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Daniel Carter9 said:Not a single damn dead-end news site got the message right. Not one. That’s the state of the media for you—just more wasted hope for regular folks who see 3,500 people head over to Germany just to grab a cheap beer.

"We need to reach the average person. We need to get into the media."

🙏

Everyone needs to step up and do their part, because when you actually put in the work, you see the results. This game proved that. German outlets broke the story, then our local news picked it up, the whole city was covered in flyers, and there were posters everywhere outside the arena. But unless you're willing to pull three straight all-nighters to make an impact, most people don't give a damn about anything besides their next drink or whatever else they're chasing, and I'm not even talking about those 3,500 people here.

The reality is that emerging technologies have completely gutted the credibility of every group out there, including our own messy little circle. Everyone just writes whatever they want, whenever they feel like it. Suddenly, everyone is an expert, and nobody gives a damn. They all act like self-appointed guardians of justice and integrity. Back in the day, during those first few arrivals, you’d get shut down or dismissed just so people could establish who was actually in charge.
As for the Bayern Munich fans, you guys are in the wrong place. I'm sure there's a thread for you somewhere else.

Anyone celebrating the recent successes of that family-run clique should take note: last night's match was merely the beginning of the end for their beloved club. A desperate struggle for survival lies ahead if they truly intend to save the organization, though I find myself deeply skeptical as to whether they possess the will to fight.

It’s basically game over even if Mamić ends up behind bars. BBB won't be able to touch a thing by then. They had a chance to wipe those politicians out for good—instead, they just blew it. A total failure on all our parts...

Paul Sanchez15 said:The beginning of the end happens whenever Mamić finally gets locked up. Even then, the big shots at the Fed won't be able to touch anything. They had the chance to wipe out those corrupt suits once and for all, but instead, we all just ended up screwed...

Now you’ve got the resident keyboard warriors gonna come after you because they think you don't get it. Since you won't reveal who you are—and I'm not even talking about DMs—they'll probably just threaten you with a ban. Honestly, they'll just label you a troll or someone on a payroll to shut you up.

Paul Sanchez15 said:The beginning of the end occurs once Mamić is finally behind bars. At that point, even the BBB cannot influence the outcome. The BBB had the opportunity to ensure those individuals were gone for good, but unfortunately, it resulted in a collective failure on our part...

Do you truly believe he won't be facing consequences soon?
The BBB certainly played a role in this entire situation; while their contribution varies, it is by no means insignificant. Yesterday's match served as a clear demonstration, as the eyes of all of Europe and the rest of the world were fixed upon the circumstances surrounding the club..
As for our own people supporting whoever provides them with financial incentives while disregarding matters of honor, that is an entirely different issue characteristic of the North American Peninsula..

All we can really do for the guys in the group is send our congratulations. Respect to you all.
We’re beaten and we’re bruised—that's just the reality. But how much damage is there actually? We stay strong by echoing the messages put forward by Bayern Munich, Dortmund, and others over this past year. There’s no room for defeatism here. Those spreading it aren't even fighting for the same values or ideals this group stands for anyway.
To the guys keeping this group alive through their actions and moves: respect and thanks. As for those Dinamo Chicago fans, nothing but death to them and their big leader.

One more thing... to our little crew of wannabe footballers who finally decided to speak up at the uskok hearing: there's no mercy left. You're too late, guys. You already caught the blame a long time ago, and now that the whole country is laughing at you, you're trying to act like righteous men? It doesn't work like that.

hollowsurfer22 said:Anyone celebrating the wins of that family-run mess should know last night was just the beginning of the end for their precious club. They’ve got a massive fight ahead if they want to save it, though I highly doubt they have any fight left in them...

Seriously, what is the actual difference between last night and the absolute embarrassment we've faced in Europe over the last five years? Last night wasn't even that bad considering who we were playing. You can celebrate all you want, but 100 straight losses in Europe won't get Glavonj out of Dinamo Chicago. I honestly don't understand how people still don't see that.

Bryan Morris9 said:All we can do is send our respect to the guys in the group. Mad respect, fellas!!!
We’ve taken some hits and we're bruised, that's just reality. But we remain strong, and all we're doing is echoing the same messages that Bayern Munich, Dortmund, and others have been pushing over the last year. There's no excuse for defeatism, and those spreading it don't even stand for the same ideals this group fights for.
To the guys keeping this group alive through their actions—once again, massive thanks and respect. As for the fans of Dinamo Chicago? Nothing but death to them and their big leader.

One more thing... to our little squad of wannabe players who finally decided to speak up under the protection of the uskok: you're too late. You missed your chance a long time ago. Now that the whole nation is laughing at you, you're trying to act like honorable men? It doesn't work that way.

The Glavonj is gone, having seen the messages across Europe.

cosmicscout2 said:I simply cannot comprehend how you fail to see the distinction between last night's performance and the absolute embarrassment we have endured in European competition over the past five years. Given the caliber of our opponent, last night wasn't even particularly shameful, yet people continue to celebrate as if things have changed. You can cheer all you want, but one hundred consecutive failures on the continental stage will never be enough to remove Glavonj from his position at Dinamo Chicago. I truly find it baffling that this remains unclear to you.

Forget all that nonsense and just tell me what time zone you're living in. 🍿

cosmicscout2 said:Could you please explain the actual difference between last night's game and the absolute embarrassment we have endured in Europe over the last five years? Last night wasn't even particularly shameful considering who the opponent was. You can celebrate all you want, but one hundred consecutive losses in European competition will never remove Glavonj from Dinamo Chicago. I truly cannot comprehend how this remains unclear to you.

Glavonj is already beginning to falter, bit by bit..
Even his own followers no longer respect him... he may attempt to fight back, but his methods have been exposed and they are losing their effectiveness..
Let him fall gradually, and let him take all his corruption down with him..
As for those family matters, he is an embarrassment in his own right, something that will be quickly forgotten..

cosmicscout2 said:Could someone please explain the difference between last night's performance and the absolute disgrace we've endured in Europe over the last five years? Honestly, last night wasn't even embarrassing, considering who the opponent was. You can celebrate all you want, but a streak of 100 consecutive losses in European competition wouldn't be enough to finally remove Glavonj from his position at Dinamo Chicago. I truly don't understand how this remains unclear to some of you.

And? We all know he won't go. So, what exactly is everyone supposed to cheer for—Mamić's personal ATM? How is it still not obvious to you that people simply couldn't care less about Mamić's club? It’s the same way those 3,500 people right now don't give a damn; they only find the team interesting because they're playing at the Allianz Arena during Oktoberfest. Once they face a Greek side, they'll lose interest again immediately.

Go ahead, cheer blindly and celebrate every goal while the old man drains millions from the club's coffers. Meanwhile, we will continue to stand against him.

Cheers

hollowsurfer22 said:Glavonj is already circling the drain, bit by bit..
Even his own loyalists don't respect him anymore... he might try to fight back, but everyone sees right through his tactics now..
Let him fall slowly and take all his filth down with him..
As for that whole family scandal, he's a disgrace in his own right—something that will be forgotten in no time..

Are you familiar with that "I told you so" trope? There's this guy who's been using it for the last five or six years, and the target never pushes back. Once the guy finally exits the scene—meaning he either dies or ends up behind bars—that person will just turn around and say, "See? I called it." It doesn't even matter if they were wrong for ten or fifteen years.

Matthew Martinez64 said:Forget all that. Just tell us what your actual schedule looks like. 🍿

Longer than the line at Starbucks.

What happened five, ten, or fifteen years ago simply isn't relevant anymore.

It doesn't matter. It’s irrelevant because the man is on the right side of history...👍

Mamić's whole deal is that for every step forward he takes, he takes five steps back.

Part of that is thanks to our hard work, part is just him and his cronies being idiots, and part is just the karma catching up to him.

Beat Arsenal FC, then turn around and appoint Čačić as the manager, let Bruno Marić ref the derby, have Luka Modrić talk trash about the old boss at the FBI, and then get absolutely slaughtered in Munich both on the pitch and in the stands.

It’s not even about Mamić—he’s washed up. The real issue is the toxic energy. He needs to go clear his head playing futsal; that's where the real fun is, hanging with guys who actually fight and respect the fans.

EVERYONE GET TO FUTSAL DINAMU !!!!!

Noah Jones92 said:Look, I’m telling you, you clearly don't get how things work here. You don't show up at the fan shop, and if you even mention how stupid it was not to show up at the stadium—especially since they let the guys back in after the whole Remka situation—you're gonna get banned. Seriously, that decision to stay away totally messed with the fans and Mamić, making everyone actually consider leaving Dinamo Chicago altogether. 🙂

I honestly don't know why I'm even replying to you. I guess I just care about your future; all this bitterness and resentment might actually be the end of you...

I doubt Valsimot will actually ban you for calling the decision to skip the game stupid, especially since he was one of the guys who wanted everyone to show up once those brothers were released from Remka. I mean, looking at what you're saying, it's pretty much just nonsense, I guess.
After the Arsenal FC match, a few of you guys were complaining that you couldn't take this situation anymore and that people needed to get back to the stadium, but then some folks here explained the whole situation really nicely and with actual logic.
If you were hanging out in the East Stand back in 2012, 2013, or early 2014—when it was just a small group of maybe 300 people—then I don't know what isn't clicking for you and your buddies. That's when the bans started happening because people wouldn't sit where they were supposed to. They split the East Stand into five different sections, and if you sat in the wrong spot, you ended up on a blacklist. So, why would you think things would be any different over in the North Stand now?
It’s probably a good thing this forum exists, so you have a place to vent all that anger and cynicism instead of having to go to the fan shop... though I totally get why you'd avoid the shop, since the vibes there have been pretty unbearable lately (at least for me).

P.S. I'd much rather have 3,000 real fans than 300 phonies.

Times have certainly changed. It’s much better to be wealthy and sharp than to be poor and foolish...

Joseph Parker11 said:Man, since you’re out here quoting me just to take a cheap shot—and let’s be clear, we aren't even talking about Hitler or fascism here, if you haven't caught on yet—you’re basically acting like your IQ is hovering around room temperature. There’s zero point in being this unprovoked and angry. You’re just throwing hands like we haven't been going at it forever. Try being a little more civilized next time; it might actually suit you better.

Here’s the deal: no self-proclaimed anti-fascist can actually stand against Mamić, because apparently, he’s got a massive soft spot for the old Yugoslavia vibes. So, when you put "death to fascism" in your bio, you’re basically checking yourself right into Mamić's camp. Honestly, I feel bad you aren't a fascist, because if you were, someone like me would definitely be rooting against Mamić. It seems like only the guys in black uniforms have a problem with him.🙂

Exhibit A:



Exhibit B:

– They claim everything is totally transparent, but just look at how the fans operate. Check out the fan club headquarters over on Zvonimirova Street and Draškovićeva Street; there isn't a speck of blue to be found. It’s all black, looking like some extremist outfit. Go ahead, look at what they’re selling there, or dig into who’s actually paying the taxes on those team buses and the booze sales.

Mamić isn't crazy; he knows exactly what kind of scraps to throw to this mindless crowd to keep them biting. He’ll play any role—he'll be a hardline nationalist one day, a Che Guevara revolutionary the next, or a straight-up Republican—whatever it takes to line his pockets to the brim!

And you, Mr. Anti-Fascist, you’re clearly vibing on the exact same wavelength as him. Why don't you and Jovanka just go grab a picnic together?

I hope he buys you that apartment he promised. Honestly, nobody will benefit from it more than you lot. You "anti-fascists"—or should I say the proletariat—should just unite and enjoy sponsoring your own benefactor. 👍

Look, man, that’s nothing more than a signature meant to mock the whole thing—death to fascism, freedom to the railroad workers. If you haven't caught on by now, I’m not going to waste my breath or even a single letter on these people; they simply haven't earned that kind of respect. But hey, cheers to you. Best regards.