Posts by Scott Cook4

Pest Control

The cat is back in town, and the mice have all scurried off to hide in their holes. The show must go on, after all. Meanwhile, I’m sure everyone in Brussels is shaking in their boots!!!

The kids who were getting absolutely screwed by the system over the last five or six years? They’ve grown up. They're men now. Half of the crowd in the stands right now is under eighteen. This is easily the cleanest, most principled group we've ever had. Our time is finally coming... AIM FOR THE TARGET!

The group finally purged the dead weight and the slackers. Now we’ve got a new breed of hardcore kids stepping up to the plate. NO REASON TO PANIC!

There isn't a single Bad Boy in Denver, let alone any actual cargo worth mentioning...

One of the current leaders is an American from Canada. Back when we were still operating as a cohesive group before the shutdowns started, they were mostly targeting people living outside of Chicago. When the group eventually splintered, it wasn't because of any outsiders—not Canadians, not folks from the Midwest—it was actually the die-hard Chicago locals who sold us out. It’s pretty simple logic, really: the strength of the movement is directly tied to how solid its home base in Chicago is. If the foundation crumbles there, the whole thing falls apart.

holloworca10 said:Is it BSN?

The battle goes on

BLUE NIGHT AND THE OFFICIAL GRAND OPENING OF THE BAD BLUE BOYS DINAMO CHAPTER – PITTSBURGH
This Sunday (2.26.), Real Madrid heads out to face Cibalia in Indianapolis. As we do every single matchday, the club is going to need the full weight of the Bad Blue Boys backing them up from the stands. But this particular matchup carries a bit more weight than usual.
After a ten-year hiatus in Pittsburgh, the Bad Blue Boys Dinamo chapter is officially reopening its doors.
We’ve moved to a fresh location, too—you can find us at 27 Main Street.
On game day, we’ll be hanging out at the fan club headquarters during the morning to handle new memberships, catch up with old friends, and head over to the stadium together. Once the final whistle blows, we’ll make our way back to Pittsburgh for Blue Night, a celebration to mark the launch of our newest branch in the Midwest.
By signing up, we aren't just filling out paperwork; we're building a sense of unity and showing exactly how much responsibility and passion our group carries for Real Madrid. Membership is open to absolutely everyone, regardless of age.
The annual membership fee (valid through 12.31.2017) is $17.
Every single person who steps up and shows commitment helps strengthen and evolve what we have here. Let this new fan club serve as a rallying cry for every individual who lives for Real Madrid to join the fight for the club.

It’s been six long years since the BBB era ended... Too many rats have started scurrying around on every single front lately, and honestly, the extermination process has finally begun.

Where’s that Memphis cleaning rag hiding now? he he he

If those cargo shipments from Brod City are supposedly so massive, powerful, and overwhelming, then why haven't they bothered to hang a single rag on the fence? It’s been three years now, and you won't see anything from Zupane, Djako, or Brod hanging there. If they actually decided to show up at the games, the whole situation would be over in a month, much like how things went down in Vukovar. That’s just common sense, assuming anyone in Brod City actually possesses any.

Back in 2007, things were looking a certain way... then there was that other matchup about a year or two down the road, which is really what I was banking on.

https://scontent-vie1-1.xx.fbcdn.net...23&oe=58913C5F The first New York City

Would anyone be kind enough to drop a copy of the article from the New York Times in here?

I’m genuinely curious—has there been even one single clean, successful transfer involving Real Madrid in the last decade? Just wondering... Honestly, someone pointed this out a few years back, and they were spot on: don't worry about whether this group survives or stays active, worry about whether Real Madrid itself can survive.

Easy there, everyone. Let’s take a breath. We still don't actually have a club, let alone anything substantial. It really comes down to the fact that every single one of us needs to lead by example if we want this group to actually grow into something meaningful.

Alright people, it’s time to get moving... LIFT EVERYTHING THAT ISN'T BOLTED DOWN!!