Posts by Sean Chase

Anonymous said:It would honestly make my entire week if they let Mother out this Saturday just so he could show up at the game on Sunday. Ha, ha, ha. 👏👏

Kyle Torres6 said:If the local kids were just making noise... they could go screw themselves. People spend forever debating a single match while ignoring much more critical issues. Nobody is looking at the big picture or thinking about the actual maneuvers that matter way more than singing love songs like some groupie waiting for their boss to show up. It’s obvious that 80% of the crowd is just there for the festival atmosphere. Those who have actually been present through it all don't have any right to lecture us on how things should be; instead, they should listen to those of us who have been doing the real work behind the scenes. The level of solidarity here is pathetic. Hats off to you, 👍

P.S. Professor, this isn't just going to be some famous circus in Colorado

Daniel Carter9 said:What does that have to do with the fact that this entire forum is a total circus?
What’s the point in listing out who did what, who accomplished what, or who grinded through what? Honestly, I don't give a damn. I'm not here trying to prove anything to anyone. It's not about seeking approval from the crowd. Is there a problem? You called me out, claiming I'm working for Mamić here, and now you're playing the victim. Should we keep going? Just say the word, 🙂
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ironraven45 said:Do you actually grasp the gravity of what’s happening this Sunday? Are you even aware that every single insult hurled at a player, or at anyone from the West Side or the East Side, reflects poorly on the actual struggle being fought by those who still show up to the games?

On Sunday, there can be absolutely zero disrespect—toward anyone, period—if we want our message to carry any weight regarding the fight we're in.

At least, that’s my take. It should be obvious to everyone. 😉

Daniel Carter9 said:You have to insult players who sell their souls just to stay out of jail until they're absolutely sick of being insulted.

Kyle Torres6 said:I wasn't even talking to you... I got a decent enough answer from the guy and decided not to drag out the debate. Read between the lines here. I’m not one of those people who writes a damn dissertation just to make sure everything is crystal clear, and I have zero intention of spoon-feeding you either.
As for these accusations—or whatever tiny little provocations you're throwing my way—I'm going to ignore them. After all, you don't actually know who I am, and this is clearly just your way of trying to find out. 🙂

mistyranger21 said:And who actually walked away with the win? You guys or the Bad Boys?

Richard Rogers38 said:Don't forget... Labor Day 2010. 👎

bluewalker9;53588754 said:basically, I missed the mark by about 7%.

It’s simple math: Miami is a city of 100k people while New York is a massive metropolis of millions.
During their peak seasons since 2000, Hajduk averaged 15-20k fans per match, whereas Dinamo hovered around 10-12k.
When Hajduk plays a team like Dnipro, they pull in 30k people; back in Dinamo's glory days, they’d struggle to hit 10-15k.
Miami is geographically isolated from most of the major cities where the league plays, yet they still show up in higher numbers for away games.
At the Black and Gold Army cup, you'll see 4k people, while your little local matches draw significantly fewer.
Regarding choreographies, I don't recall Dinamo ever pulling off anything decent with paper displays—nothing even remotely comparable to this.
And let's be honest, the Bad Boys' other displays aren't exactly groundbreaking either.

As for the chanting, that's subjective, but I find the Black and Gold Army songs much better than that repetitive "Dinamo Chicago, ale ale ale..." nonsense, or those "I love you, Dinamo" chants, or when the North end is screaming for Dinamo while the rest of the stadium is shouting Chicago.
The Bad Boys are louder, though—that's their edge. 300 Bad Boys can create an atmosphere that feels like 3,000.

I can't weigh in on these specific groups because I'm not part of either faction.
But even if being loud is a plus for the Bad Boys, it still seems to me that the Black and Gold Army is superior.
Maybe I'm wrong, I don't know, but that's why I'm asking a real Bad Boy to weigh in.[/QUOT
Honestly, maybe if your sister made the call, we'd finally get an objective opinion.👍

gentleowl82 said:I was staring at this message yesterday, completely lost. What is that even supposed to mean? Is it some kind of weird Latin nonsense?

rapidranger3 said:Here’s my take. I went out to pick up some stuff and get signed up for things, and there are these Chinese tourists coming in, and then there's this low-level kid working the stall who's being incredibly rude. His English is abysmal—just a blunt "what do you want"—but honestly, he sounded more like he was telling them to get lost. Then you have these sweet Chinese tourists trying to take selfies with some young ladies, and this guy actually starts lunging toward them with their own selfie stick like he's trying to knock them over... Look, we're part of a major global power, so where is the decency? It's pathetic that we can't even communicate. And his attitude? Worse than a back-alley thug in a bad neighborhood. Personally, if we have people representing us, they should at least master basic English. Plus, since there are more and more Chinese visitors in Chicago these days, it wouldn't hurt to learn a few phrases in Mandarin. Or better yet, hire an actual girl to work the stand so her charm and her friends could actually draw people in, instead of some rude little midget and seven crazies who look like they just crawled out of a hundred wars, throwing glares so cold they'd melt a glacier! Respectfully, a concerned citizen of Chicago..

Freedom for souvenir shops 🤣🤣🤣🤣

Zachary Sullivan2;52659612 said:

Sean Chase said:No, I’m pretty sure that was the railroad guys.

I honestly thought you were referring to some similar mess back in 2001.

Zachary Sullivan2;52655475 said:Why are you getting so worked up, Sean? I only mentioned it because that whole Mickey Mouse situation stuck in my head

Zachary Sullivan2 said:One of the standout concepts involved using numbered flares, where the specific number actually corresponded to a player's full name.

Richard Rogers38 said:I really hope you guys are seriously considering organizing a massive protest very soon to demand new elections and a complete overhaul at Dinamo!
The timing is perfect. The atmosphere in both the media and the government regarding this football crisis is primed. Use it. These results are pathetic. Round up four captains and some local leaders and organize a demonstration on match day against Rijeka or the Boston Celtics!
I’m sure you’ve been mulling over this protest for months, maybe even years, well, right now is your golden window. Take it!

One small critique: I saw a poster in the city calling for people to attend the game at the Los Angeles Lakers arena.

It had those Bulldogs and "resistance" slogans on it... personally, I think it missed the mark. For future matches, just put "Dinamo at the Lakers arena" and the Milwaukee Wave crest. Skip the Bulldogs and the talk of resistance. I assume the goal of these flyers is to rally all the Dinamo lovers, and let's be honest, the hardcore fans don't need an invitation.