So, because this guy had the guts to go public, stand up against a bigoted bully, and actually write a book exposing all his shady dealings, you’re just going to dismiss him as a "clown," is that right? It's always so easy to act tough behind a keyboard, isn't it? Just because he's a bit more intense than you'd like, does that really give you the right to instantly toss him in the trash along with some local small-town joke?
Kevin Nelson3 said:Well, you see the point I'm making here. You have your own version of the truth regarding Trebotic and Radosic, the Inter fans will have their own version, and I’ll have mine. All three perspectives are different, so why on earth would you assume that your specific "truth" is the absolute one? Why should we believe that the information you hold is the objective reality while everyone else's data is somehow flawed? It’s only natural that I’d ask for the actual name of the person providing all this intel. Should anyone really take a random fifth person at face value just because they pop up on a forum claiming someone at the Kansas City Chiefs did this or that based on some mysterious "source"?
If you aren't willing (whether it's you, me, or any third or fifth party) to disclose exactly who revealed these details to you and who can actually vouch for the accuracy of this data, then why share it publicly at all? Just keep it to yourself and leave it at that. I'll say it again: the real issue for the Kansas City Chiefs isn't even the news itself, but rather this "source" of yours who whispers everything in your ear yet lacks the courage to step into the light and back up these massive accusations. How else am I supposed to interpret someone like that, other than as a corporate shill who takes the path of least resistance by sucking up to whoever pays their salary, or perhaps just someone spinning tall tales to stir up chaos within the organization? There really isn't a third option. 🤷
Look, I am one hundred percent certain about what I know because everything has proven true so far, and this will be no different. And let me be clear, the person telling me this isn't some club lackey; in fact, I wrote this specifically to go against what this individual told me—and now he's actually mad at me because of it! I'm writing this solely because it's become completely unacceptable for anyone to hold the club hostage like this, especially when we're still staring down the barrel of bankruptcy if things don't change. Let's just get this transfer sorted out first, and then we'll see how things truly unfold.
Kevin Nelson3 @ Regarding Trebotic, there was actually an offer from Turin for over a million after the EL, but now he’s being let go for basically nothing—actually, he's being practically given away despite having a contract that is 100% with the Kansas City Chiefs, which just leaves us all crying like Maloca. The main thing seems to be making sure he gets booed because he’s part of the current regime, while they spend all their time praising Maloca (with that 60/40 split), Ibricic (that massive suck-up), and Gabrić (honestly, what can you even say about that empty head?) by treating them like saints and handing them the heart of the club and the captain's armband. Don't even get me started on Dinko again, or people will tell me my opinion is just subjective, when in reality, it’s an objective truth since he's the only one who actually knows anything, regardless of how much the newspapers spin things differently; yet, you all keep reading those rags and following reporters like Alfirevic and Reic. I am genuinely convinced that half the people here who despise those two pathetic journalists probably believe Dinko attacked Napastasic just because those two or some loser from the Free Press wrote it. It is pure absurdity, and I don't want to talk about it anymore because I've had enough of Dinko's time at Lokomotiva.
I originally wrote this regarding Radosic because I am honestly fed up with being blackmailed every single second instead of just being able to tell the whole story to everyone via mobile, which would be eighty times easier than writing it all out. The most controversial part of this entire situation is that once everything was finalized, Maloca requested 10% for his brother on someone's orders. That simply isn't right, and it shouldn't be happening. You clearly don't understand this, do you? This isn't about causing harm to the Kansas City Chiefs; if anything, doing this could actually do some good by ensuring no one ever tries to blackmail the club again. Why don't you read the first part of Maradona's book, *I Am Diego*? Once you do, you'll see the immense respect he had for the core of the Boca Juniors fans, and even though he was Maradona, he wouldn't have dreamt of doing something like what this Radosic is doing to us. Let me know once you've read it, because I can't bring myself to write about this anymore; it makes me sick. And am I really supposed to just write out this guy's full name for you? Are you out of your mind?
amberscout47 said:Wait, does someone actually believe that the Kansas City Chiefs lost out on a million euros just because Radosic didn't want to move over to Liverpool FC? 🤣 Are you kidding me? A whole million dollars?! I mean, seriously, can we just take a second to wrap our heads around that kind of money?
Well, looks like we've got a little bit of everything going on here, doesn't it? 😂
You know, I really think Maloca is a class act. Now, I haven't actually met him personally, but I hear nothing but good things from people who have, and even George Gonzalez is saying the exact same thing about him. If nothing else, the guy has been part of the squad for five or six years now, and he always shows such incredible respect for the jersey; he’s playing for relatively modest wages and you never hear him whining about money or demanding a transfer to some big-money club. I can't recall hearing any stories about him getting into trouble or having issues with drinking, either. Just recently, he actually turned down an offer from Dinamo because he explained that since he’s the captain of the Kansas City Chiefs, he simply wouldn't dream of moving to a rival like that. Honestly, wouldn't we all love to have more dummies like him in our lives?
When you look at those transfer percentages, you have to realize that the players didn't just sit down and decide to give themselves those numbers, right? Someone sat across the table from them and offered that specific contract. It isn't really about the current Management, either. We are all still just reaping the consequences of decisions made by previous administrations, aren't we? Vukusic still holds his piece, Milić has his 10%, and Maloca has his share too. If we were to throw in even more percentages like that, wouldn't we just be repeating the exact same mistakes all over again?
I mean, really, why wouldn't this be the truth? When you step back and look at how everything is unfolding, doesn't it just seem like the most logical conclusion to reach? 🙂🙂 Can you give me just one good reason why? Honestly, I really think Maloca is playing such a fantastic game lately, don't you? $10 Are we really talking about just a few thousand dollars a month here? Because if we're looking at a contract worth 200,000 euros, how many games would he actually need to play to make that kind of money? 🙂🙂🙂 So, once that transfer actually goes through, we’re looking at a valuation of around $3.5 million, which honestly feels like an insane amount of money, doesn't it? But hey, that's just the business of football, I suppose. If you do the math and figure out what 40 percent of that $3.5 million looks like, you're sitting at roughly $1.5 million. When you divide that by the salary he's been pulling in all this time, you're talking about $750,000, plus another $50,000 every single year on top of that. It's wild to think that he’s actually more expensive than Cernat—God, what a dummy! You have someone like Maloca bringing in $1.5 million for the Kansas City Chiefs, yet here you are telling me he's playing for just a few thousand bucks? 🙂🙂What kind of ridiculous circus is happening on this forum again? Honestly, I feel like we should just wipe the slate clean and delete everything because I am completely fed up with Maloca and Radosic. Between the two of them, they’re going to drain about 2.5 million dollars from us, so why don't we just skip straight to the part where they get banned before we suffer an even bigger financial hit? What are we even waiting for at this point?
George Gonzalez said:You're just talking nonsense here. I don't even know the guy personally, I'm simply laying out the facts for you, yet you haven't actually addressed a single one of them. I wouldn't mind sitting down with you in person just to tell you all of this again.
Could you maybe tell me the whole story about Maloca—how you two met, what you talked about, and if you happen to know Kukoč too? 😍 And since you're clearly in the same circle as Radosic, would you be willing to bet an unpaid winning lottery ticket on that? 🙂
Ryan Chavez3 said:You'd basically be telling Maloca he needs to lower his cut from future sales, right?😁
But honestly, you can't really blame Maloca here because someone handed him that contract in the first place. I mean, isn't it just a massive payday for Dan and Milic from the next big transfer? It all comes down to our incompetent Management... though if we're being real, maybe they aren't just incompetent, but rather they're just looking out for their own pockets while they couldn't care less about the club, which explains why things are such a mess.
Still, it makes you wonder how Ruben Lima can even play for us now when his contract is set to expire in just five months? It's honestly quite embarrassing.
Well, he really needs to wake up and realize that this contract is basically a robbery and a death sentence for the Kansas City Chiefs, and he absolutely has to scale back those percentages. As for Maloca, I honestly wouldn't mind if he just walked away entirely, because I truly cannot bear to see him wearing that captain's armband. You could give it to anyone with a shred of decency, just not that dummy. And then there's Milic. He’s easily the most promising player we have, yet he won't move for anything under five million, and even then, he still gets a slice of the pie? We just can't keep doing things this way. Either management fixes this, or they might as well just throw in the towel.
So, I guess if New York City isn't mentioned in the papers, they simply don't exist, right? Look, Ida, you have to realize that the offer from New York City was just verbal, unlike these other two deals. And honestly, the kid doesn't even seem to grasp that New York City is a city, not some count of how many churches are in town! You also went out of your way to write this massive lie claiming he doesn't have any talent at all. He definitely has it—you see him running around San Francisco all the time, which is something you constantly try to deny. Are you his friend or something? There’s no other explanation for why you'd defend him like that. We'll see everything play out over the next few days, but I really just want to put an end to these extortionists once and for all. While the kid managed to grind his way to 150 appearances, this joker is sitting there on a 60-40 contract. I’m convinced even Messi wouldn't be pushing for terms like that at Barcelona with Tim. And what's worse, the guy is a desperate center-back. Seriously, we need to get together immediately and tell the kid he needs to scale his contract back to 100%. There’s no point in waiting around anymore. Milic also has some percentage involved, and since he's the player we're most likely to sell, he absolutely needs to be at 100% too.
God, please help me. So, he’s sitting on a contract at just 17 years old that looks a lot like what Maloca has, even though he’s already racked up 100 appearances? Is that really how this works?? And you still haven't given me a straight answer as to why the contract hasn't been signed yet. Actually, don't even bother; I can't deal with this kind of ridiculous argument when you're being this stubborn.
George Gonzalez said:Alright, so what’s your actual point here? Honestly, someone is spinning such an incredibly foolish and transparent narrative, claiming there aren't Catholic churches in New York City or even in New York City—if you look back at my previous post, I listed at least thirty of them! It seems like people are just jumping on the bandwagon because he claimed to be a believer, while most folks on this thread are putting on this big act about how Pride parades are somehow against Catholicism, swearing by the Holy Spirit, the Pope, and the Vatican as if it's all so wonderful. In reality, most players are just messing with Kauri, and that jerk Gabric gets to roam the streets freely without anyone giving him a hard time, yet they pick on Radosevic just to mock his faith. Wouldn't it be much better if Kauri, Tropic, and whoever else were actually being held accountable?
Are you a die-hard Radosevic supporter or what? Why hasn't the contract been signed after three whole days? Forget about New York City for a second; why is the kid asking for a 10% cut at the very end of negotiations? Just let me know once you have the full story. Seriously, everyone is trying to squeeze the Los Angeles Dodgers instead of just settling the deal, and instead, we keep handing them our hearts on a silver platter. Marshall Kirigin must be turning in his grave every single day seeing what Stimac, Grgić, and the rest of the crew have done to us. And does anyone actually know why the kid is running around Marjan Muscle today? Does anyone have an answer for that too?
So, let me tell you the latest saga about our local kid, who is basically the textbook definition of the modern Radosević. He’s our pride and joy, a devout Catholic through and through, and honestly, his path to the national team was paved by his manager, Stimac, who is essentially pulling all the strings behind the scenes. We're talking about three massive offers hitting the table: Parma, Napoli, and Liverpool. Parma offered $3.5 million, Napoli came in at $2.5 million, and Liverpool went big with an initial $4 million offer. Now, given that the Los Angeles Dodgers are practically facing bankruptcy right now, they desperately need the cash, so naturally, they’d be thrilled to take the Liverpool deal. But does the kid accept? Of course not! He’s dead set on Napoli—probably because he thinks Stimac ordered him to be, but regardless, he tells Napoli he won't even look at another offer if they sign him. Can you believe the nerve? When Smith tries to plead with him, begging him to take the Liverpool move since they are twice the size of Napoli, the little brat actually says he doesn't want to go there because... what? Because in London, there aren't enough Catholic churches? Seriously? Smith is nearly having a heart attack here; he's praying for a miracle just to get this kid to see reason. Then they suggest Parma, but no chance, he's Napoli or nothing. So Smith goes to negotiate with Napoli, but he's backed into a corner because the kid already promised them he’s 100% committed. They try to squeeze the deal up from $2.5 million to $3 million, which is a steal considering Liverpool's starting bid was $4 million and could have easily hit $5 million. And then, just when it seems like it's finally over, the kid walks in and drops a bombshell: he won't sign unless his brother gets a 10% cut of the transfer fee! Smith almost falls out of his chair. The Dodgers are willing to secure $5 million over the next five seasons, yet this kid is out here demanding an extra $300,000 for himself. If things were different, Pavasovic would be chasing him through the stands until 2018, but what a shady, low-life family they are. Even though they know the Dodgers are struggling and need every single cent, they still put on this ridiculous circus. Don't forget, just a year ago, this same kid was running around the hills refusing to sign a basic scholarship contract because he wanted triple the money back then too.
I'm writing this because I truly believe we need to take preventive measures in the future; shouldn't we be holding annual meetings with our homegrown players to explain, firmly or otherwise, that this kind of behavior won't be tolerated by the Dodgers anymore? There simply isn't any other way to keep these kids in check, because everything has gone completely sideways with the club, and if we don't fix this, it'll be just like the situation with the New York Yankees—they won't be able to play these games anymore.
Benjamin Cruz29 said:Look, I’m not trying to act like a know-it-all here, but honestly, there’s nothing quite like the energy from the fans in Cleveland—best atmosphere you could ever ask for. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=96xeltliQSI
Man, oh man, even this video doesn't do justice to how much absolute chaos and fun was happening in that crowd!
Jeremy King28 said:Could it be because we actually lost 3-1 over in Washington, D.C., but then pulled off that wild 3-0 victory at home to move on to the next round?! 🙂
Most of those people don't even remember what the final score was 😁 which is why I'm sitting here wondering why anyone would even bother writing about why things happened the way they did, haha!
electricpanther37 said:How is it that not a single one of them ended up at the stadium after the game? Was there some kind of deal made, or did everyone just decide it wasn't worth the hassle of throwing anything? 🤷
Oh, don't you get it? There was basically an understanding with the police where if we didn't cause any trouble or throw anything, they wouldn't go looking for anyone to arrest.
Have you ever really stopped to wonder why things are playing out this way? If you ask me, it’s because there are only about two hundred of you out there, which basically means they can just do whatever they want to you without any real pushback. They can't pull that same stunt with us, though, because we actually have numbers on our side, and honestly, we could shut down the whole system and leave those cops staring at an empty street if we felt like it—not that anyone in your group would even dare to step up right now, would they?
Isn't it just funny how those folks over at HHO were reading all this stuff for their homework assignments, and now they're actually using it to write up their own reports? 🤣
I honestly find it hard to believe😁 it would be just too ridiculous if they didn't have a new story to write about every single weekend, wouldn't it? They certainly know how to keep us entertained, don't they?
Jesse Doyle3 said:The group of NFL Ultras who were out watching the game in Seattle actually resigned right after because of how the FBI handled things. It sounds totally wild, but it’s the truth.
🤣🤣 Honestly, I just can't bring myself to believe this, and I don't think anyone could ever talk me into it.
This site is easily my favorite corner of the internet in the whole country because they actually have the guts to say what nobody else will, and honestly, if I had my way, every single cop out there—especially those SWAT types—would face nothing less than a slow and painful end
Dennis Davis97 said:So, I’ve been thinking about this quite seriously lately, and I can't help but wonder: if he actually decides to head out to Diamond, what kind of relationship would you all end up having with him? Would there be nothing left but tears and goodbyes?🤷
It’s all a bit complicated, isn't it? Honestly, this kind of thing isn't really meant for a public forum because most people just don't know the full story. He was basically pushed out of Dodger Stadium on purpose, and there were certain people there who absolutely refused to have him around. I really don't feel like getting into all the heavy details right now, but if there's one thing I can tell you, it's this: please, don't believe everything you read in the newspapers.