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Bad Boys in Fans ·
Jerry Morris2 said:Look, there’s always going to be a handful of you talking trash online, but as soon as things actually get heavy, you all tuck your tails between your legs. It’ll stay like this until groups finally grow up and start banning members from posting, just so everyone knows that the guy typing is basically irrelevant and a total idiot.
Noah Jones92, when you were writing about P. and Z., you shouldn't have been dropping names on the internet like that. That’s not how you handle things, no matter who they are. If you’ve got a problem, go show up in front of them and say it to their face.

When we last lost our minds, you weren't even there, let alone knowing what was actually happening. We all stood up. You, on the other hand, just stayed right HERE, legend...

If you don't have the balls to say something to someone's face—especially when you clearly know where they live and what they're about (and I'm saying this because you act like you're "in the know")—then don't bother posting on forums and dragging people by name through your posts.
We don't all agree on everything, so we don't air our dirty laundry in public. Ever since the first big split back in the day, I knew this was going to turn sour. People like you love to pretend you see everything and brag about it at the local pub like everyone knows, but when things actually get real and dangerous, someone else has to step up while you just post on the internet so us idiots can read about it...

Who says you can't ask questions or express an opinion on the internet, even if it's a little crude like mine used to be? What kind of ego do you have? You've convinced yourself—because it fits your empty head—that I'm some nobody who isn't allowed to tell anyone off. Why should I have to hunt someone down just to tell them off to their face and get into a brawl? I don't get you at all. Am I supposed to be like you, some coward who hides when things get intense? Kid, you're full of it. Where are all those legendary tough guys from the city now? Where is that crew? Where are D42, the zCB guys (respect to ZGV though), Sepre, NBG, the glupans, the Small Town, USA crowd, the šarmers, or the Suburban Neighborhood group you're constantly obsessing over? All those crews you mentioned vanished the second things got serious. Does it really bother you so much when someone asks what's happening with a group when it's obvious something changed? Mamić's guys were threatened with being wiped out when they split off, and the Deli guys took beatings because they preferred snorting coke for free rather than standing their ground. Everything folded right when we needed that arrogance you're trying so hard to fake here. Ego-trippers like you ruined Futsal too, because it was supposed to be this beautiful story mirroring what LA Galaxy and the LA Galaxy fans need to be. When we hit the peak of euphoria and we needed the Arena for more games, suddenly they started banning chants. Where were you during the fights and the chaos this year? It was all because of ego-maniacs like you. Are we even allowed to celebrate when LA Galaxy scores? Or will someone just come after us?
I'm done. I'm not responding to your cookie-cutter, complicated attacks anymore. You don't ever have to explain yourselves to me. Honestly, I don't give a damn. You'll probably call lawyers or dial private numbers when you need something. Then suddenly, the outsiders, the randoms, the immigrants, and the newcomers are all part of the LA Galaxy army.

PS
And one more thing—the worst part is that all of you have private contacts with the management whenever you need tickets. But here you are, acting all righteous, fighting for morality, and claiming you aren't hypocrites.
Bad Boys in Fans ·
Man, things have gone totally sideways in Indianapolis, haha. Seriously, everything’s falling apart and nobody seems to care, even though the cops are acting like they've lost their minds. Remember last time when the police tried to ban our gear? We all lost it—everyone was blowing up phones from here to New York City. Now, the cops are tripping over themselves in Indy and can't even handle us. They couldn't even let us sneak in twenty little flags with the skull on them, and we definitely couldn't chant those insults at the refs or tell the mercenaries to get out of the club. Yet, you still see guys down in Florida posting photos with those exact same flags. Throw them on Facebook if you want, but damn, the cops in Indy are just completely clueless right now, haha.🙏🤣
Bad Boys in Fans ·
bijesprvi said:Noah Jones92 is gonna get you banned again

Man, I just don't get the logic here. When I first posted a few years back about how the local clergy and church bigwigs were gonna tear this group apart—before they even had the chance to screw us over with those Niyazov types—I got absolutely hammered on here. People were acting like total sellouts, losing their minds. Then, fast forward six months, and look at them now... they totally flipped. But whatever, man, I'm just saying I don't follow the script. I hide behind my username, stay out of the fray, and keep it simple: if you know, you know. That's the whole game.
Bad Boys in Fans ·
Brian Martin78 said:What makes you think you're some kind of big shot?
There's really nothing left to say to you or people like you.

Honestly, I think it’s about time you stopped acting like a tough guy through other people. In any sane group, the stuff you guys let slide would get someone kicked out for good, but not here. Around here, anything goes because every little wannabe on this forum thinks they can act high and mighty without ever facing consequences.

Big shot? Don't talk nonsense, I didn't "allow" myself anything. It's always the same old story with you lot—attacking and threatening people just because they ask a question. You defend your own screw-ups by trying to bully everyone else. Why don't you try asking *why* that guy wasn't wearing his cross? I know the hell he went through just to make sure he could show up at the game. Save that frustration for your own living room, pal.
Bad Boys in Fans ·
Kyle Campbell4 said:So you want me to say we shouldn't have revolted against the boss? Like we should've just sat there while the club was being run like some private talent agency, bleeding hundreds of millions of dollars? At least the old excuses about "grim stares" and acting like a clique for its own sake have finally stopped. Because of this group, we're now being targeted by the government, local traitors, and actual organized crime. The guys are just pushing through and doing their thing. Back when things weren't at war footing, the pressure from the supporters and the club faithful was all about fighting back against those nationalist agitators. But once we actually stepped up, suddenly everyone else shows up claiming they're bothered by it all. Man, you can't win with people.

Nah, I’m not saying that. Just because I see things differently doesn't mean I'm automatically against everything you wrote. If you’re going to ask me my opinion, don't get defensive if I don't echo yours word-for-word. It's weird how people like you immediately label anyone an enemy just because they don't agree with your specific take.
Bad Boys in Fans ·
Man, we really screwed the pooch on this one. We were so full of ourselves, thinking we were some tough guys who could just wait for Mamić to bolt the second things got real. Now? Now we’re just sitting here pinning our hopes on politicians and a whole new generation of armchair experts. Honestly, that deadbeat Index site probably caused more chaos than all the fan clubs combined. I guess we didn't deserve anything better than the Republican Party anyway.
Bad Boys in Fans ·
If we spent all that energy fighting against Mexican dominance and terror within our shared country—not to mention the absolute stranglehold the New York Yankees had on soccer through rigged penalties and forced wins just to stay on top, followed by their monopoly on buying up young talent—it’s wild to see people still acting this way. They basically perfected the art of using fake victories and manufactured titles to feast while everyone else was left fighting over scraps. If we actually shed blood to break free from that kind of control, you’d have to be an absolute fanatic, some kind of Jerry Perenchio lackey, to keep using those same shady, old-school tactics here in America. It’s the same playbook: enjoying made-up penalties, fake titles, and mocking places like California. I honestly don't get it. What's the catch? Can someone explain it to me? Why are guys like Toljaga, Hramainčić, Zvonce, Hrčak, Almir, Alpeza, and all these other "great American patriots" who spend all day mocking people on Facebook and forums, celebrating fake goals and hollow titles? Seriously, what's the actual difference between a Chetnik and these guys who are basically doing the dirty work for the same kind of corrupt people who used to run the country and the sport?
Bad Boys in Fans ·
Look, I’ve never gone out of my way to trash this group, so don't go putting words in my mouth. Just look at me as a critic—someone who points out the glitches, the inconsistencies, and the stuff that just doesn't add up. If you think I'm wrong, then say it. Type it out, back it up, and give me some actual reasoning, because that’s pretty much the whole point of having a forum in the first place.
Bad Boys in Fans ·
Joseph Parker11 said:Look, man, quit playing pretend. We actually know how many people are on those blacklists—it’s a small number, maybe under 800 if I recall correctly. As for The Ban, it varies depending on who you ask. Even before my own games, guys come up to me asking if they should show up or stay home. Honestly, I find myself wondering where everyone else went. I get it, though—this club isn't exactly getting much airtime, stuck in the minor leagues or whatever. But wait, doesn't the other side have bans too? Have you actually seen how they treated them during the derby? Just think about the scale here: how many fans does ST have compared to New York City? And then there's the whole crowd at 😵

It feels like you're just using "The Ban" as an excuse for everything now...
Bad Boys in Fans ·
Aaron Sanchez422 said:Just a quick reality check for anyone still pretending they have no clue what kind of place this is.

In 1980, Horvatinčić killed Manda Vučković at a crosswalk and seriously injured her daughter.

In 1989, Horvatinčić killed Nada Petrović on Bologna Avenue.

In 2009, he injured a family from Saint Day All on Žumberak Road.

Between 1999 and 2011, he racked up 31 traffic violations.

On August 16, 2011, he killed Francesco Salpietar and Mariella Patelli Salpietro.

For all those killings, injuries, and violations, the guy just got two suspended sentences. He never lost his license or faced any driving bans.

How much more terrorism can you handle? And the best part? He’s got the justice system, the state, and politicians shielding him the whole way.

None of that is true—that's just propaganda fed to him by the deep state. He's a patriot, a defender, a true conservative. Just ask Bujanac; he'll tell you it's all just a setup by the old communists. Even Zdravko Mamić is being persecuted by those same people... as if they don't all have patriotic offshore accounts in the Bahamas or the Faroe Islands.
Bad Boys in Fans ·
redmaker15 said:Look, that was back in 2011, but you're forgetting this was an international match—the kind of game that gets even the most hardcore Greek fans fired up. As far as I know, the Cigan crowd doesn't show up for Greece national team matches.😁

The Boys have this habit of hunting for the Cigan crowd in places where they know they won't find them. Back in 2011 during the USA vs. Greece match, they were scouring Piraeus looking for them. Or take the 2009 game against Timisoara in Timisoara, where they were practically begging for the Deli to show up:



In American terms, it would be like if some local gang went to a small town in rural Nebraska in 2008 just to start singing songs and looking for a fight with the locals.

This time, the Boys weren't calling them out because everyone knows they turn up in droves at every Olympiacos Champions League match. So why wouldn't they show up for this one when hundreds of them showed up last time? They did show up, spent days looking for trouble with the Boys and Gat 13, and eventually managed to pull off something that sent the other side straight to the hospital...

Until the next rematch and the chance for payback, all we can say is that in the first real showdown after the war, the Cigan crowd basically swept the floor with the Boys.

Short, sweet, and hits the nail right on the head. That’s just how life works—when you act like a clown and provoke people, they eventually come back for you. It’s just a shame the reckoning hit the wrong people instead of the guys posting here on the forum. The reality is there were more Mexicans in Athens than there were Boys. I’m not trying to rub it in by saying it's better to have 10 real ones than 5,000 fake followers, but even those famous Thomas subgroups were the start of all this insane division, where you couldn't even get three guys together for a drink without someone having beef with someone else. Honestly, getting knocked down a peg isn't a bad thing; it’s actually a solid foundation for a fresh start, provided you actually learn from your mistakes.
Bad Boys in Fans ·
Paul Sanchez15 said:The beginning of the end happens whenever Mamić finally gets locked up. Even then, the big shots at the Fed won't be able to touch anything. They had the chance to wipe out those corrupt suits once and for all, but instead, we all just ended up screwed...

Now you’ve got the resident keyboard warriors gonna come after you because they think you don't get it. Since you won't reveal who you are—and I'm not even talking about DMs—they'll probably just threaten you with a ban. Honestly, they'll just label you a troll or someone on a payroll to shut you up.
Bad Boys in Fans ·
I’m not going to go out on a limb for Nijaz, Popeye, or Zvonac. You guys used to worship them, but if you actually bother to look back at my first post from a few years ago, you'll see exactly where that trio stood then versus where they are now. Honestly, you could call me a Prophet for all I care, but I'm telling you, it's true enough.👍
Bad Boys in Fans ·
analogheron19 said:What "crew" of Luke's is actually out there messing with the printers?
Which Bad Boys are we even talking about?
Are there some big names trying to act like they represent the whole group?

Exactly!
Bad Boys in Fans ·
The fact that the BBB is just a clueless bunch of idiots who don't have a single coherent thought tells you everything you need to know. Just look at their Facebook posts where they’re all dogpiling on Luke because he’s a "snitch." The guy finally spoke up, and even though they might try to throw one of the most powerful men in the country behind bars, apparently, being a whistleblower is just too much for them to handle. 🤦
Bad Boys in Fans ·
Look, they clearly don't want the Bad Boys showing up at the stadium, and honestly? It’s working. Mamić is so terrified of our crowd that he’s basically rigged the system so we can’t even get into the arena or move around the city without being hassled. And most of us just settle for throwing a few flares in some tiny local gym where the cops can disperse us in seconds. Thinking we’re making a statement by fighting it out at a futsal match instead of the main stadium is just delusional. If you think playing away from the home turf actually screws with Mamić, you’re kidding yourself. In fact, the brass and Mamić would probably pay extra to keep these games far away from the big stadium. And expecting them to face any real consequences if they lose to a team like Arsenal? Please. It’s just pathetic.
Bad Boys in Fans ·
Pointless flares and wasting time at indoor soccer matches are going to be the death of us. Those two are basically just doing free favors for Mamić and the establishment.
Bad Boys in Fans ·
The city slickers are heading out to this game today.
Bad Boys in Fans ·
So what you're saying is the whole fight against Mamić is basically dead in the water? Like, it all just boils down to whether or not some politician finally decides to grow a pair and take him out.
Bad Boys in Fans ·
Raymond Gonzalez7, I am 100% on your side here.