Gregory Martin31 said:We really ought to consider looking toward the other local teams—the Los Angeles Lakers, R. K. Chicago, or Medvešćak. There’s a massive wave of supporters there, people who despise Mamić but just don't have the energy, the time, or the means to fight against this kind of systemic repression...
Someone mentioned taking their hat off to anyone who hasn't heard about this struggle given everything that's been done... I agree with everything said, and I'm certain nobody is unaware of the fight, but the battle is happening too far removed from the public eye for the masses to actually back it. Nobody truly understood what was going on in Auschwitz until after Germany surrendered...
The current state of things clearly proves we're following the wrong strategy...
It's necessary, sure, but it's pointless because the perception is such that people would just run for the hills the moment they see us...
But if you mean we need to walk away from Maksimir, take it to the streets, and point out the ridiculous reality that a third-tier club has ten directors, a supervisory board, an assembly of eighty people, three hundred employees, and somehow burned through thirty million dollars last year without showing a single receipt... yeah, that needs to happen...