The mister has been under investigative scrutiny so many times that he’s practically become a professional outlier... he's got more questionable connections than anyone else I know, including myself... 😁
P.s. Hey Jesse Campbell, for goodness' sake, could you define what "long-term" actually means when talking about Mamić this time? No guessing, please, just so we're all on the same page... To me, like I said, the key word is "time"... though it's always such a vague term...
I honestly wasn't aware of this because it feels like such a sudden shift in how things work. I’m sure I’m not the only one feeling this way, but according to this specific article, the police are now essentially acting as judge and jury just to lighten the court's workload. In my case, they hit me with everything—running a red light, not having a license, no ID... they even pulled me over in Rio to verify who I was, and then slapped me with massive fines via those automated payment slips. It cost me my driving privileges for a set period, a small fortune in fines, and legal fees, yet my case never even reached a judge. All I can do is appeal through the Department of Justice. I mean, seriously, how is that even possible? Ridiculous....
Mamić is finished; you can see his end approaching from a mile away. It’s really just a matter of how much longer he can keep juggling things over at Dinamo... Time is the deciding factor.
Patrick Sullivan84 said:Isn't it about time we declare this whole approach a failure and try something else? If people in places like Sweden, Greece, Turkey, or even the Middle East have the guts to burn cars during protests, why are we acting so refined? We shouldn't just act like sheep waiting to get arrested. They have the power, but we own the night. Who cares what the public thinks? They already look down on us anyway, so nobody’s going to care when we go after that corrupt, mafia-style trash. They all need to be kicked out...
You see these lowlifes from the courts posing with mobsters every single day... how much longer is this going to last?
Damn, has the "nobody cares" sickness really hit you that hard, or are you just playing into this idea that we're totally helpless? I mean, seriously... you talk about burning cars, but if it meant getting arrested, you'd back down instantly. Stop joking...
If you actually had the nerve, you'd be the first one out there following your own advice. But I wonder what you'd actually achieve, and how many people would realistically show up to burn things down just to protest some massive mismanagement...
Eric Phillips52 said:He doesn't care about the empty seats; he just cares that his ego isn't being stroked by the crowd. We boycotted for over a year, and during the winter, there was practically nobody at the matches—we were seeing double-digit attendance, and... he didn't even blink. He couldn't care less if it's Dinamo vs. Osijek with ten people or ten thousand...
Don't get me wrong here... yes, there was a boycott, but it wasn't a total shutout from the fans. It seems like that period actually suited him quite well, giving him a year's break from hearing all the insults. While everyone thought the boycott was still going strong, he was already busy selling tickets for pennies or giving them away just to move merchandise 🤣. It turns out he was much more calculating than anyone realized back then. (And thirdly, whenever I stubbornly insisted that neither boycotts, nor insults, nor camping out near the stands, nor hanging banners across the city would ever work... I was permanently banned. He’s known for that type of psychopathic behavior for ages. But unless the law finally catches up with him—which wouldn't surprise me much, especially after those private photos involving him and Turudić surfaced regarding some major legal issues 🤣—I'm starting to think he might eventually meet a violent end that suits his dramatic nature. Though, in the end, his final words will probably be... "I told you so." 😂 (Until he passes away like some overzealous hero defending his city to the last drop of blood...) Honestly, he has to go. One way or another, unless he falls back into his old patterns and just grows old at the club like an old puppet under Barisic 🤣. My only fear is that once he's gone, the club will be left so broken and hollowed out—it might take decades to recover since he always plays games when things get tight—that it will feel like a biblical catastrophe. (By the way, has anyone seen where his father is buried? Across from the arches at Arlington National Cemetery, before the guard valley?)... It's as fake and pathetic as he is. He claims he "has no time," yet he pays someone every month to light about twenty large blue candles for him every single day... it's almost schizophrenically meticulous. What a piece of work... I'll gladly light one for him 😍 if I live long enough to see that day.
There you go, you've laid out most things exactly how they stand. It’s almost as if you’re trying to dump all that old misery onto the Bad Boys, just so everyone can say, "See, he was right all along." Meanwhile, someone like Žika would have been smeared for carrying the weight of some radical faction—let's call them the Knights—even though that's an exaggeration... but that's just how it goes in this era we call democracy, while the big boss keeps rising like a phoenix. Look, you can't just force those ideas into people's heads; it's not like you're tightening a screw on a machine.🤣 (And really, when you ask questions like this, don't you wonder how many people actually thought of this, or how many times this option was weighed? ...Even I used to think, and I still believe, that if I had to serve six months in Remington because of a thrown flare, it might be worth it... but only if it meant getting rid of that certain bean-shaped guy...) And honestly, with all these troublemakers being hauled away, you have to wonder if it all started back when they were dodging fares on the trolley to see Max.🤣
And listen, Donkey, what does Kuki have to do with Landkin throwing a tear gas canister at the game against Mars, right when things were looking up for you? Where did this sudden revolt come from? (Or were you just as quiet back then when there was theft because a cashier didn't report a surplus?) Do you even realize how or why this actually happened? Was it necessary? Was it organized, or did someone just mess up? ...Go ahead, please, Mr. Jose Kern11, tell us...
Paul Young5 said:Common descriptions of psychopaths often highlight how they can be charming, intelligent, and incredibly impressive... They excel at making people feel like they’re someone you can truly rely on, particularly when it comes to their ability to seduce women. However, beneath that surface, they tend to be irresponsible and inherently destructive.
A quick checklist for psychopathy: - Grandiose self-confidence - Constant violations of laws and parole conditions - Highly smooth manipulators - Grandiose delusions - Superficial charm - Chronic lying - Hyper-ambitiousness (sound familiar?) They exist in every field imaginable, from high-level politics all the way down to psychiatry... Essentially, psychopathy is incurable. In modern medicine, it’s categorized under Personality Disorder F-60, which includes about ten different subtypes—like those who are emotionally driven or deeply traumatized. You can use medication to mask some of the symptoms, but it doesn't change the core nature of the individual... much like trying to hide the circus while the performers are still running wild... Ultimately, there are about 18 distinct types, which should be enough to cover this topic...
Yesterday at the Lakers game, the arena was packed... lines for entry were stretching all the way down the stairs. We had a group of about 70 students and Tornado fans from Zadar sitting in the green section, while our local crowd—the Smogovci crew—brought plenty of energy with their big flags and nonstop cheering. Everything else felt pretty much the same, just the usual applause here and there... and that's about it.
I suppose one could attempt an option where, if you're on the list, you try to bypass things using someone else's ID... but that isn't a long-term fix. It feels like even if the group has its own lawyer, he’s up against a brutal justice system. You can see it in so many of his previous legal battles... Besides, given my age, I’m not really a factor anymore... the real truth is this: we need more young people to start stepping up and making moves.
Hey "buddy," you change your handles faster than an NFL Ultras crowd... just like some street hustlers hanging out near a dive bar... I can't even keep track of who you are anymore... but if our guys start giving you trouble (just try not to let that adrenaline spike hit your heart rate too hard 🤣), come by my place after the game . (The keys are under the mat, but if I'm not home, there's a dog by the door 🤣)
1- I’m skeptical, since this is just an attempt rather than the actual "Sunday" incident taking place. If it's his first offense, he'll likely just get a warning at worst, though if he's a repeat offender, he might face a fine... and a visit from the local precinct could be on the cards too...
2-He's following the Sports Fan Act, provided they can prove he was right there at the game immediately beforehand.
Seriously though, don't go getting all worked up about Pešč during my downtime.
Hey Pešča@ — did you ever carry one of those neighborhood banners back when you were still living stateside? Just tell me, what’s it actually like watching the scene from miles away while feeling so connected to it deep down? (Maybe in ten or fifteen years, once things settle down, you can show off a little more just to prove a point)...
The management is clueless. They messed up the whole layout. Why didn't they just expand the left side closer to the rocks—the east stands, if you can even call them that—to make it somewhat symmetrical with the right side? Basic geometry should have been enough...
steelmoose02- No need to get too personal here, but there was this couple, Boro and Lara... they were recent grads who fell right off a high-rise terrace. One tried to grab the other to pull them up, but they both ended up hitting the concrete together... force majeure, I guess... even today, you'll find flowers and a burnt-out candle left there... The exact same crowd sparked that massive protest with the dyed emblems in an NYC parking lot back in the day, right in front of the school. It was during a game where Real Madrid fans were facing off against the Dugavljan crew, back when they were playing in that amateur league for idiots... maybe 3,500 people showed up. I've rarely met a more eccentric group of people, yet every Sunday, after a long night out, they’d all head straight to the morning mass like clockwork... 😂
Just one more thing... for the sake of the truth. The girl from the late Penny wasn't named Maya, she was Jane G. from the Heights. Back then, she was in college, and her brother Jerry Jones was part of the NYC hardcore fans (with Panda and the crew) and served on the front lines alongside his brother near the downtown district. By the way, R. Knjaz was the one who basically monopolized the local cable network, which is how we ended up calling it the "Dugave Republic." Even today, I can still recall his passing, and a snippet from the obituary she wrote for him: "Through the terraces of consciousness, I feel something within me being shared... I love you" (Azra). So, let's just leave it at that, rather than letting this spiral needlessly.
Who’s the one claiming we were stuck in the back of the bus in Bergamo when we suddenly found ourselves in total chaos?... It was pure madness, spreading out in every direction... flares lighting up everywhere, feeling like you were in Stalingrad during an occupation... cocktails flying through the air, and they even smashed our gear while we couldn't even stop😂 and the driver—some uptight little perfectionist—wouldn't even let us spit because he didn't want anything to burn inside the car. In the end, he was eating so much I honestly thought he might have a stroke😂. But massive respect to the crew that stayed down there (+ Sarma). And do you remember how long it took us to get out before the riot police finally dispersed them en masse?... Man. Those heavy steel exit doors—they looked like something built for gladiators.🤣.
Henry Grant51 said:Back in '97... Mack was acting like some kind of leader for the stands, but the real core group were the ones actually showing up at games and traveling for away matches. Hardly anyone remembers him from those road trips, let alone the organized actions... He was probably already running with Glavonj and his little crew, Chuck and Doug from Kozjak, even back then.
Well, yeah... at the wedding for Mack's family, the envelope from the "best man" was thick enough to be a medical encyclopedia... (...or like someone had secretly slipped a book by Dostoevsky into the envelope instead🤣 ...but hey, maybe the man knows what he's doing and who he should be hanging out with) ...character and all that... don't you see the similarities?
I spotted him in Bergam and VŽ. (But honestly, during that rough patch—since our guy was the last one to get into a conflict—he and part of the crew were already too far gone, and they couldn't come back because of the issues at the gates🤣, I don't think he really put in the effort or showed any desire to return, no matter how much the guys called them back to the fold...)
It doesn't matter. In my opinion, those internal divisions—given everything else going on—are exactly what tore the group apart, regardless of how far they fell... And as for the future, if everyone truly stands behind the Bad Boys name, then why bother with these neighborhood cliques and subgroups? Everyone knows who everyone is anyway... Honestly, I couldn't care less about the circus acts... there’s rarely anything more thrilling than a sold-out, packed, overflowing Yankee Stadium, with an atmosphere that gives you chills...