Brandon Anderson34 said:Where have you been, old timer? Look, I haven't been on this forum for about a year, maybe popped in twice. I’m heading north now just to see how someone can suddenly start supporting this absolute pile of garbage at the local stadium, but when I really think about it, what’s the point in supporting this mess if we’re just sitting at home? So, I’m mostly doing this for the guys who held it down under Omega all these years, and because both my sons will grow up being die-hard Real Madrid fans. But that’s irrelevant to this post. After a year of silence regarding the "return" of Juve, I’m writing this specifically for you, man, just to try and enlighten you. Maybe the weight of me breaking my silence will open your eyes. Look, it’s true that back in the 90s when you were active, you guys were the craziest, most colorful, and loudest group out there. But ever since that bloody derby, everything went downhill for you. Honestly, it showed that all that flashiness was built on nothing, but there wasn't enough competition to prove it. Still, if I could be born a hundred times over, I wouldn't trade those colorful days, your Champions League runs, or all those years for anything. Not for one single day. We’ve grown by 200 people, you grow as men, but the group grows on solid ground too. The end result of all this is that we always played loudly against you guys in Miami for all those 15 years (just remember that one sheet of paper with the chanting instructions 😁). Whether there were 450 of us or 2,450, that’s what stripped you bare. You distanced yourselves from the hooligans, and it showed how many of you actually exist. At the stadium, I didn't even know you were there for 15 years, except for seeing you occasionally; you haven't shown up on the streets much since the suburbs. But here, there are three hundred million of you. Your banners get burned because there isn't a group like yours in all of Europe. So, grandad, stop typing nonsense. It’s obvious you’re holding onto your ways, but I’m holding onto mine, and I would never change things with you!
And don't worry about Curva Nord at the stadium; this pathetic little crew of ours will fall apart in three or four years. Once the big brands and the arrogant types are forced to leave, a club this massive will take twenty years to recover just to reach the level of a mid-tier US team, much like the state of American soccer as a whole.
Cheers, buddy!
Even though I think it’s tacky to write on your thread about why I wouldn't swap places with you, I have to answer for the sake of the kids reading your stuff. First off, the lie is that we haven't been on the streets since the suburbs. Starting from that train station where our boys scattered you after you attacked with stones in the early 2000s, all the way to recent events. Ask yourself why that bloody derby and similar scraps never happen in Miami. It’s simple: you never show up in numbers larger than ten. And that story about Miami being a tiny town that’s harder to break into than New York? Don't make me laugh. There are ways, like the boat you guys managed to sneak into once. A lot of banners were lost because the hooligans did whatever they felt like. But a good portion of those hooligans actually have the guts to keep shouting in New York. All your frustration boiled over when you started picking on college students . And what does it mean that we were exposed regarding numbers? Any sane person knows there aren't more than 200 to 500 ultras on any terrace, at least in America. I'm convinced some things might actually change soon. Let you guys spread your wings then, and we'll see who ends up where...
Seeing this kind of myth-making from all sides takes me back to the good old days.😁 It’s fine, really... just getting out of hand. Back when I was a kid, I used to think the Bad Boys were just some group of little girls. You didn't have any actual info back then, just whatever myths the neighborhood "bosses" were feeding you. Honestly, it wasn't even a bad thing because you could walk around without being constantly paranoid.😁 If you try thinking like a high schooler today, you'll end up getting jumped at a shopping mall.🤣🤣 🤣 🤣
When you see how far this delusional storytelling goes, it actually gives me hope that things can get crazy again. Hehehe
Jonathan Cooper6 said:The timing is always spot on. Honestly, I sometimes think they have an entire support center like AT&T handling their online presence and all that stuff... 40 people just jumped on this thread... they're getting smothered by the comeback being this intense..
There was actually a meeting called "Deploy the Internet Militia." It’s getting wilder by the second..😁😁 Why even bother going out anymore.. Being a fan these days is just complicated.
Look, folks, you have to realize that people find it incredibly bizarre when someone decides to sit down at the table with that absolute trash heap of an organization. They’re more slippery than any crooked politician you’ll ever meet. That’s why the locals say you guys sold out. Others are just straight-up mocking you and looking for a reaction. Anyone being honest—if they actually want to be decent about it—is going to say this whole deal smells fishy. You had all sorts of offers in the past that you turned down, so this feels off. Honestly, a few things today caught me off guard, but I don't buy into any kind of sell-out move. Still, you have to admit the setup for provocation is perfect. Not that I care; some people just live for this kind of drama on forums. Everyone has their own thing. At the end of the day, I'll see you up North, during the away games, and out on the streets. Whatever the numbers or the lineup looks like. Even in cities like Miami, there have been generations that never saw or heard a stadium packed to the rafters by the home crowd, nor experienced the sheer volume of a massive traveling contingent facing them down. That’s what a derby is. We’ll see where we stand then—on the streets and in the stands. We'll see who comes out on top.
driftingotter47 said:You skeptics need to go watch some old footage from the Salad district if you want to realize how much nonsense you've been spewing lately about us finally moving past Mamić's influence—or worse, actually chanting 🤣🤣🤣 Just shut up and wait until September 27th... then grab your tissues and get your right hand ready.😉
Honestly, people are just trolling you. And if things were different, you’d be doing the exact same thing to us. Who's the one reading between the lines here? It's me. And apparently, even the idiots are checking the forums.
What are you guys even getting worked up about? A few obvious trolls show up to stir the pot, and suddenly everyone’s acting all sensitive and defensive. Once again, Torcida is acting like they don't exist, and once again, they have zero clue what actual repression or a real fight looks like. Besides, you guys spend way more time sucking up to your own people than anyone else does. It’s perfectly normal for fans to ask questions, too. If there’s truth to the rumors about people being stripped of their memberships, people are going to want answers.
analogmaker14 said:Some people can't tell the difference between a protest and a local county fair. Or the difference between a high-stakes match and a county fair. Or the difference between being a supporter and just attending a county fair.
But unfortunately, they certainly know how to use the internet...
I already said that you guys can do whatever you want. It doesn't occur to me to comment or act like some wise guy telling you what you should be doing... But I’m going to say something about what was written above. Look, we're just fairgoers. Everything we do is basically just attending a local festival. So why did your people show up to that festival? Why didn't they kick the stench out of their shoes while they were there? Why did you let 2,000 festivalgoers into your city and into the stands? Did they leave the stadium as festivalgoers in a show of solidarity with you? While you, in the reverse situation, would probably be the one Jacking anyone near the smell. You keep spinning this same tired story about festivals and clowns and whatnot. I see you've recently started recycling that old Republican rhetoric about communists lately. Doing it indirectly, of course. It's the same old garbage used against you since the founding of the country. You've been messing with the whole universe for years with this narrative that you're the most screwed, the first gang, the ones who never compromise. For the hundredth time, I'll say it: you have my respect, and the respect of any sane supporter, because of what you've pulled off over the last few years. But your arrogance is crossing a line. Because if we're just "fairgoers," totally irrelevant to the fight, then why the hell didn't you attack us or kick us out of D.C. when we were right there in the stands with you? Are you so weighed down by complexes that you can't admit we actually did something against the USSF big shots... At the end of the day, comments like this one about the county fair are exactly what that "fairgoer" mentality is all about.
Daniel Carter9 said:It’s obviously irrelevant. Honestly, ever since that group performed at the Viva concert, Dea Redžić has been using a brand new Facebook profile for months now.
Then why on earth would people who actually give a damn about what's happening in your neck of the woods show up to a protest?
mellowhawk5 said:Stop playing the moral high ground when you guys are bigger agitators than any outsiders.
It isn't even worth getting into a real debate with you people. Post some actual footage from the stadium if you want to talk, because right now you're just lying to yourselves. It’s been years of this—not just during fights, but regarding the entire state of this group. People don't say we have a "century-long inferiority complex" for nothing. If you were being realistic, you wouldn't be talking trash on our thread. You have enough problems in your own backyard, except in your circles, everything gets swept under the rug. With us, everyone is watching, so everything eventually comes to light, leading to marathon debates whenever someone takes a hit. The only thing you ever fought was a local bakery, so you aren't relevant to any real conversation. And you’d be wise to stay quiet about who's being paid, since most of your lot are already on the payroll. 😉
I'm not some bottom-feeder looking to hate on the Boston Red Sox the way you loathe Real Madrid, but I honestly can't wrap my head around how primitive you all are. Why do you even care what happens in our group? You've got zero identity.
Cheers. ☕
You're the one who knows who's taking payouts. You people think you know everything about other groups. It's easy to make up fairy tales just to soothe your own conscience. What you do is your business. But based on how you react to tiny little jabs from random guys, it's obvious something is eating at you. Regards from the irrelevant..🙂
Drew Booth60 said:Honestly, I’m done. Even if every single piece of trash currently running this club walked out the door today, I doubt I’ll ever find it in me to cheer for Real Madrid again. Everything about this organization has become so repulsive that I don't think those emotions are ever coming back. I hope I'm wrong, but I'm a pessimist at heart.🙄 And there's no way I'm siding with those three-time trophy winners from the south. Those hypocrites would probably vote for Donald Trump to run their team just to stay one step ahead of Real Madrid and get a shot at playing for the Democratic Party. Believe it or not, in Miami, there are more secret supporters of the Head than there are in Washington, D.C.☕
Give me a break. You’ve clearly lost your mind. Why don't you go hug a tuna and scream about how everyone else is an idiot? Or just die off with all the old-school communists and liberals. It’s obvious your old man did a great job teaching you how to think.
placidheron19 said:They wouldn't even let him film the show. He got absolutely wrecked in New York City. He tried to play it cool, but it just didn't work... Personally, I think Prince is a decent guy.
I know. I was actually at the club that day. I remember the crowd inside; they looked like the type of people who'd rather undergo a rectal exam than let some random guy film them. At least, that’s how that loser described him, if my memory serves me right. 😁 For what it's worth, I think Prince is fine too. Especially compared to the bunch of idiots who dominate TV these days.
The legend goes that Prince showed up at the stadium just to film some segment with the Red Sox fans. He walks into their supporters' club, has a quick word with one particularly slick guy from a small town in the Midwest, and walks out looking completely washed up. If you actually believe all the rumors floating around😁
Anyway, back then, watching those Bad Boys segments felt like watching 99% of the show being totally faked. Though, looking back fifteen years later, it’s actually pretty interesting to watch.
Raymond Reed10 said:"you 'informed' 🤣🤣 clowns, go cheer for those mercenaries, and celebrate an attack on a fellow countryman's car after the cup"
You look ridiculous. If you guys actually showed up, maybe things would be different. Or maybe not. Who knows. Second thing. Why are you getting so worked up over minor jabs? It's obvious you're only hurting yourselves. You're sabotaging the guys who actually started the futsal movement. Honestly, the paid media thrives on small incidents like this, which are nothing compared to what you lot are actually capable of doing. It's peanuts compared to how fans—especially the Bad Boys—are treated. To me, stuff like "drinking till you drop" is exactly what should always happen. Same goes for the "Mamić loves them" chants. Those are just provocations and banter. Are we really going to sit here and cry to each other now? You say this about us, we say that about you. We all know how it is. Just stop the trolling, people.
Of course people are going to shout and cheer for Mamin... and honestly, he’s absolutely killing it lately. It's just part of the culture, I don't get why anyone finds it weird. The Bad Boys do whatever they feel like doing, and we do the same. Sometimes it's a mistake that hurts us, sometimes it isn't. There's no deep philosophy behind it. What really gets under my skin is when people start acting like the Bad Boys are the only ones actually fighting against the loss. But hey, you're entitled to your opinion. Go ahead and enjoy being willfully blind, if that's what you need.🙂
Thomas Parker4 said:If you're trying to take a dig at me, then yeah, I guess I'm a failure by your standards. Honestly, I couldn't care less about those Torcida guys; they mean about as much to me as some random high school football team from the suburbs.
The weakest fans are always the ones claiming they have the biggest rivals. It’s irrelevant.😁 It usually just points to a massive inferiority complex. I'll be the first to admit I don't give a damn, and I have no problem saying I'm interested in what's happening with the Bad Boys. Same goes for any other group out there. But maybe you're just a clown who won't get what I'm talking about anyway.
Honestly, the whole idea of profits from an association sale going straight to the government doesn't sit right with me. Maybe I’m just misreading the situation, but in this country, you really can't rule anything out. Anyway, good luck to everyone involved in that fight..
I’m reading today that Svetina and Barisic are talking about the privatization of Dinamo. Apparently, everything is pretty much set for a sale next year. We all know they don't have the legal or legitimate authority to make a call like that. But there's something else on my mind. Where does the money actually go when a non-profit organization like this gets sold? Does anyone know what the law says about that? Is it dictated by the specific bylaws of the association, or is there some general federal law that covers all non-profits? I'm wondering how those guys plan to spin this. What rights do the members actually have during a sale, assuming there even are any? If anyone feels like explaining, I'd appreciate it.
Look, it’s not about any specific political party—not the Democrats, not the Republicans, not even some fringe movement. No domestic political force in this country is going to touch Mamica. Not unless they're being squeezed by foreign intelligence agencies. And honestly, if there really is outside pressure at play, then it doesn't even matter who wins the next election. If it turns out this investigation wasn't kicked off from abroad, then the FBI is just going to be spinning its wheels with American soccer for a long time. The guy is too big to be ousted by some mid-level bureaucrat. There's way too much money involved here. You’ve got politicians, judges, massive entrepreneurs, media moguls, and various mobsters all getting loans. There’s been an insane amount of dirty money laundering. You all know the FBI has grease in the palms of everyone who matters in Washington, D.C., and by extension, the whole country. And I'm not just talking about what directly affects him or Dinamo. We all want to believe this political moment might finally push Mamica out, but without external interference, it’s a pipe dream. Unfortunately, we live in a deeply corrupt nation. It’s all about the money. And when you need cash—whether it's a loan or a handout—you already know exactly who to call.
About a hundred Boys showed up today knowing exactly what was coming. That’s what real respect looks like. Those guys showed some serious backbone. You people can only sit there and dream about it. You had plenty of chances to step up, but I guess staying home is easier than risking a loss, right?