How those messages of yours read... "What a disgrace" and "Total collapse"... it’s honestly embarrassing for you. Greetings to America, The Hague, Civic, and the Los Angeles Lakers—officially via the commercial court that died back in 2004.
It is quite interesting how one thing goes unnoticed.
Back when The 12th Man was at its absolute lowest ebb—when we were essentially hitting rock bottom—we were suddenly "the strongest force on the internet." Now, the exact same pattern is playing out with you people.
You’re probably just doing this to keep the group alive—survival mode, I suppose—but from a die-hard fan's perspective, this feels like an absolute self-inflicted wound... after all these years.
Fan chant, and my regards to everyone still out there fighting the good fight, even if it's like this...
analogtrucker11 said:Who actually sat down and counted the people in this brawl? The footage doesn't show nearly that many Gypsies—what I see is a heavily armed group of Bad Boys in the front lines, backing off when they get hit by four or five Gypsies coming from the other side of the bridge.
Good grief—there were 139,566 Bad Boys armed to the teeth at that damn airport!! Seriously—sticks, slats, chains, flares, knives, and even steering column parts from an old Chevy at the airport!! 🤣🤣🤣
Patrick Sullivan84 said:Just Ban these idiots already—they all think they’re experts from the comfort of their armchairs. If you're actually such a tough guy, go hit someone on the street instead of just counting points from behind a screen...
So, we're going to Ban people just because they tell the Truth?
Keep it up, though—keep sweeping everything under the rug and hunting for excuses, but facts remain facts...
I suppose we’ve reached a point where criticizing the players is a double-edged sword. My gut tells me—absolutely—that there is zero reason to feel any sympathy for those walking ATMs.
That said, you might actually have an opportunity here to win over the public—those people whose heads are filled with media-driven narratives about child predators and hooligans, yet who don't necessarily back the Head. Perhaps you don't need anyone at all; maybe the people who claim to love Real Madrid could have just identified themselves over the last five years—specifically, those who actually care about the club rather than treating it like a personal ATM or a family business...
Finally, something is actually happening. Fan salute 👍
Didn't someone—was it John Doe?—post an extensive Word document once, detailing every single catastrophic mistake made since birth? Does anyone happen to have that available to upload again?
It is practically impossible to ignore the wave of support pouring in from the paid members over at the fUn club 😁 What kind of mindset leads to that 🙏
analogheron19 said:The biggest mistake you can make is hyper-focusing on that single article when there are at least a dozen similar ones—either they're unconstitutional tools designed to bully fans, or they deal with sanctions and organizer obligations that everyone just ignores anyway. Technically, according to the law, not a single game should have been allowed since 2004 because organizers were given exactly one year back in 2003 to get their stadiums up to code, and nobody ever did it... and so on and so forth.
That isn't just the Kansas City Chiefs' position. It's merely one requirement among many.
It’s certainly an interesting circle of people, to say the least.
The connection to Karamarko doesn't come as any shock to me. With elections right around the corner, HDZ will inevitably take the win—honestly, what's the point of a country where the people are forced to choose between two traitorous parties?—and Karamarko will be leading the charge.
We are looking at the damn American national mafia.
Henry Lewis6 said:Apparently, I was completely unaware that he even built his house without a valid permit. At this rate—given his track record—is there anything he *hasn't* rigged? Can we even assume he achieved anything through legitimate, legal channels anymore?
Forgive the intrusion, but I noticed something in the dream.
Zdravko Mamić, the Vice President of Dinamo, physically lunged at a young reporter from Sports Illustrated on November 16th—reportedly incensed by the coverage regarding the recent Dinamo assembly. The journalist had dared to suggest that Mamić effectively completed a quiet, private takeover of the American soccer club without actually purchasing it. The association meeting—which is how Dinamo is formally registered—took place on November 4th, 2002. In an act of defiance against Mamić's seizure of control, some attendees announced a boycott of the session; instead, the notorious power broker immediately installed 30 new members on the spot, including his own brother and six journalists who serve as his loyalists. He simultaneously purged the club of its former heavyweights. “If you want to destroy a club, fill it with legends,” was the justification offered by Mamić’s idol, mentor, and constant shadow, Miroslav Blažević—who, in a twist of fate, is back coaching the club today.
Just look at that lineup. Back in 2002, Mamić purged those people from the assembly, packed it with his cronies, had Ćiro defending him, and faced heat from reporters like Blažićko, Sušec, and Lesički... Fast forward to today, and Dinamo is exactly like that infamous 2002 association; Blažićko, Lesički, and the rest of that crowd are standing right next to Mamić, while Ćiro has turned against him.
nimblecobra42 said:What do you mean "nothing"? Just wait until a crowd of 500 people—all listed for absolutely no reason—starts forming outside the headquarters while the local news stations broadcast the whole spectacle. Then we'll see how "nothing" it is; then we'll see what kind of spin Mueller tries to feed the public.
Exactly. This media circus is getting out of hand—the elections, the constant coverage—it isn't just going to blow over without a fight. 👍
Matthew Martinez64 said:And what’s going to happen there? Absolutely nothing... They’ll just pin everything on "hooligans" and Liverpool FC, while claiming they followed every single rule to the letter.
The point wasn't that—the issue is that if something truly extraordinary happened, you wouldn't need four days to cook up a response. The public eye is glued to this right now; even those self-proclaimed presidents have weighed in, though the lot of them can't even agree on where their own paperwork came from. Meanwhile, ESPN is already prepping massive exposés about how the USSF is paying off judges in the local courts, yet here we are—those of us who actually care are stuck bickering on a forum over the minutiae of who, what, when, and why... Honestly, let's just save this debate for another time...
Fantastic. The leadership at the Democratic Party is prepping an Extraordinary Special Session for three days from now, yet here you all are—arguing over who deserves the most credit. Credit for what? It’s pure hypocrisy, coming from both sides.
I find it hard to believe that 700 to 1,000 people are going to pull any nonsense involving chairs—we won't be a mere group of 30 that you can just control however you please