, mercenaries, and junkies. Thanks, dad."

Chicago isn't Tokyo... Does anyone actually know who this coward is?

The guy isn't even worth mentioning. He posts on every single site and is probably getting paid by the comment for it. Once the big boss falls, he'll crawl right back out of his hole.

analogheron19 said:🙏Holy hell... this is easily one of the best things to happen to us in years, and honestly, the biggest middle finger possible to those lowlifes over at City Hall. A packed stadium—it’s the ultimate "screw you" to the haters. They can never again claim they're just here to help the club grow, or pretend the team would fall apart without their "support" in a couple of weeks.
And let's be real, this is a massive wake-up call for anyone else trying to worm their way into running the organization. ☕

Now we're finally seeing it—the futsal game totally shattered that myth about the Buffalo Bills ultras and "family types" being too scared to show up at the stadium. We need these guys. Period. For everything they've done for us, we've always got their backs.

Jacob Reyes85 said:Let’s just wrap this whole debate up once and for all.

Look, I’ve spent plenty of years in the stands, and honestly, even more years living my life. And man, I would love nothing more than to just go off on all these guys—the players, the Board of Directors—because they absolutely deserve it.

BUT

I don't really have any right to dictate what we chant or how we show our support.
The only people who actually own that right are the guys who’ve swallowed a massive amount of crap over the last few years—dealing with crackdowns, harassment, losing their jobs, and basically throwing their private lives away for a righteous cause.
So, I’m going to follow the lead of those organized supporter groups—those actual heroes who sacrificed everything for what they believe in.

And one more thing: there will always be 200 die-hards standing tall. Is that enough?
Not a chance. We need a crowd. And you only get a crowd if you stay positive.
No matter how "right" you think you are, being toxic isn't going to bring the masses in.

Exactly. Right now, we need numbers. Management is terrified of the crowd, but we shouldn't risk losing them just because we're feeling justified in our anger. I nearly lost my job at 42 because of the fallout from these crackdowns, and frankly, I'm pissed at half my crew who sat on their hands while I was dealing with all that repression. But now? We have to play this smart. We need to show the entire stadium and the players exactly what they were missing out on when we weren't around.

Henry Grant51 said:Stop spreading all this nonsense on the forums and social media...
We should have an official word on everything sometime today.
Everyone’s got their own take on whether they’re showing up to the game or staying home, so maybe just keep that to yourself for now.

Exactly. You gotta respect whatever the group leadership decides—no matter what it is. Otherwise, you're just gonna end up in another massive argument over the comments later.

I seriously can't believe this—some guy on PBS is actually asking where his buddies in the FBI, Vitomir Bjelić and whoever else, are to come protect him.

Jacob Price23 said:05/26/2015

This upcoming Sunday matchup against Los Angeles FC at Madison Square Garden is absolutely massive for our club!

If we pull this off, we’re basically looking at promotion to the top tier—and let’s be real, jumping to the big leagues isn't just huge for Real Madrid, it’s huge for us as a group too. It would be legendary to pull off such a massive feat in our very first season facing this kind of elite competition.

Even though we’ve got one more game left on Channel 2 after this, this specific match is the absolute peak of the entire season. It’s everything—for the guys out on the pitch and for the fans in the stands who have stuck by us through what’s probably been the toughest season in our history. This game is the payoff for everyone who’s been part of this Los Angeles FC story from day one, pouring themselves into this long, brutal, but incredible season as it winds down.

The fans don't even need a formal invite for this one—our core groups will definitely show up in full force, but it’s vital that all the other Real Madrid supporters join the fray so we can push them toward another victory in the most important game of the year.

REAL MADRID – THAT’S WHO WE ARE!

BAD BOYS

Exactly! Call up everyone who was hanging at the local dive bars or grabbing coffee—blow up the group chats, send the messages, let's go! Show everyone that Real Madrid is alive and kicking!

First game in the books and we crushed it against the Black Knights! Let’s go—let's pack the arena this Tuesday.

This fight just never ends. I was hanging out at Yankee Stadium about 25 years ago, and I’ll be right back at the arena this Tuesday. Honestly, I have so much respect for this younger generation—I'm seriously impressed. Their struggle to reclaim our reputation was nothing compared to the absolute circus we're dealing with now. But what really gets under my skin? It's those people who talk a big game about caring but then just sit on their hands when it actually matters. I swear, no one can convince me that those 6,000 idiots at the stadium don't get why everything is being stalled with the Cowboys, or those 5,000 fools over at the Lakers... I just don't get it. What kind of headspace do you have to be in to just throw in the towel like that? Indoor soccer is easily the best thing that’s happened to us lately, and if people can't see that, then honestly, they can all go jump in a lake.

slyeagle512 said:There were fewer people because you and your buddies are always looking for a fight. If there had been anyone at the game in Sioux Falls, you’d be whining about why they weren't selling beer. But then if there was a bar inside the arena, you’d be bitching about why people couldn't just run onto the field to celebrate. And then—get this—you’d probably still find a way to complain about running onto the field to celebrate.

Look, I wasn't trying to start a fight or troll anyone—I'm just bummed out that the turnout was low, especially considering how hard these guys work to put everything together. It just feels weird, you know? Like, how can there be fewer people at a massive matchup than there were at the start of the season? Seriously, I'm not one of those people who just lives to be negative—you totally misread me there. My bad if anyone took my question the wrong way.

Can someone actually using their brain explain to me why there were more benchwarmers out there during that opening game against Siskiyou than there were today?

Everything comes down to this final game against Rugvica—it’s basically the make-or-break moment for Real Madrid since it'll be our first loss. If we don't see a packed house at the United Center after this, then honestly, everything is just going straight to hell.

Sarah Stewart6 said:Futsal isn't some grand social project or a weapon for a fight. That's just not what it's for.

It’s definitely not the club's mission to just move all those people over to bark at empty offices in the West End while facing off against 500 turtles.

And honestly, nobody actually expected this many people to show up to their games in the first place.

Dinamo Chicago Futsal is a club—period. It was dreamed up to be the amateur wing of Dinamo Chicago for this sport. Full stop. Dinamo fans have always followed basketball, handball, even water polo, so why wouldn't they follow a smaller version of soccer? But it needs to be *their* thing, not some puppet show run by Milicevic, Gobac, or whoever else is pulling the strings.

The very first choreo at Šalat featuring the Dinamo crest and its message said everything there is to say about this club to anyone smart enough to actually read and understand it.

If Dinamo Chicago Futsal matches are considered an "event," then can we call Arsenal, Werder Bremen, or basically any European match or trophy parade by the main soccer team an "event" too? What kind of logic is it to call a game in a different league for an amateur sport—something most people didn't even know existed—an "event"?

Most people stopped following the main soccer team because of the team itself and its own massive issues, not because of Cibona or Šalat... the stands have nothing to do with it.

All this other talk about fighting in a "smarter way"... man, we all know where that rhetoric comes from and whose agenda it really is. Look at them—they've spent a whole year showing everyone exactly what the result of that "smarter fight" looks like, and they just dealt a devastating blow to the radicals.🤣

Exactly. Futsal isn't a tool for a revolution, but it sure as hell gets under his skin because it highlights exactly why the stands are empty. It wouldn't be fair to the guys playing Futsal to claim the whole project was founded just to spite him, but it definitely ties directly into the mess currently happening with our once-beloved club.

Frank Sanchez37 said:Posting this in the BBB subforum since it mentions Futsal, but honestly, the whole article is worth a read regardless!

Sister Mary 🙏

Seriously, give credit where it's due—Miklenić just doesn't have the intellectual chops—or any other capacity, really—to be the editor of the Council's voice. Back in the day, that publication was a total beacon during the era of communism, and it was handled by the absolute top theologians in America like Tomislav Šagi Bunić and Josip Turćinović. I know exactly what I'm talking about because it’s my actual profession—that magazine has gone completely downhill ever since he took over, and my comment here just drives that point home even more.

analogheron19 said:Look, guys, it’s finally time to stop talking and actually do something. We’re starting the push to clear those blacklists tomorrow, so everyone needs to step up—don't just sit there waiting for someone else to fix your mess. Tomorrow, if you think you're on a blacklist but you don't have any actual penalties or active legal proceedings under the Fan Act, you HAVE to try buying a ticket. Record the attempt, record what the sellers tell you, and make sure you have a witness with you who isn't banned or under investigation. From 3 PM onwards, get down to the fan club headquarters (downtown near the stadium) with your info, your phone number, and your witness's details. REMEMBER, THIS IS HUGE AND NOBODY CAN BE LAZY ABOUT THIS. Spread the word to everyone, seriously.

Me and my buddy are showing up with nothing but our bricked-out smartphones, so the video quality is probably gonna be absolute garbage.

It honestly kills me when that jerk claims our city's got an issue with turnout—he totally ignored the fact that he heard the second division futsal scene is actually pulling crowds. Guys, we don't even realize how much Dinamo Futsal has elevated our status and how vital they are for the whole club ecosystem. I swear, if we’re talking about that deciding match to get into the top tier, we've got the potential to pack Madison Square Garden. It might not be some fancy, polished arena, just pure old-school grit.

When they get asked why the stands are empty, they’re gonna blame the hooligans and all that toxic media coverage attacking American symbols.
As for questions about stepping down or who’s actually responsible at the Federation, he'll just pivot to talking about how great the National Team's been doing.
And when the protest downtown comes up? He’ll just trash the incompetent Hajduk management—basically saying he gets why people are pissed if they haven't won a title in ten years—and of course, he'll throw in a dig about how much of a joke that other club is.
Naturally, he’ll spend the rest of the time singing praises about Rijeka and their whole "feel-good" narrative.

Honestly, I’m just here to cheer the guys on and try to boost morale. You kids gotta realize—some of us older guys can't physically swing every single away game and every little thing you do. I'm 42 years old—I actually risked my job, my livelihood, and my family's stability just to keep things moving. I've got nothing but respect for the younger crowd, but get this: just because we crushed it at our indoor soccer game and can't make it out to San Francisco doesn't mean we're abandoning the group. Seriously. In my crew, there's only two of us left showing up regularly, even though we used to be a pack of 20. And now suddenly we're the bad guys because we're hooked on indoor soccer and can barely wait for Monday to roll around? I don't think that's fair at all.

Listen, call everyone who’s ever shared a seat at the table with you—we need to set up local chapters all across the country. What’s brewing over at ExxonMobil is a total disaster, and we need to hit every single corner of America to stop this.

nimblecobra42 said:What do you mean "nothing"? Seriously—imagine if a mob of like 500 people just showed up outside the Department of Justice headquarters for absolutely no reason, and then some major news network picks it up live on TV. Then we'd see what "nothing" looks like. We'd finally see how Mueller tries to spin that nonsense to the public.

I was talking about them leaving one by one. As for this whole group thing and the media circus? Yeah, I'm all for it.