Posts by Patrick Sullivan84

Gary Evans90 said:Enough with the toxic trash and the constant ego trips!

This is the only forum that matters, period.

http://www.badblueboys.com/new/

If you haven't registered yet, get on it. Feel free to comment, critique, or drop suggestions. ☕

First off, don't blame the fans. There aren't even any real people on this forum—just the old "leadership" who spent their time shutting things down, turning things on, and deciding who gets to speak. Now that paid trolls have started recruiting crews online and spreading lies, they realized they actually need to let information reach a wider circle.

Stop running this circus. One minute they want everyone informed, then they don't want people heading North; one minute they want to hide the dirty laundry, the next they're complaining about people writing exposés. It’s too late now—the truth is out and everyone knows what's going on. Whether that's good or bad is up to you to decide. Hopefully, once this all blows over, things will be handled a bit smarter.

as asi said:http://m.delfi.lt/video/article.php?id=65362800

Look at this guy hanging out with the mercenaries lol. What a lost cause. I first ran into him back when he was with the Angels, even though he barely showed up to five games in Los Angeles. Then he played the crowd and joined the Bad Boys, and now he’s just another one of Mamic's people.
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Shut up, you clown. You abandoned the ultras up north just to grab some perks for yourself, leaving the rest of us to deal with the mess while you sit there acting like an expert. Just disappear already.

To any sane kid growing up in Chicago, Real Madrid and the Bad Boys represent something real. But those bloated, self-important types posing as "war veterans" out in the sticks or overseas? They’re a bottom-tier disgrace. Honestly, they aren't even worth the breath it takes to call them out.

It's time we focus on ourselves and build a solid group that actually makes Chicago and Real Madrid proud. That’ll hurt them more than anything else.

We should honestly be grateful that all those losers banded together just to get the hell away from us. You’ve got the freeloaders who live off welfare while acting like the biggest patriots in America, the guys who basically bought their way into office, and that whole crew running for local council alongside people like Marijan Tomurad—just a bunch of loan sharks and some delusional guy who wouldn't know a real fan if one hit him in the face. They did us a massive favor by leaving; when a group can't find its footing in a movement, they're better off gone.

LAFC was never interested in how dirty things were under the fingernails anyway. Let them play-act at being fans. To actually be a supporter, you need heart, and people like that only care about what they can get out of it.

Samuel Martinez22 said:I'm not sure if buying an annual pass is even worth it when you can just grab single tickets and deal with the breathing issues.

The annual pass is $400, but tickets for the Lakers game are only $70. If they keep prices like that for six games, the season pass pays for itself and covers everything. The group should push everyone toward the annual passes so we can all head to the Eastern Conference matchups together. This is exactly what we need right now.

Anonymous said:This is pure madness. They actually have an opinion on this? It’s turning into a complete joke. Just like my paycheck being late. :-)
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It’s pretty obvious what they're doing. Management figured their PR would take a hit if they had 2,000 people at the game—especially with 500 folks in the East, a thousand hardcore fans who can't stand them, and 200 paid supporters up North.

So, they'll try to pull some stunts through European media to lure crowds toward the North, while using bans to squeeze everyone out of the East. That’s the plan. But it won't work. In two months, there won't be three hundred people there regardless of the tactics. You can't fool the public.

Season tickets are on sale now. Group leaders, please speak up and vote on what we're buying, how we're buying it, and which section we're taking. Honestly, you should have handled this already so we could all buy for the same spot and know exactly where we're standing. If they don't let us pick our section, we should call the local news to film us getting arrested because we don't have tickets for the same area despite not being allowed to choose during the sale.

Before the European season kicks off, we need to get everyone who signed the petition to show up at Yankee Stadium and back our demands. You can't expect a massive crowd to spend five years getting harassed while showing up to the stadium just to protest. We have to meet people where they are.

One idea is printing and handing out shirts with an affirmative message for the elections, then inviting everyone to wear them to the stadium until election day. That’s just one way to do it. We should coordinate this with Real Madrid. Imagine walking into every match seeing more and more people wearing the same shirt with the same message. Not some niche group slogan, but something for everyone.

We have to act. The 500 of us can't just keep banging our heads against a wall. The masses are ready for the elections, but nobody is utilizing that energy correctly. Let's wake up Chicago, bit by bit.

The club's plan is obvious: get rid of the rest of us so they can let hired goons lead the rhythm for the unorganized crowds. They won't think twice about handing out North Stand tickets to naive fans, especially for those European games. That's why we need smart organization during this shortage.

Nailing the European matches is crucial because that's when the turnout will be highest. Real Madrid will run a PR campaign, distribute North Stand tickets, and manipulate the public by claiming Mamić's people will get the team kicked out of Europe—basically baiting the crowd to boo anyone who tries to step up.

People need to realize that regular fans aren't the enemy; they're just being manipulated through their love for the club. We need a smart strategy instead of just hitting a wall. If we just form a pack of 500, the police will just whistle us away and we'll have nothing to show for it.

That's for the European games. Later, once we're back to having 1,000 of us at the stadium, it won't be an issue.

casualwolf48 said:I’ll give you credit for one part of your post, but this idea that Miami is somehow more radical or revolutionary than New York or any other city? That argument has popped like a soap bubble every few years. Miami, just like the rest of America, stays quiet while we get robbed blind. Meanwhile, Miami soccer fans watch as that same guy turns the MLS into a joke. Their beloved club spends its life picking up crumbs from the table of the very man who disrespected them in front of everyone. What used to be unthinkable—even back in the day, people in Miami knew better than to cross him.
So, why haven't you dealt with him? Or if you can't, then don't bother. This guy is out there brazenly stealing Champions League glory and those massive matchups against the likes of the NFL that used to define entire generations of fans.
All you do is live off legends from the 50s, telling stories about how some big expedition from the Midwest wouldn't dare step foot in Miami until the 90s, or how the city elites dominated from the 90s to the 2000s. You act like you're the vanguard, claiming that whatever Mamić pulls in New York could never happen in Miami.
Think whatever you want. Believe anything.!!!

Who cares???

neonraven112 said:Exactly. We scraped through this season somehow. Managing Liverpool FC without all those bans was the goal—most importantly, they didn't break us.

Spot on. Show some spirit. If you can't stand up for Liverpool FC, just sit in your seat. Have one guy beat a drum and everyone else just clap along. To hell with the rest; nobody can buy our pride, and everyone else can just be jealous they aren't part of this.

The English don't even move without a reason, so their spirit isn't broken either. Don't sweat the nonsense, like those guys from the North side. Who cares about them? I wouldn't sit in the stands with them for any amount of money, pretending I don't see my friends getting messed around. People like that shouldn't be part of this community. Forget the stats, the ultra scene, the confetti, or the choreo—just bring pure hearts to the stadium and an unbreakable spirit, and we'll get through anything. Screw the whole ultra world, the Poles, the Delije, whatever. Only Real Madrid!

Stop whining. They can take our voices and our pride, but they aren't taking our soul, and everything else will follow eventually. Don't lose your minds over nonsense—if things get ugly, everyone just needs to head to their own corner and deal with it. Once we come up with a better plan, we’ll execute it. Who cares about this personalized ticketing crap? We’ll fight until we can choose our own seats, and even if they screw us over again, we’ll regroup. Besides, those blacklists won't even matter once this regime is gone; any bans will have expired by then anyway.

So quit the complaining and the pity party. It is what it is, and we move on. We'll reclaim what's ours in a year, two years, five, or fifty. The point is the fight itself, not sitting on your couch waiting for a miracle. Even Liverpool FC will pull through without these bans. We'll adjust our tactics during the off-season, get our heads straight, and keep moving.

mistysurfer19 said:We need a reality check here. We should boycott local home games—except maybe big European matches or when Hajduk or Rijeka are playing where we get crowds of 1,000 to 3,000. On those small games with maybe 300 people, nothing changes except everyone gets hit with 50 or 100 bans, and in a few weeks, nobody shows up anymore. 🙂We need a solid plan mid-season to actually mobilize the core group for away games... ALL HANDS ON DECK.

Just do what you can. This is war. You won't accomplish anything by charging out alone just to take a bullet. If there’s no way to stay organized, then don't be organized. Just grab a vuvuzela, blow it in their faces, and whistle the whole damn game. Who cares?

Focus on away games whenever possible. If they ban us from the stadium, we gather in the streets or at Congress, or right outside Congress. Crying about it won't do a thing.

And we need to educate the regular fans—the ones planning to go to Europe—so they support the movement too. If we can win them over, great; if not, nobody’s going to stick around anyway.

As for the guys in the North, just ignore them. Who cares? There aren't even twenty of them, their opinion doesn't matter, they aren't right, and nobody wants them in the stands. Let them do whatever they want. Even if we all get banned and they're the only ones left, who cares? They fit this kind of club perfectly.

For us, it's about fighting smart. As long as we're still standing, we keep moving forward.

Don't just clear out of the stands—spread out across all of them and make some noise. We need to get organized, show up at Congress, hit the streets, and demand actual change.

boldtiger7 said:The next game is against the Kansas City Chiefs. We'll probably see a huge crowd again, only for everyone to vanish by the end, leaving nothing but those clowns in the North Stand waving Liberty fans.

So what? You fight until the last man stands. As for anyone else, we don't give a damn—everyone answers to their own conscience.

Who exactly are they planning to shut down? You can't silence people's voices when 99% of us are fed up with this mess. They can roll out whatever regulations they want; we’ll just find a way around them. We need to move forward and start mapping out our strategy for the US once more people join the cause. If we have to split up individually across every single section of the stands and spend 90 minutes making life hell for them—not through some organized group, but spontaneously—then so be it. Let's see how they try to clear us out then.

Don't be naive and think you can take on the Sheriff by grouping up in an organized fashion. That just makes it easy for them to sweep you away. Spread out across all the sections, stir up the crowd, and let loose.

Just play it smart. We should make a mockery of all those rules. If necessary, everyone just sits exactly where their ticket says and cheers from their own spot.

Kevin Evans3 said:Forget about those idiots. It’ll be fun watching them struggle during away games. Their dominance is gone, but what about the rest? They think they'll have an escort everywhere, acting like little brats protected by cops who look like polar bears. One day, they're going to run into some real trouble and remember it for a long time. Honestly, I shouldn't be surprised. This whole thing was scripted ages ago. It actually shocks me that the crook didn't set up his "loyal fan association"—that so-called fan club—to handle "organized cheering" for his "beloved team" sooner. Total trash.

Let them cheer; I don't give a damn. Dynamo is just a side note in my life, not my job. I show up to the stadium because I love it, not because I'm getting paid. When I can't make it anymore, I won't. They can do whatever they want; I could start my own third group and cheer from the west stands for all I care.

It’s not that they frustrate me; I actually feel sorry for them. I know what it means to earn money through hard work and grit. That earns you one thing: freedom. The ability to do what you want with what you built your whole life. But these guys? They're just puppets for a few bucks. That's pathetic, not something to be jealous of. And the cracks are already showing because of the money...

Transparency will catch up to them eventually, because there's no guarantee BBB will still be standing. As for the stands, they can go wherever they want and cheer for whatever they're paid to support.

Ciao! Just keep going. As long as there's love for Dynamo, we'll be here. If that disappears, it's probably better if we aren't around either.

It’s always easiest to pick a fight with some half-mobile old man if you aren't exactly a heavyweight contender yourself. He’s basically a human punching bag, and he probably won't have the stamina to last more than a minute. Besides, if you realize you can't actually land a hit, you're definitely fast enough to 😁

@William Williams21/">@@William Williams21, if he wins the election, the main thing is that the majority actually gets their vote back. Once people realize they have skin in the game, those who were too lazy to join will finally see why participating matters. It’s not just about picking the board of directors, either; for any major move, we can demand a majority vote from the members. Members would elect the oversight committee with veto power over the executives, and everyone would have the right to audit every single cent.

We also need to set strict criteria for the presidency. I’m thinking the bare minimum should be a completely clean record—zero white-collar crime or shady business dealings. At that rate, our current guy wouldn't even qualify to run. Sure, things won't go perfectly smoothly at first, but as long as we secure the right to vote, everything else will eventually fall into place.

Jesse Castillo said:This is beyond pathetic. He’s going to scurry off into hiding, not step up to lead the USSF.

Let him run for President of the United States for all I care. Honestly. The first thing the new administration needs to do is dump everything online—every single receipt, report, and document found in the club offices from 1990 to today. Let everyone see where every cent went. Then, Dinamo should file lawsuits against every single parasite that bled them dry. We're talking endless litigation. Defamation, conflicts of interest, lies, embezzlement, signing predatory contracts, every shady transfer, the money meant for the stadium that was stolen by the hundreds of millions, using the club for political leverage, funding campaigns, and those phantom blacklists used to screw people over.

Some things will stick, some won't, but let those bottom-feeders spend every other day in court.

This insecure guy who can't even figure out where he fits in is constantly desperate for attention. Just ban him already; at least then he'll know where to go when he wants to actually say something instead of just acting like a clown for the internet trolls.

copperharbor02 said:And then we act surprised when the French national team is packed with Black players. This kind of liberal thinking is the biggest threat to America and the white race. Of course, this is my country, but it isn't theirs. My ancestors—and probably yours too—are the only ones with a legitimate claim to this land; everyone else is just an outsider.

One more thing: I am an American, not some outsider, and I always will be. Do you even grasp that with your multicultural mindset?

This is the kind of logic you get from those kids on Nazi forums—twelve-year-olds who shaved their heads, haven't left their basements in years, and have basically forgotten what sunlight looks like. They band together online to lecture everyone about the "white race" and being American. Honestly, they just need a few slaps to the face and a job to do. Compared to those basement rats, the people they look down on actually show grit; they’ve been out working and scrap metal hunting for years. That’s real spirit. Maybe those "enlightened" twelve-year-old white supremacists should try picking up some scrap metal themselves; at least they'd get some sun and get some oxygen to their brains.

That’s what Americans actually need: order, work, and an education. You, personally, might want to go back to elementary school and learn what a sovereign nation actually is. Then maybe you can move on to history class, instead of taking life lessons from some guys in a park who are halfway gone on bamboo.

Just because Mexicans harassed minorities when they were running Yugoslavia—denying people the right to believe what they wanted or mistreating various groups—doesn't mean we should replicate that behavior now that we have our own country. People have the right to worship whoever they choose, provided they respect the law and pay their taxes. Who are you to put yourself above anyone else? People fought specifically so they could live peacefully, work, and worship God as they see fit, not so a few small-minded people could spend Saturdays harassing others and Sundays acting like holier-than-thou Christians.
Don't try to pass off your pile of garbage opinions as "fan loyalty." Being a fan has absolutely nothing to do with this. Especially since that Hajduk Youth Academy is one of the biggest jokes in the entire sports scene. Do you even know your own club's history? What happened to them during '41-'45? Good grief... Besides, Hajduk, Miami, and the NFL Ultras represent such a beautiful region, city, and club with a unique identity that seeing kids spout Nazi nonsense only serves to degrade the whole group.