Steven Richardson3 said:The true state of things up north is gonna become obvious during the next home games against Cisco and California; you won't see more than maybe 400 or 500 people there.
Look, Nostradamus, worry about your own problems.☕
If someone actually got busted just for having a ticket with the wrong entrance listed, then honestly... I mean, the ticket doesn't say you have to hold onto it until you leave the stadium. You're telling me you lost it or tossed it? Whatever, man. I was one of the last ones leaving the stands and saw a bunch of younger kids getting flagged because they didn't have their IDs on them. Seriously, what a joke. I tried using my season pass for Entrance 3, but they wouldn't let me in because of some random chaos happening in the stands... so I just hurried over to Entrance 2 with my membership card to see what the hell was going on up there. Showed the same thing at the exit later and nobody said a word.
electricmoose72 said:The entrance by the residential area... you could buy a ticket, but they wouldn't let you in. No real reason given, just because.
Except the gate was actually wide open.
Basically, if you were at the Jackson street entrance, you had to have an annual pass to get through. Why? Just so all the "stoned idiots" (to quote the security guard) would have to walk the long way around and deal with the same headache as the other "stoned idiots."
Btw, during the search, the security guy felt something in my inner jacket pocket, paused, took half a step back, and goes: "Sir, there's something sharp here. You got a knife on you?" My response: "Yeah. I use it to start my car," then I pull out my keys. 🤣
ps I was actually just thinking about how we’d handle the next game up north... I mean, even if they try to screw us over with tickets, we could just head up to the top of the stands... there are those bleachers too... would be pretty interesting, though I guess we’d probably just run into a bunch of new bans. Honestly, I almost lost my cool today because I nearly snapped at some idiot hawk for mentioning everything real and raw—just couldn't stand listening to this guy drone on about us like we aren't standing right there... total provocation that almost set things off...
ps2 highly recommend grabbing a beer at Max's Pub before the match. Good vibes and plenty of attention from the locals... who knows, maybe they'll have an open bar sponsored by someone important
gentlemarlin102 said:I feel like we should probably grab a drink with dear Kuzne... if anyone actually has the time or the energy, I guess. In my opinion, it’d be a good move, because:
I guess you’d have to sit that guy down and really explain what this club actually means to the fans—and, more importantly, what it meant to his old man. I mean, you’d basically have to lay out the whole mess for him—like, a million times over. Every single legal violation, all that stuff about how he’s tearing the club apart... it's a lot. Maybe. I guess. So, Mamić threw out that offer recently—and he made sure to really lean into that part about getting our guys released from prison—but since they shut him down, I guess it’s pretty clear now. It’s a signal to him that not everyone is some corrupt official looking to sell their soul like a cheap commodity. You can't just trade away everything your father stood for. It kind of reminds me of that quote: "Am I more of a gambler, the one who gambled away his own money, or the one who gambled away something sacred—the smiles on children's faces and the joy of the fans?"
Honestly, we should probably just go all out and take him down. He can spend his free time screwing lightbulbs in some random office building instead. I guess. ☕
Honestly, if anyone actually needs to sit him down and spell things out for him after all this time, they might as well just tell him to jump off a skyscraper. He knows exactly what’s going on. But hey, he's just out there doing what any other employee at a club like Real Madrid does—acting all hyped up about the "new era" because, you know, it's a paycheck. In that video where he’s doing his big "introductory" bit, he says he wants to hear from every single fan first so he can get the full picture. Yeah, okay. I guess. 🙄 So, a few minutes later he’s basically claiming he already knows exactly what we think and where we stand... like, okay, buddy. He's clearly a genius or something. I guess.☕
Look, for the umpteenth time, people have been lost on our watch, and once again, we’re out here scraping together funds for legal fees.
If you can spread the word to your crew, your neighborhood, or just grab some cash among friends, bring whatever donations you can down to Broadway. If you can't make it to Broadway, you can just wire your support to the usual "North side empty" account.
Dinamo fan club Bad Boys
Broadway 37, US-10000 NYC, USA
ACCOUNT NO: 2340009-1510513397
IBAN: US072340 0091 5105 1339 7
SWIFT: PBZGUS2X
JP Morgan Chase
NYC Rački 6, US-10000 NYC, USA
For the recipient number, just put any digits in there—maybe the date or something—and leave the model field blank, or maybe try 00, 01, or 99... I guess.
As usual, the crackdown at Yankee Stadium just kept going. First, you’ve got security standing like ten yards from the entrance checking IDs and tickets. Then, right at the gate for the east stands, you’ve got security guards acting like they're part of the Sokol-Marić crew, demanding IDs even though they don't have the legal authority to ask for them. Then comes the whole blacklisted check.
After that, you deal with the first search by security, then move on to the actual police who take your ID again and film you from head to toe while holding your card. Then, once you finally reach the entrance to Yankee Stadium, you have to show your ticket one more time. It feels like the whole thing is just designed to create massive bottlenecks.
Despite all the hassle, about 50 of the Boys actually made it into the stadium. They were basically surrounded by security—there seemed to be more guards than fans—and there were another 50 riot cops stationed right under the stands. The Bad Blue Boys didn't even get to really cheer; they ended up leaving early because the security and police actually stormed the pitch mid-game and started hauling people away for no reason. I should probably mention that they went straight for the fans who refused to show their IDs at the gate.
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bold1: they claim they're following Section 10, Subsection 3 of the sports disorder prevention laws
bold2: way more (though honestly, still not enough... considering everyone who showed up). Some were in the supporter section, but a bunch of crews were scattered all over the stands.
bold3: From what I saw, they were targeting kids under 16 who don't even need IDs... but apparently, our guys don't care about that, so they treat those kids like they're hardened criminals.