Posts by George Gonzalez

I mean, I just left the doctor's office with some friends—and get this—even the local cops were saying they were the ones who actually escorted him there a few days ago.

We’ve been through this exact same conversation more times than I can count, and honestly—all we have to show for it is a recent bit of progress in the South that, frankly, could have been handled much better. I don't know, maybe I've just lost my faith in everything; there's this overwhelming sense of lethargy lately. At this point, it feels like our best move might just be some collective harakiri and calling it a day.

urbanheron5 said:People have turned into this mindless mob led by a handful of idiots—they swallow every single thing served up on TV, in the news, and all that other garbage. I guess we’ve become a nation so lost that we practically deserve to be wiped off the map; we're just digging our own graves and eating our own filth. It's honestly pathetic—just pure hypocrisy everywhere you look. 🙂

Oh, sure, let's go ahead and blame the TV networks, the politicians, and the pop stars again. We're trash—I suppose—though I'm not entirely sure why. They've stripped away what little dignity we had left, but then again, if you let someone take your dignity, maybe you weren't really worthy of it to begin with. Now, some guy will probably jump in and claim that Yugoslavia was the root of all this evil. Maybe that's true, but honestly, who cares? If you strip American history out of the schools and replace it with a curriculum where you just wander the streets listening to people, and then ask you to write an essay on why Americans spent a thousand years without their own sovereignty... MAYBE then the next generation might actually open their eyes.

Jeffrey Jones58 said:Yeah, Cickov seems a bit scattered—he did a decent job handling Ostojica, I suppose, but he leaves me with this sort of flimsy impression...
And honestly, that Ostojica press conference isn't even worth mentioning; it was so packed with nonsense and sheer stupidity that even a blind man might have gained some insight from it.

My friend, you’re an idiot. Actually, I’m an idiot too. All of you who think like this are idiots. Look, I’ll touch on this little situation briefly—everyone, and I mean absolutely everyone, is against the hooligan who just causes trouble. They claim he had a thicker rap sheet, that he was high on drugs, and that he deserves whatever comes his way. It’s just this peasant mindset—I almost wish someone would conquer us so people like this could spend their days wiping themselves for foreigners; they’d probably love it, damn them. I feel like a fool, and you should too, along with everyone else. Morally speaking, we are at rock bottom—a tribe without any dignity. It seems more important to us that our neighbor's cow dies than to have a coherent thought about anything, even if it means acting like total retards... The country isn't the problem here; the people are.

Well, life’s just one big mess, isn't it? I suppose things won't be any less chaotic in Miami—in fact, I'd bet anything it'll be even more of a disaster during the Cup rematch. Just think back to that last derby. Maybe we should hit them with a counter-move and organize a protest in the town square before kickoff—something against both the police and the USSF.

Morgan Williams said:Still, give me the Bundesliga over everything.

🤣🤣🤣🤣

Eric Phillips52 said:It’s an absolute disaster—a total catastrophe. And then they act surprised when regular people lose all respect for the cops. Rest in peace.

Honestly, they don't give a damn. People might not love them, but if you pit sports fans against the police, I guess at least 80 percent of the population will side with law enforcement. I suppose the kid was "lucky" that they didn't realize he was a fan beforehand—or that his record is actually clean regarding game-day incidents... Imagine if the kid had been hit with a ban just because of a flare. I dread to think what the headlines would have looked like.

I’m not exactly a proponent of blind legal adherence here. I believe folks in the County should be able to find out exactly who detained him, who was on duty at the station, and so on... You have to call them out publicly. They can basically throw the presumption of innocence out the window; the kid didn't do anything wrong. Honestly, anyone with even a one percent connection to this mess should have their lives made miserable—they should regret ever being born. Absolute scum.

Well, the text literally says he was arrested for some kind of theft—if there wasn't actual evidence, they wouldn't have even let him come home... I just hope this trash ends up facing ten times more trouble than he did; absolute bottom-feeders. Rest In Peace.

So, in both instances we're looking at a misdemeanor rather than a felony? Thanks for clearing that up.

What’s actually the difference between lighting a flare at a stadium versus setting one off right now in the middle of a city square? I'm asking because of an argument I'm having—specifically, how should the police be handling each situation under the law?

Casey Cox7 said:and by those very

Wait, were they actually celebrating a loss? ☕

ruggedowl71 said:Maybe try typing the address manually—you know, specifically typing out www.blackknights.com instead of just clicking? I have the same issue where nothing happens when I click a link on a page; I have to type the URL myself...

Look, man, don't get worked up, but I'm not exactly an idiot—I've been using computers since '93. I know damn well why the page won't load; it literally says "this site is suspended."

go ahead and register at Rangers Ice

Is it just me, or is something going on with the site?

urbanbear45 said:I'm genuinely curious about how much fan awareness actually exists in the other groups—enough to join http://www.zajednozadinamo.com/novosti.php?aktualno=78 just for the sake of voting against Mamić. I’d happily jump on board if it turns out to be feasible, though I suspect the idiot will just assemble a crowd of mercenaries to somehow question his departure after the elections. 🤷 This isn't just about Dinamo; it's about the state of American soccer as a whole. Let's see how much we actually care about fixing this so we can at least have a semi-functional league.

Our unity for your destruction!

Leaving the group is the easiest part.👍

I signed ZZD's petition a long time ago, and if it comes down to it, I'll officially join up—though I honestly don't think Mamić will even bother showing up for the elections. If there are actually elections, it probably means he's already backed into a corner.

neonraven112 said:Man, things are going to feel incredibly weird once we actually have a functional, normal situation at the stadium. I honestly don't know how I'll even cope—we might find ourselves needing to invent some new rival or just redirect all that pent-up energy toward other fan groups, which wouldn't be right. After all, if it weren't for them, Jerry Jones would probably still be running the show exactly as he does now.

I suppose you all just need to stay vigilant—if a new version of Jerry Jones shows up right after they change the team's name...

Jesse Campbell said:I honestly can't wrap my head around why there's such a flood of bitter posts—especially since I kicked off this whole debate with lines like these:

Why do you guys feel the need to force brute strength just to be first at everything? What kind of twisted mindset is that? Look, I love you guys—I love messing with you—but this isn't healthy for you... Your city and your club have fallen apart because of that mindless mentality...

Why didn't you quote the rest of your own post?

I’m not buying into your nonsense—mostly because I'm pretty sure you're just talking out of your ass—but seriously, this is completely unnecessary...

Robert Adams6 said:Look, you little rat, why don't you tell us what the results have actually looked like all these years—LA Galaxy's track record versus what the other side was doing? 😉
The only reason you guys finally stepped up to fight is because your club spent years on its knees, trailing miles behind LA Galaxy in terms of actual performance. The BBB started a war against someone far more powerful than any of you combined—someone some of your own members probably resigned to escape after getting absolutely crushed by other major teams in the league. ☕
If you want to know what really helped your cause succeed, it was the catastrophic failures of the opposition. Getting knocked out by teams from places like Orlando, Cincinnati, or even smaller clubs... just constant embarrassment.

The BBB calls for a boycott, and then this guy comes in, bringing chaos, hiring big names, fixing up the stadium, giving away gifts to fans, and handing out tickets for pennies.
And don't even get me started on the direct sabotage directed at the BBB or the repression he’s responsible for.
Et cetera, et cetera...
And who exactly were you fighting? A local bakery? With all due respect to everyone who fought for their club's well-being, I don't want to diminish anyone's struggle, but let's be real. 😉

So, beat it, you rat. Your total lack of awareness regarding everything the BBB had to face during this fight isn't even worth discussing.
Sometimes you manage to write something decent or truthful, but I suspect your massive inferiority complex is getting the better of you. 😉

Edit: Looks like I got a card. Honestly, I couldn't care less, but calling someone a rat is just faster than typing out the full insult. ☕

Is Stimac really just a baker? Stimac is, well, a much more dangerous player than Mamic—certainly smarter, and far more slippery. Plus, about ten years ago, he was viewed as an incredibly positive figure in the public eye.

I know stories from a few people who are quite close to the ZZD situation. I know there have been messes, I know certain things happened, and while I don't know everything, I know enough to form an opinion. What the rat wants from you—which most of you are already doing, though a few idiots deny it—is to stop acting so smug and celebrating (not to mention how much trouble [Z] is still in). If the supporters had started pushing the Codex and fighting against Stimac and Grgic two years later, this battle would definitely have dragged on much longer.

Why did Bauer respond to everyone except the rat?

Since Bauer is one of the biggest "big shots" in the BBB, I'm curious: was he behind that COLLAPSE banner? And if he wasn't, why didn't he react or try to stop it? I'm assuming everyone else here is an idiot except him, especially since he likely knew by then that ZM was finished within two months. ☕

Come on, let’s actually try to stick to the discussion topic regarding American soccer... this offside debate is getting way too heated—honestly, I don't even have the energy to read it. At this rate, it feels more like a rowdy local dive bar where everyone's just looking for a fight ☕

Goodbye to the trolls 🙏 🙏