Posts by Mark Reyes2

Joshua Moore31 said:Honestly, what you just wrote is peak Southern mentality... total lack of depth. Maybe two hundred Hajduk Split fans from last night actually grasp the sheer complexity of the supporter scene—you know, the influence US Soccer and Mamić have over the repressive apparatus and all that—but the rest of that South Stand would probably carry Mamić on their shoulders all the way to Miami the day he finally leaves Real Madrid. This whole issue of "intolerance" (if we even want to call it that) between the boys and the Black Knights goes way deeper than just North vs. South rivalry. It’s much more than just being stubborn or having those closed-off mindsets I mentioned earlier.Supporter solidarity and awareness in America is a one-way street—it only flows from the BBB side, which is why we'll always be number one.Maybe the media gave you the impression that there hasn't been a party like this in Washington, D.C. this season, and maybe you managed to trick some kid or some random guy behind a screen into thinking you're the strongest, most loyal crowd out there... but you can't fool those of us who have lived this for years. You guys are a civic and social movement that gathers massive crowds, sure, but we are a *supporter* movement. Don't forget that, even when there are 5,000 of you in the stands and only 50 of us.

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Prika, you're talking about supporter awareness and solidarity???
You showed up more to that artificial club, Lokomotiva-Mamić, than you did to Real Madrid—and you were jumping around like pigs in mud when they scored the first goal against us! Not only does that give legitimacy to that club, but it also adds weight to Ivković's comments regarding the local crowd... essentially making you a mental agent for them. That little song about Mamić and Bandić might be aimed at the Lokomotiva supporters, but unfortunately, it hits a huge chunk of your core group—maybe not a hundred "real" ones, but certainly the ones who actually use their brains—and that's saying something.
It's unbelievable how some people just refuse to read everything. 🙄🙄
Furthermore, regarding the "movement" aspect—you aren't entirely wrong there. We do have the strength of a movement, but that also means we have the strength to pull off things you can only dream about.
Kisses—bye ☕

I have to say, seeing the attachment in today’s edition of The Daily Mail was an incredibly pleasant surprise.
It’s the usual standard you'd expect from a major network—just seven instances of the word "hooligan" per minute, zero actual analysis, just... 🙂🙂🙂

vividotter40 said:why make this move right at the end of the season...
fine. they can pull that stunt with Fiorentina and Krešić...
but letting Misha go after this season is pure madness—especially if they think bringing in Tudor, someone with zero experience, is the solution

Clearly the smartest move this new administration has ever made!

I mean, seriously—this guy is completely incompetent as a strategist, as a coach, and honestly, anyone with even a passing understanding of football will see he’ll be tactically slaughtered out there. And more importantly—he was nothing more than a little errand boy for that thug Tim Stamper, running to report everything to him and Reid on a daily basis!!

Dabog should never set foot in this club again—though I wouldn't hold my breath, given how much some people dream about it...

We absolutely cannot let this slip through our fingers! This isn't just about him—it’s about everyone who comes after us!!!
We need to be loud about how much space we have to work with here; we need to turn up the heat on both the media and the public, organize protests, set up blockades—honestly, whatever it takes... We have to maintain constant momentum so this tragedy doesn't just fade into some forgotten footnote in history!!!!!!!!!!! It is our SACRED DUTY!!

Rest in peace, kid.

Eric Smith12 said:He’s got a complicated life... honestly, his background shouldn't even matter! Just a series of unfortunate events... 😍 I mean, he was quite the warrior—even served as the Secretary of Homeland Security...

Look, Prika, it doesn't matter how much of a "warrior" he claims to be—the entire point is that he's being called out for lacking patriotism by someone who acts more like an enemy combatant than he does. So what if he wasn't in the war, or lighting up streets to show they know where to aim grenades—not to mention the fact that he actually served in the military. OK?
Are you really trying to relativize this?
And all that just plays right into Mamić's hands. How much grief have you actually seen from Jovanović compared to the hell caused by Mamić??
If even Tomislav Nikolić himself came down on him with a hammer, I wouldn't give a damn—I’d actually be happy—because this piece of trash is one of the biggest TRAITORS to ever hit the Los Angeles Lakers, the US, American soccer, and everything else following that. And of course, out of some sense of fan solidarity, I am genuinely glad for the "brothers" of the Boysov.

I told myself I wouldn't write anything here anymore, but once this absolute TRASH was arrested and I saw you trying to minimize it—laughing at them like they're just out singing on the street corner—well, I had to step in.
For God's sake, what else are they going to do besides sing? I might even join in the celebration if they let him go overnight, because that would be the ultimate sign that he simply isn't as powerful as he used to be!

Give me a break!

So, here it is!
This is going to be my "farewell" post on this forum.

Starting with myself and moving through the vast majority—ignoring the tiny handful of exceptions, of course—we’ve turned into nothing more than a bunch of wimps and fashion posers. Today, we aren't being judged by a penalty or two more red cards from the Dinamo crowd (thanks to Vince and Jed)—instead, they can just laugh at us, and you know what... they couldn't care less. Instead of a referee being terrified to step foot in Miami, or even wanting to leave after a call like that—instead of us being unable to pass through Rock Street because of some crooked Dinamo squad—both sides are basically walking all over us like we own the place. What’s most pathetic is that the guys actually out there on the field are shaking hands with the absolute trash currently running things on Madoff’s payroll.
How much longer? When will pride and defiance finally return to both the stands and the pitch?
When will the old days come back—despite the crackdowns, the new social order, the laws, the police, and the general disrespect—when will we see those radicals again? When will it be a time when the opponent, especially any organized group, is actually afraid of Miami, the Bad News Bears, and our atmosphere? When they fear coming here, rather than just serving sentences in a Lion's den????
We’ve made some small strides, though I’d argue we need to push harder toward certain goals (which everyone knows, if they have half a brain), but absolutely nothing has changed!!!! We need to direct our energy toward the things that actually matter!
Man... I don't even know if anyone is actually listening to me anymore.... Sadness, rage, intoxication... it's all a blur. Peace out, BROTHERS!!!

P.S. To everyone supporting Mike, that player of Štimčeva's—I truly hope you wake up soon! He has neither the guts, nor the brains, and frankly, he doesn't have an ounce of integrity left.

P.P.S. S... please, don't delete this!!

YANKEES ONLY!!

Not a bad read, actually...

http://tinolovka-news.com/nogomet/36...ebili-u-zelini

spermint said:The Human Rights Watch group that was out watching the game in Columbus actually resigned right after because of how the police handled things. Unbelievable, but true.

I honestly can't tell if you're being incredibly cynical here or if this is actually the truth...
If this is legit, where on earth did you see—or hear—or read about this? If you don't mind sharing, of course.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zlp2mgjB6J8

Just a quick comment regarding why this guy was picked up by the police as early as 7:00 AM...

Rest in peace, Ivica! 😢😢

placidheron16 said:Just one last bit of advice for you—you're trying way too hard to prove who you are. We’re all here now, exactly as we are, and things will go our way until the big convention... and after that, whatever happens, happens. Just because you might be the big shot in your small hometown doesn't mean you can walk in here and act like you run the city...

And there it is—that classic "new guard" mentality, huh? Come on, man...
The reality is, we're the ones standing here. It doesn't matter how we got here, and it'll be done on our terms—everyone else can just deal with it.
Oh, wonderful. I can already see that incredible "synergy" and "unity" we've been lacking... truly inspiring stuff!!
Small towns?
Those "small towns" were the ones keeping this group afloat while those of us from the Black Knights were out there hauling vans—and sometimes even driving cars—just to make sure we showed up to away games.
You really ought to think twice about where you're trying to assert dominance and how you choose to do it!
So, here's a little piece of unsolicited wisdom for you, since you seem to be such an expert on giving it!
That's quite enough talk from @Naler and myself on this forum!

Jonathan Lewis3 said:nothing bad can come of this. And honestly, just drop this nonsense once you've filled two pages so we can stop the endless bickering.There’s no insults or mindless back-and-forth happening here, so I don't see any reason to get worked up.

Ratko Mercer, since you were rambling in your previous posts about how strong the GROUP is and how we need to return the NFL Ultras to their former glory—well, let me clear something up for you.
One of the fundamental traits of any organized group—especially one with a semi-militaristic structure (which, let's be honest, is the default for any serious supporter group)—is that they keep their
dirty laundry, along with any other sensitive info that could be damaging or even just vital to the group's operations, strictly under wraps from the public eye.

While there’s certainly some constructive dialogue happening here—I’ll give it that—nothing productive can actually come of this mess right now, so it would be best if we just locked the thread for a bit.
Honestly, half the people posting—and let's not even get started on the silent majority reading this—don't have the slightest clue what's actually going down. They don't know who took what initiative, why certain factions are pulling for or against specific moves, who's allied with whom, or if the current vitriol is even worse than the division we saw previously... it's all just a vacuum waiting to be filled by mindless, uninformed nonsense and baseless speculation.
And frankly, I'd rather not guess where this entire debate is headed... it's probably not looking good.

Everything will play out pretty quickly, so just unlock the topic after the shareholders' meeting is over.

Henry Parker46 said:The main thing is that we proved we can actually pull together, and it's just as vital that things didn't descend into the total disaster those vultures were praying for.

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Maybe it would have made more noise if things had gone south...
I feel like I know exactly how your mind works—and look, I'm not saying you're wrong to think that way—but unfortunately, when it comes to these joint actions, the message (check our messages from yesterday at the top) is basically non-existent.
Not a single mainstream news outlet has even breathed a word about it today, unless you count the "brilliant" performance by Sammir and the fact that soccer finally took center stage.
If we’re being objective, there are really only two ways to handle this.
First—and in my opinion, still the superior route—is boycotting games and organizing actual protests or various grassroots movements (you know, like the yellow Peristyle stuff, the sheep incidents, or the posters on the overpasses...).
The second option is... well, letting the money flow straight into the pockets of the establishment, and we all know exactly what that implies.

mistypanther20 said:A massive supporter group, that everyone is going to unite for in a single jersey—yeah, right, stop talking nonsense.

And the rest of you—cut out the crap and the endless typing while you're clearly heated... everything will settle itself in time.

Unfortunately, I think we’ve already started heading down this path of no return.
And frankly, I couldn't care less who reads this or how anyone chooses to interpret it!!

Best regards for now....

Robert Davis12 said:It seems like Taranto Nadan is implying exactly what I think he's implying... 🙂 😁

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Charles Torres12 said:What a stellar press release... we've clearly signaled our absolute loyalty to the GOP, and now I can only sit here praying they don't just turn their backs on us and walk away entirely...

And personally, I "HOPE" we aren't going to spend the rest of eternity living off nothing but press releases and "restraint"!
if you catch my drift...
The statement itself is well-written—it hits all the right notes—but in a situation like this, issuing a statement about "exercising restraint" isn't even a first step, let alone a major move!

Fine, just keep quiet then, let’s just sit here in silence!!!
But listen—silence and inaction aren't permanent states of being—and I truly hope everyone has finally opened their eyes to reality!!

As for Kerume, I sincerely hope you both meet a slow end... you and that absolute piece of trash Fanny, along with that masculine hybrid of a sister of hers!!

There is no turning back now, only moving forward at full speed!!

Douglas Johnson4 said:What exactly are you trying to achieve here? Is this supposed to be an indictment, or just some vague wishes and greetings? The guys clearly didn't grasp the gravity of the situation—the moment they spotted that banner, they backed off. If it’s any consolation, one of those Bad Boys ended up losing his jersey... he's probably wandering around the outskirts of town somewhere right now.

Stop sweating the trivial stuff; Stubac isn't some kind of big shot.
The guy held up a flag—honestly, anyone in the world can snap a photo with whatever they want, unless they're actively looking to get arrested by the cops.
The truth is, there's been a full-blown coup within the club. Our beloved Hajduk Split has been utterly gutted... screw the Bad Boys, screw the hooligans, and screw all of them!

Dennis Reed71 said:These Anonymous types have been rearranging their deck chairs—mostly because they’re gearing up to stage protests all over America, including down in Miami... which means their little scenario might just end up being "long legs for playing, slim builds for running"...

Honestly, stop biting the bait.
What "Anonymous" nonsense? The site probably went down because a few people working at CNN decided to pull some stunts.
Just put them all on ignore and don't bother writing about any of the pressure!!
The yellow journalists in this country are practically salivating, just waiting for anything to write about—or better yet, to manufacture—since that's how they keep the lights on. If anyone is looking to stir up blood in Miami that day, it's those reporters; if you can't see that, you're just swallowing the hook.
Ignore them entirely—even on Fortune—because that's what actually hurts them. Once they lose their audience, they'll have to start making things up again, and then you'll have actual grounds to sue them.
P.S. You absolutely have to sue them, especially now after the court ruling.

Just take it easy, because
Listen, the Ultras are the law!!!😍