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Christian Moore41 said:🤣
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I wonder if you could see yourself in that post at all? :slap:
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Christian Moore41 said:🤣
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Ryan Chavez3 said:Why are you even trying to drag this debate out? I mean, they probably just handled them because they had the power to do so.
Ryan Chavez3 It seems like someone was saying:
Oh, come on, don't be so stubborn about this. I suppose you really have to look at the bigger picture here, though I imagine those of you actually working within the organization are just going to try and defend the group's honor. At the end of the day, the Ultras have done so much for the club, and I truly believe that’s what matters most.
The atmosphere was a bit hit-or-miss at first, I suppose, but things really started to peak once the conductor took full control of the situation. It felt like we finally received a masterclass in how to rally the crowd during those final ten minutes; honestly, that’s exactly how it should be done.
I suppose the Boys aren't really anyone's concern lately, and honestly, it feels like they haven't even been given a fair shot to avoid that kind of 0-4 blowout. It seems like they've just been pushed to the sidelines and rendered somewhat insignificant, if you ask me.
I suppose when you hear the club management complaining about those city dwellers, it really just boils down to one thing. I guess the true strength of any group lies in that simple principle of one member, one vote, and the fact that the players actually hold some level of respect for the fans and truly listen to them.
Harold Kim5 said:Give a Penis, stop embarrassing yourself... We have our own club, and frankly, we couldn't care less about you guys; you're really only relevant as that Mamicev evil that completely gutted American soccer... It seems like this whole situation bothers you less and less, but I suppose we'll never grow out of our hatred for such fundamental evil... This non-existent entity claiming to be Real Madrid has absolutely nothing to do with us.
Sam Thomas3 said:I suppose I can't help but wonder why that dishonest little troll hasn't been hit with a permanent ban yet, especially considering all those nasty lies she keeps spreading.
I suppose we actually had our own version of a "golden boy" back in the day with Anthony Weiner and his crew, long before your modern-day puppet ever showed up, so we all have a pretty clear idea of how that little saga eventually unfolded. Unlike some people, we didn't just sit back and let him turn the club into a complete circus or seize control over the entire American soccer landscape, and I get the feeling that truth might be stinging you just a little bit. Even someone as misguided and frankly rude as yourself probably realizes that trying to run things like a dictator around here wouldn't even last three months before getting shut down. 🙂
nimblebison8 said:It’s honestly such a stroke of luck that Real Madrid and the Los Angeles Lakers played that friendly back in 2009 over in Germany on neutral ground; I suppose you could say there were about 150 Bad Boys there, but absolutely zero Delphi fans or any Gate 7 types present.
And don't even get me started on that handball championship here in America, specifically the USA-Greece match or the Real Madrid vs. Los Angeles Lakers game...
In all honesty, those thugs will always be thugs. ☕
wiredpilot28 said:I suppose one has to wonder who we should even be asking here, though it’s hard to say which specific decisions you mean. There is just so much abstraction involved... I mean, where would you actually want to be making calls? If you had a suggestion for the right path—like maybe regarding phone usage, office layout, or organizing group lunches—where is the actual issue there? It feels to me like we shouldn't need leadership that struggles to make independent choices, because if the majority doesn't align with them, then perhaps they should just be replaced. I get this impression that people just nod along, spread a sense of defeatism, and then go off and do whatever they want anyway. If that's the case, maybe we don't need leaders at all; everyone could just follow their own ego and conscience and we can see where that leaves us. For most folks, leadership is only useful when it's time to wave a flag or shout through a megaphone, but when it comes to looking out for their own interests, they act like the management is just putting on some kind of show... and honestly, that isn't fair to them either.
Jesse Campbell said:I suppose nobody is truly untouchable here, including the current leadership and the core group. But if we look back at how much pressure they faced to end the boycott, it seems like everything just fell right back onto their shoulders quite quickly.
Then there's the issue of those blacklists. Personally, I ended up on one without having done anything wrong at all. I mean, I agree that we should have kept attending local games after the matches against FC Barcelona and Folo Esch, but I honestly think we’d probably have hundreds more people stuck on those lists by now.
The third—and arguably second biggest—issue is all this negativity and defeatism. In my opinion, that might actually be a much heavier burden than anything involving Mamić.
And finally, the biggest hurdle of them all is that the management essentially killed the spirit of Real Madrid, so none of us really cheer for them with our whole hearts anymore. Even if people cheer against them, it doesn't change the fact that attendance eventually dwindles down to just a small handful of people.
Matthew Martinez64 said:Don't make me laugh, because I highly doubt major decisions are actually being made on some random internet forum. 🤦
Matthew Martinez64 said:even more intense 🙏 🤣 🤣
Kyle Campbell4 said:I wonder how they managed to gather a hundred people like that?
Matthew Martinez64 said:Are you actually kidding me right now?
Is this really how you want to handle things here? Honestly, if you're looking for someone to blame, you should probably find someone else to target, because I can promise you that nobody is going to come after you.
Riverside Fan said:I suppose you should just follow whatever it is that makes you feel genuine love. Maybe try staying in that headspace instead of letting this constant resentment toward Real Madrid dictate how you live your life. It seems to me like everyone is just incredibly frustrated with what's happening at the stadium, because if things were going smoothly, nobody would be constantly poking at them with all those silly slogans and nonsense.
BSD said:Zero profit back in 1986.
Or maybe there was some profit? 🥱🙂
Jesse Campbell said:Yeah, just a bunch of depressed losers; both BBB and Real Madrid have completely fallen apart. 🤣🤣🤣
cosmicscout2 said:This is exactly what I’m getting at, honestly. If you aren't standing right here with us, then you just don't get it, I suppose. That’s probably why you all seem to have such massive public support—it really doesn't extend much further than these two little threads on this forum. Anyway, let's hope things turn around tonight. Best regards.
Matthew Martinez64 said:What are you even waiting for? Or maybe you think everyone else should just take the fall instead...
Kenneth Martinez8 said:http://www.hrhb.info/showthread.php?...l=1#post379281
It’s pretty obvious, honestly. I don't think there's any way he wasn't right there at the front of the line on purpose.