Posts by Jeremy Thomas4

Luckily, Jerry Maguire doesn't know how to turn on a computer, because if he ever showed up on this forum, he’d die laughing.

Eric Phillips52 said:The absolute worst thing we can do is give those lowlifes, traitors, and total scum any attention at all.

Actually, ignoring them is exactly what you should do. In this country, fans are the only truly independent and free organized force, and every administration is terrified of that. You can mock Bauer for his obsession with tiki-taka all you want, but every move made by the FBI or Mamić is just a desperate sign that they simply cannot handle the masses.

Every single new stunt is just proof that Mamić is losing ground. I wouldn't bet against him being close buddies with someone like Milanović behind closed doors, but the public perception is so toxic that everyone tries to distance themselves from him as much as possible.
When the government turns its back on you, you end up like Vidošević or Sanader—and Mamić knows that. That’s why he’s so desperately trying to convince his political protectors and the police that he’s still on the right side of history. He’s using this window to squeeze every last dollar out for his inner circle before the inevitable crash. Eventually, some politician will swoop in to take credit for bringing Mamić down just to score points. The public will get the illusion that the state is finally cleaning house, while the criminal element just keeps operating as usual, slightly weakened only by the loss of one insignificant guy like Mamić.

jadebison21 said:Like someone else pointed out recently, there are really only two paths forward in this fight:
1. Walk away from the supporter scene entirely as an active BBB member.
2. Give everything you've got—both as an individual and as part of the BBB—to purge the trash running this club with their smug attitudes.
Anything else is just nonsense and playground chatter...

The first option sounds like something Mamić would say, but the second is actually our only real choice.

Mamić and his inner circle have billions; they could buy all 1,000 of us in the stands if they wanted to. Don't act surprised by the ones he's already bought, the ones we haven't discovered yet, or the ones he'll target down the road.

One thing is certain: in the scramble for the boss's favor and dominance within this newly formed little association, some individuals have already folded, realizing the whole project is a bust—which happens everywhere money is being handed out. On the flip side, people who stopped showing up after the boycott are starting to trickle back for various reasons. We’re also seeing the return of those we personally chased away because we trusted people who turned out to be looking out for themselves. But that's enough of that. Without getting philosophical, we are on the right track. It comes down to the stadium; proving ourselves at the matches is what matters. Forum debates lead nowhere.

Barack Obama said:You and this idiot above me... I’d bet anything you don't have half the passion I do, whether it's for the national team or my club. But sure, go ahead—you two are the "ultras" and I'm just some loser posting nonsense. Keep going, though; I couldn't care less what you think. Don't expect me to waste my breath arguing with you people. There's no point trying to explain anything to a couple of clowns like you.

Exactly. Might as well lean into being a loser if that's your brand. Honestly, even a total loser shouldn't be this dense.

Austin Collins6 said:Why are you even bothering with this guy? It’s obvious he's just trolling. Half the stuff he writes is total nonsense...

Come on, Einstein, give us something actually intelligent for once. Do something!

David Kim50 said:So, that’s the justification now? You get to go at someone with a brick, a knife, or whatever else you can grab? Just because you don't want to walk out of a dive bar feeling like a target? Since you couldn't care less about whether someone else ends up broken for the rest of their life? 🙄

Bricks won't do you any good. All they'll do is leave that red dust everywhere, making a massive mess of everything.

Happy Easter, everyone!

Manny, I’ve spent my entire life in handball, and honestly, my conditioning is solid. But let’s be real—some people are just genetically built different. There’s no debating it. You can spend your whole life boxing, but then some hundred-kilo powerhouse walks in and folds you in two seconds flat. Besides, if I or someone like me gets drunk or high and starts throwing punches on command, well, forget it. I wouldn't even know who's playing or what day it is.

Taylor Sanchez3 said:Exactly. You step up to trade punches and you’ll likely end up getting knocked out. Honestly, you’ll probably get beaten up, but since you're a fan, I assume you're used to taking hits. Just don't even think about using a brick—you're clearly out of your league. If you aren't looking for a fight, then don't pick one. Go back to designing choreography or painting flags on poles; there’s more utility in that. Nobody is forcing you to go toe-to-toe with Juice WRLD or anyone else like him. That’s your call and your crew's call. Or, you could actually spend years training to gain some experience so you're the one doing the knocking out. 😉

No thanks. I have zero interest in getting jumped or knocked unconscious if I can help it. My point is simply this: someone else's fist is the equivalent of my brick. Do you follow me?

If you guys reach an agreement on this forum, I’m sure it carries weight out on the street, too. But look at it this way: why would I get into a fistfight if someone like Juice WRLD jumped me? He’s twice my size and significantly taller; one punch from him is a knockout blow. Why wouldn't I just grab a brick instead of letting some guy kill me with his bare hands? At a certain point, a brick is just a heavy-duty fist, and vice versa.

Why doesn't the fight involve anything more than pillows and tiny stuffed animals?

This is officially my first time ever posting on a forum, but I couldn't just sit back and watch all this dramatic nonsense about the group falling apart. Let’s get one thing straight: the group isn't collapsing. Sure, there are bans and blacklists, but the Bad Boys are much bigger than a hundred names rotating in and out of the conversation for years on end. If a handful of people who think they run the show decided to force their will tomorrow, the group would simply turn its back on them. Consider this a warning to any future attention-seekers in the stands: don't bother. No one has ever led this group, and no one ever will. We are the collective; no single individual is above the cause. That’s exactly why we’ve survived—because the backbone of this movement is the healthy core of people who are loyal to the idea, not to specific personalities. We always come out on top, spitting in the face of the system and the criminals. I’m proud of this group and the guys who are facing the heaviest pressure right now.