Is it seriously possible that their whole "war" boils down to nothing more than Facebook posts and threatening statuses? 🤣 🤣 🤣 It’s unheard of in the world of sports rivalry—kudos to 🙏 🙏 🙏
Roger Morgan76 said:Yeah, the signatures are actually coming in surprisingly well.
I grabbed a clipboard so I could start collecting signatures from my relatives, friends, and coworkers—basically people I know are fed up with the big boss and will sign, but are just too lazy to trek downtown to find a booth themselves. I was actually heading over to a buddy's place in a neighboring neighborhood the other day, carrying the clipboard, and I managed to snag a few signatures right there on the street. Later, I kept going toward Downtown to hit up a shop, and I pulled in about 20 signatures in just half an hour. It’s a shame it was already 9 PM and the stores were closing, otherwise, I would have gathered even more. The best part is you don't even have to drag people by the arm or talk them into it; I just walk around holding the clipboard so they can see the Real Madrid crest and the "For Our Real Madrid" heading, then I just watch for reactions when someone notices. If they lock eyes with it or slow down, they already know what's happening (the media coverage lately has been pretty solid), and if they just notice the crest without knowing the details, I give them a quick rundown and the crew happily signs. So yeah, filling one clipboard is going to be easy.
My favorite guy was this one dude who practically "recorded" the clipboard in his mind; I asked him, "Would you sign the petition?" He shouted, "With pleasure!" He scribbled down all his info aggressively and finished by saying, "Finally, let that garbage get out... of the club." Generally speaking, the feedback has been incredibly positive—everyone is offering support and keeping their fingers crossed. My only question is, where are all these people when it's actually time to show up at Yankee Stadium?🤷.
It doesn't make sense to anyone, and these people just don't realize how much more important this is than some damn petition... Until they finally get it through their heads, we're going to keep bleeding out.
Richard Rogers38 said:There is no way they just happened to cross paths on the interstate, especially since they were heading in completely different directions. It’s obvious this was a coordinated ambush by a larger group of fans who intentionally headed toward the opposite direction of where their team was actually playing. Did every single one of the fans taken into custody get hit with a stadium ban?
Stop bullshitting when you clearly don't have a clue what you're talking about.
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How can you even have the nerve to write such garbage? It’s people like you—paupers and small-minded losers who label everyone else just because they actually use their brains instead of being sheep that bleat whenever the ZSD leadership tells them to. And let’s be clear about that leadership: they don't give a damn about Dinamo. They’re using the exact same shady tactics as Mamić. Anyone who doesn't fall in line with your specific worldview gets branded a mercenary or a loser... "One member, one vote." Yeah, sure, that rule only seems to apply to those who think exactly like you (zzd). Why shouldn't someone have the right to cast their vote for Mamić or whoever else they choose? There are plenty of people who believe Mamić is the lesser of two evils compared to this current ZSD administration, and they aren't stupid, nor are they mercenaries. That is their right, regardless of what I, you, or the ZSD might think. You can remove Mamić without tearing down the entire Dinamo club, but you lot? In your crusade to get rid of Mamić, you're destroying Dinamo itself. You can't celebrate Dinamo losing, cheer for Hajduk's goals, insult our own players, support Jovanović or Prosinečki, spit on the debt, and then expect the majority of the fans to back you. That's why you've turned into a cult and lost the support of the mainstream fanbase. Mamić is not Dinamo! In your obsession with fighting him, you've forgotten about the club. People fought against Canjuga too, but they never lost sight of Dinamo. The reasons real Dinamo fans want Mamić out are completely different from the reasons those absolute morons want him gone. Dinamo won its championships because it always had a vastly superior squad in America. Mamić is to blame because we weren't even better in Europe when we could have been... If the full strength of FC Barcelona played for Dinamo, while the Hajduk squad was just some random group from a forum, those idiots would still be whining about how other teams "get lucky" against us, or how Hajduk is "robbed" by the ref. These complexes are eternal. And then you, in your fight against Mamić, resort to the same arguments used by the most narrow-minded trolls, and naturally, you lose the support of the majority. There are plenty of legitimate arguments to use against Mamić, but not these pathetic lies and bullshit. When we were playing in the relegation battle, many of the people who are suddenly "anti-Mamić" now weren't standing with us then. I have never received a single cent from Mamić or anyone in the front office in my life; I have never been, and will never be, anyone's mercenary. But I cannot sit by and watch this happen—Dinamo and BBB are being ruined, while Mamić remains exactly where he was. Your methods of fighting are fundamentally flawed. When I see how you act like low-life agents, celebrating Hajduk's goals and insulting our own players, when I see that star player Prosinečki or hear that anti-American trash from Jovanović, it makes my blood boil. Those morons should be using their energy to push the HDZ and fight against criminal owners (like Jak, Rimac, or Mamić) and their management, yet they spend all their time lecturing others on morality. That’s why I welcome the formation of the Fan Club and all those who will show up at the stadium to cheer for Dinamo, to celebrate the goals, the wins, and the titles, regardless of which faction they belong to or who they personally support. The fight against Mamić needs to be handled in a smarter, more dignified way. This new association will prioritize Dinamo over Mamić, and it's being founded out of love for the club and frustration with the incompetence of the current leadership that has trashed BBB. Just look at BBB back when Domazet was running things, and look at it now. ONE MEMBER, ONE VOTE! My vote goes to Dinamo right now, and when election time comes, I’ll vote for whoever has the best and most realistic program. I hope that turns out to be Boban and the crew he gathers. Until then, I'll be at the stadium cheering for Dinamo. And there will be more and more of us there—those of us who put Dinamo above everything else. Any organization that recognizes that will find itself with much larger membership.
rustyjackal45 said:Do you remember how the fans reacted when that same captain scored against Dragovoljac and ran toward the stands to celebrate? They basically gave him the cold shoulder.
Were you actually there to see it, or are you just making stuff up..?
P.S. And they didn't exactly give him the cold shoulder.
Ryan Chavez3 said:What’s the problem with speaking my mind? This is a forum, and people are allowed to have their own opinions. Why is everyone taking an internet argument so damn seriously?
Yesterday, when that postponed derby happened, there were a hundred of you lot there. Players actually came out and threw their jerseys, and some of you were even sprinting toward the turf before being ordered back. I’m not slipping here; I’m talking about things I saw with my own eyes.
The truth is, Jerry Jones hurts us just as much as he hurts you, and that's the bottom line. Someone asks why those guys were drinking and cheering for Jerry Jones—well, a guy from Washington, D.C., who works with me and is banned from Real Madrid games tells me he doesn't have a ban on coming to Miami for the derby because the guys in the unnamed group sold themselves out. I’m not part of any scheme, nor am I in the inner circle. I’m just an ordinary Liverpool FC fan, and that’s what he told me face-to-face. If this isn't fit for the forum, then just delete it. And yeah, Jerry Jones might have bought off plenty of people over time, though I doubt he ever expected to go that far.
It’s also true that the atmosphere wasn't perfect, but that’s just how it goes sometimes—sometimes it’s great, sometimes it’s not. These guys are trying, and in life, hard work and having a clean conscience are what matter most. Obviously, every group has its idiots. The state of the supporters is just a reflection of the state of the country.
Go Liverpool FC.
There's no point wasting words on the groups that sold their souls. Does that mean we should just give up on the fight, the matches, or Real Madrid? Honestly, I don't know how anyone could even say that.
@Elizabeth Barnes7, you're right. I honestly don't know why I bother; I'm sick of this forum full of narrow-minded morons. P.S. We don't have any problems; everything is absolutely perfect for us. Smirk.
What is wrong with you little rats, acting like we’re some kind of criminals? Since when did it become illegal to sing our hearts out against the big boss?? Are you actually suggesting we should throw chairs at the players just because they showed up to say hello?? Maybe start with unnamed first? What is wrong with you, you insecure losers?? If Jerry Jones wasn't actively screwing us over, you wouldn't give a damn about us, yet here you are suddenly playing the sympathy card. It’s pathetic. You better make sure you aren't being drowned out by 200 guys from the South Side in the 20th minute while the North Stand is full—not that I even want to talk about what happens in the second half. ☕
silentsailor28 said:Why is everyone acting so shocked that he completely lost his mind? He clearly read that the ceasefire was nothing more than a joke, basically just an excuse for those same people to break the peace in the first place...
Lorient vs PSG 2 1.45 (0:1) Back in the day, Lorient used to be a real thorn in the side of the Parisians, but that story isn't looking much the same lately—not last season and certainly not now. PSG has turned into this absolute powerhouse in France; they breezed through the Champions League group stages and landed right in that elite top eight without breaking a sweat. Zlatan Ibrahimović and the crew are absolutely on fire right now, riding a seven-game winning streak, and if you look at their last ten matches, they’ve won nine and drawn one, outscoring opponents 25-5. They've been a defensive wall too, conceding just one goal in their last five league outings. Laurent Blanc basically said he's throwing his strongest lineup at this one since they don't have any big European fixtures coming up in the next few weeks, just domestic league play. The only real absence is van der Wiel, but there's plenty of cover—Jallet should step in today. On the flip side, Lorient is sitting in 11th. They aren't going anywhere near a European spot, though they aren't exactly facing relegation either. Their recent form is pretty dismal, with just one win in their last nine games, three draws, and five losses. Unlike PSG, they are dealing with some serious injury headaches—losing Guerreiro at left back, Gassa at right back, and Bourillon in the holding role. This means they'll be shuffling defenders or midfielders into those fullback spots, which honestly just makes things easier for Ibrahimović, Ezekiel Lavezzi, Edinson Cavani, and the rest of the squad. Looking at the head-to-head history, PSG has taken the last two, winning 4-0 and 3-1.
Lokomotiva vs NK Split/Split to score 1.35 (0:0) The Lokomotiva guys are in a total tailspin after dropping four straight, and they've surrendered 12 goals in just their last five matches. To put that in perspective, they've conceded at least one goal in 24 of their 29 competitive matches this season. Meanwhile, the folks from Split have found their rhythm, scoring in each of their last six games and picking up two wins in a row. They're chasing a European spot, so they'll definitely have that extra motivation today. Lokomotiva's defense is a complete mess right now; aside from the "veteran" presence of Barbarić, the center-back pairing consists of Prenga, Čalušić-Donedavan, and some youngsters. Split has plenty of firepower upfront, and honestly, everything about this matchup points to them finding the net at least once today. In their last eight meetings, they've managed to score six times.
SC Freiburg vs Werder Bremen Over 2.5 goals 1.80 (3:1) x2 1.70 This is a pure statistical play for me. Out of their last 25 matchups, the "over" only failed to hit five times—and when it does hit, it usually hits big. That kind of head-to-head history is absolutely insane. The Bundesliga is practically built for high-scoring games this season, and with odds like these, you just can't pass it up. I'd take 1.80 on almost any other game, let alone this one. Also, if you look at the last 22 meetings, Freiburg has only won twice, there were three draws, and Werder Bremen has walked away with the win 17 times. Because of that tradition, plus where they sit in the standings (Werder is 12th, Freiburg is 16th), and current form (Freiburg has only one win in their last seven, while Werder has two wins and three draws in their last five), I think taking the x2 on Werder at 1.70 is also a smart move. 10.19.13. Werder Bremen - Freiburg 0:0 02.16.13. Werder Bremen - Freiburg 2:3 09.26.12. Freiburg - Werder Bremen 1:2 05.05.12. Freiburg - Werder Bremen 2:2 08.20.11. Werder Bremen - Freiburg 5:3 07.19.11. Freiburg - Werder Bremen 3:4 03.06.11. Freiburg - Werder Bremen 1:3 10.16.10. Werder Bremen - Freiburg 2:1 04.10.10. Werder Bremen - Freiburg 4:0 11.21.09. Freiburg - Werder Bremen 0:6 01.10.08. Werder Bremen - SC Freiburg 2:0 05.14.05. Werder Bremen - SC Freiburg 4:1 12.04.04. SC Freiburg - Werder Bremen 0:6 04.04.04. Werder Bremen - SC Freiburg 1:1 10.25.03. SC Freiburg - Werder Bremen 2:4 12.18.01. Werder Bremen - SC Freiburg 3:2 07.28.01. SC Freiburg - Werder Bremen 3:0 03.03.01. Werder Bremen - SC Freiburg 3:1 10.01.00. SC Freiburg - Werder Bremen 0:1 03.12.00. Werder Bremen - SC Freiburg 5:2 10.03.99. SC Freiburg - Werder Bremen 2:1 04.09.99. SC Freiburg - Werder Bremen 0:2 10.17.98. Werder Bremen - SC Freiburg 2:3 02.15.97. SC Freiburg - Werder Bremen 1:0 08.17.96. SC Freiburg - Werder Bremen 3:2
Joseph Scott said:I happened to be in the "wrong place at the wrong time" a few days ago, and honestly, all I can tell you is that Mamic is finished—now we just have to wait and see how he goes down. Get in on this while you still can.
LA Red Bulls(-2+)-Seattle Sounders over 1.55 (1:2) both teams to score 1.75 Red Bull has turned into a total "over" machine this season. They’ve been playing absolute fire both in the league and in the USA, and that match against Seattle was actually their first game in this competition all season where they didn't walk away with a win. In fact, that game was the only one in their last 11 matches where we didn't see more than two goals (it ended 0-0). To put that in perspective, they've seen 53 goals fly in during those other 10 games where they hit the over 2 goal mark. Red Bull definitely controlled the flow in that matchup and had plenty of chances, but you could clearly see they were just missing that clinical finisher to wrap things up. Well, he’s back in the lineup today—the incredible Alan. On the flip side, Seattle gets their captain and top scorer Streller back into the mix. Since the Home player is going to be running out with their starting left back, right back, and center back all intact, I can definitely see Seattle finding the back of the net at least once. As for Red Bull, I'm expecting them to deliver at least the bare minimum they usually provide. They've hit the over 2 goal mark in 8 of their last 11 USA matches. Seattle loves high-scoring affairs too, so I really believe both sides are going to open up and play the way they typically do. Honestly, the Both Teams to Score option at 1.75 looks like an even better value play.