This Bad Boys forum needs to be shut down. Seriously, people are going to start thinking we’re just a bunch of basement dwellers. If I tried reading this without knowing who everyone is, I’d probably die laughing. As that clown David would say: what a joke.
"Sky... I get why you're so pissed about the Markićkin situation. I felt the exact same way back in the day... but honestly? I'm starting to see his side now. Just take a breath. It’s probably not the time for deep philosophical debates right now... we aren't going to turn our backs on him. Not ever. Time will eventually favor the righteous... stay strong out there in Chicago... let the spirit of the old guard guide us... and I'm certain the ultimate victory will belong to the North once again."
Casey, you wrote this back on March 7th. It looks like you and Jesse Campbell have some serious chemistry going on; you two clearly have history.
hollowsurfer22 said:My old lady finally signed up online today... my son wouldn't touch it, though. Said he didn't want to risk his mom getting some kind of trouble out of it.😂 Naturally, I told him exactly where he could shove that attitude and called him a cheap little sellout who’s going to regret it. 🙄
Jesse Campbell said:Over the last 30 years, the Bad Boys have undoubtedly been one of the greatest supporter stories in the universe. ☕
That’s a bit of an exaggeration, but if we managed to weather this past six months—which looks like we did—then nothing can touch us now. The most important thing is that the rats are back in their holes; frankly, I was more exhausted by their arrogance than anything else.
Anonymous said:The future belongs to the youth, which is why I’m certain this group isn't going anywhere. Honestly, the more chaos there is in the world, the more these new kids wake up. We’ve already proven we operate as a collective, not just a bunch of random individuals. It doesn't matter who you are or how many followers you have behind you—if you stop standing by our ideals, the group will chew you up and spit you out. Plenty of people have tried to shake us in the past, but right now? We are Unstoppable 🙂 We're heading to the concert today. Bring some baseballs just in case anyone uninvited shows up looking for a game; wouldn't want them carrying a bat for nothing 🤣🤣
Jamie Jackson12 said:You all claim to hate him... but look at yourselves, aren't you all just struggling and broke right now? Besides, I've been on this path from the start, holding my own views while you lot just talk trash without having the slightest clue what you're actually doing or how to do it.
If you actually had an opinion worth hearing, you wouldn't be standing shoulder to shoulder with the very people who kicked you out of the stadium.
Samuel Walker10 said:First you were out here hurling insults at his mother and cursing his very existence, and now suddenly you’re standing right by his side. Have some dignity, you pathetic hypocrite.
Pakšo, where the hell is that fat bastard hiding? If I could just see him and the Leader together in one shot, I’d finally give up on this whole circus once and for all. 🤣
Jamie Jackson12 said:I handed back the flare—well, two of them—and somehow I’m the only one getting hauled in for throwing flares. When I asked the officer how nobody else was detained when they were the ones who started it by tossing seven of them, he just looked at me and said, "We didn't catch them on camera." 😉So much for being singled out 😉
Well, fine. I guess Daddy will just step in and wipe the record clean. 😉
reddrifter24 said:We aren't Miami or Chicago; the mindset here is completely different...
You’re being incredibly dense. I’m not trying to insult you; I’m trying to give you a reality check. A guy like Jerry Maguire can slap fifty different bans on you, and you people still go out and celebrate his trophy?
Naturally, now the city will have to jump into this little fairy tale to bankroll what they call "success," all using taxpayer money. Between the Dachshunds, the deer, and the total clowns running the show, we're just being taken for a ride.
It’s such a relief to get out of Chicago for a bit. No cops breathing down your neck, plenty of beer, just good vibes, and the crowd on the stands is top-tier. With about 500 people like this, we could probably head straight to New York City tomorrow.
Jesse Campbell said:Alright. I just don't see what any of this has to do with me, and frankly, I'm not sure why you're even telling me.
I was one of the first to stand against this repression, and I’ve fought harder than most. Let's be clear: not everyone saw it coming. Before this whole fight even kicked off, whenever I claimed that Mamić was pulling the strings behind the scenes, people just looked at me like I was losing my mind. They dismissed my warnings as pure paranoia. ☕
Who am I supposed to talk to, Kimi? I’m talking to the guy who claims he was the first one to spot the issue in the first place. So, maybe you actually see the problem more clearly than the rest of us now.
That’s it. After everything that went down yesterday, I’ve personally lost faith in the entire concept, right down to the last man standing. That’s about as much as I can say.
Jesse Campbell said:Me, leading people? Are you out of your mind? This isn't some small-time internet message board.🙄
I saw this coming eleven years ago when I first claimed there was a football mafia pulling the strings behind all this repression... and that Mamić was buying everyone off. Back then, maybe 5% of people believed me. Today, 95% of them do.☕
What are you even talking about? Any Bad Boys who actually showed up back then knew exactly what was going on. At the time, they didn't call it bribery or shady agents; they called it "club cooperation" and "marketing." Look, I know you want what’s best, but think about the footprint this kind of repression leaves behind and the fallout from escalating these crackdowns. Personally, I'd rather see us stir the pot within the rules than face bans and shutdowns just because of some stupid jokes.
Jesse Campbell said:What kind of boycott is this? We're seeing clones of traitors everywhere while you lot tear each other apart like piranhas.
Even if we don't know exactly who's behind it, this isn't just one guy's opinion. Just wait until we see the new roster at the next game; we'll probably have another hundred names on a blacklist just because of Mamić. You're acting like Napoleon, Thomas, leading people further and further down a path while the blacklists just keep growing. I'm not saying you're doing this on purpose, but dragging everyone down with you might be a worse strategy than us just stepping back for a while. People are getting burned, whether you choose to see it or not.
Jesse Campbell said:Apparently, even the riot police were losing their minds yesterday because of the crackdown. That's what several people told me.
Look, there are plenty of idiots out there who enjoy this chaos, but even they have to realize we've hit rock bottom. They’re being treated like Mamićev lapdogs.
It wouldn't have gone to the breaking point if another hundred people hadn't been blacklisted yesterday. Antolić gave direct orders through Sokolov’s security detail to the police, and while the cops were bitter, they were essentially paralyzed. As for the actual complaints, the courts just toss them out without a second thought—but then again, the judiciary has never actually been an issue. The real problem is why people were camping out in the Oranica district yesterday for no damn reason. To quote a cop at the precinct: "You people are absolute morons. You either walk right up and hand over your info because you're too stupid to realize there's no longer any justification for a blacklist, or you're just pure masochists."
Kevin Evans3 said:Forget about shutting us down; let them try. This whole thing they’re pulling is just a flash in the pan. If this piece of trash doesn't pass away naturally, he’ll end up in federal prison sooner or later. They’ve already started arresting government officials, so there's no reason this filth won't be next. I won't put a specific year on it—it's hard to be precise with how things work in this country—but two or three years feels like a reasonable window. Though, I highly doubt the Republican Party will actually try to clean house once they take power, given how much they're constantly looking out for their own. They probably even fund parts of his circle, so the guy stays untouchable because he's got the cash. That’s why there are no trials and why we don't see real democratic elections.
As for the stadium, if this trend of banning people keeps up, maybe it wouldn't be a bad idea to just ditch our home turf until that bastard is gone from the club and focus entirely on away games? I'm saying this purely to prevent more bans. These groups rely on people, and if they get banned, they can't support the team for free anymore. Honestly, screw pride and screw playing at the stadium when they clearly do whatever they want. The state couldn't care less; politics is too bogged down in its own mess to give a damn about our football. It's always the fans who catch the heat. Once some unrest happens, they start preaching about tightening laws and copying that "English model," where you can't even stand in a stadium without someone harassing you for "obstructing" their view.🙂
All in all, yeah, these are tough times for the group, but there's no room for despair. You just have to stay persistent and make the right moves.
Nobody is talking about giving up or despairing. We need to distance ourselves from the repression. There are a million ways to do that, but this isn't the place to discuss them.
Roughly a hundred people got caught in the crossfire today—some just because they were funneled toward the wrong exit despite being in the right section. Look, this whole thing was orchestrated and planned out. Stop acting like you know everything just because you're holding a party membership card; that’s not what this is about. At this point, we really have no choice but to clear out of the stands. It’s the only way left.
We’re rapidly approaching the point where we'll realize there’s nothing left to look for at the stadium. It feels like everything is steadily drifting toward what a few people have been preaching for years: it's time to take this straight to the federal authorities.
Jesse Campbell said:Like I said before, this whole thing is just a stunt to protect the Bad Boys. The Boss is clearly terrified that if they don't play this game, we're going to lose our spot in the European tournament.
The friendly journalists are already busy staring into their crystal balls.
The prerequisite for any meaningful progress in our domestic league isn't just about finding the right talent—it’s about fixing the structural rot at the top. If we want to see real growth, we have to stop pretending that the current leadership models are working. We need transparency, accountability, and a complete overhaul of how the money flows through the system. It’s exhausting watching the same old patterns repeat themselves while everyone else in Europe moves forward. We're essentially running in place while the rest of the continent sprints ahead.
Until this ridiculous system is forced to operate on actual market principles, we’re going to keep seeing this nonsense. Instead of fighting to win over every single fan and consumer, they’re busy engineering ways to keep people away. It makes you wonder: what kind of club can actually survive without an audience, and more importantly, who exactly is supposed to be paying the bills if nobody shows up?
I’ve been scrolling through a few other forums lately, and I just want to set the record straight on one thing. From the moment the boycott started until now, the only ones who actually lost out are the spectators. If it weren't for the bans and those blacklists, the numbers for the Bad Boys would be exactly the same—so you can skip all that defeatist nonsense going around. All Jerry Maguire managed to do was drive away the decent fans and the soft crowd who value their wives and their jobs more than showing up to a game.