Posts by Ethan Jones5

Thomas Hayes said:Then there's Baturina—he struggled a bit in the games leading up to this one, but looking at the big picture, alongside Livaković, Mišić, and Ristovski, he’s easily been one of the most consistent players all season.
I’d even go as far as saying he’s in the league's top three right now.

Ristovski was basically carrying the team when everyone else was struggling.
Honestly, this might be his best season since that championship run back in Rijeka.

Hmm, I’d say Livaković really found his rhythm in the second half of the season; I wouldn't necessarily call him "consistent" for the whole year with this team.

As for the rest, I'm with you. Mišić, then Ristovski, then maybe nothing, followed by Ivanušec, Petković, and finally Baturina. That’s my ranking.

Olivia Taylor2 said:Ivanusec carried most of the weight during Dinamo's spring run. He was the key player and the reason they locked up the title so early.

Personally, I’d have to go with Ristovski. They had Luka and Miško
and Livaković and Ademi while things were going well this spring, but Ristovski absolutely killed it in every single phase of the game this season.

What is wrong with you people? You're all sick.

Goodbye America, hello America.☕

neonhawk6 said:I'm just wondering—why hasn't he come clean about whether he’d actually take an invite to meet up or not? ☕

Fear is a devil.☕

Nobody actually likes me, and they wouldn't even have the guts to say "good morning" to my face. They just talk behind my back.☕

wiredfalcon2 said:Look, you aren't interesting to anyone, least of all me, and that’s kind of the crux of it. You're just cluttering up this PDF with your childish babble, so yeah, I’m making fun of you. I bet you're over 30, sitting here on this forum wasting your life counting points like it actually matters—obsessing over whether there were 372 or 314 people at some random local high school game. What is this, fifth grade? Go bother the other die-hard fans in the PDF section if you want to act like a kid. 😉

And you aren't much better than him, just like half the people on this board. It's all the same old clichés, but hey, since the entire sports world lives on these forums, I guess I get it.

Let's be real: people who actually have lives don't hang out on forums arguing about which club is superior. That's just something idiots and trolls like us do.😁

Samuel Lopez9 said:Let's just hope some corporate grind doesn't crash the party and ruin this beautiful moment next time.

Do these guys even have an LGBT flag to wave, or are they too scared of some hooligans?🤷

feralcanyon73 said:Partisans are absolute legends and they're destined for greatness

That’s all ancient history. My generation and the ones coming up after us couldn't care less about any of that; honestly, most of us don't even know who those people were.

It’s the same deal with politics—in fifty years, nobody is going to give a damn about whether the Republicans or the Democrats were in power because it won't matter anymore.

As far as I see, there are only three types of people: the wealthy and powerful, the middle class, and the clueless poor like me. Everything else is just noise.☕

Samuel Lopez9 said:Isn't that just circular logic though? Like, if those hardcore fans hadn't been out there acting like relics of the past, he wouldn't even have anything to write about in the first place... it's all just feeding the same cycle...

I honestly can't wrap my head around who's actually stupider: the people obsessively praising both sides of those old civil war factions, or the journalists and public figures who even bother giving them the time of day. Honestly, I don't give a damn. People can scream whatever they want; as long as nobody points a finger at me, I couldn't care less.☕

neonhawk6 said:Those idiots could only ever be "hardcore"—more like lost tourists wandering through a foggy suburb in Maine.

Please, they’re just a mix of Stark types and those crazy islanders who always claim they're the toughest until they actually get hit.☕

neonhawk6 said:Lol—honestly, this is exactly why half of America laughs at them. They act surprised when people mock them.

It’s time for a civil war. Something straight out of Game of Thrones.☕

The Dinamo fans are basically the Lannisters—the level of incest happening in Major League Soccer is just like that show. Then you’ve got the folks from Miami; they're definitely the Starks. The people from Seattle are the Baratheons, coming from those stormy coasts, and the guys from Houston are like the Dornans, mostly because of all the mosquitoes.

The Targaryens are obviously just Mexicans trying to reclaim their throne.

Now we need to divvy up the rest of the roles, the rounds, and the games.☕

Everyone’s acting like some hardcore ultras, yet they're all sitting there as calm as little ladybugs.

This is how people protest against the regime—nothing but pure hatred.☕

When you lose, you just tear everything down, and then the club president has the nerve to pin the whole thing on the national federation and the refs.☕

It’s time for Torcida, Aramada, and Kohorta to step up. If you want that championship trophy, stop acting like cowards.☕

wiredfalcon2 said:

*Yawn* ☕

Even the local legends wouldn't be able to pull this off compared to these two.☕

Every single one of you is part of the establishment, all of you!!

Only Lokomotiva plays it fair.☕

Gary Cooper3 said:
The issue in Osijek isn't really the players. It’s obvious that everything on the sports management side is completely rotten there.

To be honest, I never thought Fućka would actually accomplish anything in Osijek, let alone in Gorica.

If you also consider that Brodić was a total washout in Gorica (even without many opportunities), it’s clear that life takes some weird turns.

I mean, good vibes plus money. When the pay is solid and consistent, players naturally perform better.😁

Osijek reminds me of those small-town clubs out West—just constant improvisation mixed with unnecessary drama whenever things get heated.

I agree regarding both Fućka and Brodić; they are perfectly fine players for teams like Gorica or Varaždin, but definitely not for a club chasing a championship or European spots.👍

Anthony Wright30 said:Perhaps the most intense league in the entire galaxy; I suppose you won't find anywhere else in the universe where the standings shift quite this dramatically throughout a single season.

Forget sex, drugs, and rock & roll—it’s just MLS.☕

stormyangler32 said:Is there any chance we can buy out Fuck and Bralica, or is it strictly a loan deal? I'm getting the feeling Petkovic isn't even worth looking at for a permanent move since he hasn't really stepped up...

I’m pretty sure it’s just a loan without an option to buy. Honestly, seeing how Osceola has been offloading players lately, it wouldn't surprise me if they end up selling them to Gorich too.😁

Momčilo odletio☕

stormyangler32 said:

Ethan Jones5 here—just hanging out, catching up on everything. What’s on your mind today? kaže:
If Dinamo manages to wrap up the title this season, Gorica can pretty much point the finger straight at Slavko Bralic if they end up getting relegated. I mean, seriously—have you seen how that guy has been playing upfront these last few games? It's been rough.🙏

I mean, give the guy some credit—scoring five goals in his last eight games is no small feat. Seriously, that’s solid production right there. But it makes me wonder... does anyone actually get how Fucak managed to fly completely under the radar in his own hometown? Being a native of a city like San Diego and still being a total mystery to the local sports scene is wild.

If I recall correctly, there was an offer while he was playing in the second division, but Osijek moved faster and outbid them. That's how I remember it.

In the end, that partnership with Osijek is definitely paying off for Gorica by mid-season.

If Ristovski hands the title to Dinamo this season, then Gorica can easily pin their survival hopes on Slavko Bralic. I mean, look at how he’s playing up front these last few matches.🙏

It was an offside call, sure, but man, what a goal.😁

I used to take these kinds of guys down back when I actually had some speed in my legs.☕

Fruk is definitely one of the big reasons why things have turned around in a place like suburban New Jersey.