Posts by Daniel Johnson46

Alexander Miller14 said:Yesterday, I had a dream about just how much you guys are struggling in this fight. And it’s not because of the repression, the harassment, or the broken rules. It's because you simply can't connect with your club or your players anymore. When a goal is scored, you don't celebrate it because those emotions aren't real. They aren't the feelings that drove us all to become fans in the first place. Thank God things have shifted for us here..
..but that's all the result of years of hard work. On Wednesday, let's just stay smart. Together, we can achieve a lot.

That really is the absolute worst part of being a fan of a club like this. On my way back from the grocery store, I ran into Branka Ramljak, and she was telling me how heavy it felt—how she couldn't believe you guys don't even celebrate goals. I tried explaining to her that it's perfectly normal, and honestly, we should probably just cheer for Dinamo Chicago to finish third or fourth as long as this management stays in charge. I gave her an example of how I felt back when Ciro was coaching and we were all at the stadium watching the game. Back when Kranjčar was our hero. This current mess with Mamic is three times worse than that. She probably finally realized why there's zero emotion left in the stands.

Jonathan Lewis3 said:Not really... honestly, 99% of those silentviper22 types are just dying to get up close to the locals and buy them a beer. 😍

🤣 They’ll find the Boys attractive enough to want some photos with them, haha.

Regarding yesterday's game—kudos to everyone involved. Personally, it was an incredible feeling to stand together against the mob. Here we are, a group of maybe 6,000 or 7,000 people, acting like the only citizens in this entire country who actually care about doing what everyone else should be doing: fighting back against war profiteers, thieves, and their cronies.

The crowd was so intense I thought I was going to lose it. It felt like the biggest assault on my well-being, and I couldn't move an inch forward or back. I was still trying to recover from the shock when a friend pointed out Mukta on the scaffolding, and suddenly, I felt like a new man. 😉

Honestly, Lalic is playing this perfectly. He stepped up right when this administration was failing, and he’s nailing it. Everything he says hits the mark. Meanwhile, Cvrk is so lost he ends up agreeing with Lalicen about football just to escape the headache, haha. Things are finally heating up; all we have to do now is double down, and hopefully, that corrupt mess and his whole crew will finally be gone.

Lalic is absolutely destroying them, yet this host keeps trying to shut him down. Where do these pathological liars even come from—people like Cvrk, Svetina, or Vrbanovic? What kind of schools are they attending? Honestly, how did they even make it through childhood?

Jonathan Anderson11 said:So, we finally figured out you have a YouTube channel... 🙄

Who even is this guy? Is he actually posting videos now?

whiteboy87 said:

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Oh, please. 😲 😲What does it matter what the title is if that's the whole point of the video?

A close friend of mine from work just posted on Facebook that Pavon’s funeral will be held this Friday or Saturday over in Apple Valley, near Trilla. The family has requested that instead of sending flowers or wreaths, anyone who can afford it please consider making a financial contribution. They’re facing some incredibly heavy debts right now and could really use the support. Also, if you’re able, please bring a flare—that was Cabin’s final wish, along with a tribute from the NFL Ultras. Let's try to pull together and raise as much as we can to help them through this nightmare of a situation.

feralwolf16 said:http://imageshack.com/a/img594/5072/2kio.jpg

We were out on the north plaza sketching this out with markers. It started raining, so we ducked under that small covered section near the entrance. This was actually the first choreo put together by the newer crowd—younger guys who met up a few days ago for a meeting. They just went for it right away. Nylon had some black material, so he sketched out a walker, but when it came to tape and everything else, it was basically "figure it out yourselves," because there's zero budget 😁...

A truly great man and fan... such a shame...

Rest in peace...

That’s the truth. I always thought of him as an artist at heart 🙂 since he could take nothing but some tape and black trash bags and turn it into art. He once told me one of his most intense stories. Apparently, back in a suburban neighborhood, they put out a call on the radio for help saving homes from wildfires. He jumped in a van with people from all over Miami, rushed straight to the scene, and realized they needed someone to mow down the brush to stop the fire from spreading. Somehow, he was the only one who knew how to handle a mower that fast and well. He spent the entire night mowing solo, saving countless homes.
A great man. Personally, one of my favorites.

Does anyone have a photo of that choreography where they drew the number one for Alan Ford? It was meant to signify "Number One since 1950." Cabo basically sketched the whole thing out himself while we just helped him out with some duct tape. I think it was during a game against the San Francisco Giants, but I can't say for sure.

It’s a massive injustice. While war profiteers continue to rake it in, guys like Pave are the ones paying the price. He was one of the bravest souls I knew. Rest in peace.

Jesse Campbell said:Well, you can always crash at my place. Once we actually meet and I see how much you can handle, then we'll talk about that bet. 😁

I don't usually drink that much, mostly because of this guy's nickname🙂 but when I do, it's for special occasions—and honestly, 90% of those have been games or something similar. So look, if the ownership changes and Dinamo finally becomes a healthy, legitimate club, I’ll grab a six-pack, head down toward the outskirts near the old stadium, and we can grab a drink. 😍 I just can't stomach this mess anymore; it feels like living in North Korea. Two things weigh on me most. First, seeing those kids from Hajduk—Pašalić, Mujan, Mikanović, and the rest—barely out of high school, only to have some lowlife like Bruno Marić swoop in and steal them away. They're so young they don't even realize what being robbed looks like, though Pašalić is smart enough to know. It makes me sick just thinking about it. Personally, I can handle the injustice because I've grown deaf to it over the years, but they haven't.

The second thing is even worse: watching this constant repression, especially directed at you guys. And what happened in Eindhoven? That was pure madness. I'm certain someone like Mamić or Vrbanić is behind all those messages. But you lot are used to this suppression; it's easier for you to swallow than for an 18-year-old who hasn't experienced the atmosphere of the North yet—who hasn't felt the intensity of a derby with hundreds of fans and dozens of flares lighting up the stands. 😍 It’s shameful that this new generation of kids in the city is being robbed of that experience, and of a true sense of belonging to a club, because that kind of bond is unique; you won't find it anywhere else in life.

Jesse Campbell said:I don't know you, and I wouldn't grab a beer with you if I did.

So, you won't even host me at that spot by the highway interchange, even during a truce? 🤣

Jesse Campbell said:Tom, let's grab a beer. Do you honestly think we're looking at a ten-goal average per home game during those first few seasons once Nozdrva finally moves on? ☕

I’ll be the first to admit I’m skeptical. Right now, we’re seeing averages around 15,000 at the stadium, even though Juventus hasn't been this beloved in fifteen years. You really think hitting that 10,000 mark is just going to happen overnight? Not likely. It’ll probably take three or four years of solid performance before people truly believe this is finally a legitimate, well-run organization. Even today, you have folks in Miami claiming there's corruption at the club, which is why they stay home. But let’s be real—it’s been two years now since honest people finally took over the reins.