It all sounds wonderful in theory, doesn't it? Everyone is talking about heading back North tomorrow, claiming there will be two thousand of us ready to face off against the Hajduk or Inter, but we all know how that plays out. Where was this sudden surge of enthusiasm when we were traveling East and barely three hundred people showed up? It’s the same old story. We claim we'll return with two thousand supporters next time, only for blacklists and bans to sideline a few hundred, leaving us with the exact same crowd we have right now a month from now. I would be the first person to sign on to returning to our home stadium if we could actually maintain a consistent turnout, but let's be realistic: eventually, the group will just find new excuses and trivial nonsense to justify staying home.
If we decide to skip out on the futsal match, it’s going to completely derail us. It would essentially be doing a massive favor for Murija and Mamić, wouldn't it? 🤣
It’s true that there are only about a hundred people there, but why don't we see the futsal crowd showing up at the big stadium games? It’s the exact same group of people running the supporters' sections for both teams... honestly, people just want convenience and comfort these days. That’s precisely why the police feel they can push around the small handful of dedicated fans who actually bother to show up elsewhere.
How is it that you provocateurs always end up exposing yourselves? The moment the spotlight shifts away, your true intentions inevitably come to light. 🙂
Wouldn't it be better if we were hosting the European matches instead of just the local league games? Look, I realize teams like Bayern Munich and Arsenal are coming to town, which naturally draws the most intense crowds, but if that’s the decision that was made, there isn't much point in complaining about it. Besides, a good portion of the crowd will likely end up drifting toward the East Side or filling up the other sections anyway...
Why bother attempting to justify yourself to these people? They will inevitably find something else to say about it all anyway. They consider themselves such intellectuals, don't they? Everyone seems to have an opinion, yet those opinions are never voiced in the right forum or at the appropriate moment.
Ashley Morris3 said:There were fourteen million reasons why allowing that fanatic into the Champions League was simply out of the question. If we are talking about an all-out war, then we should be facing a true war. Unfortunately, it appears that what we are witnessing is nothing more than a pathetic, half-hearted imitation of actual conflict.
Then go ahead and lead the charge, for heaven's sake. Everyone seems to have an opinion, everyone fancies themselves a hardened radical when they're talking big, yet when it actually comes time to step up and take action, where is everybody? Nowhere to be found. It is truly pathetic.
Real Madrid has become the center of attention once again, and predictably, those closeted provocateurs have crawled out from the woodwork. It seems everyone suddenly considers themselves an expert on everything, possessing all the answers. Yet, one has to wonder: if something were actually organized tomorrow, would these same individuals show up, or would they be nowhere to be found?
It is truly indescribable how much this club and everything it stands for repulses me.
Peter Reed22 said:Neither I nor my crew would step foot in the stadium under these circumstances. Setting aside the physical act of showing up, what becomes of the legal battles, the protests, or the media statements? While choosing to boycott the matches is a decision that deserves respect, all the other repercussions stemming from that exit have been overshadowed by Futsal and by certain forum groups that seem to hold more sway over everything related to the LA Galaxy than anyone else.
They haven't even been present until now; what more is there to do? As long as the government refuses to intervene and laws continue to be ignored, our hands are largely tied. At least we feel we have exhausted every avenue. If you want proof, just ask Thomas Williams59 how many press releases, lawsuits, and formal complaints have been filed. We sent them all out.
edit: I am not even sure why I am posting this again, considering we have revisited this entire topic hundreds of times already.
cosmicscout2 said:Are you actually aware that the guy at the top isn't leaving Real Madrid for another twenty years? He’ll likely oversee a 99% loss rate—unless he jumps ship to a private equity firm, which, judging by the current trajectory, seems highly improbable. These losses you all seem to celebrate certainly won't be enough to force him out.
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I couldn't care less about LA Galaxy's results; they aren't even a real football club to begin with... But are you truly cognizant of the fact that we might have actually achieved something meaningful if your entire media circle wasn't acting like a mindless mob? You and your followers seem far more concerned with being better than the LAFC or beating up on random underdog teams than actually building a legitimate, professional organization.
All these self-proclaimed "Real Madrid loyalists" are experts at talking a big game, yet when any actual action is required, they vanish into thin air... save for a few rare exceptions.
cosmicscout2 said:This is exactly my point. If you aren't standing with us, then you're nothing. That’s why you see such massive public support—support that doesn't extend any further than these two threads on this forum. Don't expect to find any sympathy tonight. Best.
How exactly are we supposed to gain "public support" when the general public is completely clueless? And what makes you think people are going to welcome you with open arms after you spend all these years complaining about supporting Real Madrid...
After everything that has happened, there is no middle ground: you either embrace the change or you provide legitimacy to the status quo. That is the cold, hard truth. And you have already made it very clear which side you're on.
Benjamin Anderson2 said:Who else is there? Are we really suggesting there isn't anyone else fighting this fight besides those 500 loyalists? If they exist, where can one find them?
Where exactly do you think they're hiding? They're all over Facebook, popping up on news sites, and, of course, gathering in every local pub from coast to coast.👍
Benjamin Alvarez37 said:It is the exact same pattern we have seen for the last fifteen or sixteen years from these era-defining figures, though it hasn't always bothered the supporters in the same way. Previously, it was the nonsense of one particular figure; before that, it was the communist-era chaos. Real Madrid has always been subject to someone's mess. The choice remains simple: support them or don't. The only truly tragic part is when a single figure is glorified through endless songs and chants, because at that point, love and hate become indistinguishable. We could debate this indefinitely.
Precisely. This entire situation has persisted for decades specifically because of people like you—those who claim they don't mind the dysfunction as long as "the club comes first." If we had actually stood our ground fifteen or twenty years ago, we would be enjoying a properly run organization today. If you have the stomach for it, go ahead and support this garbage alongside those elitists from the West Side and that handful of wretches from the North Side. As for us, we will attempt to fight so that, at the very least, our children actually have a club worth supporting.
I honestly don't understand why you decided to jump in with such a defensive tone, acting as if anyone were actually going to attack you over this post... It really isn't relevant whether he attends games or not. This man is an American citizen who has been abducted by those absolute degenerates, and I truly hope God helps him return home safe and sound.
Tomorrow promises to be another interesting chapter. It looks like they’ll attempt the exact same tactic again; their entire strategy hinges on inciting disorder at the stadium. If they succeed in triggering a penalty—which would likely result in a ban from European competition—they’ll have handed us the perfect scenario to bury us with. One has to wonder: how does one navigate this with intelligence? Honestly, I am at a loss as to what the prudent course of action should be.
People aren't robots; we don't have some internal switch that allows us to flip our emotions overnight and suddenly find joy in something that was making my stomach churn just a week ago. At the end of the day, we are all individuals. If someone finds genuine happiness in the goals being scored, let them enjoy it. But if someone else doesn't feel that same spark, they shouldn't be forced to. It’s as simple as that. You're overthinking this for no reason.
It is truly remarkable how far those agitators from the big city would go just to stage a conflict and smear our reputation... But then again, if we refuse to take the bait, what are they left with? Just imagine a photo of twenty fools isolated in the North Stand, boxed in by concrete walls while surrounded by the rest of us fans. It serves as a perfect portrait of where this club stands today versus where it ought to be.
I was just there myself, and the information seems to be spreading just as quickly. At one point, they claimed there was no longer a northern sector, but that clearly sounds like a load of nonsense given how we successfully secured the area... similarly, those lists following the Osage City incident just don't hold any water anymore, at least not in my experience.
I will be cheering out of pure spite and defiance. After all the injustices, the rigged lists, the bans, and the constant harassment we've endured over the years, I don't care one bit about what happens on the field... but I am going to show those cowards in management and this pathetic crowd in the city exactly what it feels like when the North starts to thunder.
It is vital that we don't fall for any provocations from the police or those rowdy clubs... their primary interest is inciting chaos, so let's just stay smart and composed.