Posts by Thomas Doyle19

cosmicbear15 said:http://www.foxnews.com/politics/investigation-into-corruption-scandal

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Tensions are spiking. All these signs that the sharks are circling have clearly rattled the President, who's lost his cool yet again.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2rR4eGaJPJ4

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Screw you, Jack, you're done! 😍

Respect. I’m right there with you—it's better to just walk away with your dignity intact than to crawl along with the mob. They lost all street cred a long time ago, especially those hangers-on who sold their souls for a quick paycheck. Enjoy the ride while the big boss is still running the show, because it won't last much longer. Once the next election cycle hits, the whole house of cards falls down. When he goes under, you and all those "legacy" groups go down with him. All the money in the world won't mean a thing when you've got zero honor left.

Mercenaries for the boss, get out of the North Side. Endsieg, we'll be part of the East again! 😍

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S4k_8_HkyME

Here’s the official one from Bergam. Honestly, it’s way better than the one you were looking for.

steelstag50 said:I can't believe the stuff I'm reading from some guys in the Bad News Bears who, from what I can tell, are more regulars in the nosebleeds than anything else... people apologizing for, I don't know, Nazis and their slogans... how did we even get here? 🙂🙂🙂 It's embarrassing...

Most of them aren't even real fans; they're just the types who read those leftist pundits. You guys are transparent—stay away from these topics because you have nothing to do with them. Just like you have nothing to do with America, go find somewhere else to belong.

Personally, I think it's great that there's pushback. It's good that those idiots on the Kansas City Chiefs board put a star on the crest and heard those Nazi chants. Listen, you crooks, you've been screwing this country over for 45 years, but not anymore. Not ever.

Support the Bad News Bears. The leaders shouldn't waste their breath on these rats who are always trying to make compromises with the communists in power and the media—people who clearly hate everything about this country so much it's nauseating to even watch. If we lived in a normal country, some of them would be behind bars for the lies they spread about our nation and people. Instead, they're busy dealing with Nazi stuff at the stadium, acting like the country's biggest crisis is someone chanting for old dictators at a game. Imagine, according to people like the Unknowns, that's the main issue. Not the corrupt bunch in power who erase our heritage and plunder the treasury year after year. They did the same thing when they weren't in office, and now that the Unknown guy has pocketed 1.7 billion dollars, he’ll probably split a huge chunk of it with his political buddies. Meanwhile, you idiots are arguing over whether the Bad News Bears or the Bad Boys should be chanting Nazi slogans. Of course they will, because we have a thieving, anti-American government. Once we actually have a decent leadership, maybe there won't be any motivation for that kind of chanting. Enough said.

And one for all the "antifascists." 😁

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v3RwTfut0-0

Honestly, those idiots feeding on internet nonsense aren't even worth a comment. Why bother? We don't need them anyway. Most kids just gravitate toward anything negative, but we’re actually pros at negativity—we just need to flip the script and turn this entire smear campaign around to our advantage. This whole "bad image" thing isn't actually bad if you think about it. No point stressing over it; let it just be more fuel for the fire. Just keep hitting the wall, as 1ofApril says. How many times can we run headfirst into it before we learn? Well, clearly not enough, because here we are again. 😁

Niketas is actually making a solid point—Chicago has massive supporter potential, yet we barely scratch the surface. Even during the good years, we could have been doing so much better. Especially during smaller matches; Chicago could easily pull 15,000 people for any New York Yankees game, and hitting 20,000 should be easy since there isn't any local competition. It’s different in a place like New York, where you have the Yankees and the Mets both pulling huge fanbases in the same city. So, like Niketas said, Chicago has way more untapped energy than what we see. Personally, though, I don't think Chicago was ever really a "supporter city" to begin with. The Bad Boys are the ones keeping our reputation alive, but overall? Not really. A place like Miami, which is a fraction of our size, has way more fanaticism and raw euphoria for the Red Sox than Chicago does for the Yankees. And honestly, why shouldn't we say that out loud? It doesn't make the Bad Boys look weak; they just live in an environment where the average local needs a massive incentive or some extra hype just to show up to a game—things that aren't even necessary in true supporter hubs. The Black and Gold Army doesn't need gimmicks because in Miami and all over Florida, being part of that culture is just what's cool. Supporting the Red Sox is the vibe, whereas supporting the Yankees or the Bad Boys hasn't been "cool" in Chicago for a long time now.

And that’s the heart of it. That one guy running the show is just one piece of the puzzle. Like others have pointed out, even when he’s gone, the underlying issues and the crackdown on fans will remain. Maybe it won't be as intense, because without him, the security and the cops won't have much motivation to harass the stands over every little thing. But let's be real, we all know whose interest is actually being served here—it's not about the law or public order, it's just about that one guy in the VIP box looking out for himself.

Regardless, those recent incidents in New York where people are pulling knives and guns like they're in some Wild West movie are the best proof that we shouldn't compare ourselves to them. They operate in a completely different world. For us, walking around town with weapons just to maim or kill someone has never been normal, and it never will be. They just don't get it; that history of theirs left deep scars that clearly still dictate how things work today.

Jesse Campbell Asks:
I was just scrolling through Eric Phillips52's posts. Aside from that ridiculous username, basically everything he writes boils down to: we're broke, we're tiny, we're powerless, we're weak, we're screwed, a total fiasco, a complete disaster... Is there any other topic?

It’s honestly wild how someone can just systematically drop the exact same talking points across different threads like they’re running a propaganda campaign. Is there even a point?

So that means he's basically:

Just some psychopath dealing with a nasty bout of chronic depression, probably looking to end it all on a subway track or hang themselves from the rafters pretty soon.
Someone’s clearly just spreading doom and gloom on this forum to screw someone over. Is that the plan? ☕

c) Masochists—those people who just seem to live for causing pain, whether it's to themselves or everyone else. 😂

Raymond King47 said:So 150 people at the local stadium isn't a failure? Why even show up to games then? Honestly, I'm sick of all this smart-ass talk and constant nonsense... why bother posting this crap anyway? It's not like anyone's going to ask Eric Phillips52, Robert Cooper60, or some random guy on an American forum if they're planning a protest or not... if it happens, it happens. And numbers don't mean anything to us. Even during the game against Iceland, everything was perfectly organized, and we all know those who need to show up will be there—probably more than any of you think. You can laugh at Jesse Campbell like idiots, but he'll probably bring more people to that protest by himself than we have in the stands. You want to know why? Because of the vibe. Anyone who isn't with us missed their chance, and that’s what landed us here. That song might be a bit too heavy to sing, but go ahead, keep talking nonsense. See you on the streets.

The only shot we have at making a real impact is during the Iceland game, because that's when a solid group could actually join the cause. If we pick any other timing, it'll just play right into the hands of the owners. Forget the protest if it's not during the Iceland match; it needs to be massive. A few thousand people won't cut it—we need at least 10,000 to send a message. We could pull that off if we hit it during the home game against Iceland in Chicago. If we miss this window, I doubt we'll gather much of a crowd. Timing has to be smart. It feels like the perfect moment. Let's be real, it's obvious what BBB is trying to do: they want to kill the fan movement in Chicago. Once they're done with us, they'll come for Torcida, Armada, and everyone else. Don't kid yourselves; we're in deep water now and there's no time to waste. Even if a protest doesn't change everything, it matters that we stand together to tell this mafia they can't just wipe us out without a fight. We need to attack from every angle—legal, media, and street—rather than just hoping for a peaceful resolution. Based on how things are going, it's going to be a grind, but that's where you see who's actually willing to step up.🙂

Eric Phillips52 said:Seriously, forget about this protest. Just look at how that last rally against the mob went—total disaster. Think about it. We had maybe 30 people show up while everyone else was busy doing something else. No one over 50 people in sight. And then he has the nerve to claim there were 10,000 people in the square? Yeah, right. Maybe if we were handing out free whiskey and drugs on every corner, we’d see those numbers.

Something like that. 😂🤣 😁

Harold Kim5 said:I don't want to get dragged into your debates, but the Bad Boys are fighting Mamić harder than ever right now... We've hit the tipping point, and now we just have to wait for results. It’s only a matter of time...

The ex-BBB got the short end of the stick. Now we just have to be patient and wait for someone to finally flush all this crap down the drain.

As for the ex-BBB themselves, I’m convinced this specific group of fans—who are understandably feeling pretty depressed right now—is going to grow into the strongest crew in the history of the movement. Honestly, anyone who survives a trial like this can only come out stronger and prouder of their grit. Things are tough for everyone, but that makes the eventual payoff even sweeter. Until we win, we stay united and stay strong!

At the end of the day, this isn't just about the ex-BBB anymore. It's about every group with the same goal: getting rid of the football mafia that gutted our stadiums and turned them into death traps where people actually die because of unsafe conditions. Meanwhile, those mobsters are just lining their pockets, not giving a damn about the stadiums, the clubs, or the fans. When you look at it that way, it's pretty clear who the real enemy is. We need to focus our fight there instead of tearing each other apart and doing those failures a favor.

Ivy and Lucy, sex revolution 😁

silverbear38 said:But hey, those Mexicans have their own American ally—person, whose name the Yankee Stadium stands have enthusiastically chanted a few times.

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No joke, that guy would fit right in with the New York Yankees. The Deluxe fans would be lighting up the sky over New York City every single game. With those kinds of donations coming from the executive president, they could pull off massive choreographies across all four stands and set off pyrotechnics like you wouldn't believe. There's zero doubt he and the Deluxe fans are on the exact same wavelength. Honestly, this is great news—I'm hoping we see the biggest transfer in Real Madrid history: the move of that person to the New York Yankees. 😍 Man, oh man... the Yankees are really something else. 😂

Man, I’m so glad that little rat finally left the club. He spent years dragging us through the mud. And now? He’s back at it, trying to pin the blame on the fans and Coach Chicken. Whatever. He’s digging his own grave.

Zdravko and Zorane, you better start packing your bags. I just hope we actually make it to Dallas and get into the stands.

We need to play it smart there. We can't let them bait us into doing something stupid just so they can blame our lack of Champions League football on the "hooligans" again.

They’ve been talking about "thugs" for days just to set the stage. If anything happens, he'll point the finger right at us. Luckily, we didn't fall for his games, and I hope we stay just as sharp for the rematch. No falling for provocations, no matter who starts it. Look, if the local fans come at us, we have every right to defend ourselves, but we should avoid any unnecessary drama if possible. That snake will use every single thing against us. Let’s be the ones to finally catch him slipping and give him a reality check he won't forget.

fadedfox17 said:The cadets made it to the Nika Premier Cupa 2013 finals!!

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northernorca3 said:So, we're prioritizing Euro hosting over Mamić finally leaving? 🤷

I don't get why people always twist my words. Personally, I’d love to see Dinamo crash out of Europe as soon as possible—ideally against Sheriff—as long as Mamić is still running the show. Honestly, I hope we never even make it to the Champions League or Europa League groups. I know that's the only thing keeping him afloat with the fans and the sponsors. Winning the MLS isn't enough for those guys; they live off European prize money and results. So yeah, I’m rooting for an early exit because, frankly, I couldn't care less about those fancy trips while that scumbag is in charge. But then again, if we happen to draw an amazing away game, what am I supposed to say? That I don't care because I'm protesting Mamić? Last year, when Vid scored that goal, I almost teared up. The guy has insane luck, but I’m still against the club getting banned from Europe due to flares or riots. That would just screw over the BBB and the club we actually support. If they did that on purpose, what kind of message would that send to the sheep who already whistle at us? It would look like we don't give a damn about the club, basically proving Gypsy Mamić right when he calls us misguided. The whole city would turn on us, and I bet they'd use the New York City Police Department and whatever other puppets they pay off to just wipe us out at the games. He’s practically halfway there already. Away games are banned, and even at home, the stands are a mess. There are cameras everywhere in the North, the East stand is closed, and honestly, don't even bother with the West unless you want to get baited into a riot. The South is for visitors. Is there even one section left where you can show up without being provoked by those bastards?

If they kick Dinamo out of Europe, they’re basically handing them everything they need to paint us as failures and a bunch of thugs who only exist to trash the club. It gives them a free pass to lynch us in the media. So, I'm against Dinamo playing in Europe right now, but only because I'd rather see some criminal from Austria absolutely demolish them than have us BBB fans take the heat.

Remember when Gypsy Mamić was all tears and sobbing? Man, what a joke... those damn Austrian executioners. 😂

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DqgyXR8EVeY

What a total fraud—just an actor playing a part. Is there anything more pathetic? 🙂

stormygardener15 said:So you guys get to pick your compromises, but we don't? 🤷

Where exactly is the compromise here? Who actually told you to pull your club from European competition? Do you guys even realize what you're suggesting?

If you’re just going to act like this, then go ahead and kick Hajduk out. Just don't come crying later when you miss out on all the big away games and realize the club, the city, and the whole country have turned against you.

Douglas Brown68 said:Sure, but you have to realize one thing: over the last 20 years, both in Washington, D.C. and cities like Seattle, we've been taken over by these weird types who are suddenly obsessed with this whole "traditional heritage" and high culture thing. 😁

I don't care if they're patriotic, but this sudden obsession with "culture" is a massive problem if you ask me. 😁

steelpuma79 said:"...defying the powerful, protecting the weak..."

First, they shove people into the stands where they're easier to control, surrounded by cops, photographed like criminals, and kicked out of the stadium. So, the stadium isn't empty, the stands aren't cleared, and the game doesn't stop—it's just that the unwanted guests were booted by one guy's order.

The Hell Angels have been on fire lately, backing every statement, chant, and move made to fight for Liverpool FC and kick the trash out of American soccer. But on Thursday, we really stepped in it. As much as I get anyone who's fed up with those city types acting like they own the "biggest thing in Europe," we managed to screw everything up.

The city crowd screwed up everything they possibly could. Have you ever actually stood in our shoes? What if Liverpool FC was crushing it in the MLS and playing in Europe every single year? Come on, you call for us not to be hypocrites, then you head in that exact direction yourselves. I'm saying this: don't just stay on "our" side, let's be on the same side against the scum. We all know who they are. They're the ones making life hell for everyone, and soon enough, the whole fan scene will be on a "blacklist." Honestly, don't even bother reading or taking idiots like this seriously when they spread fake optimism about the scene not collapsing; it'll only mess you up more. And as much as I might hate you guys, I don't want to see you get screwed over either. 😍

Kevin Nelson3 said:I’m not even ashamed to admit it. Honestly, who cares if Real Madrid sells off their young talent for a quick buck? $33So, someone’s pocketing 10 million euros, and honestly? Who cares? I couldn't care less if the guy on the bench is some idiot bowing down to George Steinbrenner or if we actually get José Mourinho. And whether there's only a hundred people in the stands because everyone’s too tired to show up or just too full of themselves... I don't know. It doesn't matter to me.

What am I supposed to say here, like I’m joining forces with you guys to take on George Steinbrenner for the sake of the good of American soccer? Not happening. My fight against Steinbrenner is about making Hajduk better—though I’m not looking to copy your specific blueprint for growth, just building things on honest foundations. Why should I feel ashamed of that?

It’s just like how none of you should feel bad about admitting you don't give a damn about us, as long as you're all just chasing after a massive Real Madrid.

What kind of "fight for survival" are we even talking about here? Is this struggle really about lighting up fifty flares in the stands, or is it about actually having a club worth cheering for in Europe—one you can be proud of, where you might just decide it’s not worth the hassle of lighting those flares against the Sheriff? Are you fighting for the right to scream slurs at George Steinbrenner, or are you fighting to get someone in charge that you won't feel the need to scream at?

You gotta gut a fish from the head, right? Same goes for our soccer scene—it all starts with the club owners. Fans need to be the ones calling the shots on who gets in and who takes over, making sure these shady characters don't get a foothold to tighten their grip. Once everyone finally cleans up their own backyard, the USSF will collapse like a house of cards all on its own.

Own up to the fact that you’re the reason George Steinbrenner is still calling the shots today. It isn't on Mark, Vrb, Bloomberg, Clinton, or Davor Šuker; it's on you. You should have picked up a pitchfork the second he arrived and we started hearing about those slave-driver contracts and his ridiculous behavior. Instead, everyone stayed quiet as long as it was convenient—or as long as it didn't touch your own interests. Now suddenly it's an issue and everyone wants to play hero? Give me a break.
So, who exactly are we dealing with here? A couple hundred Bad Boys rolling into Miami for the derby, some Slavonian fans, a few vans full of Demons, Funcuts, and Tornados... and then there's us? Honestly, nobody is coming to save you. You’re on your own to deal with this mess however you see fit. And next time, maybe be a bit more careful about who you let through the front door.

Those recent "fuck you" comments didn't suddenly appear because someone changed their mind. It’s just that most people have finally stopped giving a damn about everyone else and started looking out for themselves. They just couldn't admit it sooner because we're all supposed to be these big-hearted idealists and rebels fighting for the greater good, right? What a joke.

Ever wonder what some of the Bad Boys dream about? They imagine top-tier experts taking over Hajduk, turning us into a powerhouse ten times our current size while maintaining that perfect bond with the fans. It’s kind of like how some people wish George Steinbrenner would just vanish from Real Madrid, only to be replaced by someone equally powerful but actually clean—someone who could dominate the league for the next decade without leaving a single stain on the club's reputation. Wouldn't that be nice?

I honestly have no clue what you're talking about. Who else besides those "former" fans ever actually backed George Steinbrenner? Of course we didn't mind back in 2003 like we do now—you couldn't have predicted just how much of an absolute jerk he’d become. At the start of his tenure, he was nothing compared to what he is today. He’s evolved into a full-blown mobster, so it makes sense that people didn't react then the way they are now; he was a different person entirely. His corruption just grew over time. By the time everyone realized the problem was deep-rooted and needed fixing, it was already too late. He's woven himself so deeply into the fabric of this club that kicking him out feels impossible. When that ridiculous league reorganization happened, it was the perfect chance to force his resignation, but the group blew it. They didn't demand he step down, and in the meantime, he spread his influence everywhere. Now, we’re stuck with exactly what we have.

But look, all this finger-pointing doesn't actually achieve anything regarding George Steinbrenner, who is the root cause of why our soccer is falling apart. When you cut off an octopus's head, the tentacles just die off on their own. Our actual goal should be getting rid of Steinbrenner, because once he's gone, the whole lot of them at the USSF and the other clubs—who only exist to serve his ego and corruption—will go with him. What I'm saying is, if we want strong teams like Hajduk, Seattle Sounders, or even a clean Real Madrid without the cronyism, then removing Steinbrenner has to be the priority. It’s not about Real Madrid; it’s about all our clubs and ultimately the fans, since that prick was one of the main reasons they drafted those fan laws to tighten the noose around us. He visits UEFA and FIFA elites just to make sure they squeeze us harder. Honestly, what are you guys on? How can you not see that?

Whatever, I'm done talking. I already told you, you're entitled to your own way, and we've always lived in different worlds anyway. But just remember one thing: at the end of the day, we're all fans and we should be aiming for the same goals. Regardless of which team we back, or how much we trash-talk each other when we run into one another at a bar. That's just being a fan, and if someone doesn't like it, too bad. But when it comes to these mafia types, we need to act as one. Otherwise, we're just a bunch of sheep letting them do whatever they want to us. We are their only opposition and the only threat to their positions and the cash they're pulling in.

I support the Black Knights fighting for Hajduk, but the issue is that fight won't go anywhere until Steinbrenner is out. He's become a problem for everyone, not just for the Bad Boys or Real Madrid. I'm telling you this, but you clearly don't want to hear it. Look, I respect your goal of making your club something to be proud of. But realize this: as long as Steinbrenner's tentacles are touching both him and you, it's going to be impossible to pull it off. If Steinbrenner were just a local issue—something only affecting Real Madrid and the Bad Boys—it would be easy to fix. But he's grown into a national problem. Maybe we share some blame for letting it get this far, but what's the point of all this blaming if nothing is actually being done? Can you really accomplish anything against him and his crew by just shouting at each other? Use your heads; posting "stay strong, city boys" on Facebook isn't enough. Respect to you, but we don't need that kind of empty solidarity.

you made a great point there; we're thinking along pretty similar lines. But it seems like the old-school Black Knights aren't given much respect in Miami by the younger crowd, so I wouldn't hold my breath for any major moves against the soccer mafia and the war profiteer Steinbrenner leading the charge.

If there actually existed a "fan movement" in this country—and I use the term "movement" because it implies action—it wouldn't be this passive, useless thing. Instead, all these supposed supporter groups would have shown up en masse at the stadium at the first opportunity to show the world what this "movement" everyone keeps chanting about actually looks like.
Are you guys just hating on modern soccer and everything else? The guy who completely ruined the league and every single club is loving it, laughing while watching the game, while the entire system runs like a Swiss watch and the fans are pushed out to the sidelines. To all you "ultras" and supporters: if this isn't the perfect opportunity to act, I don't know what is. Or will it all just pass with some little nursery rhyme at every other stadium? Some people will be satisfied with a few crumbs thrown their way and go right back to business as usual.
Most people are just sheep, nothing new there. But if these so-called "supporter groups" just watch the slaughter and act stupidly happy that they weren't the first ones targeted, and keep singing their little songs until it's finally their turn, they haven't earned anything better.
The American supporter scene is a joke; huge groups that are top-tier in America and have that gritty style, but if it wasn't so ridiculous, it would be tragic.
They've moved the goalposts to verbal offenses now; the US and North Korea are basically two sides of the same coin. I wonder which stadium is next on the list, and which weekend will follow, as we wait for the increased repertoire of rebellion and more intellectual statements, lawsuits, and nursery rhymes to pop up at every other stadium.