Ever since Devas stopped posting on this forum, I feel like there isn't a single honest or objective fan left in the thread. None of this really makes sense anymore. I guess this will be my last post on this PDF.
Peter Reed22 said:Who’s even talking about compromises or burying the hatchet? Man, LA Galaxy is going to be privatized soon and they'll lose control forever, while you just sit there distracted by flares, Futsal, and who outshined whom. I guess it's hard to see how it's all just smoke and mirrors while the real issues get swept under the rug.
If I answer you, I might actually give you some legitimacy. But I think you lost that right when you brought up legal battles and media appearances in your last post. It feels like you've been asleep at the wheel for the last few years. Out of everyone here, you're the one telling me my eyes are closed. Me... Maybe don't address me anymore.
cosmicscout2 said:Alright Rambo, just tell us how you plan to see this fight through to the end. Are you actually aware that Mamic won't be leaving LA Galaxy for at least another ten years unless he ends up behind bars? (And based on how things are going, that likely won't happen since the Republican Party is taking power). And who exactly are you going to stop from cheering for LA Galaxy, both now and after the big boss finally leaves?
If it's necessary for everyone, then maybe so. I suppose there will never be any compromise or dialogue with an establishment machine that labels American kids as children of communists or outsiders. There will never be a dialogue with people like you, who I guess have just chosen the path of least resistance while our own people were being screwed over personally and professionally. There will never be any fake, bought-up prestige or dialogue with those graveyard keepers of American soccer who have consistently played dirty against all American fans. It seems to me that when you and others support their agendas and downplay those actually standing up against them, it just goes toward your disgusting, dirty, and pathetic way of sucking up.
Haha, I honestly can't believe what I'm reading. What a bunch of losers 🙏 It’s about time we started handing out flyers at LA Galaxy games, maybe modeled after how things work in Futsal. The flyer should probably state that anyone caught celebrating goals from this hideous squad will be tossed headfirst out of the stands. I'm being dead serious here. I am just completely fed up with the liars from the nineties popping up all over the internet like weeds. These people are nothing but bottom-feeders and trash. Your time is up. We'll see this fight through to the end, while you stay as insignificant as ever. Life is unfair; our kids, some only 16 or 17, get pushed aside and left to fend for themselves while these older types—and look, I'm not saying I'm a fan of Mamic, but—are busy arguing on forums and news sites. Seriously? These minors have more common sense than 90% of this country.
analogheron19 said:It matters that we cheer when they score, so the guys have some wind at their backs. We should be that deciding factor when things get tough on the field.:!!!
Maybe I'm just too young to fully grasp certain things 😁 , but I can't really get behind that idea. Personally, I think being loud with our criticism might actually serve them better.
Henry Grant51 said:Maybe don't get your hopes up too high, given everything about the North supporters section and all that... that club head has made life miserable for us for years, so I guess it'll be even tougher for the average fans who just follow along.
Everyone meet at Times Square, everyone head to the North side...
Maybe three people max will show up, but I suppose that doesn't really matter right now.
Gary Evans90 said:Forget the hype! This is our home, and it’s about time we cleared out the trash from our own house.
I guess he was suggesting that we don't need big announcements for this sort of thing—we just need to show up.
In moments like this, I think showing our solidarity is what matters most. We should pressure the institutions and use every legal avenue available to take action. Basically, just get moving. MOVE EVERYTHING THAT MOVES 😁
That's true. They'd probably just flood the news with press releases and tell everyone to head North, yet the same few people would end up showing up anyway. It's all been done before.
analogheron19 said:You've got a point. It might be better to just go out and buy some top-tier gear instead. That cheap stuff just isn't for us, I guess.🙂
I guess you have to admit that for the last few years, we've mostly been playing second fiddle. It feels a bit pointless to send out press releases to people who aren't even listening, I suppose.
analogheron19 said:Without strong leadership, people will just change sides or run away like rats from a sinking ship. We shouldn't try to distract anyone from the actual culprits—that would basically be helping them. Instead, we should use the media to send a message to Dynamo, the USSF, the police... everyone involved, demanding they scrap those illegal blacklists, the vouchers, and the unconstitutional parts of the law. Most importantly, we need to get back into the stadium. No protests—though I guess having them alongside other groups could help apply extra pressure—but nothing is more important than making our voices heard through loud cheering. Everyone, and I mean everyone, will be watching on their screens during this situation. That’s how our message actually reaches people.
No. I don't think we should be communicating or sending requests and pleas to anyone. We shouldn't put ourselves in a position where we're begging. We just need to show up at the North or West stands and make enough noise to rattle them to the core. No more playing nice.
That statement from the Supporters a few days ago really hit the nail on the head. It seems like all these players are getting paid insane amounts of money just to stay silent while they mistreat and humiliate us. So much money and time gets wasted on single away games, only for fans to be barred from the stadium and labeled hooligans in the end. I guess it’s just easier for them to take the cash and keep their mouths shut. It's the same with Simunic. He probably knew exactly where the problem lay, but he never publicly called out those responsible; he just took what he could get and walked away. Maybe he's just looking out for himself. Did you see how the Supporters called out Srna by name, and then all that nonsense started about how he still plays for the national team or how Management doesn't care about him? We can't control the narrative once the media twists a statement into something else. Fifty people were detained at the stadium for no reason and only released the next day, but apparently, the big priority is whether the Captain feels insulted. For them, the national team and everything sacred is just about the money. Once the checks stop coming, they'll vanish like they were never even here. I don't know why that's so hard for people to grasp.
Myths: I beat you here, you beat me there. We had this many people, and you guys had that many. The fact is, these derbies just get worse every single season. I guess we're stuck somewhere around the level of Canadians. Keep it up.
More nonsense about how workdays affect attendance... Back when Dražen played the Patriots on December 1st, we had maybe 4,500 to 5,000 people show up despite it being a Monday with a similar kickoff time. Later that same week, on Friday the 5th at 9 PM—which is basically a perfect slot—we had about 350 to 400 people watching us play a small town, USA team in Brooklyn. Then, just three days later, we were back at Dražen on another Monday against the Alumnus and the place was packed to the rafters. I guess all this talk about work schedules is just childish speculation. P.S. To that guy from Philadelphia: if you really think your sons aren't allowed to sit in the stands with us, then I don't really know what to say to you.
Finally, someone said it. It felt like once again, the only people there were the die-hards who have been carrying this whole thing on their backs for years. I guess you can't even blame the posers too much; we’re the ones who invited them to these games in the first place, treating them like big social events. People like that don't belong in the stands, just like everyone else looking for attention. They probably need their own private camera crews.
It feels like this has been an issue for quite some time now. You just can't drop anything from the Bad Boys website into a Facebook chat. If you try, you end up getting this notification -> You can't post this because it has a blocked link The content you're trying to share includes a link that our security systems detected to be unsafe:
badblueboys.hr
Please remove this link to continue. If you think you're seeing this by mistake, please let us know. 🤣
William Williams21 said:I was at the camp site about half an hour ago. They wouldn't let me get to the ticket booth with my witness, though the security guard couldn't tell me which law actually prevents that. When I asked him to explain, he just started calling over some cops by the entrance to come help him out, so I told him it wasn't necessary. Then he tried to stop me from filming, but I told him he definitely wasn't going to be able to do that. Anyway, the "rule" is that you have to buy tickets through those winding paths one by one (you can't enter the maze until the previous masochist finishes buying their ticket) 🤦 And here is the best part: I took a quick selfie, then showed my ID and approached the lady at the booth to order tickets for the North Side. She typed my name into the computer and asked, "How many tickets?" So I asked her, "Does that mean I'm no longer on the blacklist?" She just said, "I have no idea what you're talking about" 🤦
It seems like she wasn't checking any list at all; she just went straight to typing the name onto the ticket (she didn't even have a printed list)!