Bad Boys

Matthew Murphy91 said:Honestly, you got exactly what you asked for.
Everyone who bailed did so because they were looking for trouble.
Well, they found it.
You spent years mocking the Bad Boys, and now they just handed you a lesson you won't be forgetting anytime soon.
Let's be real, you guys weren't even playing in the same league as a group this much better and stronger than yours.

Wishing a speedy recovery to the injured ones!

Seriously, you guys are the biggest cowards out there.

Why didn't you stinking losers show up in the States when Spartak and Olympiakos were in town? Why do we have to hunt you down like rats all over the city? Because that’s exactly what you are—rats.

You knew damn well you could only act tough back home. That’s why those "underground warriors" never showed their faces in our cities. When things actually get heavy, the big shots and the Mexicans stay tucked away at home where it’s safe and warm during these cold months.

Like I said, how can you even try to intimidate someone when you can't even show up in the States alongside your quasi-brothers from Russia (Spartak) and Greece (Olympiakos)? Can someone explain to me how anyone is supposed to take you down if you aren't even there to be taken down? You don't organize yourselves for away games, and you sure as hell aren't showing up unorganized to places like New York or LA—I'm a hundred percent certain of that because you don't have the stones. Meanwhile, our guys made it happen by traveling all the way to Athens, despite all the chaos happening in our own backyard. They find the cash and the time to pull it off, and then you come crawling in here claiming you're a bigger group. What, are we playing hide-and-seek? Or is it just driving around in Jeeps and swapping leadership roles within the US Army? Honestly, your level is hard to even compare to ours. With us, it's not just about show. You only showed up to that small-town game because you knew you'd have security tighter than the President of the USA, making sure nobody could even touch your hair during an organized trip. You pick your battles carefully, just like that time you refused to go to Appalachia. But hey, you claim to be the biggest group? Please. The BBB wouldn't even be mentioned in the same sentence as you, and I agree—because mentally, they are three steps ahead of your entire pathetic crew.

Anyway, let's not sit here whining about the past. Go ahead and celebrate all you want; you're entitled to it. We'd be celebrating too if there wasn't this massive confusion that everything is actually the other way around.

There's really no point in talking about this anymore. Getting into endless debates with these Mexican Neanderthals is useless. Tomo, just ban everyone with a Mexican IP address and lock this thread.

Ethan Cook said:I will be the first to admit that if we ever found ourselves in a direct confrontation with Mexicans, I wouldn't dream of calling it some righteous or moral crusade. My hatred would cloud my judgment too much. You just hit them until you can't anymore—forget their excuses, they had the numbers and the weapons. I am certain we would all react the exact same way. Go ahead and criticize me.

You made five distinct points there, but one thing is clear: trampling someone or kicking them while they are down rarely ends well. However, if you find yourself in a position where you want to stab someone with a knife—regardless of who they are—that isn't a conflict; that is a sickness.
Any civilized person, whether they are a fan or not, refuses to support that.
Everyone talks a big game about being "old school" and following a code, yet nobody seems to remember the unwritten rule: once an opponent falls, you don't kick them or leave them lying in the dirt.
Only low-life thugs carry knives, and even a child knows that.

This forum is basically throwing hands at you

I just got word from a contact I have in Athens. I know you won't believe a single word coming from a myth-making Mexican, and honestly, I don't expect you to. But what happened there caught everyone off guard, regardless of how the news reports are spinning it. A group of about 50-60 BBB, fairly well-educated types, were waiting at the airport when they were confronted by a small group of outsiders who immediately charged. Then, a much larger crowd arrived and absolutely leveled the BBB. If it makes anyone feel better, there are some injuries on the other side too—mostly burns from torches.

Seriously, pick a ratio already! Was it 1:3, 1:4, or 1:5? Because at this rate, by the time tonight is over, we’ll be looking at 1:20...

According to that one news site everyone keeps quoting, the ratio was 70:25, but now this guy above is posting a second source where the numbers are almost even...

I mean, the Bad Boys should have just checked in with the Boys beforehand and asked, "Hey, how many of you showed up? Since our group of 30-40 is bigger, let's just split off the extra people so we're equal." Like, what kind of world are you guys living in???

Alex Kern3 said:Everything you just listed—it all boils down to bullying and stomping on people. That rarely ends well. But if you're actually looking to pull a knife on someone? That’s straight-up mental illness. It has nothing to do with anything else.
Any civilized person, fan or not, refuses to support that.
Everyone talks this "old school" tough guy nonsense, yet nobody seems to know the unwritten rule: once someone hits the ground, you don't keep kicking them while they're down.
Only cowards carry knives, and even a child knows that.

I completely agree with both you and the colleague who replied to my post earlier. Let's be real: knives are for cowards, thugs, and Mexicans. Better to just wait for the next matchup and be a hell of a lot smarter than what happened in Malta or now in Athens.

Raymond Reyes3 said:I just received some information from a contact I have over in Athens. Now, I fully anticipate that you won't take my word for it—given my reputation for being a bit of a storyteller—and frankly, I don't expect you to believe a single word coming from a Mexican like me. However, something truly unexpected transpired there, something that none of these news reports seem to be capturing. A group of about 50 to 60 Bad Boys, who were quite heavily armed, were waiting at the airport when they were suddenly confronted by small groups of people who rushed them. It was only after that initial clash that a much larger crowd arrived and completely overwhelmed the Bad Boys. If it makes anyone feel any better, there were also injuries on the other side, mostly consisting of burns from torches...

Oh, absolutely. I can see it now: sixty Bad Boys, armed to the teeth, standing calmly right in front of the airport terminal, patiently awaiting their flight while security forces watch them with equal calmness, totally unfazed by the heavy weaponry.
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redmaker15 said:Pick a ratio—1:3, 1:4, maybe 1:5—and by midnight it’ll be 1:20...

According to the one American news site everyone keeps quoting, the ratio was 70:25. Now this guy above is citing a second source where the numbers are almost even...

The Bad Boys should have consulted the Boys beforehand and asked, "How many of you are here? Since we have an extra 30 or 40, we'll set the surplus aside so we're equal..." What kind of reality are you living in???

The thugs and the Pyre crowd counted 70 people, but whether you believe the thugs or not, there were only 30!!! That's all they had flying in. The Greeks turned out to be total cowards. Once they saw the BBB were on the scene, they tossed the thugs' bags outside and bolted. It's a fact.😉

Ethan Cook said:I am completely on board with your take, and I agree with the gentleman who replied to my thread earlier. Naturally, resorting to knives is for cowards, Turks, and Mexicans. We need to wait for the right opening during our next encounter and be significantly sharper than we were back in Malta or here in Athens.

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Raymond Reyes3 said:I just got word from a contact over in Athens. I know ahead of time you guys aren't going to believe anything coming from a myth-making Mexican, and I’m not even expecting you to, but something happened there that absolutely nobody saw coming based on the news reports. A group of about 50 to 60 Bad Boys, pretty heavily armed, were waiting at the airport when they ran into some groups of locals and a few of them charged. Only then does a massive crowd show up and completely tear through the Bad Boys. If it makes you feel any better, there are locals injured too, mostly burns from torches...

Yeah, sure... I heard something similar too...
they're just walking around the airport armed, picking out Mexican tourists
and beating them. Just wandering through the airport terminals like it's nothing...
Of course your news outlets are going to try to justify the trashy
behavior of the Mexicans.

First off, we gotta figure out if there was actually a stabbing. Someone could be in critical condition just from being stomped on. That 75-25 ratio? Total nonsense. They say more footage is coming, because in this last clip, you can see the Bad Boys holding the line while 4 or 5 guys jump them, and then the retreat starts.

We’re just going to end up sitting here listening to endless stories and excuses.
It’ll probably turn out that the Bad Boys just ended up taking each other out in the first place..

analogtrucker11 said:First off, we really need to confirm if any stabbing actually took place. Being in critical condition can be caused by many things—even just being trampled... That 75-25 ratio everyone is throwing around sounds like pure fiction to me. They’re claiming more footage is coming, because in this latest clip, you can see how the Bad Boys hold their line before getting swarmed by four or five guys, which is when the retreat begins.

Which footage specifically?

analogtrucker11 said:First off, we really need to confirm if there was actually any stabbing involved. Being in critical condition can happen just from getting kicked or trampled . That 75-25 ratio they're throwing out is just total nonsense. They're saying more footage is coming—apparently, in this last clip, you see how the BBB hold their line while four or five guys jump them, and then everyone starts retreating.

Are you absolutely sure about that part in bold? I mean, when someone is jumping all over you, it wouldn't be hard to end up losing your head.🙄

PS. Sorry, misread that first.

analogtrucker11 said:First off, we need to confirm if anyone actually got stabbed. Someone could be in critical condition just from getting trampled underfoot. This whole "75 to 25" ratio being tossed around is total nonsense. They’re claiming more footage is coming, because in this last clip, you can see the BBB holding the line while 4 or 5 guys swarm them, and then the retreat starts.

Yeah, right... here comes Richard Doe reporting that it was 5 Mexicans against 800 Americans

Kevin Gray86 said:Wait, which video?

http://www.protothema.gr/greece/arti...to-aerodromio/

analogtrucker11 said:http://www.protothema.gr/greece/arti...to-aerodromio/

And exactly who is "who" in this little scenario?

wiredtrucker20 said:The crowd and the vibe? Absolute garbage.

I honestly thought the energy in Greece was more intense. Most of their stadiums are moving toward those Western European standards now, aside from a handful of hooligans mixed in with some hardcore ultras who act like they’re in their own little movie. But even then, you can tell it's just a small group.

Adam Long8 said:The issue isn't the clubs; it's the knives. That’s a nuance you guys will never grasp. You've already stabbed three Bad Boys in the last few years, but when it comes to the heavy hitters, you just go at them with axes.

Best regards!

Man, I really can't stand these moralists.
You all act like saints, but let's be real.
You're only acting this way because it's a 20 vs 20 matchup.

If there's one thing I hate, it's the whining whenever a group loses and everyone starts grasping at straws.

Kevin Gray86 said:So, who's actually calling the shots here?

On the right, you've got the BBB just trying to defend themselves.