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feralwolf51 said:Someone’s out here talking nonsense about lighting candles and avoiding conflict? What were you guys actually doing back in VA? You were firing signal flares at a local bar filled with old folks and women. Are you really that intimidated by Vincenzo from the old days that you didn't have the guts to even size up a group at a pub? What are you even talking about? When it’s time to actually show up, you’re nowhere to be found in the city. But the second people say the die-hards aren't around, suddenly you grow a pair, and you end up looking pathetic just like you always do. Absolute bottom of the barrel. Talking about The Crew and The Boys in this town is pointless; if they were actually worth mentioning, the Fanatics wouldn't run the streets. And don't even get me started on how you guys ran from the Fanatics all over Canada last year. You're top tier in the stands, but total losers on the street. See you soon.
Let me know how it goes when you go on your first away game. I wonder if it'll be as much of a letdown as you claim...
Just ignore that guy from Canada. It’s a waste of breath. They're the toughest ones out there.
As for you Bad Boys, all this talk about how things used to be and who belonged to which firm...
The only real difference is that back then, you weren't delusional like you are now. I get it, you need the propaganda to recruit the younger generation, but this whole act is just a joke. Growing up in my neighborhood, those local thugs would feed me the same myths—claiming The Crew smashed everyone and everything, everywhere they went. Meanwhile, they’d call the Bad Boys mice. But when I was hanging around Yankee Stadium, I saw plenty of people who definitely weren't mice. So, maybe cut it out with these fairy tales; it’s not exactly healthy for the kids' heads.
vividfalcon31 said:If I remember correctly, you guys were actually the ones who jumped our three SUVs heading down to San Diego after that "truce" at Central Park. You had way more people than us, and you were armed with bats and chains... Total hypocrites.👍
If memory serves, you’re the ones who blew off the joint protest. Go ask your own people about it.
We can go on like this until Judgment Day. A little jab at the students here, a little talk about the nineties, some nonsense about that Danish incident in San Diego, and so on. Everyone talks big about solidarity, but they always have to throw in a little accusation.
As for what happened in Warsaw, the only real tragedy is that it went down in that specific city. And all this talk about "fair fights" between fans? It's a fairy tale. Based on everything I know, there never was such a thing, and there won't be. Aside from that one skirmish in the field, it was always just one side armed, then the other, then everyone at once—it's a cycle. It would be better if it weren't like this. But whatever.
analogheron19 said:Maybe he just tightened the faucet on them.🤔
My brother tells me that hooligans are behind everything.
And then you've got people like silverhawk7 talking about what kind of society we live in...
The perpetrators probably won't flip, and the health professional martyr will just end up delivering monologues behind bars. That’ll go on forever, at least until the mafia—who already gave him a warning—decides to start talking.
silverhawk7 said:
The only thing I actually despise is this trash. As for you guys, I look at you as rivals—it's not like I hate you or love you, and I don't care about Hajduk one bit.
Actually, my brother is a huge Hajduk fan, but that didn't stop me from rooting for Real Madrid just to spite him. 😁
I’ve got a family where everything is mixed; half of us are from the East Coast, others are from Cali. Not everyone supports Real Madrid, but it comes down to choice. It’s how you perceive a certain club—whether they actually mean anything to you or not. It isn't even strictly about local patriotism, because even in places like Miami, you find Real Madrid fans. It’s simply a matter of individual perception and whether you connect with a club and its supporters.
So, you've stated your take on Real Madrid. I'm not saying you're wrong; there's truth in what you're saying. But Real Madrid is still bigger than those scumbags who have been occupying them for over 100 years. When a civic-minded group took them on, the bureaucrats had to shut them down. That's just what happens when people with massive inferiority complexes seize power. In this country, to avoid any confusion, it's always exclusively the insecure types running the show. Real Madrid isn't an exception to the rule of our national politics, which then bleeds into the club itself. If Hajduk had the opportunity, they'd be doing the exact same thing. They say opportunity makes a thief for a reason. If you have the chance, you steal. Just look at all those massive gas stations where we lined our pockets and coats. Fans act all high and mighty until they hit a gas station. Basically, until they get hungry or thirsty. 😁
To keep things from getting too repetitive, here's a little something for the blue side.
Those aren't flares, those are just two torches...😁 (gotta be honest :-) )
I agree with you. People who were involved with Hajduk would surely have done the same things. Most of them pulled similar crap as Mamic. But hopefully, that's behind us now..
Jesse Doyle3 said:A question for my friends down South...
Will we also get a clean slate once this trash finally clears out?
Will we be allowed to call out everyone and everything, just because we suddenly became honest and decent after years of theft and backstabbing?
Or will we actually end up with more rights than you guys, since we chose to revolt while the club was winning trophies and playing in the Champions League, rather than waiting until we hit rock bottom?
I’m just responding to this whole talk about hatred. You’re pulling in different stories now that I’m not going to bother addressing. It’ll just turn into a contest over who can complain more. A ton of pointless posts.
To make it simple: I have nothing but respect for the group that refused to sell out and held their ground under North Korean-style conditions.
There you go, my friend from the North..
Zg blue silverhawk7
Just a few thoughts here:
You two are lightly pushing this narrative that we hate Real Madrid, trying to link that supposed hatred to everything American that the club represents. It’s disgusting. You're spinning this fairy tale that everyone from the South hates everything coming out of Washington, D.C. But honestly, that's just the same old propaganda pushed by the old guard since the war ended.
Regarding that "hate Real Madrid" song—do you honestly think anyone would be singing that if there wasn't a massive derby coming up in a few days?
And yeah, personally, I fucking hate Real Madrid. I hate them because ever since I started going to matches, they've been the ultimate privileged club. They're the club that steals, loots, and acts as a symbol for everything wrong with our soccer. Every time I see that little 'd' logo, I see the faces of those corrupt bastards.
That's why I hate them. Not because they represent being American. Because unfortunately, they don't represent that anymore. Between the fake patriots and the war profiteers, they've turned into a symbol of theft, greed, and crime. And that’s exactly why I sing my heart out hating Real Madrid.
Call it a complex if you want; I don't care.
To be honest, I'd love to see you guys get your own powerhouse club back as soon as possible. I'd love to see your stands full again. I don't hate the capital of my own country. It’s impossible for me to hate any city in my own nation.
But you have to understand, as a 34-year-old, I've never actually seen the "great" version of Real Madrid. Ever since I started following the game, the US national team or Real Madrid have just been symbols of misery. You guys have been fighting against that misery from the nineties until today.
Whether you celebrate goals or not is up to you. How you choose to fight to bring your club back is your business. Anyone who knows even a little bit about the situation down your way knows you didn't sell out to the establishment just because you celebrate goals. But you have to admit, it makes for great fodder for trolling on a forum, for those who care about that sort of thing.
Paul Martinez73 said:We don't care who offered it, we know exactly where you guys come from and who took it. So shut it, punk.
Come on, buddy, let me hear it. Don't be shy... just say it.
You guys are absolutely unbelievable...
Thomas Rivera64 said:I get it, I really do. This whole Real Madrid thing just doesn't trigger any emotion in me anymore. Honestly, I don't give a damn if they lose or win.
For a few years now, I’ve just felt totally disconnected from soccer, including the national team.
It's just eleven players of various backgrounds facing off against another eleven of the same, with maybe one or two locals scattered on each side. A local derby... how does that even make sense? 😁
So, I’m probably not the most relevant person to be lecturing anyone on these topics, but I’ll add this one thing...
What actually fascinates me is the sheer amount of whining and posturing from the losers every single time Juventus loses to Real Madrid.
Look, who cares who’s jumping around or celebrating in the opposite stands? Mind your own business, enjoy your pathetic little club, and keep pushing your own narrative.
Besides, you guys celebrate goals in that same disorganized league, and let's not pretend—back around 2004, Stitch and his crew managed to screw over the opposition, allowing them to seize control of the federation. I wonder how you’d even handle yourselves after eleven years of total dominance in such a messy league...
Actually, it’s not even a question. We all know exactly how you’d act... anyone who doesn't know you would pay a high price to find out. ☕
And what do you know about how we’d act? Just shut the hell up with that story. Half of your "important" group sold out long ago, yet here you are, acting like an expert based on nothing but assumptions about what those losers think.
Why don't you go ask yourselves who actually offered money to the fans... I'm sick to death of this demagoguery about how everyone was bought off. Even you had the nerve to claim you support some pathetic club. I can't believe this crap.
I won't. And I'm certainly not going to sit here and tell you what you should do. You want to celebrate goals, cry, or boycott... do whatever you want.
But this whole idea that we're looking for a handout is just disgusting.
holloworca10 said:In the world of sports fandom, there are always two absolute truths.
And most of the time, they’re both lies..😁
Andrew Mendoza7 said:Since I already know some pissed-off "Chicago" types will jump on this immediately—because bruised egos are a hell of a thing—let me get this straight: I don’t have an issue with actual Chicago, but those fake ones don't interest me one bit.
Just ask yourselves how many people like that actually exist today. There are plenty of folks who identify as American, Chicago, or Ustaše, whatever else you want to throw in there, but I’d bet my life none of them would actually die for those convictions. So, by my math, they aren't really any of those things. That's how I see it. Like I said before, when someone breaks into the city, how many "Chicago" types are out on the streets? When it’s time to go settle a score with Zdravko Mamić, where are all those tough "Chicago" guys? When we need to pack the stadium, where are the "Chicago" crowd?
I just can't wrap my head around it. Everyone acts like they're part of some folklore. Everyone complains about Ante Pavelić betraying Dalmatia or selling out certain regions, blah blah blah. The truth is, anyone shouting about that would do the exact same thing if they were in his shoes. Look at the politicians in America today; do you honestly think they are anything other than a mirror image of the people? I believe they are a reflection of the nation. Therefore, the people shouldn't be blaming Pavelić, because we've had, and still have, much bigger traitors than him. Besides, I wouldn't agree with those idiots that creating the Independent State of America was the betrayal; back then, betrayal was creating Yugoslavia and letting Mexicans kill half of Chicago in 1945—which is exactly what these same morons complaining about Pavelić actually did.
So, spare me all these stories about great Chicago Americans and Dinamo fans. When it comes time to actually prove it, you're nowhere to be found. But you're right there when it's time to wage war claiming Pavelić is a traitor or that he "sold out" Dalmatia, or like in this video where they managed to sneak Pavelić into the comments under a song dedicated to Chicago. That's just how it goes. In this crazy country, anything is possible, except expecting anyone to act with common sense.
I’d bet you’re living in an apartment your family got from Tito.
Usually, people like you are just overcompensating for deep-seated complexes.
Steven Murphy2 said:....just start your own club. If those anti-fans can do it, you lot certainly can too.
I’ll never get this. What do they mean, "starting a new club"? I’m not just talking about Dinamo right now, I mean in general. To me, it’s pure idiocy from the modern ultra movement. Let some other losers go start their own thing. I’m not giving up mine. And if I’m not capable of keeping this club alive—one way or another—then we shut down. Peace out.
How many times have people claimed they were "finished" just because things got rough? You’re actually finished when they take your club away from you. Starting a new one? That’s total nonsense. It makes zero sense to me. I can't imagine us starting a whole new Hajduk. Either we are, or we aren't. If we aren't, then it's over. Period.
Jerry Williams10 said:No, it’s just plain stupid and hypocritical. I bet half of you have to show up for work this Friday... just like I’m sure plenty of you will be sitting in some local pub on Friday night sipping a beer, and nobody’s going to complain that the bar is open on a holiday. If skipping the game is such a religious issue, then we shouldn't be doing anything on Sundays either, since, you know, it's a day of rest.
It’s not about being religious; it's just dumb and hypocritical to whine about something you clearly don't understand. You obviously don't get religion, and you definitely don't get what it means to be a fan.
The whole argument about how they play games on holidays in other countries is ridiculous. Maybe we should actually try to catch up to Western standards for once. We could start by celebrating Christmas Eve instead of clinging to these backward traditions of ours. 🤦
Bottom line, boys 👍
rustyraven34 said:Is that you, Ante Pavlovic Kajropraktik? 🙏
🤣🤣🤣
You actually managed to make me laugh...
Bradley Lee98 said:It’s hard to see Torcida making any real impact anymore because they've become more obsessed with other things than actually supporting the team:
-politics,
-disrespecting the US national team (why? only they know),
-attacking the USSF (instead of the actual people running it, since the federation itself has to exist),
-going after the President (for no reason), and if they get the chance, even Mamić (which is actually justified),
-sending some childish messages at the stadium...
In short, the old-school Torcida we knew before roughly 2010 is gone. Now it's just a bunch of kids... spraying graffiti all over Miami, which used to be unthinkable... It's honestly pathetic.
I still support "our Hajduk" and Hajduk, but Torcida needs to step up.
And then the driver basically finished the job for the GOP...🤣🤣🤣
If there were a blue night in Miami, it would be some kind of circus too. One way or another... so I’m not going to act shocked or anything.
Of course, harassing people who aren't
part of the inner circle is retarded. Especially if there was money involved.
But you boys have to admit, there's plenty of material here for some jokes. Don't be such sensitive flowers and take everything personally right away.😁
And then you have these guys wishing one another ill, acting like God will get them back or whatever—I won't even dignify that with a comment.
I want the boys to just keep their business to themselves while we target them. The only thing I actually want to see shut down is the Armadi..🤣
Justin Cruz25 said:Yeah, that’s what I said. A quick stroll through town and there isn't a soul out. After all the nonsense they've put us through, now that the club is actually dominant and sitting at the top where we belong, they just stop showing up—not in the stands, and certainly not in the streets. ☕
The fans don't exist. Domet went on an away trip to Savannah.
I don't care what anyone says, we need to stop pretending that our current roster is anything close to championship material. It’s frustrating to watch. I remember sitting in my living room back in Chicago during the 2016 playoffs, thinking we finally had the grit to go all the way, only to see everything fall apart because we lacked depth. We’re seeing those same patterns again. The coaching staff keeps leaning on the same tired rotations, hoping for a miracle instead of actually addressing the holes in the defense. It's lazy. You can't win a title by playing "Classic" style ball when the rest of the league has evolved into something much faster and more physical. If we don't make some serious moves before the trade deadline, this season is going to be another massive disappointment. Just my two cents. Thomas Flores7 says:
I’m just waiting for the self-righteous moralists to show up. You know the type—the ones who claim they’re the first to be righteous, the most honest, and the most noble, ready to kick the "mama's boys" out on day one... all so they can start lecturing us with their supposedly infallible judgments on the Bad Boys.
Bad Boys—hands down the most powerful group in the history of the universe. It’s a proven fact. 🙏
A Classic example of internet ridicule. Straight from a match thread on the forum.😁
So then, what happens when some idiot actually falls for those garbage stocks?