Posts by gentlefalcon10

Chicago to Lisbon, May 13th–15th $367

Jesse Doyle3 said:Look, as someone who’s been heading up to the North Stand since they opened back in '99—I gotta disagree. The first half was actually solid, and even though we dipped in the second, it wasn't exactly a total disaster.
And about the group? Yeah, obviously it's not the same crowd it was 8 or 9 years ago. There's maybe 100 to 200 old-timers left in the stands; everyone else is the new generation, and let's be real, those kids grew up right alongside Dinamo. This stuff doesn't happen overnight—we're all in this together trying to build the group back up. Plus, you can't have a killer atmosphere if the club itself isn't healthy.

Well, if you've seriously been hitting the North Stand since then, you should know that up until 2004, we were pulling maybe 100 people for away trips and home games too. Honestly, this whole obsession with how "great" things used to be is just plain stupid.

nimblemoose2 said:Man, I swear—back in the day, traveling for away games was brutal. We’d be stuck on a train for like 2 or 3 days straight, barely getting 2 hours of sleep, starving the whole time, catching hell from the locals, and still showing up ready to fight... all without a single cell phone or internet to distract us. ☕

People seriously forget how it was at the start of the 2000s. Back then, we’d show up to away games with like a hundred people deep. I remember an anniversary trip to Indianapolis back in '04 for the Bad Boys—we had maybe 150 there. That was the era before everyone got hooked on phones and the internet.

blacksea said:The tickets for this "big showdown" at the arena clearly say REAL MADRID on the tickets. But let's be real—that isn't your club anymore, and you guys have zero connection to it. You keep trying to link yourselves to Real Madrid, but if the club is called Unknown, then yeah, they belong at the local gym, because the real REAL MADRID is out playing in the Champions League!

You’re out here attacking the Ultras, but unlike you losers who are "inside" the bubble, they actually get what's happening—everything they said is the damn truth.

Insulting people and acting superior won't get you anywhere; the truth always comes out eventually.

Look, those tickets you're buying say "civic-minded," but right now, this club is anything but civic... How many actual "citizens" are even members? And don't start with that free membership nonsense from back in 2004—don't try to live in the past. Let's put it bluntly: our Real Madrid (since that's what you call them) has way more actual members and real fans than your little "civic" group ever will.

It’s gonna be an uphill battle getting the fans to actually listen, but we seriously need to expose this myth about him being some "world-class" CEO. I mean, how does a supposed financial genius manage to run his companies straight into massive debt just because they won't cough up donations to the city and local charities? People are like sheep—they just swallow whatever PR nonsense they're fed, both the good and the bad. We gotta use his own propaganda tactics against him and turn the crowd.

Robin Anderson8 said:It’s actually hilarious watching more and more girls figure out how the Milwaukee Wave operates game after game 👍 🎉

Man, whenever darkviper16 is on the court, it's basically an assist every single time 😁

Noah Jones92 said:You're just recycling old cliches. You guys love throwing around those communist slogans and acting all big and tough about American politics—but the second someone from Herzegovina or Canada shows up, suddenly you turn a blind eye and pretend everything's fine? I hate that hypocrisy. It’s pathetic how you try to drag noble kids and athletes into this mess just because their families come from Herzegovina or Canada.

Man, you're totally generalizing here. Look, in the heart of Chicago, over 70% of the people living there right now got their apartments through old-school government programs—whether they were actors, painters, or just typical bureaucrats. And honestly, it's not just our city; it's true for basically every major US city. It means most of these people acting all high and mighty are actually just mediocre hacks with questionable morals, and let me tell you—they're always the loudest voices when it comes to fighting any kind of local change.
So why do you think folks from Herzegovina support that thug? Is it because he went to school there? Because he hangs out with certain crowds? Or because he turned a total crime den into a playground for "businessmen"?
And don't even bother looking for an answer on this forum about who's actually backing that criminal—you won't find it here, 100%.

Christian Miller48 said:Honestly, I’m not even surprised, but I don't get the point of this whole leak—there's barely any new info here, right? And why drop this now when nothing is even happening yet with LA Galaxy and their manager?

If nothing else, just compare what the Boys are asking for against those demands from the hardcore fans in the North Stand.😉
Really hoping LA Galaxy gives us an answer soon.

It’s honestly depressing thinking back to that one trip to Indianapolis where there were maybe a hundred of us. On the way home, we stopped at this absolute dive bar to celebrate with the players (and Jerry Jones). We started singing this song—which later got remixed into that "doing it for my nephew" track—but back then, it was just a joke aimed at Domazet’s crew who organized the whole damn blowout. Of course, the song was just us messing around. Later on, M.L. made that crappy UNUCI 😁 flag for the European tournament in Portugal, though I don't think it ever actually hung on a fence. At the time, the song was just a laugh, but now? It feels like a brutal reality check... Jerry Jones and his Mark🙂

They already announced the next move—personalizing every single ticket, so they know exactly which one Peter bought versus which one Matt grabbed... In any actual major league, they’d be looking at bringing back the bleachers instead.