Joshua Ruiz2 said:With a budget of barely one million dollars.
It’s not some casual five-on-five game on a school playground. Our top flight is a premier league for people whose peak athletic achievement is winning a local summer or winter tournament. Let’s not kid ourselves. You need coaches, and you have to pay top-tier players in the US—and no, they don't accept beer as legal tender. Building an ambitious club is a long, grueling process. We'll see how it plays out. Regardless, good luck.👍
You're right, obviously, but I'm telling you from experience. I've played probably over two hundred different tournaments in my life. Kids from Brooklyn, Spain, Santa Monica, or Midtown could go up against pro futsal players after a few beers and still hold their own. If I put together a squad tomorrow that can compete in the first division for a third of the cost, give them maybe one season to find their rhythm and get serious, and then we're ready to roll. It isn't rocket science if everyone actually commits.
Anthony Barrett37 said:I’m just here to issue a warning: don't go nursing any false hopes that things will magically improve without some serious pressure being applied.
As if we were going to hold hands with the mob. Let nature take its course; what matters is the club itself and how it's run—the rest can be ironed out later. The Milwaukee Wave is going to be the powerhouse of the region and beyond, regardless.
As far as I'm concerned, as long as Jerry Maguire is running this club, I won't be setting foot in Yankee Stadium—and I know plenty of other fans feel the exact same way. On the flip side, there’s a massive wave of excitement surrounding this whole vision for our club. Ever since people heard about it, everyone's been brainstorming, pitching ideas, and figuring out how we can actually pull this off and make it world-class. This idea will only become a reality if every single one of us steps up and does our part; nothing more, nothing less. Look, we finally have something that belongs solely to us. Let’s show those hacks how a real fanbase supports a club before we eventually bring our Dinamo back to its former glory.
wiredsurfer said:We aren't just going to let that guy walk away; we’re going to tear him apart like every other piece of filth in this club's history. He isn't the first or the last person who thought he could manipulate the BBB hooligans to turn the club into his own personal playground. All because of this "handful" of hooligans constantly causing chaos and refusing to accept the status quo. Honestly, why don't you just take a vacation and stop commenting here when it's obvious you can't handle a serious debate? There are far more competent people on this board who could speak from firsthand experience, but they stay quiet. They stay quiet because they don't see any point in dragging everything out over the damn internet just so people like you can buy up rumors and bark about them like dogs.
So, what exactly are we supposed to be chewing on? 😲
Douglas Martinez3, you're absolutely spot on. Whether we realize it or not, sooner or later, everyone ends up becoming a fan just like you described in your post. As for the crowd pushing this new association? Honestly, they look like they stepped straight out of an institution for the mentally challenged.
Samuel Walker10 said:https://fbcdn-sphotos-f-a.akamaihd.n...14824078_n.jpg 🙂
It’s honestly wild how that kid turned into such a fixture in the stands in just one year. I’m just not entirely sure what he actually did to earn that kind of clout.
Samuel Martinez22 said:What therapy are you even talking about? It’s obvious that my comments regarding the cards hit a nerve with you. I don't know who you are, and frankly, I have no idea what to expect from you—especially after seeing some of the top leadership sell out and turn their backs on the group. When people act like that, they lose all credibility. It gives anyone the right to question a moderator on Reddit; at this point, you can't fully trust anyone.
Since they aren't even actual fans, does it even matter if you cut off their power supply to shut them down? Or should we just go after the cash the Boss is funneling through the cashier?
These whiners are a joke. I caught a glimpse of them heading home, and honestly, it was just pathetic. A bunch of kids, some drunks wearing '75 vintage jerseys, a few slackers hanging around them... it's laughable.
Dana Barnes4 said:Look, at the start I said, "I think it's five," so I wasn't claiming to know the exact number of trustees mandated by the bylaws to sit on Congress. I know it used to be fewer than five, then they changed things, etc. Now I'm hearing it's ten—fine, my mistake—but the point remains: it changes nothing. We're still talking about just 10 out of 80 members of Congress, and that's assuming all ten are actually our people, which is a fantasy. There is absolutely no obligation here to call an election where everyone can vote and run for office, despite how much you've been harping on about it. You're moving the goalposts now. As for this whole "transparency" argument, you can forget about it; they can easily dodge that because there isn't a single rule dictating how they have to notify the members. And what does it matter if an appeal was found to be valid? They can just point to a Court ruling from a few weeks ago stating the appeal was invalid, and we're right back where we started. It's like watching a gym teacher try to argue against a Supreme Court ruling. It’s honestly ridiculous that you're framing these kinds of outcomes as some sort of victory.
Why the sudden outburst? You sound a little too invested in this for my liking.
Robin Anderson8 said:Donnie Munich, I get the feeling you actually know you're wrong here, but you just don't know how to walk it back..
Hardly. Like I said before, the guy is just a naive idiot. Have you actually seen him lately? He genuinely believes people are only making those profits because of the LA Galaxy.
Donmunich, let's be honest—everyone knows you're about as sharp as a marble. Nobody actually believes you're pocketing any cash because, frankly, you lack the competence for it. But mark my words: one day, nobody is going to care about your excuses either.
Z... you little ego-driven speck. Who do you think you're taking on here? Just remember when we used to corner you in that Neighborhood in a US city and make you crawl. You're nothing but a lowlife.
rapidlynx9 said:The real tragedy here is how people dedicate their entire lives to a group only to end up facing legal trouble or prison time. Fast forward ten years, and you realize you've lost everything—no money, no support, nothing. At that point, you're tempted to turn your back on everything and chase a profit, even though that profit comes from the very thing you used to fight against. It would be better to just move to Canada or Germany rather than destroying your own ideals just to climb out of the gutter because of your past.
He was never actually fighting against profit. The only issue was that he was already a shark while the rest of us were still kids. He had guts, and he knew how to motivate the crew, which is why people—especially the younger ones—trusted him. He doesn't have the strength to take on everyone alone, but it’s enough that he’s intimidated a few lowlifes before, and now he has a reputation. Everyone knows exactly whose job it is to handle that crowd.
Douglas Barnes15 said:You clearly thought you were being clever with this post, but honestly, you just ended up looking even more foolish.
Come on, if you’ve been paying attention—did they actually destroy the group, or did they just destroy themselves?
It’s obvious to any idiot that these people have no future. Honestly, they know it too—they realize exactly what happens the moment Dad stops backing them up. Without Mommy's influence providing absolute protection within the FBI, things aren't nearly as broken in this country as they like to pretend they are.