Posts by Peter Reed22

Robin Anderson8;55296941 said:

Peter Reed22 said:I actually mentioned a few pages back that this whole privatization process is happening right under our noses while we're all distracted by trivial nonsense. Does anyone actually care about who ends up running Los Angeles FC, or does the idea of us owning it together just feel like a pipe dream?

But let's get real for a second—if you were stepping up to the plate, what kind of business would you actually run, and do you even have the kind of capital required to snap up a majority stake in the club?

Honestly, why would a club ever be pushed into a corner where the fans are forced to step in and buy up shares just to stay afloat? There’s almost certainly a way to put an end to this blatant looting of assets, but I suspect nothing is going to change until there is massive, undeniable pressure applied from the outside.

Robin Anderson8 said:Honestly, we have been cycling through ten whole pages of pure trolling now, and you still haven't actually laid out a single concrete proposal or clarified what your endgame truly is! I’m sitting here trying to follow the thread, but I have to ask: what is your actual purpose in this conversation?

I would truly love for you to sit down and share some constructive criticism! Please, tell me exactly what’s bothering you or what specific elements you would overhaul if you had the chance. Rather than just venting or throwing out insults, I’d much prefer a thoughtful breakdown of your perspective—let's turn this into a real conversation!

analogheron19 said:Look, I really think we can move past all this lecturing, alright? It is quite obvious that a huge crowd of people heads out to the stadiums—and honestly, they’ll be showing up for the Champions League matches too—and if it were within my power, I would absolutely be right there in the stands with them! But please, let's just drop these kinds of silly arguments once and for all.

Robin Anderson8 said:That’s just nonsense; it was painfully obvious how interchangeable we all were during the derby, then again three days later, and then a few more days after that...

Washington, D.C. made it crystal clear what kind of direction Los Angeles FC wants to take.

Robin Anderson8 said:Which club?

I honestly still find it hard to wrap my head around how anyone could still feel any sort of loyalty toward these mercenaries, especially when they’re essentially handing over 20 to 30 percent of their salaries straight to Mamić... by showing up to the matches, you're really just giving him a massive tailwind. It'll be the same old song and dance again—how football magically returned to the city because of his leadership and Bracika, or how the fans finally realized they were innocent all along... please, let's use a little bit of common sense here.

Personally, I would trade ten league titles and twenty trophies in a heartbeat just to have an honest, transparent organization, even if we had to start from the very bottom. If we concede goals against some underdog team from Albania, I truly couldn't care less; everything feels hollow and dead because of what he's done to us.

But eventually, everything comes to an end, and he won't be immune to that reality either.

On September 5th, we'll see exactly what Los Angeles FC is made of and just how many fans are missing from the stadium during the big derby.

Edward Hernandez60 said:Well, what exactly is it you're looking for?

I mean, seriously, what's the end game here? 🍿

Do you want to be a supporter?

Then by all means, go right ahead; nobody is standing in your way.

Do you want to get in the fight?

Go for it—there's nothing stopping you.

If the North Side isn't your scene,

then maybe the East Side will suit you better. 🙂

coastalwolf212 said:Your suggestion basically implies that everyone should just line up, aim for the exact same goal, and pull in the same direction simultaneously.
Like we should just head down to the Rose Bowl to cheer for Real Madrid, because Jerry Jones isn't the club itself? 🙄

Edward Hernandez60 said:Well, then go out there and take action! 🙂

gentlefox52 said:Someone with only 22 posts is acting like they run the whole forum... No hard feelings, though...

But seriously, you dodged my question—did my previous point actually make sense to you, or are we just talking past each other?

In bold: If we’re going strictly by your own logic, then you’re just as much of a follower as anyone else here; you’re simply a slightly larger sheep than the ones you’re criticizing.

Thomas Williams59 said:This individual over here is going around making all these grand threats, acting like anyone is actually going to step in and stop him from cheering for Real Madrid. Honestly, who is even trying to bar his entry? If he wants to go out there and lose his voice rooting for them, he should just go right ahead! My only tiny request is that he stops cluttering up this forum with his unsolicited advice, for heaven's sake.
I simply cannot bring myself to read any more of this nonsense, so I shall bid you all a very fond and lasting farewell!

Benjamin Alvarez37 said:Let the rain pour down if it wants to! Honestly, a little weather isn't going to dampen our spirits one bit, because we are absolutely going to walk away with five wins today!
I got absolutely drenched in last night's downpour, but honestly, I don't find myself regretting it one bit! It was quite the experience. So, tell me, everyone—what kind of madness has been unfolding around here while I was away?

Matthew Martinez64 said:Honestly, let’s just ignore the troll... he’s out here rambling about some mice while being the very first one to scurry behind his keyboard to hide. It's quite clear who has the actual 😉
intellect here.

analogmaker14 said:You were the one who had the vision.
But what happens when the captain, despite possessing every ounce of authority and skill required to lead, finds himself effectively barred from the bridge, stripped of his ability to steer the vessel through turbulent waters? Imagine a scenario where the very crew tasked with following his command actively prevents him from exercising the leadership he was hired to provide, essentially rendering his position a mere formality while the ship drifts aimlessly toward the rocks!

Edward Mendoza70 said:Actually, I don't think it’s any clearer than it was before. To truly walk away from someone or distance yourself from them, there really ought to be a certain level of passivity involved—a conscious choice to step back and let things settle. But from where I’m sitting, looking at everything that’s unfolded, all I see is this intense, sweeping romanticism and a whole lot of people bleeding out emotionally over nothing.

Kyle Torres6 said:So, I have to ask—who exactly are you in all of this? Are you some kind of active group member? Perhaps someone who used to be part of the inner circle? Or maybe you’re just one of those former sympathizers, a self-proclaimed supporter of the Bad Boys? A die-hard fan of Real Madrid, if you will? I am genuinely curious about what your ultimate goal is by posting here. Is your intention simply to shift the blame onto others, as you so crudely put it? Is this just an exercise in endless complaining? It feels like pure defeatism to me. You spend all this time accusing everyone else of being negative, yet here you are, doing the exact same thing!

gentlefox52 said:🤷 am I losing my mind here, or am I just completely failing to grasp what these two are talking about? Is it really only a 0.5% chance of understanding them?

Jesse Campbell said:Yeah, those depressed idiots—both BBB and Real Madrid have completely fallen apart. 🤣🤣🤣

lonemaker23 said:They lock you up in every single country out there! You can't even enter a nation where Real Madrid plays without anyone batting an eye, yet here you are, celebrating nothing more than some street soccer and indoor matches?! You could sit there and draft fifty different excuses if you wanted to—you could argue he basically runs the whole country, which might be true—but the fact remains that you’re still letting him walk all over you while Real Madrid gets to compete in Europe solely because he keeps them afloat. That is the ultimate disgrace. It only takes one person to bring the whole house of cards crashing down.
And what, are we supposed to hit someone in the head with a chain or a brass knuckle? The National fans?
I honestly don't know why this group even exists anymore. Just go underground already; you lost your most important battle when you let all those banners and symbols get stripped away.

Scott Jones9 said:Way to go—you’re still sticking with that group that's boycotting everything. This is basically the ultimate betrayal of the squad. Let's go, United!

Lawrence Mitchell2 said:🤦

I have to say, I actually used to enjoy watching ZM—he at least knew how to stir the pot with some real flair! This whole current situation just feels like pure, unadulterated amateur hour.☕

Raymond Gonzalez7 said:Honestly, after everything we've been through over the last few years, you have to be a special kind of fool to suggest that boycotting games or refusing to show up at the stadium is some grand strategy. I truly don't see why anyone would bother wasting their precious time and energy on these tiny, insignificant little nuisances that haven't mattered since the Stone Age.

Lawrence Mitchell2 said:Exactly my thoughts... It’s like they’re trying too hard to act like experts on indoor soccer when they clearly don't know the first thing about it; it’s honestly embarrassing to watch.
Now, I am even more eagerly anticipating the Salad!👍

Matthew Martinez64 said:🤣 🤣 😂

Matthew Martinez64 said:I know I probably won't get an answer here, but I just have to ask:

What exactly did you do regarding this issue, and what kind of solution did you come up with to fix it?