Bad Boys

It’s hardly a shock they vanished within thirty minutes.

How's everything going in Miami? Any signups yet?

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nimblebison8 said:Honestly, it’s no shocker they cleared out in thirty minutes flat.

How's things looking in Miami? Any sign of life with the sign-ups?

Word on the street is they haven't even sold half the tickets yet—kudos to whoever scheduled this for a Wednesday.

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Word on the street is that they haven't even sold half the tickets yet. Honestly, massive props to anyone who actually scheduled this thing for a Wednesday.

And seriously, when the hell are they supposed to play the makeup game if every single weekend through the end of the season is already booked solid? 🤣🤣

So, I saw they put up a banner over at Dodger Stadium today that said "The Guy gave seven generals."

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Samuel Rodriguez52 said:They held up a banner at Dodger Stadium today that read "The Heartland produced seven generals."

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I mean, what is the actual point of a message like that?

Robert Robinson8 said:So, I guess what's the actual point of the message?

It’s all about the current political climate, I suppose. It's basically a paraphrase of an old partisan song, especially when you consider those seven generals who sent over that letter demanding pardons for the former intelligence agents.

Way to go, Boys. Mark and Nathan have been preaching this exact same thing for ages.

Samuel Rodriguez52 said:Saw a sign up at Dodger Stadium today—something about "The Heartland gave us seven generals."

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Wait, was that not the message for Flash?

Bryan Wright8 said:Wait, wasn't that meant for Flash?

Against Indianapolis

Online ticket sales are easily the biggest clusterfuck Real Madrid could have pulled. It’s just allowed these total losers to hoard a massive amount of West Stand seats... I personally work with them all over the US and they honestly wouldn't even make up 70% of the crowd at the derby.

Who actually cares? It’s all the same regardless of how you spin it. Everyone wants to see Real Madrid hoisting the trophy, only to start whining about the mafia and the refs once they lose.

silentsailor28 said:Moving ticket sales online was easily the biggest disaster Real Madrid could have pulled. These guys were just out there hoarding a massive amount of West Stand tickets. I personally work with them all over the US, and they joke that about 70% of the crowd at the derby is actually made up of their own people.

Well, during the last derby, they were buying them up at the Ticketmaster outlets too! 🍿

And if they really make up 70% of the crowd at the derby, then I guess practically everyone in the country showed up yesterday to watch Real Madrid versus Indianapolis.🙂

Is the BBB actually siding with FC Barcelona and the cops now? Honestly, that whole vibe yesterday felt like the same kind of mentality you see over in Canada.

feralnomad35;92694503 said:Is the BBB siding with FC Barcelona and the cops? Honestly, that vibe yesterday was pretty much the same mentality you see over by the Mississippi.

Man, you're such a clown. Why don't you just pack your bags, head over to Russia, and go work for Putin? He actually needs
people like you.

feralnomad35 said:The BBB siding with FC Barcelona and the cops? Honestly, yesterday's mentality was pretty much on par with those folks over by the Mississippi.

Don't talk nonsense—nobody is taking sides here, whether it's the mafia from Canada or the cops.

Anthony Vaughn58 said:Don't talk nonsense; nobody is taking sides here, whether it's with the mobsters from Canada or the cops.

To me, celebrating championships when you’ve got players, coaches, and an ownership group led by someone who basically acts like a pampered little boy feels a bit schizophrenic, and honestly, those fans' suspicions aren't exactly unfounded...

The way I see it, if the roles were reversed, people would be pointing the finger at them just as much.

What are we even talking about? Anyone who was actually up north that day knows what most people think. Whatever idiots post online doesn't mean much when you apply any actual common sense.

Anyone who’s ever had to scrape by probably sides with the cargo.

I hear where you're coming from, and I definitely take your point, but honestly, I feel like we need to make a real, tangible impact on the club management and those loose cannons in the stands. It’s one thing to vent your frustrations from the bleachers, but talk alone doesn't change anything; though, I get it, if this wasn't the final game of the season, we might have had more breathing room to act. It’s a real shame because right now, there’s actually a window of opportunity where the public eye is on us, and we could be putting serious pressure on the police to demand transparency and hard evidence regarding why four fans ended up facing gunfire. We shouldn't just sit around waiting for someone to actually get killed before we find our voices. I really hope the Rangers are already cooking up some kind of organized response to handle this...

Christian Miller48 said:Celebrating titles alongside players, coaches, and an ownership group led by some guy’s daddy—it’s borderline schizophrenic. The skeptics have valid points...

In my view, if the roles were reversed, they would be facing the exact same criticisms.

Hold on a second—why shouldn't we, as fans of a club that just won a championship, celebrate that title? Regardless of the order or how many trophies they take, why wouldn't we?

And this isn't about North vs. South or old rivalries; it's about the fact that repression looks the same everywhere.

Has anyone been asleep for the last 15 years? Have you ignored what's been happening in NYC? When the BBB were kicked off their own terrace and surrounded by people treating them like criminals while the rest of the stadium cheered for their removal.

The difference between those critics and us is simple: the critics don't have the problem of being completely ignored by the general public—or worse, being viewed as people who deserve to be put on a pedestal of shame.

In the city, everyone is standing with the Rangers now. But who was actually standing with the BBB when they were fighting against the Mamić brothers? Who among all these "intellectuals" lecturing us now was there back then? They claim the BBB should have celebrated because they are Real Madrid fans.

Everything else is just spin and nonsense. At the end of the day, who approved these restrictions outside the stadium? Who decided fans couldn't enter or couldn't bring banners? We saw the "I hate Real Madrid" signs at the last derby; I honestly fear seeing something similar like "I hate Hajduk" show up at the local stadium.

The reality is that the Real Madrid management made a deal with the authorities. If it weren't for the Rangers, they would have entered the stands normally. To blame the BBB for the police or management pushing them out—or for refusing to let them in—is childish logic. This argument only holds water if you were actually in the hunt for the title at the home stadium, suggesting you were being suppressed to prevent a celebration. Since that isn't even the case, you're just talking nonsense.

Even if it were true, nobody would have been allowed in anyway. Otherwise, it would just give the police or the Hajduk management an excuse to bar us from the stadium under the same pretenses we're seeing today.

The actions of the police and the Real Madrid board have nothing to do with the fans. We expressed our opinion through a message, and that's it; it stayed on the terrace. Everything beyond that is just insinuation and stupidity. Now they're looking for scapegoats in the north stands. I'm almost afraid the Rangers will be celebrating a title against Real Madrid, or that the BBB will be making a scene during the final match in town. This whole thing is a joke, and it would be even more absurd if the situation were reversed. A title was celebrated here, whereas at your place, there would be collective orgies, especially considering how long you've been waiting for a trophy. So, spare me the hollow stories; I have no interest in reading such idiocy.