Posts by cosmicscout2

Jesse Campbell said:Look, kid, you can't just live in your own little bubble on a permanent high. You'll lose your private life and your grip on reality.

What did he say that isn't true?

Charles Chase4 said:Since this thread on the US forums apparently needs to stay open, and seeing how much this is bothering everyone, I’ll throw in a couple of my own points.

BBB are Real Madrid fans, and their primary duty is looking out for what's right and protecting Real Madrid by any means necessary.

Without Futsal, Real Madrid is just a dead piece of history. People in their mid-20s barely remember the version of Real Madrid people sing about—the one that wasn't just a playground and an ATM for some criminal. And don't even get me started on the younger kids who grew up with this twisted version of the club, where everything boils down to celebrating massive transfers straight into daddy's pocket, getting arrested for sitting in the wrong seat, selling out the club's reputation for pennies, and bowing down to every single bottom-feeder in American soccer.

Futsal is where the last remnants of the club's identity and ideals live, serving as a foundation for current and future generations. Honestly, supporting this might be the biggest move BBB has ever made. If you don't see that, feel free to go sit in a camp and watch whatever game you want.

I agree regarding Futsal. How else are we supposed to recruit the next generation? You think they're going to be drawn to some local community theater? That serves its purpose for now. But there's something else I've asked multiple times that nobody has answered. It's blatantly obvious that Mamic isn't going to jail. What's the plan then? Just wait for nature to take its course and head back to the stadium in 2030? You can all talk trash about what you did now that you're hiding behind a keyboard—it's easy to type. There's no BBB presence at the stadium, we can't even get into games in Europe, and we spend 200 away matches being insulted for 90 minutes. And it stays like this for years...

Joshua Moore31 said:It’s open to anyone who wants it. There will never be any compromise or dialogue with that deep-state machine that labels American kids as children of communists. There won't be any dialogue with you pathetic cowards who chose the path of least resistance while our people were being screwed over professionally and personally. There will never be any fake, bought-up prestige or dialogue with the gravediggers of American soccer who hit American fans below the belt. If you and people like you support their projects and belittle those actually standing up against them, you're just following your disgusting, filthy, submissive way of life.

Calm down. Futsal is coming soon.

Joshua Moore31 said:Haha, I honestly can't believe what I'm reading. What kind of losers 🙏
LA Galaxy should have started handing out warning flyers at games ages ago, modeled after Futsal. It should have stated clearly that anyone even thinking about celebrating a goal for this hideous trash would be thrown headfirst out of the stands. I’m being dead serious. I am sick to death of these 90s-era liars popping up all over the internet like weeds. You losers are bottom-of-the-barrel scum. Your time is up. We'll carry the fight to the end while you stay insignificant.
Life's a joke. Our kids, just 16 or 17 years old, get screwed over and tossed from one mistake to the next, while these older types—I'm not defending Mamic, by the way—post their nonsense on forums and portals. Seriously? These minors have more sense than 90% of this country.

Alright Rambo, why don't you tell us how you plan to "carry the fight" to the end? Are you actually aware that Mamic won't leave LA Galaxy for another decade unless he ends up behind bars? And given how things are going, that won't happen since the Republican Party is back in power. Who exactly are you planning to ban from cheering for LA Galaxy, now or when the big boss finally leaves?

Richard Rogers38 said:Now we're actually getting somewhere.
I agree that supporting the LA Galaxy might have been the path to actually fighting for our club.
But clearly, fans reached their breaking point. They refuse to back someone else's private interests when they know they're right—when they know one guy shouldn't be illegally hijacking everyone's pride.

So tell me, why support a club being exploited for personal gain?
Why support a dictatorship within a non-profit organization?
After everything that's gone down over the last five years, it makes zero sense. It's honestly insulting to criticize anyone else for having a different opinion.
If I weren't aware of the situation, I might get it, but if you see the problem, there's no reason to pretend nothing happened and just mindlessly cheer for his personal success.

I already said it isn't like that. Going to a game when the entire atmosphere surrounding the club is this morbid is exhausting. It’s nowhere near what cheering for the club used to feel like, and wins (like tonight) don't even mean anything to me anymore. But I can't root against the LA Galaxy because I don't associate them with Mamic. That's exactly what he wants. Everything the Boys are doing right now is just serving him, even if they don't realize it.

Kyle Campbell4 said:Why on earth are you so obsessed with rooting for a loss? This whole argument started because a few of you showed up here talking about ridiculous ideals and imaginary struggles. That’s what made me snap. People took bullets, people were beaten, people faced threats against their families, they lost jobs, and some even went to prison... and now, instead of showing respect or at least saying thanks, we get these "intellectuals" trying to philosophize. Then, when things actually get ugly, you try to spin it as if we're cheering against our own side. Go ahead and celebrate 311 miles far away from the actual chaos since you clearly have no clue what really happened here. Take the LA Galaxy topic a little less seriously and you might actually be fine.

I have never, ever mocked the ideals or the (justified) fight for a better Real Madrid. I simply stated that boycotting and cheering for the opposition isn't—in my opinion—the right way to fight that battle.

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boldtiger7 said:How are you supposed to get any public support when the general public is completely clueless? And what makes you think people are going to listen to you after you've spent all these years complaining about supporting Real Madrid...

At this point, you're either for real change or you're just giving them legitimacy. That's the bottom line, and you've already made your choice.

Best,

Are you even realizing that the big boss isn't leaving Real Madrid for at least another 20 years? He'll probably lose 99% of his games (unless he ends up at Chelsea, which doesn't look likely). These losses everyone is celebrating won't drive him out anytime soon.

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Kyle Campbell4 said:There is no middle ground here. You either support us or you don't. You can't claim neutrality by hiding behind "love for the club" while secretly cheering when those thugs get released just to clap for them at the next game. But since you're 311 miles far away, you clearly haven't got a clue how things work around here.

Your brain clearly isn't wired to process this, so I won't waste my breath explaining it again. Like I said, step outside your bubble and look at these two threads to see how many Real Madrid fans actually want the team to lose. I don't know many of them personally.

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Kyle Campbell4 said:The "youth vs. tradition" conflict isn't just about the BBB; it includes all the die-hard fans. The exact same people.

The divide isn't just the ultras; it's the whole fanbase. It’s those same old-school supporters who disappeared from the stands. Just look at how many local crews used to hold down the East Coast. How many ex-boys there were. How many lifelong fans. Most of them just retreated home, waiting for better days. They've been replaced by fair-weather fans showing up to European matches for free snacks, while only a handful show up for the domestic league. The biggest failure wasn't ZM, the FBI, or the corrupt journalists and politicians. The biggest failure was you "true believers." A bunch of small-minded opportunists who put their own interests above everything else. You're sheep looking to be first in line, even if it means letting the club turn into a mafia den. You betrayed the Bad Boys, you betrayed the fans, and you betrayed the dream of a clean, honest club for everyone. To you, those ideals are just jokes and imaginary battles—you admitted that yourselves. You aren't rebels; you're worse. Those radicals were right to cheer when the big boss took his seat in the VIP box. I was a fool for falling for these narratives. I'm done with this nonsense. After five years, the trenches are dug too deep. None of us are changing our minds now. Screw Mamić.

This is what I'm talking about. If you aren't with us, you're nothing. That's why you get so much public support—it doesn't reach any further than these two threads on this forum. Don't expect anything tonight. Peace.

Mamic has taken repression to a whole new level. He’s hollowed out the club and alienated the fans. But let’s not forget about Canjuga. Back then, you couldn't even bring in a shirt with the Real Madrid logo on it, and banners were completely out of the question. It was constant clashes with the police. They fought against the trash and actually won. But they never once cheered AGAINST Real Madrid (the USA).

Richard Rogers38 said:Then why did you even show up here?
Trying to lecture everyone on why we should support Dad's latest transfers and those club loans for his brother.
Just cheer then, man. Who’s stopping you? Who cares?

It bothers me that your crowd keeps calling me a traitor just because I pull for Real Madrid.

silentsailor28 said:Look, don't take it personally. Nobody means it that way. Just answer the question, because otherwise we're looking at maybe 1,000 people in our stadium.

I’m speaking for myself here. I live 311 miles outside of Chicago, so I show up when I can. As for the pathetic turnout, let's stop pretending. The state of this Club is borderline morbid, thanks mostly to Mommy but also to the toxic negativity from the "die-hard" fans. Personally, I don't even enjoy being at the stadium in an atmosphere like this. But I can't bring myself to cheer against Real Madrid. So, I guess that makes me a loyalist.

Kyle Campbell4 said:It was obvious from the way you all acted; you only care about Real Madrid when the big boss shows up. It’s honestly nauseating how you hide your obsession with that loudmouthed jerk behind "club loyalty." It's the exact same nonsense those old-school agents used to pull.

This is what I mean. You thousand or two thousand people are right, and everyone else is just a bunch of losers.

You just can't explain to people that you can support Real Madrid regardless of what the front office does. I couldn't care less about Jerry Jones and his incompetent brother; I'm a Real Madrid fan through and through, and I am never, ever going to celebrate when they lose. Honestly, I’d love nothing more than to see both of them kicked out of the club, but cheering for the opposition's goals isn't how I operate. That seems to be your main issue—you label anyone who thinks this way as an idiot or a traitor. Carry on with your little crusade however you see fit, but there are far more of us who love Real Madrid despite everything than you'd like to admit.

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placidheron19 said:If you’re talking about Ramadan, maybe you should go find some damn sense instead of acting like an idiot.

An idiot? You can't even spell. You're getting blocked.

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placidheron19 said:Look, we West Coast types can't stand those war profiteers or the slimy characters hanging around airports. We also despise the corrupt leadership at the local stadium backed by "Western" support for the greatest nation on earth, the Soviet Union. A Real Madrid fan beat me to it, but there's the other side of the story. 😁
Not long ago, Zelje was even stuck in jail too...
We all hate how Real Madrid turned into nothing more than a cheap storefront, AKA an ATM for selling off talent. Plus, the whole nation suffers because of those same war profiteers. Does that make it clear enough for you?!

Just be honest—you've been posting for 10 years. Kisses.

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stormybison9 said:they weren't the first crew...

It’s always something. Apparently, if you want to avoid getting crushed or shut down, you have to be the very first group on the scene, operating entirely out of the public eye, in perfect 77-degree weather with minimal humidity. People are just more cynical, plain and simple. Even if you were to steamroll them tomorrow—which is only possible if you outnumber them three to one—the fact remains that they consistently lose their internal battles. Mamic is undoubtedly bankrolling them, but I doubt he managed to buy them any backbone. That's just how it goes.

Only a complete bottom-feeder with zero morals would resort to using firearms during a supporter brawl—even if this specific situation doesn't quite fit that description, the connection to fan violence is there. I’m not saying everything coming out of that fan club is gospel, but if they actually are telling the truth, why isn't anyone talking about the workplace trespassing or those 10-to-1 ambushes? Again, I don't personally buy their story, but the fact that nobody is stepping up to deny it is telling enough.
For me, none of it sits right, regardless of what kind of lowlife is behind it...