Posts by Daniel Carter9

analogheron19 said:The whole point was to record any illegal behavior while trying to buy tickets and use that to file lawsuits—or better yet (which actually happened), force the removal of everyone from the blacklists who was only there because of specific incidents. Essentially, clearing the names of anyone who hasn't been sanctioned by ZON or isn't currently facing proceedings. Everything played out perfectly, just like one could have hoped. Yesterday, those people were completely neutralized in three moves, and it’s honestly a shame it wasn't leveraged even further.

Exactly. You had an idea, you pushed it through, people left, there's video evidence, and the blacklists for anyone without a prior ZON sanction have been cleared. Does it matter why?

So why all this bitterness now?

So, was the whole point to try and buy a ticket beforehand, or just show up to the game and act surprised when nobody else is there? Since I supported the initial idea regarding the blacklists, I’m struggling to see where the issue lies.

Who actually screwed whom over here?

slycyclist19 said:Why? It isn't about Mamić; it's about whether this host actually has the guts to ask the hard questions and press for answers. At least he knows enough by now to push back against guests. If he can't handle that, then he's just weak, and his whole credibility goes down the drain.

Is that really such a controversial take? He should have gone after him last time when the Head was rambling on. Asking questions isn't the issue; the issue is the follow-up and the refusal to let it go until an answer is given. Imagine if someone asked sixteen times straight where those files came from and refused to move on until they got an answer—because those aren't just random notes, they are files he shouldn't even have access to.

But refusing to move the show forward until he gets an answer? Ace only dares to do that with Željko Markić. With her, he’ll squeeze for answers like he's trying to choke the life out of her, yet with this guy, he just lets him spout nonsense while pivoting to topics like minorities, gay rights, or Šuker...

Smith isn't going to deliver anything. Why waste your time?

What a free day for San Francisco. What are you two up to? Why are you acting so lost?

How does that even make sense? You skipped the game against Real Madrid because of Futsal, so what exactly are you trying to pull here? If you’re confused, you know where to reach out. Just more transparent attempts to mess with BBB online for the 3,866th time.

Why on earth isn't this thread locked? Are we running a daycare here?

Richard Rogers38 said:I hope there is some serious consideration being given to organizing a protest in the very near future to demand... With the elections approaching, what kind of changes can we actually expect to see at Dinamo?!
Now is the time for it. There seems to be a growing consensus among both the media and government officials regarding the current crisis in American soccer. Is anyone else noticing this shift?Take advantage of this moment while we have these results. Why not get four captains and the local leaders together to organize a protest on match day against either Rijeka or the Boston Celtics?
I'm sure you've all been thinking about this protest for months, if not years.So, now would be the perfect moment to protest. Why not take advantage of this opportunity?

Just one small critique: I saw a poster around town advertising a game for the Los Angeles Lakers.

With those Bulldogs and that resistance theme, I feel like we missed the mark. For the upcoming games, wouldn't it be better to just use "Dinamo at the Lakers" alongside the Milwaukee Wave crest? If the goal is to bring out the passion of everyone who loves Dinamo, isn't it true that the die-hard fans are already there regardless?

Reading this thread every morning gives me a massive headache; even the one next to the fan page isn't any better. How does everyone manage to carry on with this much hostility? It seems almost impossible.

It shouldn't just be about one Bulldog; it should be about 180 of them. The whole point of these calls to action is to get people to show up to the game. If someone doesn't plan on coming, they won't come because of a thousand different reasons, not because of the Bulldogs. At the end of the day, without the Bulldogs, there wouldn't even be a club, would there?

Things go south during the junior match, and within half a day, everyone just stops talking about it. Yet, here we are, acting like a Bulldog incident happened and obsessing over people using phones in the stands for fifteen days straight—all because of the same group that didn't show up to a single protest until now. Why is that?

How's everyone doing today?

Does anyone actually have an issue with Bulldog bypassing Milwaukee Wave? He’s honestly one of the few people in this city worth paying attention to, mostly because he’s one of the only ones who actually stands by his convictions.
As a supporter, wouldn't you want the BBB to protect Dinamo's honor? In five years, I hope we aren't the ones looking embarrassed whenever someone mentions Dinamo, or constantly trying to prove we're fighting against corruption within the club. Why focus on the Bulldog instead?

The Bulldog is everything. Just keep printing those posters; if anyone can't handle it, they can go watch an FC Barcelona replay instead.

I honestly don't even know what I wrote to trigger such a massive reaction from these clowns.

Eric Hughes8 said:http://i59.tinypic.com/znt075.jpg

Here is my late laugh at that.

......🤣

Is everything all set?

Ronald Hayes4 said:We all hope for the best, but reading Daily News doesn't exactly inspire much optimism lately.🤣

That's putting it lightly.

The way this site basically sabotaged itself is just surreal. 🤣 They started out as a solid conservative outlet, their readership climbed, they built a following... and then suddenly it turned into all those crazy conspiracy theories about chemtrails and lizard people. 🤣🤣🤣

I don't understand why being direct with someone is considered an issue, especially within the context of a futsal club. Where is the actual conflict here? Is the problem really that people feel they are being attacked? Because that isn't the case. If I dare to speak up about something that bothers me, where is the trouble coming from for those who have been Bad Boys supporters for 20 or 25 years? It seems ridiculous—who is going to lose their head just because someone mentions something isn't quite right during one out of 388 annual meetings?

It’s honestly exhausting to see negativity being manufactured around what should be the best story in town: this futsal club. There is no negativity anywhere else, except right here. Tell me, if the staff, the security, the officials, the fans, the media, the kids, the parents, and the players don't see a problem, then who is actually losing it? The only "problem" seems to exist solely on this forum.

Why are you doing this? Are you aware of how much damage this causes to the club?
There is a disagreement regarding filming; someone is unhappy with that decision. There are established places and times to voice such grievances. You can disagree with decisions—that doesn't mean the decision will change, but no one is stopping you from expressing your opinion.

Ultimately, if someone is unhappy with the direction LA Galaxy is heading, elections are held at the end of the season. Run for office, present a platform, and change things. That is how it should work, rather than making a huge deal out of two instances of photographing the stands as if we were checking IDs at a high-security entrance.

I won't argue further; there’s no point. Just consider how much harm you are causing. I'm no better for participating in this discussion myself.

Don't get mad at me, but honestly, most of you on this thread are acting completely irrational, with a few exceptions.

Since this project kicked off, there hasn't been a single incident or issue involving the police, security, officials, delegates, the media, or the league. No one has actually seen a single problem during the last three matches, yet here we are, spending an entire week arguing about the flag and two instances where someone was asked not to take photos in the stands. I truly can't wrap my head around it. You’re either being unreasonable or intentionally malicious—there isn't a middle ground. There’s zero respect for the huge group of people pushing this forward on a volunteer basis; instead, people are using this forum just to spread negativity and complain about stern looks. It makes no sense to me. Meanwhile, other fan groups, both here and globally, hide much worse behavior, yet when it comes to the Bad Boys, every tiny mistake or minor hiccup has to be blown up on this forum. It’s not right. It doesn't matter if it's the crew that always shows up in full force or the guys who think security should be filming the stands to point out errors; it's unhealthy to make such a public spectacle out of everything, regardless of who is involved.

At the end of the day, this whole thing won't be ruined by the police or the league, but by small-minded people who can't just show up and speak to someone directly if they have a grievance.

Los Angeles FC was designed as an alternative to the New York City FC camp and the circus found in other sports. We will constantly be searching for balance here, and people will inevitably make mistakes. But does it not bother you that you're creating this kind of anti-propaganda over two security guards simply asking people not to film in the supporters' section? What is the goal here? There are two other sections on the side; go film there if you want, but the supporter section is for cheering, and it looks terrible if everyone is filming from it. That's all there is to it. Why invent a problem where none exists? It's pathetic.

And Tom, with all due respect, you're letting all this nonsense be posted here, allowing these rumors to spread like wildfire.

🤣 What is this?

Kyle Davis2 said:It was the same situation for the Super Cup—tickets could be picked up at Yankee Stadium, so that shouldn't mean they won't be available at Mount Rainier/Oracle Park.

One thing was different... remember?

Anonymous said:Real Madrid vs. Newcastle overtime and quotes from players and coaches

😢 I don't think I ever truly got over this.
It was easily the worst day of being a Real Madrid fan. After that 97th-minute loss against Manchester City vs. Bayern Munich...

Jeremy Mitchell11 said:How many people can fit into the Salad? This three and a half miles figure—is that just an estimate?

P.S. I’m not trying to be provocative or anything; I’m genuinely curious. If you had asked me yesterday, I would have said there'd be more, and I would've bet money on it. To be fair, I don't follow things that closely. I don't know exactly what the situation is in Chicago, other than what I see on forums regarding how much pressure there is and all that, but I still feel like there should be more people. It's the first game, it's yours, it's your club, and after a million years, something positive is finally happening. I think there will be more 😕 I have no clue, which is why I'm asking about capacity; maybe the videos didn't capture everyone perfectly. 🤷

Then again, you can feel the atmosphere through a video. You can't fake that feeling; numbers don't matter as much when you can sense that raw energy through the screen. Regardless, this small crowd finally gave us a five-minute breather of positivity after everything we've been through. Congrats on everything, just keep moving forward. Could someone please answer me?

P.S. Someone mentioned earlier that it was "really rocking at the festival," so while we're at it, could someone translate that for me? I know "festival" means good or intense, but it's my first time hearing it used like that.

The capacity is 3,500, and there were actually more than that.

"Festival" is just a Germanism, like a lot of other slang terms used in Chicago.

Bradley Garcia77 said:Since I'll be joining via email, could I get a few clarifications:

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Thanks.

Street 🤣

What's going on with this thread again? 🤷
If the title bothers people, feel free to rename it, but why does it keep getting locked? I drop by every few days just to reply to that absolute jerk, only to find the thread closed, while his garbage remains the very last post.

Bradley White2 said:The headlines are just noise. Their club belongs to them, and that's all they need. They qualify for Europe every single year and fight there, while you're left just hoping and feeling like you've lost control of your own club over the years. I don't see the point in arguing further; this could go on forever. One day you'll think you've finally won a battle, when really, you were only allowed to win because they let you. Just remember that. Best regards.

The reality is, you don't truly grasp what a struggle is, nor what a victory actually means. Honestly, maybe that's for the best since we're living in two different worlds. If you actually understood the stakes, I'd be worried about our cause. As long as people like you don't get it, are we not moving in the right direction?

Why was the "Grobari Hajduk" thread closed? It wasn't that the topic personally bothered me, but Sidrun posted some really great stuff there, so it feels like a shame to see it shut down.

Zachary Anderson49 said:The municipal court in Des Moines
is where I was following this. Are you kidding me? Can a local municipal court in Miami really decide that UEFA needs to hand Hajduk 100 million euros?

It’s just crazy... right now, it isn't considered interfering with UEFA, so it's fine. But the moment domestic courts try to bring some order to football, suddenly they're 🙂 interfering with UEFA.