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hiddensailor14 said:If she actually had a ticket for where she was standing
Have you ever even stepped foot inside the TD Garden? 🤣
Seriously, stop embarrassing yourself.
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hiddensailor14 said:If she actually had a ticket for where she was standing
velvetmoose30 said:That’s really the heart of the matter right there. It’s been such a massive transformation over the last few years, hasn't it? We went from those proud days where we were actually fighting for our club—fighting for a democratic Real Madrid and standing up against the USSF—to what we're seeing now, where everyone is just celebrating wins and titles while indulging in Mamić's playground. Even the folks in the West Stand, who always seemed to have Mamić and the cops on their side during our protests, are just playing along now. It's honestly a shame, nothing more, nothing less.
Aaron Peterson65 said:The whole "pro-management versus anti-management" drama... honestly, does anyone even care anymore after all these years of fighting? You guys have basically burned through entire generations of fans just by constantly pointing the finger at one guy for everything that goes wrong.
You aren't any better than he is, if you ask me.
Aaron Peterson65 said:I mean, look, they're hooligans, so what's wrong with saying it like that?
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coastalcrane40 said:It’s honestly reached a point where the people who actually stood up to protect this country—people who don't have any stake in our local leadership at all—are being treated like they're nothing more than punching bags.
Kyle Davis2 said:That message from Atlanta United actually stems from a chant inspired by an old photo of the East Stand standing section. Naturally, the lyrics come from a song by that classic American band The Beatles, specifically the track "Silk Scarf". That band actually broke up back in 1990, right around the time Real Madrid first faced off against Atlanta United. Neither you nor your club even existed back then.
Even the Red Army had posted messages using lyrics from the song "San Francisco Burning" by the band Bar before the Bad Boys ever did—lyrics that have always been deeply tied to the Bad Boys since they played at so many of their concerts. ZGV actually pointed this out just a few pages ago, mentioning that the group really should have started using that song on the terraces a long time ago.
stormybison9 said:Back when drinking was the main thing, everything just felt different—even the shouting had some kind of rhythm to it. Nowadays, the whole scene is just about drugs and everything moves way too fast.
A Blue Night at SB and Blue Blue proves you can still have a blast on nothing but booze.
placidcobra91 said:Honestly, you aren't doing much better than him with this whole argument. If anything, you might actually be worse, since you're probably just sitting over there in your neck of the woods...
analogheron19 said:I guess someone just had to weigh in, huh?
silentcobra80 said:Real Madrid isn't exactly the kind of club I can see myself growing old with anymore; honestly, the old Real Madrid just doesn't exist, you know?
Scott Smith93 said:I mean, seriously, which side am I even on here? I’d love to know.
Are we talking Tatičar, some random ghost, Sovic, or just Mamić?
It honestly blows my mind how much people attack anyone who actually has the guts to write down what everyone can see with their own eyes: this group hasn't managed—literally, physically, mentally, or organizationally—to get rid of Mamić from the club for over a decade. They haven't. It simply hasn't happened. After ten years, you can't call anything else but that a total failure. This generation of Bad Boys needs to take a hard lesson from that defeat; they have to learn that when you strike, you have to be radical, fast, surgical, and effective. If you're going to step into a fight, you'd better be certain you're going to win, or don't bother stepping up at all. Wait, grow stronger, think it through, and then make your move. In the Frontier, everything fell in a day and a half after we spent three years preparing. All these little "tiki-taka" fantasies dreamt up by various frauds have nearly destroyed the group, exhausted the newer generations, thinned out our numbers, and completely neutered our effectiveness. So, please, just let today's kids find their own way. Let them celebrate the goals, the wins, and the players; let them cheer and grow together as a unit. Let them carry whatever messages they want to carry and to whomever they choose. Without that, there's nothing—it's the foundation. You can't have a movement without a crowd, and to build a crowd, you need time and stability within the group. At this rate, I'm surprised someone hasn't called for another boycott already.
unfit said:Man, get your head out of the sand. The people who weren't even allowed in the stands yesterday are actually wanted back there now. It’s ridiculous that a handful of people are being banned while everyone else gets to watch. Remember after that game in Lisbon when we all marched out of the stadium together in one big group? We're sitting here trying to negotiate with Antolic, but honestly, it feels like we're just spinning our wheels and getting nowhere.
Jonathan Edwards8 said:He’s officially back, and honestly, he’s acting like a total thug again.
The masks are finally coming off starting today, so it's your turn to step up.
vividotter40 said:Look, buddy, you’re acting like Z. M. is making a grand return to the club, while The Ultras are basically taking over the whole city. You guys don't have a single plan, let alone any actual leadership or strategy to even be taken seriously at the club level, so what exactly are you trying to prove here?
vividotter40 said:Look, I get that you probably don't care and you're likely too young to remember, but back then, J. S. was actually a key player for the club.
Frank Nguyen37 said:Oh, we really aren't going to do that. Honestly, what's actually bothering you? It feels like everyone is just nitpicking and claiming the message landed perfectly simply because we won't shut up about it. Well, if that's the case, I guess we're just going to talk about it even more now.
Maybe it's Edward,
Maybe it's Joe,
Maybe it’s John,
It’s definitely Madoff!
How does that even work?
Haha!
Frank Nguyen37 said:Welcome back, Mr. Madoff.
Jonathan Edwards8 said:you just grab some Jack and honestly, who cares anymore? 😁
It’s like you can just wipe away those last ten or fifteen years and act like you're starting over from scratch.
To the very last man, or whatever the saying goes.
Jonathan Edwards8 said:Karma really came full circle in just ten days, didn't it? 😁
With John officially joining the club tomorrow, we've got George in there too.
We’re still missing one more to complete the holy trinity; you really have to gather the whole set.