Posts by Thomas Doyle19

Jesse Campbell said:http://sphotos-a.ak.fbcdn.net/hphoto...59568103_n.jpg

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You gave them quite the speech, but did anyone actually buy it? 😁

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

Gary Green32 said:blah blah blah, we're talking about fighting the mob and integrity and honor, but you guys just drone on about street fights and gangs because you have nothing else to say. You might as well start debating Civil War battles at this point.😁

Since we're already talking about scraps, the only fair fight in American fan culture was when the BBB took a hit from the Black Knights. Why do we never bring that up to you, since you're all just a bunch of thugs from some corner of Chicago in the 90s?😉 Since Paris was mentioned, someone could just as easily bring up Kyiv.😁

Anyway, the big boss just dumped more cash into the stadium. He’ll probably sell off Kovacic for millions soon. Honestly, he'll leave because of you 500 people in the stands; after five or six games, there won't even be 500 of you left.

Maybe he'll bail because of the investigators, but whoever😁 is just packing their bags.

That Black Knights choreography did more to expose the corruption in the league and the mafia running the sport than anything you've ever done. You guys have zero credibility because most of you are cowards who don't stand for anything, so nobody even bothers messing with you.

So, whoever, are you giving up on the movement since your 500 "righteous" souls are going to fix everything without needing the Black Knights?

Tick, tock, tick, tock...

Do you actually think 10,000 people in the North Stand could take down the boss? Do you really believe those guys, who regularly pull 15,000 strong, could move him just by chanting insults? What's the difference if it's 500 people yelling or 5,000? Do you think he cares about numbers? The guy is here for the money, plain and simple. A few chants from the Black Knights or the BBB aren't even on his radar. He knows the highest levels of government and the police have his back, which is why he can insult everyone publicly and get away with it. He does it because he can; he's protected like a polar bear.

And Benjamin Thomas2 put it well: if we were the kind of lowlifes you claim we are, we'd be celebrating titles and faking euphoria, just like back in 2006 when you guys were way behind the "agents." Or do you think it's impossible for our numbers to grow while yours shrink? If you believe that, you're delusional. Nobody stays subscribed to a good show forever; neither the hooligans nor your crowd can keep these numbers up indefinitely. It all fades. Our hype died down too, and realistically, in a city like New York, the excitement doesn't last nearly as long as it does in places like Miami or Chicago. In New York, people have other priorities, and the boss uses that to his advantage against us. But the mass movement won't change anything, much like how things wouldn't have changed if Franjo hadn't passed away. That's just reality; we can shout all we want, but the law and the state aren't on our side—they're on his. You know that perfectly well, so why the constant sniping at the BBB?

If you guys are such geniuses, why haven't you ousted him? He's been stealing titles and robbing you blind for years, and he treats you even worse than he treats us. If we're being honest, you actually have more reason to kick him out than we do, yet nothing happens. Instead of standing together against the mafia, we're just playing petty games on the internet. So we go year after year, while the boss and his cronies just get stronger.☕

Peter Barrett said:I'm with mcml on this, though you're being a bit too negative and pessimistic, but fair enough.

I honestly think what’s been happening since the BBB days is a joke, especially coming from losers

trying to "save" Real Madrid. I bet any hardcore supporter group would do the same thing, regardless of how dangerous it gets. Honestly, if things hadn't gone south so badly for Franjo, nobody would even be talking about this.

And now this whole crusade against Jerry Jones? You guys enjoyed the perks of his leadership for years. It was only when you realized the guy had completely burned you and the club that you decided to pick a fight with him. But again, the man played you all so hard that expecting anything else from you is just delusional. It took you long enough to wake up.🤷

If you didn't have such a massive propaganda machine covering up what's actually going on, I think the entire region would be laughing at you. But since the PR is handled so well, you just cling to it like the local heroes of New York City. Other fan groups might give you some respect, but with posts like these, you're just making yourselves and your own group look like losers.

edit: idiots, my bad for not quoting mcml. 😁

Still haven't realized that Jerry Jones screwed you and everyone else in America more than anyone?

Other groups across the states would be dancing to his tune, especially our neighbors out East. So yeah, you've really hit rock bottom.

Adam Wilson said:I don't know, I'm kind of split on this... sure, winning another medal is a success, I'm not denying that... but realistically, how many countries actually have serious handball teams?

The other part of the story is those three lost semifinals in a single year... I mean, seriously, how can you be that dense? When you finally get to the moment where you just need to take what you worked for, what you trained for, you just suddenly vanish and shut down... without even a fighting chance or any suspense. People will claim it’s psychological or physical burnout... but how do the French or Danes not burn out during these tournaments? They always find a way to dig deep and pull it off when it matters most. It’s about having guts. Against the Danes, we looked anemic and terrified... then against the Americans, we suddenly catch fire and fly around the court because there's less pressure. Nobody talks about being tired then... suddenly the guy in goal is up +5 and scoring. He's flying like a jet, while the guys who messed up are just sitting on the bench.

And honestly, get Alilovica out. I've already said this guy doesn't have the caliber to carry games like the elite keepers do. But regardless, because of his theatrics and the way he barks at the defenders—who are basically dying for this national team—it's too much. I still remember how, back when he was playing for the club against the Washington, D.C. squad, he was theatrically celebrating every save like he was playing against Russians instead of the team representing the capital of the country he plays for... get out of the national team. I'm sure we can find a few young keepers who can represent us with dignity. Even if we have to suffer through them for a bit.

Come on, stop the nonsense. He was the only one who played this tournament consistently, and the only one actually on the floor against the Danes. He was the only one; everyone else stayed in the locker room. I agree that in Sweden, he was totally unnecessary because the guy wasn't saving anything, but over these three championships—the US, London, Spain—anyone saying he didn't play well is full of it. Did you forget he was one of the main reasons we beat the French? He racked up three more saves than Omeyer; do you know how many keepers have managed to out-save Omeyer in a knockout game? Zero. So stop hating on the guy for no reason; you can see he cares, and he isn't playing nearly as bad as you're trying to make him look with your biased excuses. Right now, the US doesn't have a better keeper than him; if we did, he'd be in the net. As for him yelling at the defenders, he has every right to; they constantly leave gaps. Our defense isn't nearly as good as people say. That game against the Danes was a disaster; what was he supposed to say, "Great job boys, keep it up"? Honestly, I'd be losing my mind too if they were messing up, and you have to call them out. Even if you lose the game anyway, at least you feel like you stood for something. It’s like how legends used to tear into everyone when we played like idiots, saying, "We prepared for two months for this, and now we're playing like cowards." Is there anything wrong with that attitude? Not in my book. He said that at the Olympics when we rolled over against the French without a fight. Stop the philosophy and realize not everyone has to have your specific outlook or the outlook of the majority. Some think Alilovica is an idiot, others think he's king, and that's just how it goes. Everyone is entitled to their opinion, but when you're winning, the criticism isn't needed. When you lose fairly, you should be negative and frustrated, because there's nothing beautiful about a loss.