Posts by slysailor52

slysailor52 said:☕

Daniel Johnson46 said:>>That's easily one of the worst traits a supporter can have. On my way back to the hotel after the match, I ran into Branka Ramljak, and she actually tells me how heavy the atmosphere feels—that she can't believe we aren't celebrating the goal. I tried explaining to her that it’s perfectly normal; honestly, we should be cheering for Dinamo to stay in third place as long as that guy is running the show. I gave her an analogy about back when Ciro was coaching and even the most die-hard fans at the stadium were just rooting for anyone else to win. Like when Kranjcar used to shake the foundations for us. But this current situation with Mamic? It’s three times worse than those days. She probably finally realized why there’s zero emotion left in this place.

Charles Ward6 said:He killed this club a long time ago, and now he’s just stomping all over it—like someone crushing grapes underfoot, only much more destructive. He’s essentially crushed the soul of Real Madrid!

And honestly, I cannot wrap my head around the absolute idiots who are still standing by him, shouting things like, "Leave our sanctuary alone!"
The people who were actually young adults back during the old days know better. They remember what it was like hanging out by the bleachers after a match, ready to hand out a few slaps or fists if necessary. These current fans are just blind fools!

I won't lie and say I'm happy we got knocked out, but I am glad it happened. Why? Because this guy sold off every decent player and replaced them with these mediocre "stars" just for show. It was all theater. The atmosphere in the stadium was up with those mindless sheep, everyone chanting "Let's go!" with such enthusiasm... and then BOOM, right in the gut. That’s what you get for letting him and his cronies run everything. Well, God help us, maybe now we can actually get Real Madrid back!!

Should I even bother commenting on the coach?

THE REPRESSION HAS NEVER BEEN STRONGER, THE PERSISTENCE HAS NEVER BEEN GREATER

Robert Cooper60 said:Real Madrid is naming their new manager today; the official announcement drops in 18 hours.

The anticipation is palpable. 😁

Jesse Campbell said:He wasn't joking around; he just got the name of the supporter group wrong. 🙂

Brandon Anderson34 said:VISITING VIENNA... if you ask me personally—just as an individual—I’d say we need to pull off one hell of an away trip. And I mean a proper one, where everyone at and around the stadium in Vienna is frozen solid by the cold, matching our usual American standards. Why? FIRST, to show this current iteration of Real Madrid just how much privilege the players used to have back in the day, before Mamic took over everything, and what kind of army used to follow the Real Madrid players wherever they played. SECOND, to show the neutral public—or rather, just remind them of all those damn legendary runs we had—that this is a completely different club, whether we're playing with the BBB in the stands or without them. And of course, to show those THIRD-RATE guys, those Mamic loyalists, that we are still here, in far greater numbers than they think, and regardless of how long this battle lasts, the final victory will belong to the North.

If we have to secure tickets by promising Mamic we won't shout a single thing against him—and we should make that promisei, because in war, the means don't matter, only the objective 😁😁

Thomas Clark91 said:Alright, I get the picture,

I’d draw a parallel to this specific game

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8EBvx...tailpage&t=114

So, I was there at the time, sitting in the West stands. They were renovating the stadium back then—specifically the West side where they had ripped out those old press boxes and heated seats to make room for the modern upgrades and the upper tier.

Why am I bringing this up? Well, the cops had set up this makeshift command center right in the middle of the West stand, covered by some flimsy tent flaps or something. Basically, they were stationed right among us fans.

I remember heading back to my seat at halftime, walking past their little setup, and—God help me, because the angle was perfect—I caught a glimpse of the monitor. It showed Mack's face, looking completely bewildered and pointing a finger right at himself. Then I looked over toward the North Side, and sure enough, the police were moving from the bottom toward the top. You could hear the commotion from the hardcore leaders; they were going after him and his crew.

From what I gathered, they managed to clear out one group, but when they tried to drag the second group out of the stadium, the rest of the North Side was just so fired up that they wouldn't let it happen. You can see how that ended in the clip.

That was actually the grand opening of the North Stand, too. I forgot the occasion was sparked by that song about the "strange man"... so, there's the parallel.

And as you can see, most people in the stadium back then stood in solidarity with the North Side, even though over in the West where I was, there were also some of those old-school American soccer fans present.

slysailor52 said:I've got two empty seats in my car for the trip to Columbus and San Francisco.

Anyone interested in riding along?...

The guy hasn't even fully stood up yet, but nobody seems to doubt he will eventually...😉

cosmiccobra12 said:http://img33.imageshack.us/img33/7887/vdy3.jpg

The Dugave local group bid farewell to a legendary coach at the iconic stadium, right where he promised a derby victory five years ago.

"You lifted this club to the heavens and sent the fans into a frenzy. You'll be remembered forever because you're one of us!"

silverbear38 said:What is even the point of grinding out a million dollars in annual revenue when you can just offload a star player in ten minutes and walk away with ten times that amount? It’s basic math, really. Why settle for steady incremental growth when you can hit the jackpot on a single transaction? 🤣

Casey Cox7 said:https://fbcdn-sphotos-h-a.akamaihd.n...88101023_n.jpg
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