Posts by analogheron19

Look, I don't have an issue talking shop with anyone about pretty much anything. As long as we’re being open, skipping the mind games, and actually using some logic—and more importantly, as long as I know exactly who I'm debating—we're good. To be honest, I've always stood my ground and held my own opinions. That's a far cry from 99 percent of the firmament, who are either complete idiots swallowing everyone else's lies or just spineless cowards too terrified to ever speak their minds because they're scared of offending someone. They'd rather bury their heads in the sand than stand up for what's right.
It’s easy to hide behind some random screen name and talk trash about people whose identities are common knowledge. If you want to actually matter, you need the guts to step out from behind the keyboard and show your face. Then we can see what everyone really thinks. Starting with me, for instance—I've got plenty of ammunition to go around for anyone who wants to play, so don't even worry about it.

Kyle Campbell4 said:analogheron19

You’re doing a great job scrubbing @apostola just because he calls you out for being a little petty with the cards, yet you conveniently leave those ads about Mamić's payroll untouched. Honestly, screw him—it’s got nothing to do with this, man. 😉

I’m wiping out all the nonsense and the idiots, regardless of where they come from.
As for that guy on Tapatalk, he’s talking absolute nonsense. Of course I wasn't flipping tickets for triple what I paid—that would be impossible. Why? Because I was scoring them for free and then reselling them for $500 a pop. It’s simple math. Now I’ve got enough lined up for a new condo and a new car, with plenty left over to fund my travels, starting with a trip out to Tbilisi.
I’m still sitting here debating whether I should jump on the Olympic bandwagon too. I mean, there’s gotta be money to be made just clicking away during those games, right?

Hey guys, does anyone happen to have one of those old-school jerseys from the '98 World Cup in France? You know the one—with the bulldog clutching the Eiffel Tower in its paws..

Who on earth is actually defending the idea of buying tickets early?
Why would anyone just give up before they even start?
Is it really better to show up to the stadium without a ticket and then act all surprised when you can't get through the gates?

Christian Miller48 said:👍 Smart move moving forward!

The Bad Boys can't just hide away in their little bubble, operating under some private set of rules far from public scrutiny. If we actually want to identify the idiots who lack the common sense to realize that throwing part of the group under the bus out of pure spite—claiming they aren't welcome at futsal anymore—is how we live out the vision for this Dynamo, we have to be consistent. We want a club that is everything it wasn't yesterday. The upcoming matches will tell us if this was just an isolated incident where we actually learned something, or if we’ve become more obsessed with our own egos than the goals we claim to stand for. If it's the latter, we might as well just lock the doors and go home. The Bad Boys need to prove once again that they are a constructive force for this club, more than anything else. To pull that off, you "just" have to swallow your pride, admit you screwed up, and fix it—which, let's face it, is the hardest thing anyone has ever done. In this context, admitting a mistake means identifying the specific people who started the mess and telling them they aren't welcome at futsal Dynamo games anymore. Even if the fan code says you shouldn't name names publicly, the internal disciplinary committee within the group needs to step up right now

In my book, these are the bottom line issues. Swallow your pride and admit the screw-up; it's the only way to ensure not just progress, but survival.
Someone feel free to tell me I'm acting like a know-it-all, but damn it, that's just how things are. This isn't just about this one isolated (and frankly, exaggerated) situation, but a pattern we've seen plenty of times over the last few years.
Cheers.👍

Jesse Wells8 said:Maybe analogheron19 could weigh in on what that guy with the piercings is up to. As for everyone else, I have no clue.

We're talking about our own people here, yet this guy keeps bringing up the die-hards. Anything else you want to add?

Robert Cooper60 said:it’s not over yet 🙏

To translation, the Dinamo Chicago supporters association founded back in 2001, based out of Drašković Street in the heart of the city, is officially dead. But look, just because they don't have an official association doesn't mean the BBB fans are done. Sure, maybe it's mostly at futsal matches now, but the boycott against the football club is still very much alive...

Are you seriously trying to tell me it’s a good thing that the association went into bankruptcy and lost its home base? Like, who actually cares about that?

hollowsurfer22 said:To hell with sports, cheering, and all this nonsense when you're stuck depending on politicians and idiots...

If we actually used our brains for once, those idiots in office would be forced to answer to us.☕

cosmicbear15 said:The way this city is being run... it’s a disaster.

.......After indoor Dinamo sent an open letter to Chicago Mayor Bernie Sanders complaining that they can't get any court time at Madison Square Garden—even though they've paid every single bill on time—it looks like there might actually be a fix coming. Bernie Sanders has scheduled a meeting with club reps for Thursday. In the meantime, he told KRO that he'll have everything ironed out by tomorrow at 2:30 PM.

- By tomorrow at 2:30 PM, we'll have a proposed solution ready. I can tell you right now, Dinamo will play where they belong because these guys do their job properly. This is amateur level stuff; there's no profit involved here, Bernie Sanders stated.

Will this become part of the public utility needs?

- We are going to do everything in our power to solve this issue for the long haul, Bernie Sanders concluded......

Who knows, maybe we'll actually see a positive outcome for once.

Look, nothing is officially settled yet, but don't sweat it—it’s coming.
Ever since that first arrest, his whole empire has been in a freefall. It doesn't matter how hard they try to pump the brakes; the momentum is gone.
His influence is evaporating across the board, and honestly, he’s become a massive liability to everyone involved. That Lozancic case? It’s the perfect storm, hitting him right when he's most vulnerable.
And let's be clear: his resignation didn't fix a single thing. If anything, he only stepped down to try and dodge the heat, but it's not working.
The Sports Act is already in play, so now all eyes are on the Stadium Riot Act.

Joseph Hall9 said:Tom, what's even your point for being on this forum? If you don't feel like moderating, just hand the keys over to someone else.

Go ahead, introduce yourself and lay it all out. Tell us exactly what the issue is, where things went sideways, or what specifically got under your skin.

To all the American sports fans out there—and those who just act like they belong to the clubs—I want to wish you a Merry Christmas. I hope the New Year brings you nothing but health, happiness, and a fat bank account. Most importantly, I hope we finally kick this mafia out of our country once and for all.

Douglas Rodriguez27 said:Look, Scott Jones9, why are you guys being so hard on yourselves? It’s pathetic. If there isn't anything positive to actually look forward to, then nobody is going to stick around. You can't build a future on nothing but pure spite and running an underground operation.

You're spot on.☕

bluebear42 said:D) Ban the club from international competition for as many years as possible...

I’m just as confused as everyone else. If they’re actually pushing for privatization, why on earth do they think a "majority owner" can just keep this whole group together? They expect everyone to sit there and vote peacefully because they’re too scared of losing their jobs at what’s supposedly the "top company in the country"?
If that's the case, we're looking at the exact same rigged playbook they used with the Dinamo situation.
And honestly, seeing this kind of shady maneuvering is nothing new...

It’s because there's a very real chance one of those "insiders" pulls out some paperwork claiming they personally loaned the club hundreds of millions of dollars. Then, suddenly, that debt gets converted into equity.
One guy—could be a big-shot executive or some board member—claims he's owed the cash, someone else nods and confirms it's true, and boom: just like that, they've manufactured their ownership stake.

William Williams21 said:Tomo, you really should’ve posted this in a different thread. Our group already went out to donate blood back on October 9th, so we aren't eligible to go again just yet. Besides, this affects everyone anyway.

If anyone can swing by the local clinic, please do. At the end of the day, it's just about people looking out for one another.