Posts by Bradley Sullivan4

stormyorca7 said:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E_Pb...e_gdata_player

Those absolute morons over in St. Louis

😲

I mean, I honestly don't know why John Doe hasn't stepped in to sort out the copyright issues on this one; I recall him mentioning on a talk show once or twice how he was actually flooded with offers for that song...

Nathan Foster23 said:From what I’ve been hearing, things are looking pretty grim over in San Francisco, and honestly, it sounds even worse down in San Diego. 🤣

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I mean, who cares about us fans? They don't give a damn. We’re left sitting here the day before the big game with absolutely no clue if the match is even going to happen, mostly because they love making those calls just an hour before kickoff. 🙂

That Garbage guy will probably hold a press conference at noon, and then maybe—just maybe—he'll decide whether we actually get to play or not. 🤷
He's basically the one calling all the shots anyway...

reddrifter24 said:Yeah, looking at how things are shaping up right now, I wouldn't bother prepping for the game against Rijeka; the pitch is an absolute mess, and the weather forecast isn't exactly looking bright either.

???
Can we get a little more detail than that? Give me something concrete to work with...

urbanhawk17 said:Is it Mamic, who just hangs around the Los Angeles Lakers' orbit now and then? Or is it Zoki, showing up to open some training facility for the Lakers players that Real Madrid supposedly put 1.5 million dollars into—well, "lent" rather than invested, if we're being honest.

The Los Angeles Lakers are basically in the same boat as Real Madrid right now, though I suppose fewer people bother to follow them since they don't get nearly as much mainstream coverage. Honestly, the only reason anyone bothers showing up to a Lakers game lately is to catch a glimpse of Saric, because the kid is an absolute genius on the court.

As far as I can tell, Mamic hasn't even stepped foot in a Lakers game once in the last few years, except back when Zdenko Antunović was still running things—and if I recall correctly, he’s moved over to the NBA now... that was right around the time he provided those financial guarantees for those four players who essentially held the Lakers hostage until...

So, really, Mamic has nothing to do with the club anymore, and let's be real, none of those shady characters care about the Lakers anyway; it's just a bunch of kids playing there with zero budget, and even Bandic admitted himself that the old days of funding aren't coming back.
Don't go thinking I'm some huge activist campaigning for us to move back into Madison Square Garden; I'm just trying to point out that, in recent years, there simply haven't been any better circumstances to make a return to the Lakers happen.

Henry Grant51 said:Real Madrid is basically the heartbeat of New York City for me, and while the Los Angeles Lakers are part of that same fabric, I just don't follow them nearly as closely. Honestly, I don't see any reason why someone couldn't show up to a Lakers game and maybe belt out a few chants from the Real Madrid supporters' section, which I know has happened before at the arena or even over at Madison Square Garden.

That’s exactly it—Real Madrid is number one, period. End of story. Every other club in New York City comes after them in the hierarchy.
Given everything we're dealing with right now, I really think we should actually weigh this option instead of just shutting it down immediately. We need to sit down and honestly consider what’s best for the group as a whole in this moment.
We’ve got about 16 rounds left in the season, which means we’re looking at only nine away games total, though we also have matches against 🚂 Locomotive and the Army, where things will likely get messy again—especially since 🚂 Locomotive will almost certainly be playing at Yankee Stadium.
Looking at the schedule, we have two big away trips this week to San Francisco and Seattle, then it's Miami at home, followed by the Army away and 🚂 Locomotive at home. So, once we wrap up in Seattle, our next real away test isn't until March 8th against Steven in Columbus.
If we actually want to survive as a group, we need matches—we need places where the guys can actually get together. Though, realistically, who knows how much longer this whole mess with the leadership is going to drag on...
A massive amount of damage has been done by the current management, and if they were to walk away tomorrow, it would take us a long, long time to truly recover as a group.

Look, this isn't some call to action for people who just want to see their own faces in the spotlight, nor is it aimed at those keyboard warriors who claim to be die-hard Dinamo fans from the comfort of their couches. This is for the people who actually show up, the ones ready to step up and lend a hand, and especially for those who refuse to let our friends sit forgotten behind bars—they’re only in there because they refused to be part of the complacent crowd that looks the other way when things get real. Our friends are facing extended pretrial detention, and honestly, the legal fees are starting to pile up. Even though we managed to pull together a decent amount during the first round, the funds are getting thin, but our resolve to stand by them remains unshakable. For anyone who can afford to help and isn't just some armchair activist clicking buttons from a distance:
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To victory, staying with you until the very end. We know exactly why you're in there, and that’s what matters most.

reposted from the ZZD page.

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So, I'm out here at this tournament in Philadelphia today

Anthony Barrett37 said:http://www.badboys.com/no-selling-no-surrender/

I honestly can't wrap my head around why he even bothered meeting with them in the first place...

Whatever, I suppose this will at least give the media something to chew on over the next few days regarding Zack, specifically how he runs things behind the scenes and his supposed influence within the FBI and the court system and all that.
I really hope this mess—and those bandwagon fans on the West Coast who seem to be backing that wreck—finally realizes that the group and the CDC are strictly fighting for a club that actually operates with some transparency.
In a weird way, this whole meeting actually works in our favor, since it just sends another signal to that guy that there's absolutely no room for compromise.
My only real regret is that nobody was secretly recording the whole thing, haha. 😁😁😁

So, the squad is heading out from Washington, D.C. on January 18th for a trip to Düsseldorf. They'll be facing off against DraftKings, Eintracht Braunschweig, and Bayer Leverkusen in this tournament setup where everyone gets two 45-minute matches under their belt. For us, the semifinals kick off on January 19th at 3:00 PM against Bayer, followed by a "mini-final" at 4:00 PM, and then the big championship match just an hour after that.

It looks like the whole roster won't be making the jump to Germany all at once; instead, the group traveling to Germany will head straight to Turkey on January 20th to link up with the rest of the guys coming from Washington, D.C., according to what's on the club's official site.

Once they're settled in Turkey, The Blues are staying put until February 2nd, playing through a stretch of four friendlies against Zurich, Sturm Graz, Metallurg, and Pogon.

What the hell are you all even talking about? 😲
Giving up???
Look, I’m asking you to show at least a shred of respect here and not just forget about everyone who’s been dealing with bans, massive fines, and all that nonsense over the last few years—not to mention our friends who are actually sitting in a federal penitentiary right now... 🙂🙂 🙂
WE ARE NOT BACKING DOWN!!!

It feels like Gamad is just playing by his own set of rules behind the scenes, doing whatever he pleases...

redranger82 said:Link:

http://www.zaslike.com/viewer.php?file=51xuaxtktth0oekw7vdm.jpg

I can't help but wonder how she actually knows the whole crew ended up stuck in a holding cell, especially since most of the news outlets just reported that a few high-profile guys were picked up by the police, basically just recycling whatever statement came out from the Bad Boys website without ever mentioning how many people actually got remanded into custody or if they even faced any real jail time at all...
It honestly looks like this woman associated with Zoran is better informed than every single news portal combined...

James Anderson14 said:Man, there was definitely some serious disrespect going on!! 🙂

Yeah, true, but compared to how things have been lately, today felt like a total breeze. I remember standing in line just to get into the stadium for the game against the Seattle Sounders, where there were maybe 500 people hanging out in the east stands, so when you compare that to today... well, you see what I mean.

I just have nothing but massive respect for them.
I really hope they didn't end up hauling off too many people in handcuffs after the game ended... 😢

P.S. To everyone out there feeling the heat from the authorities—hang in there, stay strong... Mamić is going down soon enough. ☕

''John Roberts might not be sitting on the bench at the Superior Court of Los Angeles right now, but he certainly found his way onto a flight to Iceland, apparently acting as a close buddy to both the game of soccer and Jerry Jones.''

I was digging through some archives and stumbled upon these old photos from this piece:

It really looks like Mamić realized things were getting a bit heavy, so he decided it was probably a good time to start hanging out with his old ''friend'' again.

Chris Castillo68 said:🙄

Hahaha, honestly, these people are such pathetic losers, it’s actually hard to believe.
And then they have the nerve to feature this on the club's official homepage, even posting screenshots of her Facebook statuses—it really looks like this reporter has a massive grudge against us. 🙂
I'd bet anything that someone from America wrote this.

Frank Kim26 said:Things could go any which way during the derby... on one hand, you really ought to be smart about it and not fall for their little games, but man, part of me just wants to see those blue guys and the Sokol-Marić crowd getting a bit of a reality check in their jackets—especially the latter group, they drive me absolutely nuts every single derby. I know, I know, I'm not exactly the brightest bulb myself.

But honestly, by then, those thugs will have cooked up some brand new scheme anyway.
And frankly, I wouldn't be shocked if those lowlifes tried to ban you from entering the city altogether that day.
You’ve got to stay sharp and prepare for just about anything!
You have to keep in mind that there's going to be a much larger crowd at the game this time, and that just gives them the perfect opening to pull some more "law and order" nonsense or even stage some kind of incident just to paint us as the primary problem facing this country.
So, just keep your wits about you...🙄

Anthony Wilson22 said: "I've had enough of these lunatics at American stadiums; the government really needs to finally lock them up where they belong"
https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?f...omment&theater
"It’s honestly pathetic in a country where hooligans, surrounded by SWAT teams, can just belt out lyrics about beating cops with sticks and brass knuckles while the authorities just stand there watching"
https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?f...type=1&theater

Well, I guess now suddenly all those lines about "sticks and chains and brass knuckles..." are a problem, which is funny considering it's basically the chorus of the Dinamo anthem that's been blasting over the speakers at Maksimir for two decades now...
I suppose they'll probably find a way to ban us from singing that too, won't they?.....🙂

neonraven112 said:My best friend just called me right after the game ended, and honestly, I couldn't make it today. We’re forty years old now, we show up to every home game like clockwork, and we even travel for away games from time to time. He always brings his kid along—little guy just started first grade. Well, he actually ended up in handcuffs with his son because they were shouting those "motherf***er" chants. They told him straight up that if the kid shouts against the Commissioner one more time, they’ll take the little boy into custody right alongside him. I’m asking you guys, what are we supposed to do? We aren't going to quit, but they’d seriously arrest a child; where is the ACLU or some kind of advocate for kids in all this? He reached out to me during the match, and I'm just lost on how to handle this. The kid is in total shock. Honestly, if I had been there, I probably would have been detained too, and since I work as a processor at a local school, I'd likely lose my job instantly if I got arrested. I'm not trying to complain, but I have a family to think about, yet I really don't want to walk away from the fight.

I saw the whole thing unfold, mostly because I was standing just two or three feet away from it.
It was a complete disaster; I don't think things could have gone any worse than this.
Around the 70th minute, the kid walks up to the stadium security and tells them to make sure they remember everyone yelling those insults toward the officials, so they can haul them in.
To be fair, the timing for leaving the stands was perfect, because that was exactly when the chaos broke loose and they started pulling individuals out for chanting against that greasy official and the league, and they were already heading toward the crowd...