This kid is a joke. He’s got that exact same complex as those guys from South Philly or any other tough guy who thinks being part of a massive crowd—in this case, some die-hard football hooligans—somehow makes him special. They all try to act like they're dangerous, hardened fighters just because they’ve got a jersey on.
One of my first posts on here was basically saying this whole group would get wrecked by some pretentious types—think stuffy priests, church bells, and those holier-than-thou elitists. Naturally, I got hit with a wave of backlash, insults, and even threats.
To all you Mamić's fanboys out there: is it better for you when he finally leaves, or is he just going to end up behind bars and leave you guys wishing you could just check out early?
What kind of compromise are we even talking about? It’s like people think the Bad Boys are actually in some sort of bind where they need to play nice. Give me a break. In this corrupt mess of a country, he holds an insane amount of power and has more money than he knows what to do with. Honestly, you should be working to make his life outside of Yankee Stadium a total nightmare—make sure everyone from the local grocery clerk to kids in daycare knows exactly who he is. All this legal maneuvering and trying to squeeze him through the courts is just plain ridiculous.
Anthony Barrett37 said:We already know the announcement for next year's derby:
Tickets for the match can only be purchased by members of the Mamić family upon presentation of a valid ID card.
So why don't those exact same people get a vote to decide who actually runs the club or who gets to decide who's allowed in the stadium... damn these old-school nostalgics.
Brandon Hill5 said:Your best bet is to head straight to the core and start planning a roadmap focused on the next generation—basically figuring out how to pull them in and actually teach them the ropes of animation and all that.
Honestly, knowing BBB, once we start hitting numbers and bringing in fresh blood, there’s bound to be some internal drama. You know the drill: people will start asking, "Where were you guys when we were doing all the heavy lifting?" It’s just the kind of messy infighting BBB is famous for.
Jacob Palmer77 said:Absolute rock bottom. Nobody said we should have sidelined our support for Liverpool FC last night just to deal with this, but the one damn time the whole stadium erupts to chant "Jerry Jones the Gypsy," you'd think people would show some basic fan solidarity. It's pathetic.
I’d bet my life savings that the crowd was going to roar like that a few more times yesterday.
I honestly don't think anything's going to change if we stay this way, because nobody gives a damn about us anymore. Everyone saw what went down at the stadium—the politicians, the churches, the veterans, the various associations... just a total mess. In my opinion, you guys need to step it up or you won't even be around much longer. You need to focus on waking people up, educating them, and actually informing the average person who cares about the LA Galaxy, even if they only follow them through some TV broadcast... basically, you need to make the BBB more relatable to the everyday person. People keep talking about fighting for the name "LA Galaxy," but that was different back then when all of Chicago stood behind the team. It’s not like that now. And I'm not trying to start anything, but let's be real: the BBB has basically become an insular group that spent years just looking inward, existing solely for itself. Whether people want to admit it or not—no offense intended—that's just how it was. If something like this happened in Greece, half the city would be on fire. If something happened involving the Yankees fans, it would look just like Greece. Look at the best recent example: when the police stormed the North Stand at the Rose Bowl, it didn't take five seconds before the whole city from east to west was charging the walls. I remember once, someone in New York City told a reporter, "When someone mentions the Dawg Pound or Miami, it's all the same thing." Well, once the BBB and Chicago are truly one, then Jerry Jones won't be able to pull his stunts anymore, because he'll be terrified that the second he steps outside the stadium, he'll get clocked in the head by some grandma at a farmer's market. Anyway, I'll stop rambling and making comparisons; I have a feeling some people are going to take this personally. Just stay low, gather people together, because there's strength in numbers.
This needs to spread like wildfire. Honestly, every stadium in the country should be roaring "Mamić gypsy" at the top of their lungs, regardless of whether they're playing against Real Madrid or not. Especially the Rose Bowl—especially during the next big derby.
That’s what happens when you spend years thinking, "Who cares about those outsiders? Our own group of 200 is better than 3,000 random strangers." People say the crowd is everything for a reason, and honestly, fixing that mindset is going to be a massive uphill battle—first in people's heads, and then in how things actually work on the ground. But man, last night was a win. The fact that it went down without any chaos is a huge precedent and a smart move on your part.
It’s honestly wild how a bandit like that can wield this much power, command this much media attention, and sit on a mountain of cash without anyone blinking an eye. It’s a joke in a country where people get hit with liens because of $67 and local restaurants get shut down over $33 surpluses.
Honestly, this is just classic smoke and mirrors. It's like they're saying, "If we aren't making a profit, nobody gets anything." They haven't turned this club into a damn corner store, yet here they are, trying to crawl out of a hole by claiming there are no sales this summer based on one article—which, let's be real, was probably cooked up just to hike their market value. Jedvaj and Halilović will definitely be sold in a year or two once they’re actually polished products; right now, they're both way too green.
Nathan Foster23 said:Here’s a textbook example of what a paid shill piece looks like. 🤦
I remember this writer back in the day—he actually got kicked off a Greyhound bus once, and honestly, looking at his work now, he hasn't changed a bit. Still just talking trash.