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Bad Boys in Fans ·
Raymond Gonzalez7 said:It’s honestly hilarious. All these people acting all high and mighty, mocking anyone who actually cares about the "100% hardcore" fans, are usually the exact same people who couldn't be bothered to show up to a single game. They don't care about the sport; they just live to talk trash. If there’s one thing you can actually count on these losers for, it’s being ready to start a fight over nothing. They exist solely to stir the pot and act like they're better than everyone else.

Are you talking about me?🤔
Bad Boys in Fans ·
Jonathan Anderson11 said:And then they have the nerve to whine about repression... where is it? Seriously, where??

It exists wherever the population density is high enough...
but sure, I guess we’d all rather be a hundred actual Americans than a bunch of random nobodies or some fringe groups out in the middle of nowhere...☕
Bad Boys in Fans ·
Peter Reed22 said:That’s just your take. If you want mine, here it is: Washington, D.C. didn't show anything special. That derby was just another game to them, nothing more, nothing less. People these days are obsessed with clickbait headlines. They actually root for other people's failures just so they can feel a sense of victory. That's just how the world works now.I’m betting at least 60% of the crowd from the derby showed up to the match against the Albanians just a few days ago.The empty seats at the stadium aren't just a coincidence; they’re a direct symptom of the ongoing war between the two main fan factions and the absolute disaster that is the club's management. Whether people want to admit it or not, the blame lies squarely on both sides.

Look, please, enough with the lecturing. It’s obvious plenty of people head out to the games—and they'll be showing up for the Champions League too. So what if they do? I’d be right there with them if I actually could, but seriously, stop posting this kind of mindless nonsense.
Bad Boys in Fans ·
president@whitehouse.gov
cabinet@state.gov
office@state.gov
police@fbi.gov
inquiries@dhs.gov
citizens@whitehouse.gov
You all need to take a hard look at this situation. Start asking the people in charge why they’re treating American citizens like garbage when we're abroad. Demand to know who is actually footing the bill for these officials to travel overseas just to harass our own people, and more importantly, ask who is giving them the orders to act this way...
It’s easy to sit back and talk trash from the sidelines. If you actually want to do something, grow some backbone. Step up and fight for the rights guaranteed to us by the Constitution and the laws of the United States.
Bad Boys in Fans ·
Drew Turner87 said:the legal institutions of a civilized state are just itching to crack down on the "human rights" of some hooligans.

Who exactly have you been sending these messages to?
Bad Boys in Fans ·
A quick question for all the armchair experts in here:
How many of you have actually bothered to write to the authorities lately? You know, those institutions that—even if they wanted to—legally can't just ignore your formal complaints, grievances, or inquiries under the Constitution?
How many of you have reached out to the government, the Department of Justice, the Department of State, even figures like Kolinda Grabar-Kitarović, or various Embassies? Have you filed complaints about police officers who we suspect are traveling to matches at the expense of Los Angeles FC and acting strictly on their orders? Or complained about Embassy staff failing to step up when their citizens face issues? Or demanded the documents that legally must be provided to us, instead of letting them paint us all as armed criminals?
Honestly, how many of you have actually put in the work to change the mess we're currently stuck in?
Anyone?
Bad Boys in Fans ·
Edward Hernandez60 said:Get the ball rolling. Start the initiative.

You’ve got your buddies, they’ve got theirs. You all sit there obsessing over Real Madrid like it’s some kind of religion. There’s probably ten or twenty of you already acting like a cult. Just pack up and get out of here.

I’ve got the email addresses for every single government agency and institution out there on the web..

Get on the phone, start typing, get things moving. Organize.

Nobody is out here trying to defend you.

-The President's office—regardless of who’s sitting in that chair right now—represents all American citizens, and that includes the fans too.
The state legislature in Rhode Island is a total mess.
The State Department is basically just sitting on its hands. They aren't doing a single damn thing to actually look out for our people's interests. It’s pure laziness—just total inaction when they should be stepping up.
The FBI needs to step up and actually do their jobs. Seriously, people are out here filing reports in their name while using offshore club accounts to smear innocent fans. It’s nothing but straight-up slander and lies.

Stop wasting everyone's time with mindless trolling. If you actually want to get somewhere, start making some real arguments instead. Every single one of these institutions is legally obligated under the Constitution to give you an answer—so quit the nonsense and give them something worth responding to.
It’s an election year, and I can't just turn a deaf ear to what a huge chunk of the voters are saying. We can't afford to sit around being passive and clueless like we did during the last presidential race.
I see everyone’s got plenty of energy and nothing better to do than sit around typing, so fine—here I am. Go ahead, have at it.
Bad Boys in Fans ·
Kenneth Martinez8 said:you're wrong.
The deal was to meet two hours before kickoff, but two hours before kickoff, nobody showed up.
It was just classic American lack of punctuality and follow-through. People agree to meet at 7:00, then they roll in at 7:45, 8:00, 8:15... They grab a beer first, then show up at the meeting spot thirty minutes before the game starts and expect someone to have a perfectly polished master plan ready to go.
Most people didn't even have tickets because they were being "smart" and waiting to see how things would shake out, so the line was longer than a stretch of I-95 during rush hour.
People can play armchair quarterback all they want now that the dust has settled, but in the moment, from what I saw, it was a tough call. Opinions were split, everyone was arguing, and we decided it was better to skip it entirely than to let 300 people cram into the stands without a plan.
If all those geniuses who showed up late—which, honestly, is a lifelong pattern for them; they're late to school, late to work... it's probably why we're in this mess—had actually arrived on time, there would have been enough time to buy tickets, check the blacklist, and we could have had a decent crowd of maybe 1,000 to 1,200 people in the North stands.

From what I could see and hear, deciding not to go was the least bad option available.
Maybe this whole mess should serve as a lesson for the future. If we say 7:00 PM at the local diner, that doesn't mean showing up at 7:59 at Starbucks, Dunkin', or whatever else. It means being there at 7:00, or at most, showing up thirty minutes early to get ready.
Anyone seeing conspiracy theories or some deep undercover plot in this is straight-up hallucinating.
Next time, everyone just shows up on time and we'll see how it goes.and.

I get everything you're saying, and every criticism makes sense, but... man, there's no other way to put it: that one move completely trashed the entire season. What a waste.
Bad Boys in Fans ·
Kyle Torres6 said:And who exactly are you picking fights with, little bee? 🤔

Mostly nobody.☕
Bad Boys in Fans ·
We’re picking up right where we left off this Wednesday. It’s time to double down and put in the work to get those numbers up north, even if we can only get close to the target. From here until kickoff, I need everyone to grind and rally the troops however you see fit. Do whatever it takes to get the crowd moving. Let's go!!!!
Bad Boys in Fans ·
Let's take a breather and cool things down a bit
Chicago Blackhawks fans in Fans ·
🙏Holy hell. This is easily the best thing that’s happened to us in years, and honestly, the absolute worst news for those losers over at City Hall. A packed stadium is the ultimate middle finger to those people. They’ll never be able to pull that "we're just here to help the club" act ever again, or claim the team would fall apart without their "support" in a matter of weeks.
And let's be real, this is also a massive wake-up call for anyone else thinking they could swoop in and try to take control of the club. ☕
Chicago Blackhawks fans in Fans ·
driftingotter47 said:While you guys are busy talking trash and spreading nothing but negativity, look at the ticket lines getting longer by the minute: https://scontent-vie1-1.xx.fbcdn.net...b4&oe=561195BB 😁 😁 😁

That’s exactly it, and it’s only Thursday. These are the people we’ve been screaming for years—this is the massive, broad support base we desperately need.
It’s that sleepy city we’re always complaining about, but clearly, that initial spark to get everyone moving was the arrest. Let me repeat: yeah, the fight isn't over, but things are finally starting to move in the direction we’ve been praying for. Nothing changes overnight, and it’ll take a long time before those guys are kicked to the curb for good, BUT FOR THEM, IT’S A ONE-WAY STREET from here on out. They’re going to find themselves with fewer and fewer followers and supporters every single day. It should be crystal clear to everyone that the criminals, the players, and the whole workforce aren't going to walk away until the very last second; only idiots expect that right now. We're talking about people who literally became millionaires overnight because of them. But back to those ticket lines: we can't just ignore this. We can't brush these people off just because they haven't been standing by our side for the last few years. Instead, we need to lean in even harder and motivate all those undecided folks to step up.
Chicago Blackhawks fans in Fans ·
Scott Jones9 said:T* was actually spot on when Henry Grant51 told me this before, and honestly, it applies to you too—this isn't the place for these kinds of arguments. I respect you personally as a fan, but don't sit there claiming there aren't people from your generation who have been here since day one. Gr*** and the rest of the crew have always been around.

Take it to private messages so we don't turn this thread into a total mess and keep cranking up the tension.
p.s. This forum is a joke. If you don't have the patience to read what others are saying without losing your mind, then just stay away and stop acting out for no reason. If you think everyone posting here is talking nonsense or that their opinions are worthless, then why the hell did you even bother registering just to act like a know-it-all?
If this is some kind of circus, don't join the show. It’s entirely up to you whether you get involved or not; nobody is forcing your hand. Goodnight, everyone. From tomorrow on, let's all give it everything we've got. Whether it's Sunday or any other match, home or away, in the MLS or in Europe, let's show up in force. Let's not give an inch to the haters or the mercenaries. Amen.
Chicago Blackhawks fans in Fans ·
Melissa Palmer said:Just don't start playing judge and jury regarding who did what or whose fault everything is. It’s the same thing those agents did five or six years ago. You’re just using this forum as a tool to settle scores with everyone you’ve been dodging ever since you stepped out of the spotlight. You had a hundred chances to speak up and take a stand, but you always found some way to dodge being where you were actually needed.
This isn't the first time you've used these thinly veiled, shady insults to call people on our side mercenaries, all while peddling nonsense to supporters and anyone too clueless to see what's really going on.
You have zero authority to act like that. There are people from your own generation who gave way more than you ever did—people who were bigger men and tougher than you'll ever be—and they suffered much more, yet they don't come crawling here trying to play the victim or the hero.
If you’re going to sit there measuring and counting merits, then start with how you guys began tearing apart the stadium culture and setting up all those useless little associations. You poisoned the well and passed that toxicity down to the kids today, who are barely twenty and now have to deal with all your crap. Your crap, and the mercenary crap too. Look at the state of the Club you left behind and the stands where these fans ended up feeling like total strangers.
For five years, you’ve been manipulating this forum, stirring up anxiety among people who aren't even in the loop because you know damn well nobody is going to debate you HERE or air dirty laundry in front of everyone.

I’ve always voiced my opinion, everywhere. If the fact that my opinion isn't worth a damn to someone—and they choose to mock it rather than accept it—is an issue, well, that’s on them.
Which side are you even talking about? What "side" is that? The one that thinks making a massive scene right now is a good idea to distract people from the actual scum involved?
I’m calling out everyone from my generation who’s been consistently active for 25 years, showing up wherever they can and taking much harder hits. Seriously, if even one person like that shows up here, I swear to God I will leave this damn forum forever and you’ll finally be rid of me for good. Are these the "elders" whose opinions you supposedly respect so much? Yeah, they're right there under the North Stand—the exact same people you followed when they were calling me and "my crowd" Mamić's lackeys, while you were busy sucking their feet because they claimed to be the righteous ones. Is there anyone else out there? Anyone else who's been active for 25 years straight? I’m telling you, if anyone steps up, argues their case based on their actual history and what they've endured, I won't just quit this forum, I'll walk away from the stands entirely.
Go ahead. Prove your claims, and you'll have me gone for good.
Chicago Blackhawks fans in Fans ·
Daniel Carter9 said:What does that have to do with the fact that this entire forum is a total circus?
What's the point in listing out who did what, who accomplished what, or who grinded through what? Honestly, I don't give a damn about proving myself to anyone here. It’s not about seeking approval from an audience—is there actually a problem with something I said? You called me out, claiming I’m working for Mamić here, and now you're playing the victim. You want to keep going? Just say the word, 🙂

everyone, not just you, who will distract from Mamić's criminal activity by acting in ways that suggest his corruption is somehow a better option than "our way," ultimately hurting the Club and the group directly and indirectly to serve his interests.
Me, playing the victim? I've been exercising extreme caution for nearly four years straight. Despite that, everywhere I can, I try to get in, I try to show up, and I’m not asking anyone to disown their principles or back down from anything. I'm going to keep giving it my all to get through the gates whenever possible. I seriously hope everyone else (especially those who actually have the means) tries to do the same. I hope they don't let defeatism take over because of me or people like me, but instead do everything they can to get in—on Sunday, on Wednesday, next weekend, the one after that... and I hope you’ll do the same so we can stand shoulder to shoulder during every attempt.
To pick up where you left off:
You're talking about this circus. Isn't this forum basically the same thing we're fighting for out there? A place where we democratically share our views, point out mistakes, and offer suggestions we think are useful. Aren't we fighting for democracy within the Club? Because if so, you're trying to abolish it right here. As you can see, neither you nor anyone else with similar views is being stopped from expressing an opinion, as long as you aren't personally attacking someone (aside from the scum in management and their paid lackeys). Isn't that just a blatant double standard?
You started with the idea that only those who have "done something" or "suffered enough" are allowed to speak... and then you tossed that argument aside when it didn't suit you anymore.
And as for the "audience"? I assume you mean the people who haven't "earned" the right to have an opinion or go to the stadium? Go ahead, make a list of those who are worthy. Create a registry of the elite few who are the only ones allowed to speak their minds or the only ones deemed worthy of attending games and cheering for whatever they want... so everyone else knows whether they made the cut. Because if they aren't on that list... well, they shouldn't bother showing up here, at the fan rallies, or even trying to buy a ticket. They should just forget about going to games forever.
And yeah, just like most of the people who tried to get into games in Europe, I'm still on a blacklist. I can't get a ticket. And as a veeeeery big victim of injustice, I beg everyone to show me some solidarity: don't even bother trying to get into the stadium. Instead, come down to the Club and grab a beer so I can put some cash in my pocket to fix up the apartment that Mamić bought for me anyway...
Chicago Blackhawks fans in Fans ·
Daniel Carter9 said:Oh, so if you don't support the guy they brought in just to give Mamić the exact same setback that landed him in jail, then you're automatically Mamić's pawn. 🤣

It’s time to 🤣

There isn't anything worth supporting over there except a broom. We aren't stopping until the last one is swept out.

You don't have to reply to me; I'm just saying it like it is. Just keep acting like nothing happened. Like everything is fixed now. Apparently, we're all supposed to back Marčinko and Svetin too. Mamić is right where he belongs, so there's no point in trying to find flaws in Svetin now.

And screw Svetin and Marčinko. Everyone who plans on going to the game this Sunday just to insult the players is basically doing their dirty work for them. They'll just feed that straight to the media to spin the narrative. Give them exactly what they want—just keep going.
Also, everyone who refuses to lift a finger against all the garbage being shoved down our throats—all those legal violations starting with the blacklists—they're the ones supporting them.
To wrap this up: ANYONE WHO HAS NEVER BEEN CHARGED BUT WAS DENIED A JOB AT THE CASH REGISTER, feel free to hit me up on PM or text me at 555-0199. If you actually have the guts—not here on a forum, not in some dive bar... but actual guts—stand up for your rights. Go to the media and take it to Court. Amen, Professor, analogheron19 said what needed to be said!
Chicago Blackhawks fans in Fans ·
Daniel Carter9 said:🙂

This forum is a total circus, but if you want to talk about clowns, go talk to analogheron19.

Look, Professor,
feel free to tell me I haven't spent these last five damn years fighting for "our" cause. Go ahead and tell me I'm just one of those guys sitting on my hands instead of being out there on the front lines. Tell me I should look in the mirror and spit at my own reflection. Despite being incredibly careful, I’ve been to more stadiums than 90 percent of the losers here. I’ve walked into dozens of arenas risking everything—just like everyone else, let’s be real—facing bans and fines. Even with the massive debts and dealing with underage kids... apparently, I don't have the right to say what I want on an informal forum like this. Why don't you take off those damn gloves and just state clearly that I don't deserve to have an opinion? I'm speaking for the people who were actually there—the ones who were in Eindhoven or in Romania during that final UEFA match, most of whom were also in Denmark a year ago. Every single time, whether we were getting shoved away from the stadium gates or, more often, getting hauled off to some local precinct facing charges and deportation...
Chicago Blackhawks fans in Fans ·
If you ask me, anyone showing up to this match—or any future one—just to insult the players, whether they're from the West Side or the East Side (except for the guys actually being honored or the front office), is an enemy of the group and basically playing right into Mamić's hands. By acting like that, we’re just handing Mamić a win, making the average fan look like the "lesser evil" compared to us. Did anyone honestly think players would suddenly turn their backs on their teammates overnight? Is it even possible that there are that many idiots out there? Anyone causing scenes or trying to get matches canceled is doing it just to line Mamić's pockets. And let's be clear: anyone using their behavior to distract people from the actual theft happening behind the scenes is just as much of a thief.
Haven't we been saying all this time that everything needs to be done to kick Mamić out of the club? Now that we're finally on the right track—even if it's slow—we really don't need people acting like total jerks and getting the club kicked out of European competition or making life impossible for the players.
Chicago Blackhawks fans in Fans ·
Alright folks, that’s the plan. It’s time to start shaking things up again, reaching out to everyone we know—the old friends and even the faces we haven't seen in a while. Let's track down those people you bump into around town or in your neighborhood whose numbers you might still have tucked away somewhere.
And honestly, who says we can't be back on top by this Sunday? Years don't matter, and neither does a rough patch. We can bounce back.
As we head North to support them in all those stands... what matters most is that we're there cheering every single goal. From here on out, we need to be the wind in the players' sails. We need to be that deciding factor, the edge when things get tough on the field. We need to make sure there is a massive, undeniable difference whenever the BBB are in the stands compared to when they aren't; people need to feel the shift in energy, to see how much better the atmosphere is when the Criminals are showing up to back them up
:!!!