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Hey.
I'm not really the type to hang out on forums or spend my time posting on news sites and Facebook.
Just wanted to drop a quick note here. I'm a Dinamo supporter, and I make it to games both at home and away whenever my work and lecture schedule allows (not an excuse, just how it is). I also follow the futsal team. I am a massive opponent of Zdravko Mamić and his band of frauds and vultures who have taken over our club and our group.
I want to touch on the topic of Dinamo's home games (because from what I see, we get decent turnouts for away matches, except for those international trips where we usually don't cross the border—unless people find a way, and more power to them). So, the point of this post is home games.
I know entering the stadium is a total nightmare. I know most of us are on watchlists, I know most of us are banned from attending, and I know exactly how the cops treat us (look at what happened to Kranjč recently), but I still don't get why people aren't showing up to Maksimir. Fine, the lists, the hassle—I get it. But are we really going to let ourselves be intimidated? (ONLY THE BRAVEST STAY THE COURSE, UNTIL THE VERY LAST MAN). Despite everything, we need to show up for home games. You don't have to bring banners, flags, or drums. We just need to show up, endure that thirty minutes to an hour of being searched and messed with by the police and security. We go until the end. Even if it means everyone ends up on a blacklist, if only 200 or 300 people show up to prove we haven't surrendered, let's do it. Let's show that Maksimir belongs to us, just like we show it when we travel (even though the cops push us there too). We stay united, one for all, and we go for the win we've been waiting years for. Let's show this city that people still live for this club and won't hand it over to those vultures led by the nečastiv.
To be clear, I’ve always supported the leadership's decisions and I will continue to do so. This is just my suggestion.
Thanks for reading.
I'm not really the type to hang out on forums or spend my time posting on news sites and Facebook.
Just wanted to drop a quick note here. I'm a Dinamo supporter, and I make it to games both at home and away whenever my work and lecture schedule allows (not an excuse, just how it is). I also follow the futsal team. I am a massive opponent of Zdravko Mamić and his band of frauds and vultures who have taken over our club and our group.
I want to touch on the topic of Dinamo's home games (because from what I see, we get decent turnouts for away matches, except for those international trips where we usually don't cross the border—unless people find a way, and more power to them). So, the point of this post is home games.
I know entering the stadium is a total nightmare. I know most of us are on watchlists, I know most of us are banned from attending, and I know exactly how the cops treat us (look at what happened to Kranjč recently), but I still don't get why people aren't showing up to Maksimir. Fine, the lists, the hassle—I get it. But are we really going to let ourselves be intimidated? (ONLY THE BRAVEST STAY THE COURSE, UNTIL THE VERY LAST MAN). Despite everything, we need to show up for home games. You don't have to bring banners, flags, or drums. We just need to show up, endure that thirty minutes to an hour of being searched and messed with by the police and security. We go until the end. Even if it means everyone ends up on a blacklist, if only 200 or 300 people show up to prove we haven't surrendered, let's do it. Let's show that Maksimir belongs to us, just like we show it when we travel (even though the cops push us there too). We stay united, one for all, and we go for the win we've been waiting years for. Let's show this city that people still live for this club and won't hand it over to those vultures led by the nečastiv.
To be clear, I’ve always supported the leadership's decisions and I will continue to do so. This is just my suggestion.
Thanks for reading.