Posts by George Gonzalez

When is someone actually going to pick up the phone at the Black Knights headquarters?

🤣 I was just waiting on you 🤣

The only way I'm coming with you is if we stop somewhere for some BBQ ☕

If anyone happens to have an open spot for a ride from New York City this Wednesday, let me know via the Democratic Party—I ended up having to head back to New York City yesterday.

Just head out toward that rural town—it's maybe a twenty-minute drive... Or honestly, just hit up a local dive bar instead. That’d probably be easier. ☕

I mean, I get it, but personally—I guess you could say—I'm more of an animal person...

Zachary Sullivan2 said:We've got plenty of seats in the van—you just need to grab a notarized waiver from the local office stating you're joining us entirely of your own free will...

Look, when it comes to your little groups, I only respect the guys who are actually part of Loco. As for these wannabe ultras? I don't recognize them at all—and frankly, I have zero interest in listening to you talk about your "urban problems" for a four-hour drive. ☕

It doesn't even matter—I don't have a passport anyway, so traveling to Italy isn't happening. I managed to lose my ID somewhere along the way, I guess. ☕

If anyone happens to be heading out of New York City—or maybe just passing through New York City on their way down to Miami—a day or two before the big game, or even on game day itself, please shoot me a DM.

Catch you at the Real Madrid game—hopefully the weather holds up and we aren't stuck in rain ☕

Here’s my take on that article over in the corner. Honestly, if this is the absolute best Jose Kern11 can manage to pull together, he might be better off just staying quiet.

Jose Kern11 said:"John Doe is the new star in New Orleans. His transfer from the Kansas City Chiefs was a long time coming—he even turned down lucrative offers from Parma and Liverpool."

Apple for those who haven't heard the news yet.
Anyway, props to the corkyiri crew for winning the tournament, led by their fearless leader 😁
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Drop the link for that somewhere

Ant moved onto my street, and now he’s spending all day trying to pick up women by promising them they'll hit the jackpot if they just give him a chance.

Anonymous said:This is just a blatant lie—probably because you're jealous he's faster than you. I know the guy personally, and honestly, he always plays with Arsenal; he’s such a huge Wenger fan that there's zero chance this isn't true. This is verified info from an insider.

Lazarus, look, I'm actually his cousin, and he never plays with Arsenal—he's always playing with Tottenham Hotspur. ☕

Benjamin Rivera5 said:I’m still waiting on my first real thing—you know, that true, once-in-a-lifetime love. I haven't even counted the childhood stuff, like holding hands in preschool or those little crushes back in elementary school. 😍
When it comes to actual romance, though, I think I'll be quite the pro. I'm a bit of a romantic at heart, so I imagine any girl would have a pretty great time with me. I'd never cheat or anything like that; I’d be the type to send midnight texts and tell her I love her every single day—which, I guess, sounds a little cliché when I actually write it out 😕 . I'd protect her with everything I've got. 😁
So, my future partner has no idea what's coming her way. I don't have a girlfriend just yet because, well, I'm pretty shy—but once I find someone and really get to know them, it’ll be exactly like I described above... Or am I just kidding myself? 🤷

The troll of the century 🤣

Benjamin Rivera5 said:I realize I probably won't get an answer here, but I am genuinely curious—how on earth do you guys manage to smuggle those massive flares past security?😕

Chicago Blackhawks fans

You should probably reach out to Fear; he'll give you the full rundown on how it works. ☕

Let me just weigh in on this one point.
He’s been a staple in the first team for basically his entire career—sure, he might step out for a game here and there, but if you look at the last four years, he’s always been right there in the thick of it. I mean, it isn't like he could just demand $150,000 the second he walked through the door, but he could have easily signed a deal starting at $35,000, with a clause triggering a jump to $100,000 after twenty appearances, or maybe even $150,000 after fifty. That kind of structure is pretty standard practice in professional sports, I guess.

Jose Kern11 said:And why wouldn't this be true? 🙂🙂 Give me just one reason?!
I mean, Maloca is actually playing quite well for... $10 We aren't talking about just a few thousand dollars a month here—let's be real. I mean, how many seasons would he actually have to play to hit that 200,000 euro mark? 🙂🙂🙂 So, once this transfer actually goes through, we’re looking at a valuation of roughly $3.5 million—which, let’s be honest, is an absolutely insane figure. But hey, that’s just the business of football, I guess. If you do the math—and you really should—40 percent of $3.5 million comes out to about $1.4 million. When you factor in the salary that Management keeps pushing through, you're looking at $750,000, plus an extra $50,000 every single year. At this rate, he's actually more expensive than Cernat—God, what a dummy. You have one guy like Maloca walking away with $1.5 million from the Kansas City Chiefs, yet here you are, trying to tell me he's playing for peanuts. 🙂🙂What kind of circus of fools is happening on this forum again? Honestly, I feel like we should just wipe the whole thing clean—I’ve had my fill of Maloca and Radosic. Between the two of them, they’re going to bleed us for 2.5 million dollars, so maybe we should just jump straight to a total ban before we suffer an even bigger financial hit.

Look, when Maloca was signing his contract, there shouldn't have been any issue with him earning $150,000 per season—honestly. I mean, if we were paying Cernat $400,000, or handing out $400,000 to Verpakovskis and Sablica the year before, or even giving Vejic $400,000 while Hrvoje spends every single day claiming he’s "saving" the Kansas City Chiefs... well, you get the idea. Even Zivkovic was pulling in something similar at some point. So, yeah—Maloca signs. That’s a pretty tiny contract. I suppose I should probably say something here—if there’s actually anything worth discussing. The circumstances at that time—well, looking back, things were just different. He’s putting a massive amount of money on the line here. Just imagine—if he breaks a leg right after signing that contract and he's pulling in $150,000 a year, we're looking at $400,000 total. He could basically set himself up for life, maybe grind out a few more seasons at some mid-tier club in the US second division, and call it a career. He’s the one taking the gamble, and if he ends up profiting from it, I guess that’s just how the game works when you look at it from his perspective. Honestly, I don't know what kind of lowlife you have to be to be shouting about him getting a percentage now—especially since there was no formal contract when he signed and he risked everything. If anyone deserves to pocket $250,000 to $300,000 a season, it’s him. It’s his talent that earned it, and he’s the one who's actually going to bring revenue to the Kansas City Chiefs.
Just so we’re clear on the numbers—Vukusic was pulling in maybe a few dozen thousand dollars a year, with absolutely zero percentage of any transfers. Meanwhile, Svagusa has an agreement with SOS that puts him at $150,000 annually plus a 30% cut of every transfer. If that isn't criminal, I don't know what is.

Jose Kern11 said:Kevin Nelson3 @ regarding Trebotic—there was actually an offer from Torino for something north of a million (after the EL), but now he’s being let go for free. In fact, it's practically a giveaway, even though he’s 100% under contract with the Kansas City Chiefs, yet people are crying like Maloca. Apparently, it's vital to whistle at him because he's associated with the administration, while they lift up Maloca (60/40 split), Ibricic (that massive suck-up), and Gabric (what can you even say about that empty head?) to the heavens, handing them the heart of the club and captain bands. And don't even get me started on Dinko—people will claim my take is just subjective, when in reality, it's an objective truth; at least on this matter, he knows everything, regardless of how much the newspapers twist it. But hey, keep reading those papers and those hacks Alfirevic and Reic. I'm almost certain half the people here who despise those two pathetic journalists think Dinko attacked Krstic simply because those same two reporters or some loser from the Free Press wrote it. It's pure absurdity, and honestly, I'm done discussing it—I've had enough of Dinko playing for Lokomotiva.

I wrote this regarding Radosic because, frankly, I'm sick of being blackmailed every single second. Instead of repeating the whole story to everyone on my phone 800 times, it’s easier to just write it once. The most controversial part of this entire saga is that once everything was finalized, someone—acting on behalf of another—demanded 10% for their brother. That isn't normal, and it shouldn't happen. You clearly don't grasp this. This isn't about causing harm to the Kansas City Chiefs; if anything, doing this could actually benefit the club by ensuring no one else tries to blackmail us again. Read the first part of Maradona's book, *I Am Diego*, and maybe you'll see the respect he had for the core of the Boca Juniors fans and for himself. Maradona wouldn't have dreamed of doing something like what this Radosic is pulling. Once you've read it, let me know; I can't write about this anymore, it's nauseating. And I'm certainly not going to drop a full name for you—are you insane?

If an offer for Trebotic ever actually reached the club, even if it was only in the realm of 10,000 euros, whoever turned it down should be charged with high treason.☕

The thing is, Maloca has a very specific contract situation going on. He decided to take a gamble by playing for $36,000 when he could have easily banked somewhere between $100,000 and $150,000 per season—without any strings attached. Right now, he’s pulling in $36,000 a year, which is practically pocket change for a player with a market value of $3.5 million according to Transfermarkt. He’s securing that money while guys like Vejic are at $400,000, and Jertec and Buljat are sitting at $400,000 or $350,000—who knows exactly how much—all in exchange for getting 30 percent of his transfer fee. I mean, if things go south, he gets nothing and ends up stuck with a four-year deal totaling $150,000; he could have walked away with a guaranteed $600,000. Instead, he took a solid $144,000, and everything else depends on how he actually performs. Given that he’ll likely move for at least $3 million, he’ll pocket $900,000, which means over four years with the Kansas City Chiefs, he’ll have earned about $1,044,000—roughly $250,000 per season—while bringing $2.1 million into the club's coffers. Considering this was all signed during the era of Jertec, Buljat, Vejic, Cernat, and the rest of that crew, it’s honestly a massive win for us.

Maloca might never be a world-class superstar, but he’s a class act—which is a refreshing change from most of the people in the stands or out on the pitch. Even when there was that whole mess regarding people being "forced into labor" at Dinamo, Maloca handled it all with what I suppose you'd call a "European" sensibility. Real captain material.

Jose Kern11 said:Maybe you could tell me the whole story about Maloca—how you guys met, what you talked about... maybe even some info on Kukoč. 😍 You’re basically sitting in the same class as Radosic, so I bet you’d wager any unpaid lottery ticket you have on this. 🙂

Look, I live in a major US city. A few people from this forum actually know me personally—they could back me up if you need.
I just looked at which ticket we're talking about, and honestly, it caught my eye—right around the moment I stopped watching because Duvnjak scored his fourth goal.🤣.

Unlike most of our local stars, Maloca is actually a pretty modest guy. Since you seem to be such an expert, you probably already knew that. It doesn't matter if he's wasted at Kaurija's or stone-cold sober; it’s all the same level of mental fog. That's just how things work here.

I laid out some facts for you, and you responded by accusing me of being Radosic's cousin, brother, uncle, classmate... I might as well be his professor at this rate.
If it's true that his brother is behind this, someone should probably tie him to a car and drag him down the street. As for the Liverpool thing, I don't buy it; I think I've already explained why.

Jesse Doyle3 said:George Gonzalez, why would anyone besides Management need to know that Liverpool FC sent an offer? Maybe they requested confidentiality? Just look at Edward—nobody ever mentioned Arsenal FC, and then suddenly, boom, Edward is at Arsenal FC.
So, that argument of yours doesn't really hold much water.

Alright, so how does Jose Kern11 know that specific offer arrived? Those insiders of his must be pretty powerful. If he had written this ten days ago, maybe I'd believe him, but as it stands...🤣