Bad Boys

It’s actually wild—we’re looking at the second derby in Miami coming up this Wednesday already... I mean, seriously, how is that even possible?

Look, I don't give a damn about the local titles or those flashy little stars above the crest, but this is information every single Bad Boy and Dynamo fan needs to have on their radar.

Exactly 40 years ago today—June 17, 1979—LA Galaxy won the national championship, only to have the title stripped away by the old regime. The US Soccer Federation Trophy was handed over to the Boston Red Sox, even though the Supreme Court eventually ruled that the title rightfully belonged to LA Galaxy. Back then, Tito was still in power, and the word on the street was that the championship couldn't go to a club like LA Galaxy, especially one carrying such distinct American symbols and dominating the league standings. Tito passed away just a year later in 1980, and LA Galaxy secured the title again shortly after in 1982.

Here is more detailed about stripping the title from 1979.

Oh, please—spare me the delusions. I’ve had enough of this mythmaking where you all pretend they were some elite, untouchable squad, marching around in their Hugo Boss gear and polished boots just to brainwash the masses.🙂

John Lee9 said:Oh, please, stop lying. I am so sick of this collective delusion where everyone acts like they were some elite squad wearing little shirts with dictators on them, just brainwashed by propaganda.🙂

Oh sure, because Tompkins is obviously the ultimate authority here, rather than the actual regulatory commission or the Supreme Court.
And honestly, listening to Tompkins, you’d think he was being perfectly objective toward LA Galaxy—though if I’m being real, his tone makes me think he actually has a massive personal vendetta against them, regardless of whether he's technically right about the officiating rules.
https://www.goal.com/hr-ba/vijesti/j...u1s83tm357evw9

By the way, regarding that "enough with our delusions" comment—I couldn't agree more. We really need to drag everything out into the light.

Just a heads-up for everyone planning to attend future matches: yesterday was a total mess. They stopped selling season tickets at 7:00 PM, even though kickoff wasn't until 9:00 PM. I’m pretty sure you won't find another club in the States pulling a stunt like that. Just wanted to let you all know so you don't get caught off guard next time.

Kyle Davis2 said:Yesterday, right before the game, it was impossible to grab season tickets because they stopped selling them at 7:00 PM, even though kickoff wasn't until 9:00 PM! I swear, you won't find a club anywhere else in the country that operates this poorly. Just a heads-up for everyone planning to attend future matches.

I’m jumping in here to join the congratulations—those absolute pieces of trash.🤮

Kyle Davis2 said:They wouldn't even let you buy season tickets before yesterday's game—sales closed at 7:00 PM and kickoff was at 9:00 PM. I’m pretty sure no other club in the world operates like this... just a heads up for future matches.

Stop being dramatic. They've been posting the season ticket deadlines and sales hours consistently for three weeks now—there's actually a method to the madness, likely to prevent seating conflicts in the system when they're selling single-game tickets.

Scott Smith93 said:Look, let’s not get hysterical here. For three weeks straight, he’s been posting clearly about when the season passes go on sale and what the hours are. There’s actually a logical reason why they aren't being sold alongside individual game tickets—it's likely just some technical overlap in the seating system.

How exactly does the seating system "overlap" if the season passes are designated for specific sections? We're talking about 3,000 people at the Locomotives, more than half of whom already hold season passes, yet we're supposed to believe they can't be sold alongside single-game tickets? Makes zero sense.

Everything changes, yet your footage remains eternal.
Even if you find yourselves chasing one another.

Jonathan Edwards8 said:Everything changes, but your recordings live forever.
Even if you guys spend all day chasing each other down.

Could you not go one single minute without leaving a comment?

Jonathan Edwards8 said:Everything changes, yet your recordings endure forever.
Even if you all spend your time chasing one another.

Do you feel better now, you idiot?

That guy with the axe probably spent the rest of his life bragging about how he scared those cowards off. It’s a total thug mentality, just executed by complete idiots..

analogheron19 said:I guess someone just had to weigh in, huh?

Honestly, you just have to have a certain amount of patience for people like that. They’re about as common as fishermen in a small town in Maine.

My heart goes out to all the friends and family of Joseph Briški.

Jonathan Edwards8 said:Everything changes, yet your footage remains forever...
Even if you all end up chasing one another down the road...

So, where on earth is that video from the interstate near Indianapolis? Did you actually pay that guy, or was he just some associate of yours?

We’ve seen this script play out a thousand times before. Experience tells me the tension just scales up—it starts at the final whistle, ramps up during overtime, and by the time you hit a penalty shootout, things get ugly fast. It all builds through this mounting hostility, where everyone's ego gets artificially inflated, leading to instant labeling, pigeonholing, and public condemnation of everyone involved.
Today, I’m looking at my own neighbors—people who used to be buddies in the stands, folks we actually shared space, time, and memories with. These are people I would have stood up for in a heartbeat if the last decade or so hadn't been filled with this kind of madness. Now, you’ve got some showing up with tear gas, others with axes or hammers, but they all share that same genuine hatred in their eyes as they head into extra time.
What the hell is waiting for someone who wasn't even part of the crowd? Someone who never shared a sandwich on the train or grabbed a beer outside the stadium with the Bad Boys? Or worse, what happens to someone who isn't even from here and whom you naturally can't stand?
Fix this however you think you can. But don't expect some outsider to come in and tell you how to handle your own business; they don't know the stakes, and following their lead won't lead to anything good. Playing hero here is as dangerous as being an accomplice to a future assault or murder. Honestly, it feels like you guys are even more naive than the people around here if you haven't realized when it's time to change tactics. You don't even seem to grasp where you are or the direction this trajectory is taking us.

panona said:Those spineless sycophants aren't even worth an argument, and frankly, they don't deserve a single comment—they just need their non-existent reputations inflated by people like you. They lost any shred of credibility the very moment they decided to side with the mobsters and the mafia.

The guys who actually live for the streets and stay true to them don't spend their time sucking up to mafia bosses, tycoons, thieves, or traitors. End of story. Who they are speaks volumes through the tools they carry. It is the absolute mindset of losers.

Besides, one of the main reasons why everyone can walk around Chicago today without looking over their shoulder is because of idiots like them—people who let their own massive egos allow anyone to piss on and wage war in our own backyard.

What kind of nonsense are you spouting? The people who took the payouts from those "mommy's boys" are sitting pretty right now, sipping drinks and enjoying life alongside today's leadership. Look, did anyone attack N. during these five years of war? Did anyone touch P.? No, and they never will. So why is it that these kids are out there fighting someone else's war and getting attacked at a ratio of twenty to three, while their former leaders—who haven't been touched by anyone—are all cozying up and socializing with them? That is the entire point of everything happening in this group over the last few years. You can do whatever you want when you decide to make peace with the very people you claim to be at war with. Take the recent example: having that guy from Vienna back on the panel is actually a good thing, obviously...

Jonathan Edwards8 said:Everything changes, but your recordings live on forever.

Will it eventually become common knowledge that the whole trend of online bragging, filming, and putting on a show was started by the Bad Boys?

There were even photos from walking around downtown Chicago on the way to some smaller town, waiting for rides, casual strolls, and all that stuff. I just can't be bothered to dig through them right now.

I won't step on anyone else's toes here—I could talk about early morning walks along the waterfront in a different city, or people filming van convoys speeding down the interstate, etc., etc.

The links above aren't just some leaked snapshots that ended up online because of idiots on our side, like that video from the stadium leak. No, these are your OFFICIAL photos that you use to show off.

All of this happened BEFORE anyone started picking fights with you over a game you guys invented yourselves.

Tyler Jackson56 said:Man, you’re talking nonsense. The guys who pocketed the cash are sitting pretty right now, sipping drinks and chilling with today's leadership. Nobody went after N. during those five years of fighting, and nobody touched P. either—and they won't. So why are these kids being targeted 20-to-3 while their former leaders, who haven't faced a single consequence, are out there shaking hands and making peace? That’s the whole point of what’s been going down in this group lately. You can make peace with anyone if you want to—even the people you were supposedly at war with. Look at the latest example: having that guy from Vienna back on the panel is actually a good move...

Look, P. never actually went looking for trouble with the kids in town—he wasn't out there cracking teeth of people who paid huge amounts to the group at a 10-to-1 ratio or whatever. So, aside from some personal beef, nobody really had an issue with him.
The real question is: why are they letting other people back in who actually did all that stuff?...

Jonathan Hayes76 said:Just handle it however you see fit. Someone from out of town trying to tell us how to do things? They can't and they don't know.

Of course they can't and they don't know. Honestly, it’s embarrassing for someone from "out there" to even open their mouth. This is coming from people who show up to a scheduled brawl in the fields carrying handguns, stabbing rivals in the chest, or tossing paint bombs into a neighbor's yard just to prove who owns the block. And if they lose the fight, they start shooting over some graffiti.

And then they have the nerve to lecture us about hatred, or "poor bastards," or axes. It wasn't the Bad Boys throwing axes at moving vans.

You're really talking out of your ass here.