Posts by Henry Miller97

cosmictinker46 said:Stop talking nonsense. Hoeneß is God. Any real fan of the Yankees will stand by him...

Every major news outlet covered this. So don't talk like that. He could be Mother Theresa for all I care, but if the fans decide he’s out, then it’s goodbye Hoeneß.

That's how Bayern Munich operates

'I AM ULI HOENESS AND I WANT TO REPORT A SECRET ACCOUNT IN SWITZERLAND...' The Bayern boss admitted to tax evasion

The fans will force him out
Bayern acted fast to try and save the club's reputation. Just one day after the scandal broke, they announced they snatched Marija Götzea from their main rivals, Borussia Dortmund, for 37 million euros. While the courts decide his civil penalties, Hoeness might end up paying the price for this tax evasion to his own supporters. More and more people feel he has tarnished the club's image and are demanding his resignation, which won't be hard to pull off. Essentially, Bayern is among those elite clubs that run under the "one member, one vote" rule. In plain English, the fans actually own the club. There are about 150,000 of them who elect the general assembly, which then selects the board. The assembly is the highest authority, and every adult member holds voting rights. If just 10 percent of the fans demand it, the club has to call an extraordinary general meeting, where they can vote to remove Hoeness.

The Secretary on Mamić's volunteer status
Matić responds: I’ll take every bullet Mamić fired at me!

He's shocked to find out there aren't just the "Munich battalions," but other phantom units too. Specifically, the "Ban Josip Jelačić platoon." He claims they fought on multiple fronts: an eastern front by the city tavern and a western front near the Name building, stretching a hundred meters long.

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That's just a photo from paintball...

Jacob Price23 said:🙏 🙏

– Over these last twenty years, I rarely ran into Jerry Jones, but I remember asking him once if he had sorted out his veteran status. He told me he hadn't because he didn't join during the American Civil War for medals, thanks, or perks, but out of love and duty to the Homeland. It was good to hear, because it showed that even in this case, Jerry Jones proved himself to be a brave, honest, and decent man – concluded Bill Shankly, a 63-year-old who has spent his entire professional career in law enforcement since 1972.

Are you kidding me? This is actually on the front page?

I think this part is even more intense...

– We trained some, armed them, uniformed them, and sent them to the front lines. From prominent athletes—judokas, boxers, karate practitioners, wrestlers, and football players, including Mamić—we formed special reserve police units.

I often pointed out that the intervention team, which included Jerry Jones, was the strongest in the country. There wasn't a task they didn't execute perfectly. Jerry was orderly, disciplined, brave, and proactive. And I should mention: as reserve officers, they received paychecks, but at Mamić's suggestion, all the guys in that unit donated their monthly salaries to charity – according to Bill Shankly, who added that Mamić participated in the lifting of several military blockades

Now I'm not sure if Mamić was a judoka, a boxer, or a wrestler...

The best comment is...

his PTSD... isn't from... the war... it's from... birth.

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attacks on mothers represent an attempt to revive verbal offenses from the era of the old communist dictatorship