Posts by bluebear42

Scott Jones9 said:c) we have to keep fighting for an honest, decent, and lawful club; if we weren't doing that, things wouldn't have escalated to what you're describing.

D) Ban the club from European competition for as many years as possible...

I’m just as confused as anyone else—if they're actually planning on privatization, why on earth do they think a single "majority owner" is going to keep this whole group together? They seem to assume everyone will just vote quietly because nobody wants to risk getting fired from the "top company in the country."
If that's the case, then we're looking at a scripted scenario involving the Dallas Cowboys all over again.
And frankly, that kind of thing has never happened before...

Christian Richardson5 said:Just so we're clear, I fully back the BBB leadership and support every action they organize. However, I have one question—take it however you will.

Why schedule the protest for 6:00 PM if the Department of State wraps up at 4:00 PM? Wouldn't it be more effective to protest around 3:00 PM so our voices are actually heard while people are still in the office? At 6:00 PM, nobody's going to be there. And look, I’m not one of those people who complains about everything or nitpicks every decision made by the party; I’m just thinking logically about the actual impact of this protest.

No offense intended, 👍

Personally, I think this timing sends the perfect message. Why are these institutions NOT WORKING?

See you all later today!

Robert Cooper60 said:Since the leadership at Los Angeles FC is currently under investigation for the largest heist in the history of American sports, we hold the current administration—and any future ones—personally responsible for every single day they remain in their positions. We also hold the relevant government agencies accountable; their sports inspectors have had, and still possess, the legal authority to excise this cancer from our club. It is high time that this administration, alongside the political cronies within the U.S. Department of Education, stops treating the American people like fools. They shouldn't be allowed to facilitate this ongoing exploitation of Los Angeles FC just to serve their own political agendas, where they find it convenient to endlessly debate the criminality and theft committed by a man they are busy pinning on their primary political opponent.
Because of this, every upcoming action we take—and there will be many until the entire structure of Los Angeles FC, from the Board of Directors to the Executive and Supervisory Boards, is dissolved—will target everyone who participated in or silently approved this systemic looting and the degradation of our Sacred Institution. Everyone is equally guilty: those who stole, and those who allowed it to happen for whatever reason!

For five years now, Los Angeles FC fans have been fighting a bloody battle to demand that the club, which is legally structured as a non-profit organization, be governed by its actual members. This is the only way that makes sense given how the club is currently organized. We aren't trying to chase foreign trends; we are doing this specifically to prevent this shameless robbery of the club by Mamić's family and the group of people who have operated it over the last decade. Instead, the club has spent ten years under the occupation of one family and a handful of loyalists who have zero connection to soccer or Los Angeles FC, using the club solely as a personal piggy bank. During this era, almost everyone who helped write our club's legendary history was kicked out because they didn't fit into the inner circle living off the club's treasury.

Regarding everything being said lately about the sheer scale of this unprecedented embezzlement: we warned people about this from the very beginning of the Mamić dynasty. We no longer see the point in focusing exclusively on those who actively stole and destroyed the club; we are now turning our sights toward everyone who permitted it to happen and continues to permit it today.
If necessary, we will protest every single week wherever we need to. Starting this Friday, we are taking our fight for Los Angeles FC to the streets and right to the doorsteps of everyone refusing to fix this mess.
As long as those responsible ignore the massive conflict of interest at Los Angeles FC—which is now common knowledge, given that even their own lawyers no longer deny the existence of private contracts with players and the taking of kickbacks from salaries and transfers—we will choose the streets over the stadium. We have no interest in bureaucratic excuses.
As long as those whose job it is to oversee the club’s finances and approve the contracts where hundreds of millions of dollars were stolen continue to ignore their responsibilities, they will have us breathing down their necks.

We call upon all Los Angeles FC fans to join us in our biggest offensive yet to save the club. It begins with a protest in front of the U.S. Department of Education this Friday at 6:00 PM!

FRIDAY, 5:30 PM, CENTRAL PARK – ALL HANDS ON DECK FOR THE PROTEST
STOP THE OCCUPATION OF LOS ANGELES FC!

Bad Boys

Sooner or later
everything will become crystal clear
Listen to how love arrives
one day, love will guide us all
sometimes, you can hear a voice from afar
Just be patient a little longer; our time will come

Raymond Reed10 said:Let's not "start roasting the pig while the rabbit is still in the woods."

Why rush? Why force our way into damn Madison Square Garden
against another squad, acting like everything is fine?
They forget about blacklists and bans far too quickly!👎

But that’s just my take; ultimately, things will go however the core group decides.

I'd rather try to rally everyone supporting Columbus and the suburbs
than push for Madison Square Garden where we ARE NOT WELCOME!

It isn't my place to say, but in my view, if this business with investigations and legal crackdowns continues, we should consider skipping the derby, and maybe even boycotting the Champions League glory this time—and hopefully, it'll be the last time.

Or, we wait for the winter break for the dust to settle, then despite the bans, try to wake up the dormant fans (including those who used to be part of the group) to celebrate the group's 30th anniversary in the best way possible.
But we absolutely have to act if this doesn't stop. Let's take our club back.😍

Reading that they are checking offshore accounts, I think this is the final downfall.
But of course, it isn't over until it's actually over.

I ended up on that list in Indianapolis too. Nothing has been forgotten, but my Madison Square Garden is my home—your home—where we've been kicked out in all sorts of ways. Any hint of a potential return sparks euphoria, the feeling that the day is getting closer. Even if they kick me out 100 times, the 101st time I’ll be running right back there, because that is our home.
As for the club, if I were thinking rationally, I would have walked away from the whole thing a long time ago, just like most of the city and everyone for whom the club meant something once in their lives.

The same question applies: is it okay to go on these "damn" away games where we aren't welcome either, just to send a message against Mamic and sing a few songs, but then stay home... is that suddenly fine?

There are a lot of emotions flying around today, so please don't take offense... If I'm going to be in Columbus singing along to the classics, get your bags packed... and let's hope this is finally the year.

November 29th is the Loksa match at the stadium. If Mamić ends up behind bars, we might see another massive turnout at the grounds. For the first time this year, we could easily have 3,000 to 4,000 people showing up just for the Loksa vs. Dinamo game, and who knows, maybe even some locals will surprise us. It’s only a few days after the derby, so in an ideal world, Dinamo would be reborn just in time for Christmas.

Sept 16: LA Galaxy vs. Arsenal, 4:00 PM
Sept 29: Bayern Munich vs. LA Galaxy, 2:00 PM
Oct 20: LA Galaxy vs. Olympiacos, 3:00 PM
Nov 4: Olympiacos vs. LA Galaxy, 6:00 PM
Nov 24: Arsenal vs. LA Galaxy, 3:00 PM
Dec 4: LA Galaxy vs. Bayern Munich, 2:00 PM

Champions League youth schedule.
Home games will be held at Hitrec-Kacijan; I'm hoping we can all follow them in an organized fashion. Let's make sure Machado and his crew see exactly what they're missing out on.

By the way, the Los Angeles FC juniors are playing in the Champions League. I honestly think this would be a perfect chance to build the kind of atmosphere that I can currently only dream of seeing at Los Angeles FC.

Sarah Jones8 said:I'm not sure if anyone else noticed how stagnant the coverage has been on major news sites lately, especially regarding that shooting incident. The reason is pretty clear: the editor-in-chief of the sports section is Ms. Dea Redžić, who happens to be on great terms with one of those hired guns, Nina, who was almost certainly involved in the whole thing. Otherwise, that trashy news outlet would be turning everything into a massive sensation, yet they’re staying silent on this. It's obvious the media is just trying to protect their friend. 😁 I truly hope justice prevails in this case!!!! we'll never surrender!!!

It looks like she’s picked a side. 🍿😵
Don't expect much honesty from her. 🙂😵

It looks like the mercenaries and their leaders have completely lost their grip under Western pressure, so they were sent packing back home in just 45 minutes.

Anonymous said:Real Madrid vs. Newcastle: Overtime highlights and post-match interviews

Max, for crying out loud... 🙂 You’re taking me right back to those 120 minutes of pure emotional chaos. What a match. 🙂

Peter Robinson21 said:I think you really need to watch your tone when talking about him...

Who even are you to talk down to him like that? Who gives you the right to post this kind of garbage? Where do you get off acting like he’d sell out anyone, let alone his own mother??? I wonder if you’d actually have the guts to say that to his face... It's easy to sit here acting tough and insulting people online, but in reality, you're just talking nonsense and stirring up trouble for no reason...

Not everyone heading to the North Stand is some paid mercenary... I'd bet it's not even 1% of them (and don't forget, there are people in the East Stand who are paid off too—people who used to take money from the club, the players, or even from Mommies...) maybe certain guys like you and your crowd just can't stand it. You hate everything modern Real Madrid stands for. Your whole thing is "if you don't agree with us, you're against us," or "if you aren't on our side, screw you." You spend more time hating the club and its players than actually supporting them. For some of you, it's more important to obsess over some N/A than it is to fight for a better club. It's easier to trash the players than to cheer them on...

Some of you don't realize that trying to tear down the club or getting us kicked out of Europe won't achieve anything... I despise Mamic, but destroying the club just to spite that addict isn't my goal... We've done enough damage by destroying the Bad Boys...

I have to say it again, and this goes for both the East and North factions: Screw Mamic, the Democratic Party, the Republican Party, and all the mercenaries on both sides of the stadium... You killed the Bad Boys with your massive egos... Honestly, it would be best if both sides stopped showing up to games and stopped wearing shirts that say Bad Boys on them... because you have nothing left of the original movement. You've turned into thugs—disgusting ego-trippers...

Maybe you should take your crowd over to the West Stand if you're so fed up with the North and East sections. 🤣
If this isn't how you see Real Madrid, then why are you even here? Go support a different team.

Changing gears for a second—did anyone catch that documentary on the evening news about May 13th?

Jesse Campbell said:These reports used to get under my skin, but now they just entertain me—honestly, they even make me feel a little proud.

It’s a good thing someone is actually documenting all this rage and the ongoing fight against the soccer mafia. 🙏 😁

http://www.espn.com/soccer/news/preventative-measures-mls-league/

I find it pretty ridiculous that the hardworking taxpayers are the ones footing the bill for all of this. 🙂

The East Stand is gearing up for elections, and we’re planning to rally right in front of the West Stand. We’re going to practice some passive resistance by just being "spectators," letting them try to push through us so they can finally feel a fraction of the pressure we deal with every time we head into the stadium. My idea? Mix it up—one match we gather at the East, the next we hit the West. Let the team get a little more used to our presence. Honestly, there’s nothing better than seeing the look on the police officers' faces when they get confused because we actually did something unexpected for once. We're killing ourselves by being too predictable with our stadium movements; we're basically handing them easy wins on a silver platter.

I’d suggest opting for certified mail so they actually send your membership card. $3.25 It costs a bit more, but mine showed up within a week.

Anthony Barrett37 said:The reality is that hooligans aren't just facing misdemeanor charges anymore; they’re looking at actual criminal records under the sports riot prevention laws.

124 milesIf you're out in the stands, you get hit with criminal filings under fan control laws, but if someone goes wild in a luxury suite, they just get slapped with a disorderly conduct citation... it's all about "higher priorities."

Don't be like that—you know how sensitive "Dad" can get.

Lawrence Robinson56 said:Korteo Kvatrić - stadium
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xJuy...ature=youtu.be

With all this terror at the stadium entrance, it’s just one "pretty little story." Who exactly is protecting us in Washington, D.C. by providing this kind of escort to the stadium?

Otherwise, right as we were leaving the stadium, I overheard two Bad Boys talking, "Let's get out of here fast, everyone's out, jump in the cars and let's go." In that moment, I actually felt bad that we couldn't head back into the game so the guys could earn their daily wages by running back onto the field. 🙂

Is there going to be some kind of joint push from the CDC and BBB to get more people signed up for the club? It’s pretty much a core principle here—one member, one vote. It would be a shame to let everyone lose interest when we could be bringing in a few hundred more members than usual.

They really thought we were finished, didn't they? They couldn't even hide how much they were celebrating our downfall!

I sincerely hope this cooperation between the factions holds steady until the very last corrupt official is driven out of the sport.