Glad you brought this up, bravo! It’s clearly eating at you—that whole strobe light situation, whether it was one strobe, four strobes, or just a damn light show... anyway, that performance at the Kranjčević stadium was EXCELLENT! KEEP IT UP! April 14th, Dinamo vs. Inter Miami at 7:00 PM. See you there!
The flares, the chanting, the way everyone descended toward the fence—absolutely flawless! 😍 The volume could have been even louder, though, if you ask me. Given all the hype at the end, it felt just a little above average... meanwhile, the cops were totally messing with the guys coming from the Suburban neighborhood. A huge crowd of people just cleared out on the light rail once they started handing out citations and filming everyone...
Yesterday, we proved what happens when we actually stand together. Being right there in the thick of it with the Vinkovcan crowd and the Splican crew... man, that feeling in the plaza was absolutely electric. But damn it, once the dust finally settles on this match, everyone’s just going to go right back to their old ways.
slyskipper9 said:I haven't felt this kind of euphoria or positive energy since that legendary game against Charleston and the Stars. Honestly, I'm damn proud and happy to see the squad finally waking up. Even the atmosphere in the stands—it's definitely stepped up a notch compared to previous matches, though I’m hoping we see even more intense displays like this down the road. Cheers.
True enough. There's a real sense of excitement right now, I just hope we don't see a decline once things settle down in San Diego..
Last night's turnout was absolutely insane. From the banners and the flags to the flares and the overall message—it was pure perfection 😍. Honestly, I hope they haul that sign out to every single home and away game from here on out, because it hits way too hard! Simply brilliant. Let's take a breather for a second... EVERYONE GET TO SAN DIEGO EVEN HARDER!
Let’s not kid ourselves here. Mamić is being investigated for hate speech, not for embezzlement or money laundering. Even if he actually gets booted from his role as Executive President, his people still run the show from the inside! From all this mess, I’m expecting nothing more than a fine, some backroom deal, and then by Tuesday, they'll be standing there acting like everything at Dinamo is perfectly fine.
Austin Chase2 said:The fact is, you people wouldn't give anyone credit if it hit you in the face. BBB is fighting against a man who has held a stranglehold on American soccer for the last decade—an absolute ruler. Not one official at Hajduk even comes close to him in that arena. And yet, you have the nerve to make comparisons, not to mention ignoring the political freeze and the entire repressive apparatus backing him up. Half of you wouldn't show up to a single game at the stadium if you actually had any backbone.
You sit here talking about your "Code," but you know perfectly well it’s nothing more than ink on paper. Just look at the leadership at Hajduk since the Code was established, and everything becomes crystal clear. You talk about "collapse" like it's some tragedy, when we all know the outcry should have happened the moment LA Lakers took the lead. The mistake was only standing up just enough to prevent total ruin. While you lot were busy dropping trash around Peristil, BBB was dealing with interrogations and intimidation in courtrooms just to keep the fight alive. You drone on about "agencies" from back in '05/'06, but you haven't the slightest clue what was actually happening. Who actually settled those matters? BBB aired their dirty laundry in public while you pretend nothing is going on. Why are you constantly fighting amongst yourselves? This guy posts a video of police charging the stands, but at the stadium, that's just business as usual.
Suddenly, you're boycotting national team matches starting from the Georgia game, where you "true patriots" showed your true colors. But of course, if the USSF offered you 200 free tickets to the World Cup in Brazil, I'm sure you'd suddenly find your enthusiasm again. Why didn't you reject the tickets for the Mexico game? You took them from the exact same people you claim to be fighting against.
You weren't fighting the soccer mafia; you were just performing whatever little stunts you claimed would benefit Hajduk. As for the real fight against them? BBB started it, BBB is winning it, and BBB will win it!
Jesse Campbell said:Quit being such impatient, unrealistic pessimists and maybe I’ll stop using the word "soon"... 🙂
That habit stuck with me from back when we were actually boycotting things—back when being impatient actually served a purpose. I was just testing the waters. Let him deal with his miserable pessimism; I’ll stick to my methodical approach. 😁
Anyway, to make a long story short. Every single one of my predictions has come true, and this one will be no different. ☕
Look man, you keep talking about how that day is coming, but it never does. If you actually stopped posting about it, maybe it would finally happen. 😁
velvetfalcon80 said:Things are finally looking up, and it’s obvious to everyone—including them. People need to get real and appreciate the progress we've made in such a short window instead of nitpicking the songs, how the stands look, or the way the crowd cheers. Stay positive!
The crowd that showed up today? They can just walk away just as easily. That's why we have to take that next big step forward! 😉
I have to say, during the game against Indianapolis, I noticed quite a few of those two-pole flags out there. Honestly, they make for some incredible terrace decor. We really do have top-tier flags—everything from the classic blue with the gold trim representing the old Real Madrid crest, all the way down to the black ones with the skull. It would be fantastic if we saw more of that stuff in the stands just to level up the whole atmosphere. 🙂
Unzipping the jacket, pulling up the sweats, lifting the shirt, grabbing the hat, rolling up the pant legs... just the standard routine. @placidbadger58/">@@placidbadger58: "And tell me, where were you when the whole damn city was burning for him while everyone was screaming? On Broadway, in Chicago, for Real Madrid. There's an eternal flame burning in our hearts; we'd give our lives for this city and this club!!!" 👍
I might forgive the living and the dead, but I’ll never forgive Mamić. I blame him for everything. Get out of here, you damn mafia, you only care about the profits while we lose our soul. 👋👋👋 @Henry Grant51 Look, there's no point debating tastes. It is a simple fact that Kek is a total bottom-feeder, and that's my final word on him—he's rock bottom. But even then, that shouldn't affect their music, just like how some people think Viva is some high-class act when really it's just a joke. 😉
As for the song itself, it's honestly terrible. They should have tried to turn it into a more serious melody, but instead, it sounds like something you'd hear from some low-rent street performers in Eastern Europe...
Joseph Harris5 said:Look, obviously I’m not saying anyone should go out and assault someone just because they stood a little too far to the left or right. My point is strictly about the East Stand. We really ought to implement some sort of barrier or partition between those yellow lines. It would be infinitely more practical to lead the chants when everyone is packed in tight behind one another, rather than being split up left and right. There is absolutely no malice intended in this suggestion. 👍
I'm with you on that. If we could just have everyone stand together within those aisles by the yellow lines, leading the chants would be much easier—and honestly, the atmosphere would be way more intense. As it stands now, the security guards just keep splitting us up, and half the guys sitting back there aren't even chanting, or if they are, it's half-hearted at best. Still, these attendance numbers are fantastic. A massive step forward! 😉
Austin Collins6 said:Everyone’s out there registering, logging in, and flooding the comments section. It's nothing but lies and targeting fans from the stands. Honestly, this whole tabloid rag makes me sick. 🙂
Here is the link:
Third comment. "Today's BBB have nothing to do with the core group that originally organized and founded them. Now, there are members of Citizens Action among them who are radicalizing the situation and causing incidents with their actions. This is all just one big political-media stunt to take over Los Angeles FC and turn them into a tool for some leftist dictatorship. Los Angeles FC fans have always been: Catholics, Americans, and pillars of the state. These people today are immoral scumbags!" .. It seems like this guy hasn't watched a single Los Angeles FC game in his entire life.. what an idiot.
Is this thread actually meant for discussing the Bad Boys group, rather than just some irrelevant garbage? At least, that's how I've interpreted it so far... As for the banners, I'm betting even the smaller ones won't be showing up because everyone will just be waving 'FREEDOM FOR REAL MADRID' instead. And honestly, having random small banners from all sorts of different crews out there would be pretty ridiculous; it’s kind of pointless when you have a few people showing up just to represent a group that isn't even active anymore.