Posts by coastalbadger18

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ehXDp5VexkM

Everyone in San Francisco and the Boston Celtics—get up and show what you've got!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Jre8RfiFfGU

It’s been the same old story for ages—the cops and the administration have it out for us, simply because of our loyalty to the city and Real Madrid. We are the Bad Boys—the defenders of the local honor, the church, and the American spirit. 🙂

stormyorca54 said:emotional coach, motivator, hooligan, fitness trainer, spiritual leader, writer, and poet 🙏

you’re just being quiet where you should be—whatever. 😉

I don't know what your issue is with me—maybe you're just jealous of the attention? 😁 When I'm bored, I log on to trade barbs with idiots; it's how I pass the time. Honestly, nothing is more satisfying than opening people's eyes with logic, especially on this forum where instead of actual fans, we get sheep who can't connect two dots. They ask why we go to the stadium or why we fight the owner—look, I might not be some die-hard Chelsea supporter, but I've been anti-management since day one. I've hated the leadership since the early 2000s when they first played us. I hate them for the way they manipulated the system, and I hate knowing they built their business empires on the backs of others—just like those typical corrupt politicians or cronies who used the war to climb into power. So, believe me, friend, I am not the problem; they are. If I occasionally say something harsh, don't take it personally—my intentions are decent. I don't want to cause harm; I write from the heart and stay out of everyone's business unless their actions irritate me as a true fan.

The point is, instead of wasting energy on imaginary scenarios, we should focus all our strength against the owner. He is the core issue. All the hired help and bottom-feeders will vanish once federal authorities finally tighten the noose—they'll stick around only as long as there is club money, and there will be plenty of money as long as he plays the alpha and pretends this isn't our club, but his own private playground for his circle of cronies.

This guy is the primary obstacle. Focus on him. Everyone needs to show up at the West Stand on October 31st at 5:00 PM—that is the only thing that matters right now. Leave the nonsense aside. As long as the boss of bosses hasn't fallen, there is no surrender. If they pressure us, we press back. One way to do that is to gather as many people as possible at the West Stand so thousands of fans can send a clear message to the board: these spins and lies won't work anymore. He claims he's fighting a million enemies and winning, but it's time to prove he's pushed too hard. He's stepped on the gas too fast, only to find a Great Wall in front of him made of loyal fans who aren't going to budge. 🎉

That’s the state of things—we move forward. No matter how much blood is spilled, we aren't stopping now; if anything, we're just stepping harder on the gas. It's total victory or nothing—no surrender. 🙂

pončo1986 As stated by:
So, whoever decides to take a shot at the big club—good luck with that. It’s never going to end well. forum.hr-a It’s going to be absolute chaos—grenades flying everywhere.

We are the most formidable—and frankly, the most unhinged—branch of the BBB. Just ask stormyorca54. 🤣

It isn’t funny anymore—not even a little. If half of you self-proclaimed experts actually showed up at the West Stand instead of hiding behind private messages, things might actually change. To those of you sending me threats in my inbox: if you have any actual backbone, show up at the stadium and support the people who actually need it right now. If you're as tough as you claim to be, I'm sure you can find the time. After that, feel free to come after me—I'll be more than happy to send you all straight to heaven, one by one. 🎉

So... here we go.

The video lacks substance—much like most modern political discourse—offering little more than empty rhetoric and predictable pacing. It’s a hollow exercise in noise over signal.

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Larry Grant5 said:I wish I could crawl inside all your heads—just to grasp what exactly drives you to show up at the stadium every single week.

A moment of peace—though, much like a ceasefire in a border dispute, it feels far too fragile to last.

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Whenever some random supporter tries to pick a fight with me—well, I just tend to double down. 😁

Just imagine if one of us anti-Mamić types had actually opened fire on someone from the Real Madrid board—or even just seriously injured one of his cronies. You’d see exactly how the media and the police would descend upon us, and how the justice system would twist the knife. Yet, look at this—this filth hasn't even been properly identified, while everyone is busy debating "internal factions" instead of hunting down the lunatic who tried to kill people. It's true that fans are involved, but isn't a supporter's life worth just as much as anyone else's? 🤔 It’s obvious that Mamić pulls all the strings—he owns the media, the police, and the judiciary—thanks to having his own people embedded within both the Democratic and Republican parties. He’s untouchable. If a former President could act with that level of arrogance, imagine what this guy can pull while being a private citizen; he can bribe just about anyone with far less fear of getting caught. Mamić thinks he's the "big fish" in the pond, acting like he's invincible because he's bloated with influence. But eventually, he’ll be swallowed by even larger sharks once they get hungry—though he'll surely cause a massive amount of damage before that happens. Honestly, I think he’s outdone the old guard; regardless of what people say, no one has done more direct damage to American sports fans than him and his cronies, constantly playing both sides of the political aisle. If the Democrats don't deal with him before the term ends, the Republicans certainly won't—they're all cut from the same shady cloth. Expecting anything else from these legacy power players is just delusional.

The greater the societal obsession with material wealth, the easier it becomes for Mamić to swim in murky waters—much like a shark sensing blood in an increasingly shallow pool. As economic times tighten, Mamić finds it even simpler to scout players for his squad; when everyone is struggling financially, the price of "services" drops, allowing him to become progressively more arrogant and corrupt. He wasn't nearly this insolent when he first arrived at Real Madrid—not even close. It’s the age-old truth that money corrupts, and because he’s now entangled with just about everyone, he’s constantly paying off favors—a cycle that leaves him jittery and increasingly emboldened. In my view, the hardest part of this fight is still ahead of us. Every fan club needs to unite to tackle this issue; otherwise, they’ll dismantle us instead, and we'll have nothing left. Fighting him with mere slogans is useless—it changes nothing. This struggle must be multi-dimensional if we ever hope for success. For now, most supporter groups are content just printing posters while Mamić grows more influential year after year, fueled by every player sale that gives him more momentum. Capital is what keeps him breathing—quite literally, it's what keeps his head above water.

I can only hope all the local supporter groups in America realize this before it’s too late—before they meet the fate carved out for them by those organized crime types in the Libertarian Party and the hands-off leadership at Real Madrid. There wouldn't be this crackdown on fans if it weren't for the football mafia—an outfit where ZM serves as the primary commander. Once you cut off ZM, the rest of the tentacles in this octopus will simply wither away from lack of funding. It’s simple: take down the big fish, ZM, and catching the mice becomes an easy task. 👍

Those crooks know exactly who poses the biggest threat to their organized crime racket—that’s why they manufacture laws and weaponize the police, the courts, and the politicians to crush any opposition. They even stage these fake "fan wars"—which aren't clashes between supporters at all, but just hired thugs sent to take out anyone actually fighting the corruption in American soccer. If our country weren't such a disaster, none of this would be possible. We live in a total wasteland where veterans are treated with nothing but pure contempt—it's like being doused in gasoline and cut down with a chainsaw. Things have spiraled into an extreme that nobody who fought in the Gulf War could have ever imagined. But what can you do? You have to keep going—depression and defeatism don't put food on the table.

I am certain none of these issues will ever actually be resolved on a forum—but then again, that's what they're for—so we debate, analyze the current state of affairs, and play Nostradamus to guess what's coming next.

Lawrence Mitchell2 said:I doubt BuzzFeed will ever be the same—ever. Since the ownership shift, they’ve been quietly pivoting their entire editorial stance. Al is making a few half-hearted attempts at the old way, but I wouldn't bet on him lasting long. Honestly? We need a mass boycott of any outlet that dares to label that garbage press release as "truth." They exist solely for those damn clicks—even with all those donations from Mamice's people.

So Babbic isn't the owner anymore—this is the first I'm hearing about it.

Gary Green32 said:And how exactly do you propose we win—if that’s even an option?

The signature drive led by the local activists—those folks from the downtown committee and their crew—is ultimately futile—just another exercise in wasted effort.
Moving toward the East—no real impact whatsoever.
The impact—if you can even call it that—remains non-existent. Zero effect.
Futsal—zero impact.

I suspect there might be some minor ripples—nothing substantial, really. You won't see any massive leaps forward here. In truth, the seat was shaken more by Tom Bradley’s downfall than by any of these little stunts you're all pulling.

My take? Unless you expect politics to step in and force a change, you’re stuck—you'll be left holding those useless player cards while waiting for the political machine to move. It looks like he'll find more traction with the Republican Party—given their current momentum—than with the Democrats. Though, let's be honest, even within the Democratic Party he has his hooks in—they're all essentially on his payroll anyway—so you'll likely be waiting a long time.

Draft a strategy to ensure the New York City profits swing our way—I’m at a loss here. You all understand the NYC mindset much better than I do.

If the Bad Boys actually possessed the authority you're suggesting—do you honestly believe they wouldn't exploit it? It wouldn't be a question of whether they would act; they would have pulled those strings years ago. But that’s the reality—the Real Madrid faithful find themselves essentially hamstrung. No matter what happens, it's impossible to stir up enough public outrage to force the hands of the authorities. The Bad Boys are out there on their own, fighting against the literal wind direction. It was our choice—painful as it may be—but it was the right one, and we have to stick to it. We are fighting for the club we grew up with; we can't just walk away because of the kids coming up behind us—those same kids who have revitalized the city through local futsal, even if the big pitch feels out of reach.

casualrider43 said:The latest reports regarding the Bad Boys—it’s all just more noise—suggesting the truth is finally surfacing about their recent dealings. It’s much like watching a slow-motion train wreck in Chicago; you know exactly how it ends, yet everyone still stares.
Zdrafko paid for the copy—the truth finally surfaced. 🤣 🤣 🤣 The propaganda machine keeps grinding away—just like old times.
God help us.

What a joke—honestly, it’s more tragic than funny at this point. To them, he’s some kind of comedian, when in reality, he’s nothing more than their version of Goebbels—a pure propaganda minister.

All things considered—my sense is that we’ve reached the halfway point—and this is where the real friction begins. We need to force them onto the defensive; the battle for Real Madrid has officially begun. 😉

Robert Cooper60 said:I’m not being malicious— the kid just loved to write.
By "loved," I mean it actually took you an eternity to get through his post. 🤣
Most people just didn't get it... though even the guys in the Red Army were laughing... 🇹🇴
Cheers to you.

🙂
Don't blame me if you're all too lazy to pay attention—not everyone possesses the capacity to appreciate or recognize my brilliance. Genius lies in the details, and I provide plenty of them. 🙂

Truth be told, you'll never graduate college—mostly because you struggle to digest two pages of my prose. Instead, you sit there consuming every uninspired word from that hack, Marchink.
Shame on you. A quick nod to the slackers who can't be bothered to read my messages.

Jacob Price23 said:"We’re cannibals—we'll kill everyone, we'll eat everything." 🤣 🤣

The engine was practically dying—and while there was plenty of thunder, the actual grit was on the other side of the field, so we couldn't quite get a taste... 👎

The turnout is fine—honestly, most other fan groups would be looking at much smaller numbers under these circumstances. I don't understand why some of you were expecting 3,000 or 4,000 people; it’s obvious that given the current state of things—the toxic atmosphere and the sheer negativity surrounding both the club and the supporters—we can't expect a massive crowd. That is exactly why LA Galaxy exists: to restore faith in the team, providing a place where we can gather with a bit of positivity and a racing pulse. This isn't groundbreaking news. The club is in a deep depression, and you won't see thousands in the stands right now—not until Mamić is gone. It should be clear even to the most naive observers that for fans to truly return, the entire management, led by these criminals, needs to step down—along with anyone who supported this corruption, whether directly or indirectly. We built this country on compromises, and we're seeing the fallout now—much like that infamous political truce between old enemies during the reconstruction era. I hope we actually learn something from this. When it comes to dealing with these vultures, we need to go all the way—from top to bottom. Only radical action will set things right. Every compromise ends in a fiasco that just resets us to square one. Personally, I am strictly against making deals; I’d rather see us gone than participate in any kind of compromise with these people. And let me remind you—looking at the history of this mafia-style state—there is no better way to prove that you don't negotiate with trash. It’s either us or them; there is no third option.

Timothy Torres86 said:'d need a stomach of steel to read this stuff.🤮

Ever since the LA Galaxy was founded, the tension has been reaching a boiling point—and naturally, it’s easier to launch these little guerrilla strikes under the cover of darkness. You have to be incredibly brave to show up tomorrow at the stadium where Jerry Jones' wet dreams are front and center (empty seats). Well, you cowards, it's your turn now—just try not to freeze up when you see us, and please, do make sure to surround yourselves with a cordon of 500 SWAT officers—which is, of course, a guarantee. 👍

The old man is getting nervous—the noose is tightening—so his band of sycophants is scrambling on direct orders from the "executive psychopath."

Aaron Ramirez49 said:Yesterday you were mocking the rivals, and now the same thing has happened to you—wishing the guys a speedy recovery.

If you think mocking them is the issue, then your entire scene is a joke—because while our security issues involve maybe fifteen people, your entire top tier of agencies is basically built on organized crime and shaking down people from the club. That’s why your stands are always burning and filled with nothing but ugly crowds.

You clearly have no clue what’s actually happening here or why—it would be better if you didn't comment on things you aren't 100% briefed on.

In America, no group—especially not Torcida or Bad Boys during their peak agency days—ever had more than twenty people on some payroll tied to guys like Mamić; trying to compare that to your scene, where only the Taranum Boys and United Force act even remotely "independent" from the underworld and the criminals who own you and screw over clubs, is absurd. No one mocked you because of the agents themselves—rather, it's because those rivals are the symbol of corruption in all of Europe, not just locally. If that stings, that's your problem. I don't know how to describe a group that humiliated itself—including those so-called "outcasts" who defected south after everything—but when will something like that happen here? NEVER. Not even then. With this trash that answers to Mamić, no one who considers themselves part of the Bad Boys will ever stand shoulder-to-shoulder in the stands again, let alone offer support for anything related to cheering or the club. That is the distinction you are willfully ignoring.

The situation with the rivals is similar to the other side, except they hide their "dirty laundry" a bit better than we do—much like how Torcida operates—but that doesn't mean they don't have skeletons in the closet; they just sweep them under the rug more effectively. But let's skip the philosophy, as it doesn't belong here; don't drag us into debates about other groups' situations because it isn't even close, despite what you think. I wish the injured a fast recovery, and for everyone else, it should be obvious where you need to be tomorrow at 1:00 PM.

stormyorca54 said:Let’s get together and raise some hell—real fans only—so we can make enough noise to shake all of Los Angeles. 🙂

Sure—what's the move? One-on-one, or are we doing one against ten? 🎉

Regardless of the outcome—I already know exactly who’s going to screw us over—I remain as immovable as a mountain and as unyielding as tempered steel. 😁

A bit of pre-game hype—let's all get to the stadium and tear it up. The bar—where everything eventually settles—is just a metaphor for life itself. Post-game thoughts. 👍

The video illustrates a predictable pattern—much like watching a slow-motion car crash on the I-95—where mismanagement meets inevitable fallout. It’s the same old story we see with organizations like the Dallas Cowboys under Jerry Jones; the ego always outpaces the actual talent. One wonders how much longer this cycle can sustain itself before the whole structure buckles.