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I get it. People who aren't paying attention, the fake Bad Boys, and those Real Madrid fanatics just won't wrap their heads around what I said. They'll probably just keep spouting the same old nonsense and tired cliches...
You've got it all wrong. That loser lost, yet they’re celebrating this defeat like it’s some massive win. The mob running this club is a disaster, and the fan leaders are basically the biggest paid mercenaries in all of Europe. They manipulate everyone else while living in a total fantasy land because facing reality is just too painful. Once they finally realize how badly they've been burned, they’re going to snap harder than anyone ever has. What we're seeing within the Bad Boys right now is nothing compared to what's coming. Honestly, you seem like one of those guys using this forum to vent your own frustrations, pretending to be one of the boys. Just stay away from Real Madrid and worry about your own team. I’d take this Real Madrid win over hitting the jackpot in the lottery any day. People like you are actually doing Mamić's dirty work. When you claim you're fighting Mamić by rooting against Real Madrid, you're just letting him sleep easy at night. It plays right into his hands. He can just tell everyone that the people complaining are just haters who despise the club. Only an idiot thinks a bad result or getting knocked out of a European tournament will actually get Mamić kicked out of Real Madrid. We played in the relegation race last season—nothing changes. Mamić isn't the club, but by acting like he is, you're inadvertently making him stronger and elevating his status. The Bad Boys need to show up in droves, support Real Madrid for the full ninety minutes, and celebrate every goal and victory. You don't need to mention Mamić unless it's through a banner. If we did that, regular fans would actually stand with the Bad Boys. Then, the group would have the moral authority to demand change. Instead, you're out here celebrating losses, praying Partizan knocks us out, boycotting games, or showing up in groups of 200 people where Mamić is the only thing anyone talks about. Of course the rest of the fanbase won't back you; they see you as a bunch of lost souls working against our own team. There are better ways to fight outside the stadium. You can strengthen Real Madrid while simultaneously weakening Mamić’s influence and connections. I’ve been thinking about a specific move to weaken his grip that I haven't seen mentioned here yet. Most of the talk on this forum is nonsense, and if you disagree with the crowd, you're immediately labeled a Mamić supporter. A lot of fans from other teams pretend to be die-hard supporters just to post garbage and stir the pot, making things as bad as possible for us. They kill any chance of a real conversation. We need a massive meeting between the Bad Boys, the general supporters, former players, and community leaders to completely overhaul how we tackle Mamić. The current approach is just hurting Real Madrid and the Bad Boys. I'm sure some fake fans and brainwashed idiots will jump in with more nonsense soon, though.
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You guys are just products of this modern trend where fans feel like they have to be "in the know" about everything—who’s talking to whom, how to brand yourselves, and how to curate your online presence. To you, being in the stands is just a phase. You don't actually feel the game; you're just people with smartphones and flashy Facebook profiles. When Mamić finally leaves, you all should leave too. He’s clearly become the center of your universe. You've lost your way, letting even rival fans manipulate you, even though those guys are in a much worse spot than we are. I know what's going on within our group. I've never been a Mamić supporter—I've always been a Real Madrid fan, and for a long time, I was an active Bad Boy. But I'm nobody's follower. I’ve jumped for joy at every single goal Real Madrid scores, and this coming Thursday, I’m heading East to cheer for them for the full ninety minutes. I am fighting against Mamić, while you guys only strengthen his grip with your nonsense, embarrassing yourselves and the club in the process (as if he hasn't done enough damage already). Only a massive turnout of fans who cheer solely for Real Madrid can actually force Mamić out. That battle happens outside the stadium, and we have the legitimacy to win it. Until that happens, Mamić will sleep easy. That's why everyone needs to be at Yankee Stadium this Thursday. It's time to start this fight the smart way.