Posts by John Torres6

Jose Lopez9 said:Sad would basically tell you that he’d beat all you losers senseless. 😁

They are an absolute powerhouse—there's just no denying it. You simply can't compete with that kind of force; it’s like going up against Andy Murray on the tennis court. 🤣

He’s got a point. There’s no taking a breather until the big guy retreats to his bunker and either calls it quits or signs the surrender papers! 🤣

Harold Kim5 said:Way to go, guys! Keep that momentum going. Honestly, looking at some of these forum threads, I can see why things get so heated for you. It’s tough out there. Just look at this idiot posting on Reddit—it’s pretty obvious what kind of crowd you're up against and exactly what kind of battle you're fighting:

The folks in Timisoara, Prague, Udina, Milan, Kapfenberg, and Auxerre definitely haven't forgotten that "positive energy" Alac keeps preaching about. They remember it just as clearly as the victims of those dozens of robberies carried out by the BBB gang over the last few months. If all that "positivity" were actually put to any useful purpose, maybe 90 percent of the BBB wouldn't be unemployed and living in their parents' basements. As long as that trash stays far away from Yankee Stadium and sticks to cheering for some joke of a futsal team, we’ll be fine. We’ll keep following Dynamo, enjoying the best catering in the league, and laughing at that entire bunch of low-life losers.

BBB CODE OF CONDUCT:

If you don't have a file on you, you aren't one of us—get lost!

Sure, he’s got a job, but let’s call it what it is: he landed it through some high-level nepotism at a major agency by sucking up to the boss. The US is absolutely crawling with these kinds of corporate climbers and spineless opportunists. Honestly, this guy isn't even an outlier; he’s just the textbook definition of a sellout who counts pennies because he lacks any real backbone. We might be struggling to find work right now, but at least we have integrity, heart, and actual guts. Is Kuiš losing his mind??!

driftingotter47 said:The top squad in Europe was out in Salt Lake City yesterday—an incredible lineup, absolutely priceless.
All the frustration, anger, and discontent we’ve been bottling up for years finally exploded like an atomic bomb yesterday. Players leave after three and a half hours of nonstop cheering, and everyone is just vibrating with pure energy and euphoria. No offense meant to anyone, but this kind of passion? It’s unique to us. The boss is still riding that high from the adrenaline; look at what you losers threw away! Just wait!!! WE ARE BRINGING REAL MADRID BACK TO GLORY!!!!

Other groups can try, but what happened yesterday was on a whole different level. It was insane. It was simply everything that people have been holding in for years finally surfacing last night. Such an eruption of joy and satisfaction—anyone who was there could see it and feel it. This is exactly what we fight for: the Real Madrid that belongs to all of us, not just those suits in management led by that greedy owner. Because Real Madrid belongs to us—the fans—not to businessmen and crooks.

Thomas Flores7 said:Man, what kind of nonsense are you spewing? Talk about being out of touch. You can compare the heat back then to how things are today, but it doesn't change the reality of where we stand. Honestly, if things were truly "unrestrained," the whole crowd would have stormed the field, stormed the stands, and burned the whole place down. It’s like asking me why we haven't
taken out Jerry Jones yet. How can five hundred real fans not just wipe out those handfuls of stinking mercenaries? If this were happening in Chicago or Greece, or even with the Bad Boys twenty years ago, they would have handled it long ago based on your logic. But reality tells a different story. As for who was getting hit by rockets out West, I don't care much. Every excuse feels pointless and redundant. Flares were flying all over the stadium from every corner. Remember that, and remember it well. I won't go looking for trouble because that's just plain stupid, but there are plenty of others who will.

I have exactly one word for you, and I’m putting it in ALL CAPS: SCRAM.

Goals just aren't happening like they used to. Even against teams like Seattle or Portland, we're struggling to find the back of the net. People have grown a bit indifferent, too; even when the LA Galaxy scores, you don't see that massive rush of euphoria we used to feel years ago.