Posts by loneeagle6

lonefox22 said:And don't forget, there are plenty of locals who don't even make their living from tourism. I'd say they make up about 60% of the population.

Dear Mr. lonefox22,

Well, about 96% of those folks are just career bureaucrats working for the local GOP or holding down cushy government jobs in the city administration...

So yeah, they can easily swing by for a quick lunch on Monday at 11:00, grab a bite, and then they're basically headed home before you even notice...

Best,
loneeagle6

neonhawk6 said:"Kids in San Diego are shouting: 'The outsiders are coming, get the grills ready, I can't wait!'"

Absolute savages—honestly, they seem about a century removed from civilized society.

Hey everyone,

just give me a break... 😉

The guy who wrote this whole thing—trying to act like he’s preaching reason and calling for an end to this North vs. South rivalry—is actually just using one of my favorite lines: "You guys aren't even from here, so why bother..." 🤣 🤣 😁 🙏>

Greetings from Brooklyn... 😉 😁

Take care.
Kujta

Carl Hernandez3 said:The real issue here is everyone trying to rewrite history regarding who was actually sitting in whose section during some tournament back in '87.
Who was actually tearing up the stadium in Miami back in 1980?
Who really played dirty against the big cities in '60 or '79?
Which teams were getting crushed by the guys from Chicago or Philly—who basically kept the smaller clubs from ever becoming stable major league staples?

Truth be told, everyone was playing nice with them until about '89—that’s just how the game worked. Everyone has their skeletons in the closet, and let's face it, that's just the way it is.

Dear Mr. Hernandez,

Nice way to start the morning, and a solid way to end it. 👍

Hats off to you...

Best regards,
loneeagle6

Terry Howard7 said:What’s the big deal? Did we actually have some unspoken agreement to let things slide when needed and then just break it? Besides, we were all beating up this same star back in Chicago four hours ago.

Dear Mr. Whiskey...

Don't act stupid... Winning isn't the problem. Honestly, letting them win would just be sad and unsportsmanlike... though I guess that's happened before... 🙄Well, I used to be an athlete myself...

Talking about those early fouls by the two players, the verbal jabs at Jeanette and the rest of that whole mess...

You were the first one complaining about how Lox plays against teams like the Galaxy—no yellow cards, nothing like that... but now that they're playing you...

And then there's that...

Anyway, thanks for the reply...

All the best...
I'm sorry, but I don't recognize that name or term. Could you clarify what you mean?

Carl Hernandez3 said:May 29, 1960.

Two of Dinamo’s key players suffered serious injuries from the opponent's brutal tackles—which sparked a massive protest from the club's board—and the atmosphere in the stands was absolutely electric, bordering on dangerous, during the big derby between Hajduk and Dinamo. At the time, the Blue squad was locked in a "photo finish" with Red Star in the race for the championship title, but they hit a major roadblock right in Split against the home side. Hajduk walked away with a 3-2 victory, leaving the second-place Dinamo trailing Red Star by a point with only three games left. A draw would have been enough for the Blues to stay in contention for first place; they went on to win all their remaining matches, but Red Star managed to pull through as well, ultimately clinching the title. After the whistle, Dinamo's chief secretary, Otto Hofmann, released an official statement expressing pure outrage over the reception in Split, stating: “The match was played under impossible conditions; several of our players were seriously injured due to malicious fouls—specifically Jerković and Matuš. Throughout the game, our players were surrounded by intense tension and stones being thrown from the stands onto the pitch.” Later on, some individuals even threw stones at the Dinamo team bus, while the Hajduk management actually confiscated negatives from the visiting photographers, destroying their work. The drama didn't end there either—the local club officials publicly called out their own player, Ante Zanetić, for not playing hard enough, and he was later physically assaulted in town... The home defender, Stipe Ilić, essentially neutralized Dinamo’s most dangerous striker, Dražan Jerković, within the first ten minutes with a brutal blow to the shin, forcing him off on a stretcher. He was replaced by then-junior Ivica Cvitković. In the second half, Pavle Garov leveled the playing field with a similar move on Željko Matuš, who also had to leave the field. Under the rules back then, you couldn't make tactical substitutions once players were gone, so Dinamo had to fight through the last thirty minutes with only ten men. Despite the chaos, Luka Liposinović gave the Blues the lead with a volley in the 12th minute, and Zlatko Papec equalized in the 31st following an assist from Garov. Two minutes after that, Liposinović nearly shattered the woodwork. However, the Blues reclaimed the lead when Nedeljko Dugandžija took a pass from Vladimir Čonča, beat the keeper, Ante Vulić, and shook the net. Just before halftime, Garov leveled things again with a strike from 20 yards out. Finally, in the 50th minute, Papec capitalized on a pass from Zvonko Bege to make it 3-2.

I mean, seriously, is this even real life?
People were so obsessed with Red Star that they actually turned on their own player for not being aggressive enough—it's just wild.

Hi everyone,

just wondering...

Usually, every question finds its answer, and every corner of the internet is filled with them. 😉 😁 Every nook and cranny...

They seem to have an answer for everything, acting like they know it all, basically the peak of human intellect...

But since I posted this morning at 8:21 AM, nobody has said a single word.

How is that possible? Really... 🤔

Question: who are these people (assuming we aren't talking about the ones they actually get along with, like those Portland Demons)???

😉 🤔

Best,
loneeagle6

You don't need 15, just one goal....

Video:



And for good measure, a description of the legendary Amigo, copied and pasted from football icons (where else would I get it...... ☕ )

"Fernando (like Magellan discovering a path to India) went for the ball, cut slightly to his right—which for our guy Pletikos was left). He leaned onto his right shoulder, lunged left, using all that height and width, and then it was like "late night jazz": Baiano just tapped the ball and it started crawling toward the net. Like a snail. Don Fernando pulled off a trick I've never seen before; he chased the ball, people, he actually chased it, following it like a bocce player follows an idea. Slow, slow. The ball crawls, Baiano crawls, and Pletikos, who's practically glued to the goalpost, realizes it's not over yet. And because of him, the drama turns into tragedy. It's like an old Greek play where even the gods catch their breath. A Split resident turns around, thinking: "Wait, I can save this..." He rises, spins, and dives for the bottom right corner, and look, he's already reached the ball... will he grab it with his fingertips, will he...? No, he won't. It crosses the line anyway. Just barely: over the line! The goal of all goals."

No more questions..? Thanks a lot!...

Keep it steady.. ☕☕☕

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Joseph Parker said:Yeah, that's exactly the problem!

But there are people who couldn't care less about any of that, who would go to the stadium if it were actually decent. Those are the people we need to win over.
Listen, you idiot, I said we got used to the concrete jungle, but your average citizen in Chicago isn't going to show up there. You didn't even read what I wrote, you just wanted to pick a fight... 🙄

And the fact that the fan groups are the way they are? That's on people like you. 🙂

First off, the only idiots in this situation are your parents, for not teaching you how to talk like a human being without insulting people, even online. You should be embarrassed, but I guess I'll reply anyway.

In short: I don't give a damn about the people who might come if the stadium was normal, and I don't care if they'd take their kids with them. Why should I care about them? Give us a decent club, a decent league, a decent federation, a decent country, then people will come from Indianapolis, Brod, or everywhere else for a game.

Especially since for the last 10 years, the club has been telling all of us, including you, to just start our own club...

Who's even talking about the fan groups or their state? Are you crazy? I'm asking about the money—over 100 million euros that "someone" needs to provide for demolition and building a new stadium at Yankee Stadium. Who do you think is footing the bill...? Zack, David, the club, Sammy, Cinderella..?

I'm just asking where the money comes from. I wouldn't give a dime of my own. I have nothing against a stadium, as long as I'm not paying for it with my own cash just so some suits can better exploit Petković, Olm, Gojak, and all those academy kids.

Guys, the stadium is the issue...

We’ve all been sick of the same old venue for like 30 years now, right?

But the stadium is really the core of it...

Here's an idea. Everyone calling for a new stadium—Mike, Mickey, David, the fans, the media—since you all want a real arena, something like what they have at Yankee Stadium... just chip in. Break open your own piggy banks and build it cent by cent. And stay far away from taxpayer money, state funds, or anything else hard-working people pay into. Just do it with your own cash. 😉👍

Because the stadium is the main thing. All the other stuff—the anthem being sung by some random guy, the fact that since the nineties the club feels more like a faded version of a Red Sox franchise, how there's drama in the locker room or the stands, or how the leadership seems to be running things from some tiny town in the middle of nowhere... none of that is the problem.

The problem is the stadium. Sure, they probably need to renovate the whole complex too, and we aren't talking millions, we're talking billions... I mean, where would I even send my money if I actually wanted to help... 🙄 🙄

It’s honestly getting ridiculous how much news there is about fan fights and chaos lately.

Every little scrap just ends up on the internet... 🙄 I even stumbled onto this on YouTube... 🙄



Everything’s just gone to hell...

boldtiger7 said:Found this salad video that I bet most people haven't seen...

Kudos to you for making sure people actually saw it. 👍👍👍

Franja fussballgott... 👍

Kind of like Vukas or Bobek (not trying to compare them...) we haven't really seen much of him at Dynamo lately... 👎

Not the one you already saw, but it’s from the mid-nineties and honestly... kind of a legendary game. Better than that... 👍☕



👍☕

Robin Anderson8 said:You totally missed the point, man. You're talking politics now.

Tomorrow, everyone heads to Sunset Valley. And start getting people hyped for Monday and Dinamo Futsal at the Lakers... capacity is around 4,500 to 4,800... needs to be a total show...🙂

Don't worry, it'll be better than that...😉 😉

As for the crowd, whoever shows up will get in, so no stress there... But we won't have five hundred people, maybe just a little more than a GNK - porta game...😉 😉 🙏 😁 😁 😁

Kimberly Clark54 said:It’s not just embarrassing... it’s pathetic how Mamin basically slapped you in the face and humiliated you over some tiny change$2333.

It isn't about the money. It's about whether the people in charge actually know what they're doing...

🙄🙄🙄😵😵

1. Incredible... 🙂

2. I thought about calling people out individually to say thanks, but honestly, I’ve already settled most of that at Salad. And just in case I missed anyone, a huge thanks to absolutely everyone (including us)...

3. All this luck and joy is meant for those who maybe weren't quite there during the peak days of that '95 summer storm or Cvitin's goal against Newcastle back in '97.

4. Just get to the games. Every single futsal match and every away game for the rotten Dinamo. Take the kids to futsal so they can actually enjoy themselves—I haven't seen happier little faces in a long time. There were probably over 100 of them out there, between the players and the crowd. Incredible... Futsal isn't a replacement for Dinamo; it's the path toward our Dinamo... and that happiness mentioned in point 3.

5. Only just saw this video today. I'm sure most of you have already watched it (likely on mute), but I can confidently say it's one of the most powerful clips in the history of cheering in Chicago, especially from the BBB group. This video is everything: 🤣

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5OxO...ature=youtu.be

Bradley Davis69 said:Those Polish and Russian crowds aren't even real fans... they don't care about the club. I’d put them in some amateur MMA group—not that it's really amateur anymore since there are official fights now—they just needed a way to divide themselves up, so they picked certain team colors...

You missed his point... 😉 😉

boldhound8 said:That article is garbage. The guy is just pretending to write about things he doesn't get, taking half-baked info and making his own connections. It's all just a mess...
Whether they admit it or not, what's the difference? It really just comes down to whether you sign or you don't. They've got footage from seven different angles, but they don't even need it. All they need is a "witness," and finding one isn't hard when you've seen how this plays out firsthand...

Ten people take the fall for stuff thousands of people are shouting about. Another twenty get busted because they hit 0.63 instead of 🤣

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1KWlvgUMOgU ☕ ☕

silentsailor28 said:it’s the truth, unfortunately. No idea why we even need this when the West started acting like Real Madrid... things have gone crazy out East. Elections are coming up, so every single member matters now. It’s forcing people’s hands because not everyone can be bought if they actually show up to the West stands...

The bottom-feeders hanging out in the West, mostly around that VIP box area... there's nothing but trash left on this planet...

A hundred times over, the garbage from Zdravko, Davor Šuker, Svetin, Marčinko, and whoever else...

That was aimed at them... and it always will be... 🙂

Gary Martinez2 said:Wonder if the Black Knights have a regular hangout spot, maybe like a local dive bar...

🤣🤣😂😂

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What a complete mess... ☕ ☕

I heard the biggest disaster—besides all those thugs in Columbus—was caused by your "senior member" (😂 🤣) that sociologist Lalić. He got into it with Laljko in the stands right after that penalty against Intel...

Send over the report. All the best... ☕ ☕

slysailor52 said:Onward, next Sunday we've got a home game against those old suburbanites.

Check out why they earned that nickname in this clip:

Among all the famous faces from over twenty years ago (Spring '92) in this video, keep an eye on 1:10 (bottom right, near Boban...) 🤦

Goddammit, Mamić... 😂 🤣 😂 🤣 placidbadger58 just pops up... 🤣

At least I'm warned now, unlike that one old segment I saw on some TV channel way back...

Hard to even describe the shock seeing that at 1:43 and a few times after... 🤣 🤣

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jd0yXzLgXRs

Well, that was recorded later than the Newark stuff... Newark, Jersey City, and the local pub were already safe by then. All the money from those elite military athletes had been donated to charity, and that local watering hole was already being rescued from the clutches of old-school communism... ☕ ☕