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Bad Boys in Fans ·
Larry Wells2 said:Did Thomas happen to mention that his firm landed the contract to be the official PR agency for the Bridge Party? Did he brag about getting paid for the campaign?

Bauer is honestly one of a kind when it comes to being a keyboard warrior, but it’s blindingly obvious to anyone watching that you’re all in bed with Zecina and that whole shady, corrupt organization. It’s funny how that specific Facebook group suddenly pops up right after the Bridge Party gets these results. 🙏 🙏 Zecina is so incompetent that the Bridge Party isn't even taking him seriously, so now they're trying everything in their power to take them down. Tudjman really failed both the people and the entire discussion when he started talking about who would sell out for Judin's interests. I will never, ever understand how someone can trade away their principles just for a handful of dollars. And I mean the filthiest kind of money—the kind built on the backs of former "friends."
The Bridge Party is basically the last hope for this country; honestly, every patriot should be standing behind them privately. There simply isn't a bigger moral disaster than those little opportunists from the old establishment.
Bad Boys in Fans ·
Raymond Gonzalez7 said:You guys have been ahead for years when it comes to the pyrotechnics, not to mention everything else. You morons.

Man, where do you even live? Let me try to explain this in a way that might actually click for you. Just one simple question. How many flares have you actually seen lit up during home games over the last year or so?
Bad Boys in Fans ·
Jesse Campbell said:Raymond Gonzalez7 told you everything you need to know, you morons. Personally, I don't see the point in complaining about the people actually fighting this battle. I've poured a massive amount of my own time and sanity into certain things, yet every idiot who hasn't even shown up to two games in the last five years thinks they have the right to lecture us. They act like experts when they don't understand a single thing about how this works—they're just ridiculous. Now you're all acting pathetic because there isn't any chanting at the Champions League matches. In two weeks, you’ll forget all about this because your little groups and clubs are ranked about 117th on your list of priorities. Honestly, screw the people who actually put this first.

What part of that isn't true? It's just nonsense; people bowing down to certain things... I'm not going to sit here and argue with every random guy from some small-town Ultras group.

Over and out you idiots...

What exactly am I supposed to bow down to? What have you guys achieved besides helping Mamic pull off his schemes and other stuff I won't even mention here? I can't watch this anymore; the mere thought of American soccer makes me sick, and you lot are the main culprits. All of this is happening under the shadow of your club, and you're just sitting there watching it unfold with total indifference. You claim to be tough guys, running through rural towns, but now you want to rule the people while pushing Biscan around and making a mockery of Futsal. If you're really hooligans, then act like it—burn a stadium down like the real Boysi used to do. Or is your idea of "hardcore" just waiting around near Kranjceviceve's place? If I went to a game and ten of your thugs showed up to wait for me in downtown Chicago, I'd tell them they're living in a fantasy world and that they're acting more like fans from a Small town in USA. Do you even know what Albania is like? In a country like that, you could bribe the President and you still wouldn't make it. Why should I respect you for driving a Kombi to Albania instead of taking five cars four days early? That would have been the perfect trip—financially smart and great for bribing entry—just to cause some chaos. But instead, you show up in a Kombi.🙏 🙏 Isn't it obvious what he's most afraid of? He enlists every authority figure just to screw you over. Well, screw him then. I'd rather go three years without playing in Europe than spend ten more years watching the BBB group die out because of the lack of Real Madrid. If a "guerrilla mission" means heading to Albania four days early, then we clearly aren't following the same subculture. At that point, your idea of Futsal is nothing more than local matches with no travel.
Who cares about Mamic? When you're in a fight, there's no mercy. Futsal
Bad Boys in Fans ·
Edward Mendoza70 said:Oh sure, just get rid of the guy and walk away halfway through life so you pessimists on this forum can finally feel satisfied. Nobody is stopping you, guys—feel free to go find your own path elsewhere.

Who even said we should do that?! There’s a total lack of vision and clarity here, and now Real Madrid is out. Are you all seriously so disorganized that you can't even manage to enter a single country??!! Why not just skip two away games and actually focus on getting into one place to cause a bit of a stir. The Cohort would have managed to knock out Indianapolis by now, yet you can't handle Real Madrid. You show up in a van knowing full well there are checkpoints at every single border. 🙏 🙏 It’s the easiest excuse in the book. I mean, why isn't a swastika a good enough example for you people?!
It says right there on the banner at Futsal Dinamo: "Above everyone else." What "above"? Futsal Dinamo? If you actually cared about the club being above everyone else, you would have made it into the country four days ago. There are hundreds of ways to get in, but the lazy way is to take a van and claim the owner has some magical influence. It’s honestly scandalous.
Bad Boys in Fans ·
Noah Jones92 said:So what you're saying is the fight against Mamić is basically doomed from the start? It just comes down to whenever some politician finally decides to get fed up and pull the plug.

They’re locking you guys out everywhere. You can’t even step foot in any country where Real Madrid plays, yet nobody seems to care. Instead, everyone is just celebrating games at Madison Square Garden or playing futsal. You could write fifty different excuses for yourselves—you could argue he’s holding the whole country together, and maybe there's some truth to that—but the fact remains that you're letting him walk all over you while Real Madrid keeps competing in Europe solely because of his influence. Honestly, it’s a massive disgrace. It only takes one person to bring a whole empire crashing down.
And how exactly are we supposed to take him down? With a club or a heavy fist to the head? Target the National fans?
I honestly don't know why this group even exists anymore. Just go underground already. You've already lost your most important battle, and that was losing all those banners and everything else that mattered.
Chicago Blackhawks fans in Fans ·
Patrick Sullivan84 said:Jerry Maguire and his legal team are actually coming clean about it—they’re admitting they took $13 million from Real Madrid during Messi's transfer. Their whole defense strategy now rests on this attempt to prove that every single one of those transactions was completely legitimate.

You really have to ask John Doe, John Smith, and John Smith—not to mention the players themselves—how they can possibly stand behind a man like that. It’s hard to wrap my head around. He basically alienated Real Madrid out of 12 million dollars from just one single transfer. That money should have gone straight to the club, but instead, he just tucked it right into his own pocket.

Even if everything had been strictly by the book—which, let’s be honest, it wasn't—someone like that deserves to be fired from the club on the spot. And the fact that they’re actually standing behind him? That's what really gets me. Someone needs to start badgering the reporters to put them on the hot seat during the next press conference. Maybe John Smith can handle that.

You can't run from the truth forever. I mean, sure, we can all play the fool for a little while longer if that’s what it takes to keep things moving, but eventually, the music stops. There comes a day when everyone has to settle the score and answer for what they've done. It's inevitable.

Can someone who actually knows their stuff weigh in here? I’m wondering why Luka Modrić and the rest of those guys aren't currently under investigation, and if there's even any actual legal ground to stand on to go after them or not.