You skeptics really need to go watch some footage from the Salat district; maybe then you’ll realize just how much absolute nonsense you've been spewing lately about how we're all suddenly going to forget about Mamić's influence, or worse—actually cheering his name 🤣🤣🤣 . Just shut your ears and wait until September 27th... then grab your tissues, get your right hand ready, and prepare for the fallout 😉 .
Henry Hayes4 said:Look, I might as well jump into this completely pointless debate. For me—just like for plenty of others—Svetin, Antolić, Marčinko, and the rest of that crowd are actually maybe even more repulsive than the Big Boss himself. But... the reality is that the fans have exhausted almost every conceivable way to fight back; the boss was hauled into court, and now the whole thing is sitting squarely in the hands of the judiciary and the state. Now, what kind of judicial system and what kind of government we’re dealing with is a whole different story. Sure, they could have organized another protest or some other stunt, but I honestly don't think it would have pushed things much further than where we stand right now. Maybe we didn't get everything we wanted, but what else is there? Just sit around in a legal gray area and wither away, or actually try to do something? Obviously, they chose to try something, but let's be real: none of it makes sense without the stands. The fans belong in the stands; anything else is just unnatural nonsense. That’s where their voice carries the most weight, especially when they get shut out of the mainstream media. And you can't get back to those stands without getting rid of the blacklists, so clearly, they decided to go with the lesser of two evils. People constantly criticize the group leaders—and I’ve been guilty of it too—saying they’re too hardline, too uncompromising, and that they should make compromises sometimes for the good of the group (and if you ask me, for the greater good). And now that they’ve actually made one, people are complaining again. I will personally never accept Svetin, Antolić, or those mercenaries... and I won't be happy until everyone is purged from the club, which is exactly what I intend to work toward from the stands. The fact that they even agreed to this within the club proves that the struggle was actually successful in many ways. The parasites are trying to stay on board; maybe they'll hang on for another week or a month, but eventually, they'll all jump ship. Anyway, that's my take, and that's why I'll be at Central Park.
Austin Collins6 said:you just keep posting incessantly like you actually have any skin in the game 🤣 so now you're claiming the Black List was illegal and had to be scrapped? I guess skimming tens of millions from the Club wasn't considered illegal back then. From here on out, everything is strictly by the book, right? tomorrow, when everyone starts cheering for anything that bears this messed-up name just because it’s "ours," I’ll be happy knowing that's the only thing we've had to celebrate in years, while everyone else can decide for themselves what they want to stomach. over and out
if you ever figure out how sarcasm works, feel free to reach out 👍
ironpanther said:Look, if heading back to the North Stand was the absolute last resort just to keep the group alive, then I totally get why the fans made that move. But what I really don't wrap my head around are these ridiculous conditions for coming back. So, they scrap the Black List and let you back into the North Stand after "negotiating" with the Club—meaning the Board of Directors—and suddenly, they just don't care anymore when you guys chant against Mamić during the matches? It makes zero sense to me... they lift the bans, invite you back unconditionally, and just pretend they won't mind everyone screaming slogans against Mamić and the Board?
Oh, they’ll care, believe me, but as usual, they couldn't give a damn about us anyway. 😉
silentjackal59 said:Where exactly does it say we're going against Jerry Jones? Calling Jerry Jones the killer of the Chicago Blackhawks fans??? Don't play dumb with me.
I mean, seriously, after all those official statements and everything we've done on the ground, do we really need to have it spelled out in print? 🙏🙏🙏
silentjackal59 said:Look, let’s be real—there is absolutely no middle ground here when it comes to standing up against Mamić. You can't just sit on the fence or try to find some lukewarm compromise. It's all or nothing. Honestly, bravo to the guys for digging their heels in; they're doing exactly what needs to be done.
I’m asking one last time: where does it actually say that you can't go against Mamić? Seriously, are you out of your mind?
Austin Collins6 said:👍 Look, there’s really no need for all the sarcasm. If you don't know the answer, just say "I don't know" and leave it at that. Simple as.
Does anyone actually need a reason to shut down something illegal? The club stepped in because they realized they wanted an organized group in the stands, not a bunch of loose cannons. Is that clear enough for everyone?
Lawrence Mitchell2 said:Wait a second, what happened to all that nonsense about "this isn't our Real Madrid anymore" or "we can't identify with this club"? What changed overnight? Joe ran away, the big boss stepped into the shadows but still pulls all the strings... Does it not matter that his people are still running the show, while the players on the field are just walking ATMs? Where is the fan club in the stands now?
Exactly, we can't identify with them. Is there anything written anywhere saying we’re supposed to throw a parade for every single goal they score? Or does anyone mention us fighting back like those days when it was just a handful of us left in the east end? If it hadn't been for the lists, nobody would have even bothered showing up to Madison Square Garden, so please, get a grip! You guys are acting like absolute chickens—you've got nothing but pea brains, stubbornly repeating the same tired script despite probably being given a hundred different explanations already. 🤦
I honestly don't get what you people are whining about... nobody went to Makrismir just to see Lista. Now that Lista is gone, what’s stopping us from heading back? Can someone actually explain the logic here if they aren't just being a complete jerk?
Dana Sanchez12 said:Frankie here—if anyone wants to know why I got banned, go ahead and ask the moderators yourselves. I wasn't being insulting, I wasn't trolling, I was just having a perfectly normal discussion. That’s probably why Hausburg is lurking around on a burner account, too. Do these mods realize they've likely lost a supporter for good!
Is there a single person on this board who can actually write a coherent sentence without being a total provocateur? 🙏🙏
In an attempt to fix this damn PDF—which has been basically circling the drain and making zero sense for the last six months to a year—I’ve decided (with some help from the legendary Bryan Adams6) to roll out a system for marking pairs as red or green and calculating every single member's individual ROI. My hope is that this actually sparks some real interest in you people to start writing high-quality analyses that provide actual value to anyone reading this document. Of course, to stop this from becoming a total circus, we need some ground rules regarding how you post these pairs, which I’m laying out below.
1. Any pairs posted without an analysis WILL BE DELETED without hesitation (and honestly, just screw ☕ them). An "analysis" isn't just two lazy, half-assed sentences thrown together to meet a requirement; it needs to include basic info on what drew you to the bet and something compelling enough to make another user actually want to copy your play. If nobody bothers to follow your lead, then there’s really no point in you posting anything here at all.
2. We are stripping out any plays from those "soft" sportsbooks or those with tiny limits. Regarding domestic sportsbooks, we’re looking at DraftKings, FanDuel, BetMGM, and potentially Caesars if there's a specific case involving basketball or handball. When I calculate your ROI, I’ll be factoring in the vig and taxes, so use your heads and pay attention to which odds actually net you more profit. For offshore/international books, we’ll be using Bet365, Pinnacle, Sbobet, Wwin, Bet at home, and Marathonbet. If I missed one you think belongs on this list, speak up.
3. A play must be posted at least 3 hours before kickoff because—let me repeat myself—the whole point is to give as many people as possible time to copy it, place the bet, and make money. Occasionally, if something crazy happens (like finding out about a massive injury right before the game), you can post later, but I am strongly urging you to get it in at least three hours prior.
4. If, for example, you’re posting a "Both Teams to Score" bet but also want to suggest an Over 2.5 or a 3+ goal scenario, you have to pick one primary bet that will be used to calculate your final ROI. You can mention the other variations in your text or underneath the main pick, but they won't count toward your official performance stats. Also, you MUST include your confidence level on a scale of 1-10/10 for every single pair.
5. To keep things organized and make the math easier for me, please post every pair using this exact format. Here’s an example:
Taylor Williams28 said:I’ve already brought up physical conditioning before. Seriously, when I look at the photos of those Bad Boys... good grief. They're scrawny. Even at my age, I could take on five of them by myself! I mean, do kids even go to the gym these days? Do they run or swim? Is there any boxing left? Do people even play pickup games in the neighborhood anymore? Or go to the local YMCA?
I won't even use the Turks or the Delija as an example here. Actually, the word Delija comes from the Turkish word Deli, which refers to Ottoman military units. In its own way, the term implies someone who is reckless or thick-headed. Most of them were just Slavs from the North America—or let's say Poles. A group of maybe 20 or 30 Poles would absolutely demolish those 100 Boys. So, who's actually the crazy one here?
And on top of all that, we have people talking about conquest tactics... 🙏🙏🙏🙏 Maybe if we can find ourselves a Napoleon, we can finally start our campaign? 🤣🤣🤣
John Campbell27 said:Why is this group staying so quiet lately? Are we all heading out to Vinkovci or what? Why can't they be a little more proactive with the updates and notifications? 🤦🙂
Hajduk-CSMS Iasi under 2.5 at 1.88 on Pinnacle (2-1)
Honestly, Hajduk was hanging by a thread in Romania after the first half. They surrendered two goals thanks to two massive, cardinal blunders from their defenders, while the Romanians missed several golden opportunities that made it look like Hajduk wouldn't make it out alive. In the second half, Ohandza actually looked decent upfront, but luck just wasn't on their side when it came to finding a late equalizer in the dying seconds. That final 2-2 scoreline was something nobody saw coming, especially since both sides are pretty offensively limited, and the Romanians are naturally more defensively minded anyway. We had the under sitting around 1.45 back then, but then the unexpected happened and the floodgates opened for four total goals. That’s just how betting goes sometimes—exceptions prove the rule, and that’s exactly what that first match was. So, what changes now? Hajduk has put themselves in a position where they can advance with either a 0-0 or a 1-1 draw, so even though Pušnik is talking up an attacking style, I think they’re going to play extremely cautious today, especially given those embarrassing mistakes they made in Romania. They are slightly stronger moving forward now (with Sušić returning), but the visitors are absolute masters at playing away from home. Last season, they went through an incredible 8-month stretch without a single loss on the road! They’ll likely park the bus here and look to catch us on the counter, and against a Hajduk side playing this way, I truly believe they can hold their own defensively. A huge bonus is the trashed pitch left behind by the ultra fans over the weekend; there won't be much room for fancy tactical combinations, which aren't exactly the forte of either team anyway. Last season, the Romanians played 42 matches and only 14 of them ended in the over, while Hajduk played unders in all four of their preseason games and their match against Cibalia last weekend. Given these conditions, I think it's worth taking the odds for the under even if they're 0.5 higher than they were in the first leg.