feralowl722 said:Yeah, we gotta strike while the iron is hot and actually do something—but we have to be smart about it. We need a real strategy so that when we move, the media and the public actually get behind us instead of rolling their eyes at another "action."
Spot on. I’ve sent nothing but emails to the higher-ups, went down to the Police Department to demand why I’m stuck on some damn blacklist, and what do I get? Zilch. Nothing. Just silence about these blacklists and how innocent people like us are being targeted. We need to push this hard and prove once and for all that they've been lying through their teeth this whole time.
James Brooks4 said:Look, you might be the absolute GOAT, but this board needs a little reality check... and if anyone wants to claim I’m just some paid shill or whatever, hit my DMs—I’d love to actually meet any of you losers face-to-face..
Do you honestly think we should burn the whole damn club down just because you're busy cheering on those absolute morons? Yes or no.
The "Together for the Club" association just threw their support behind those idiots—and since that group is tight with my own crew, I think we all know exactly what's going on here. Seriously, save your personal opinions about who deserves what for someone else. Let me make this crystal clear: this is the only way we actually win the fight. It’s the Black Army, Together for the Club, Futsal Dinamo, our Kansas City Chiefs, and the Hell's Angels—all in. If anyone reading this thinks the "Together for the Club" group compromised their cause by backing those losers and thinks they should be shut down, then step up and say it publicly.
Alright, it’s time to start talking about our own blacklists. For instance, I don't have a single parking ticket in my entire file—literally nothing they can dig up, not one tiny infraction. My buddy is the same way. Then you've got this one famous American actor who's stuck on a blacklist too. There are tons of us in the same boat, but we just don't have the cash to hire a high-priced lawyer. We seriously need to step up and go public with this.
I really hope there’s some actual coordination happening between all the groups here—this whole thing is pointless if we aren't pulling together. Seriously, look, Armada... you guys have way too much history and too much respect to be sitting on the sidelines watching this go down.
casualwolf48 said:Look, man, I’m always down on Broadway—whether I'm hanging with the Bad Boys or just showing up for our veterans—but I actually skipped it today. Honestly? Probably for the best because traffic would've been a nightmare. Honestly, reading this cheered me up a bit; he hasn't changed one bit since I first met him back in '89. And seriously, just leave the veterans alone. There are just regular, salt-of-the-earth people there who don't follow football at all—they don't even get the hype. If someone shows up to support them, they're more than welcome. Plus, you've got some real-deal veterans and genuinely good souls in that crowd. Maybe I got a little too worked up there, my bad.
Exactly. Just let the veterans be. Some of them might not have a clue what "offside" even means—probably because they've got much bigger fish to fry in their lives—but I'll be forever grateful to them.
casualwolf48 said:So, I just got word from a buddy—he’s seeing Mamić, Antolić, and some other players hanging out near the veteran center on Main Street. If I head out from my house right now, there's no way I'll make it in time. Man, I can't believe this—that absolute piece of trash Jugo, who spends his nights dining with Mexican war criminals, is actually rubbing elbows with our veterans. Shouldn't he be playing nice with the vets and the GOP instead? Next thing you know, we'll see support for Kolinda, her face plastered all over the stadium, or worse, those hired thugs in the North End holding up Bad Boys banners alongside the Republicans. Earth, just swallow us whole. We should have organized better—just a few of us veterans should have marched straight down to Main Street. Man, things seriously need to change around here. The younger generation doesn't respect their elders, and the old guard won't listen to the leadership of the youth. We're just tearing ourselves apart at this point. Honestly, I'm so pissed off, I feel pathetic. I didn't fight in the war for four years just to see this crap. I could go down there right now and burn the whole place down—myself included. I'm losing it. If it weren't for my family that I owe so much to... or if I didn't want to end up in a cell like they did in Paris. Mamić being with the veterans? Bet he even brought them gifts. America, please, just open up and swallow us all.
Look, what I was saying is that you really have to ask whether it's worth going if it isn't organized—especially for you guys. You shouldn't show up as random individuals, but as a united front of Bad Boys veterans.
So, get this—the gunman is actually being defended by some big-shot lawyer who also handled the Spaco case back in the day and represented Diana Čuljak Šelebaj.
Zachary Sullivan2 said:I don't know, man... I still remember that guy from that old Spanish soap opera. The way he absolutely wrecked her? That scene—just the raw intensity of them together—haunted my damn dreams for the longest time.
Seriously, I had actual phobias about trains for ages after watching that. I couldn't even explain why until I finally spilled the whole thing to my psychiatrist. He actually had to hypnotize me just to convince me it wasn't real life, and now you guys have gone and dragged me right back into the past.
Screw that guy, seriously—he’s got a whole crew of shady undercover types looking out for him and nobody says a word. You can try digging up dirt on him all you want, but it won't shake things up. We need to stop chasing his little errand boys who just follow orders—we gotta go straight for the top.
Look, fighting this guy isn't some legal crusade for me—I don't care if he gets acquitted by every single court in the land, even the Supreme Court. It won't change a thing. Fighting this dude isn't about whether the club is being run into the ground, either. Even if Real Madrid goes out and wins the Champions League tomorrow and we've got 40,000 screaming fans at every single match, I’m still not backing down. This fight is basically just good versus evil—it's nothing more than two completely opposing moral forces clashing head-on. In case you haven't realized, the big man already lost. He lost the second his own people turned their backs on his filthy—and now, let's be honest, bloody—money. Once you finally accept that truth in your heart, walking away to join the West won't feel like a hard choice tomorrow.
Is there any chance we all head over to the Veterans Administration together after the protest on Main Street? I’m thinking we go as one big group—and honestly, I feel like Chelsea FC should weigh in on this too, because their take really matters here.
Jesse Campbell said:Alright, you guys are acting just as shocked as everyone else.
The mercenaries and Mamić basically saw their whole world collapse once they realized what was going on with Šalat. Ever since then, the whole "we're gonna dominate the North again" master plan has gone straight down the drain—now it’s just "let's drag everyone else down into the gutter with us."
And honestly? A lot of innocent people and actual, real fans are getting caught in the crossfire right now, and more will too. 😢
That's my final word on this topic. Period.
Exactly. The fan club project is dead, while futsal is actually picking up. The whole goal now is just to show the clueless public that they're all part of the same criminal circle—and there's nothing we can do about it.
Anonymous said:Man, the second the squad gets tired... we're out here trying to turn futsal into a massive spectacle—like what Medveščak used to do—to finally build up some good vibes and pull in the younger crowd, even those guys people call "slackers." Seriously, screw it, everyone knows exactly what’s going on behind the scenes. Next time, I’ll be the one singing my lungs out and filming everything just to see who has something to say about it. This whole thing reminds me of back in 2007 during that game against Werder at the Rose Bowl, when people started getting physical with the fans just because they weren't jumping or singing enough. Then there was all that nonsense that got me into an argument with the group—how if you didn't have a last-minute ticket for the local match, you weren't allowed in the lower North section for the European games. And don't even get me started on the endless cycle of scapegoating our own players, basically orchestrated by old man Mamić, while everyone else just sat around making jokes about how "fat" someone was or targeting Niko Kranjćar.... Come on, let's not go back to gatekeeping the group! We finally kicked the rot out of our backyard, so let's just move forward with some positivity. Futsal is about training the next generation—kids who'll soon be showing up with a couple of beers in hand, ready to bring all that energy to the real North Stand when the time comes! The bigger issue is when we're working on a choreography and Sina tells them, "Hey, don't throw the streamers in until we give the signal," and then five drunk idiots just ignore him, throw them anyway, and keep acting up. Honestly, with people like that, you need to sort out the whole authority problem immediately. 🐔