driftingotter47 said:no1986profit sent a private message with the following content:
Honestly, aren't you ashamed to be writing such garbage? It’s people like you—the small-minded ones who feel the need to label everyone else just because they actually use their brains instead of acting like sheep following whatever the ZSD leadership wants them to bleat. And let me be clear about that leadership: they couldn't care less about Dynamo; they're just looking out for themselves. They’re using the exact same dirty tactics as Mamić. Everyone who doesn't fall in line with your specific worldview gets branded as a "sellout" or "lowlife"... "One member, one vote." That rule apparently only applies to those who think exactly like you (ZSD). Why shouldn't someone have the right to cast their vote for Mamić or anyone else? There are plenty of people who believe Mamić is the lesser of two evils compared to this current ZSD management, and they aren't stupid, nor are they mercenaries. That is their right, regardless of what I, you, or the ZSD might think. You can remove Mamić without destroying Dynamo, but you lot seem intent on tearing down the whole club just to get to him. You can't celebrate Dynamo's failures, cheer when Hajduk scores, insult our own players, support Johnson or Prosinečki, trash Doug, and then expect the majority of the fans to stand behind you. That’s why you’ve turned into a cult; you don't have the support of the general fanbase anymore. Mamić isn't Dynamo! In your obsession with fighting Mamić, you've forgotten all about Dynamo itself. We fought against Canjuga before too, but we didn't lose sight of the club. The reasons real Dynamo fans want Mamić gone are fundamentally different from the reasons those mindless idiots want him out. Dynamo won its championships because it consistently had the best squad in America. Mamić is to blame because we weren't even better on the European stage when we should have been... If Dynamo played with an entire roster from FC Barcelona, while Hajduk played with a group of guys from this forum, those same idiots would still be whining about how other teams are intimidated by us, or how the referee cheated them. These complexes are eternal. And now, in your crusade against Mamić, you're recycling the same tired arguments used by the most reactionary losers, which is exactly why you lack broad support. There are legitimate, intelligent ways to fight Mamić, but you choose to rely on lies and nonsense. When we were playing in the relegation round, many of the people currently opposing Mamić weren't even standing with us back then—we were. I have never received a single cent from Mamić or anyone in management in my entire life; I am nobody's mercenary, and I never will be. But I cannot sit by and watch this happen. Dynamo and the BBB are being dismantled while Mamić remains exactly where he was. Your methods are completely flawed. When I see people acting like low-life agents—celebrating Hajduk goals, insulting our own players, watching that star like Prosinečki, or hearing that anti-American garbage from Johnson—it makes my blood boil. Those idiots should be joining the Democratic Party to fight against criminal owners like Jack, Rimac, or Mamić, yet here they are, trying to lecture everyone else on morality. That’s why I fully support the formation of the Fan Club and everyone who shows up to the stadium to cheer for Dynamo, celebrate goals, victories, and titles, regardless of which faction they belong to or who they personally support. We need to fight Mamić in a smarter way. This new association will prioritize Dynamo over Mamić; it’s being founded out of love for the club and a reaction to the incompetence of the current leadership that has ruined the BBB. Just look at the state of the BBB now compared to when Domazet was running things. ONE MEMBER, ONE VOTE! My vote goes to Dynamo right now, and when elections come, I’ll vote for whoever has the most realistic and solid program. I'm hoping that will be Boban and the crew he puts together. Until then, I’ll be at the stadium cheering for Dynamo. And more and more of us will be there—the ones who put Dynamo above everything else. Any organization that recognizes that will find itself with much larger membership.
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Under his leadership, the group has seen a massive surge—we’re talking a full 150 people up North during the opening round against the East 😂
Jason Cook83 said:Go screw yourself. I honestly don't get how you all can still sit there and act like this—especially after everything that went down... it’s just baffling.
Honestly, it doesn't matter to anyone—except maybe those 400 people who actually showed up to clap for them. 😉
Daniel Johnson46 said:They got the call because the ref blew the whistle—it was the exact same penalty we didn't get back when we played in St. Louis—otherwise, we'd probably be sitting at a 0-0 draw until tomorrow morning. Everything else boils down to a bad read by Tudor; he’s botched five huge calls in a row now, but hey, I guess he's some kind of genius given his "experience."
It’s honestly wild how dense you are—you clearly weren't watching the same game we were. During that home derby, you guys barely managed two shots on goal, while the other side had at least seven or eight breakaway opportunities, two of which they actually converted. And don't even get me started on the 86th minute!
Intransigente said:It seems like you lot completely missed the memo on how to actually insult someone—unless, of course, you’re just retaliating because "they started it." 🤷
The reality is that there's a huge crowd of people who "discovered the world of NFL Ultras two seasons ago" and decided their sole purpose for showing up to the stadium was to hurl insults at anyone from the city—basically treating them like cattle—but wasn't it exactly the same way for your side back when you guys were actually filling the stands? 🤷
I mean, what exactly is a guy from Miami supposed to do—cheer for the Los Angeles Lakers, the University of Michigan, the Chicago Bulls, or maybe even Real Madrid? 🤷 🤷 🤷
What an incredibly dense and misguided post. 🙄
Rivalries are necessary, sure, but now isn't the time for this—it's like giving yourself a massive self-inflicted wound right after preaching about unity in Switzerland.
You just have to find the guts to stand shoulder-to-shoulder with these guys—once they see someone stepping up, you'll see plenty of former and current players jumping on board too! Strength really does lie in solidarity. 86
Is anyone planning some sort of pre-game meetup—maybe grab a drink or hang out with some signs? Also, is everyone actually heading to the stadium for the match? Thanks.
We need to start playing this a bit smarter—I mean, look, when there’s only 50 or 200 of us out there, we’re going to get swept up in everything if we start chanting stuff about Mamić or getting rowdy in Unesica, so maybe it’s better to just swallow the frustration and skip those specific chants... though, obviously, when we’re pushing close to 1,000 people, like when we're facing off against a volunteer militia, you can't exactly expect anyone to stay tucked away from the crowd🙂 I realize this might sound ridiculous to some of you, but honestly, I'd much rather deal with an extra 200 people than face the alternative of being hit with bans🙂
For us, it’s just one ticket $67, while they’re looking at ten. Despite all the restrictions and the nonsense they try to throw our way, we're always standing right there with you—we'll catch up first in Columbus and then head over to Vienna! 🙂
Hopefully, the front office will actually show some common sense this time and refrain from slapping us with any arbitrary bans—it would be nice if they realized that having a few thousand extra voices in the stands could actually push us toward the Champions League, especially if we pull off a narrow win in Washington, D.C.! Our strength lies in our unity—ALL IN KRANJAC!
Regarding this whole idea of yours—this lack of solidarity... I’d much rather endure 26 years of pure PRIDE than suffer through 62 years of constant compromise! That's lightyears beyond any of those 86 years
analogheron19 said:It’s not that the West isn't calling out the Bad Boys just to suck up to their Mommy—it’s that they clearly view us as a bunch of idiots whose only purpose is to insult, tear things down, and cause chaos just to ensure Real Madrid gets kicked out of European competition.
I'm with you on this one. It's not some massive Western coalition specifically targeting us—it's more about preventing the kind of disrespect that would ultimately lead to our "exit" from the European stage.🙂)))
Everything has become so incredibly distorted lately—is it actually our goal for the average attendance to plummet to just a thousand people? If we had actually shown up yesterday, we would’ve seen a decent crowd of maybe 9,000 for the opening round.
A massive crowd—nearly 300 fans, give or take—decided they couldn't fit inside, so they perched themselves right on the construction scaffolding of an office building overlooking the east side of the stadium. It was a bit unconventional, sure, but honestly? It didn't slow them down one bit. They were loud, relentless, and provided this wall of noise for our young Blue prospects that might just have been the deciding factor in clinching that spot in the finals. After the whistle blew, Frank Brodička (11) wasn't shy about giving credit where it was due, noting that the Bad Boys were the ones who truly carried the team to the championship stage. He made sure to say thanks to everyone
A few days ago, there were maybe 600 people showing up at Kraft Heinz—just a small crowd, really—but today? We’re looking at 3,000 to 4,000. People seriously need to wake up and realize what's actually happening here. 🙂