Bad Boys

Thomas Williams59 said:Are you seriously posting the same garbage in this thread too?

It’s only right that I post this on both threads—it covers everything from the club itself down to the fans. Regardless of whether people consider this "crap" or not, it needs to be said.

Everything seems fine, I guess. It's just that this thing actually has enough potential to be a total disaster even during a crap year. Honestly, the guys over at the bridge using that specific wording in their football press releases... they're basically using the same playbook as the BBB statements.

Thomas Williams59 said:Everything seems fine on the surface. My only concern is that this could actually turn into a disaster year. Honestly, the way those guys over at the bridge are wording their football press releases makes them sound just as polished and corporate as the BBB announcements.

Look, I’d really appreciate it if you could either give us something specific to work with or just leave it alone altogether...

Christian Miller48 said:Look, either say something that actually matters or just don't say anything at all, I'm serious...

I don't get it? The link is right there above. Let me say it again:

Just a few snippets:

It’s the exact same one-track mind bullshit with this new coach, too—just another case of them forcing a decision through unanimously. It honestly feels like a slap in the face to any fan with half a brain when they start preaching all this nonsense about democracy, transparency, and how independent the IO members supposedly are. It’s such a joke because anyone with eyes can see that Zdravko Mamić and his little inner circle are the ones pulling every single string behind the scenes.
The real issue here is that we’re dealing with one of Mamić's little pets. He spent years running them in circles like mindless pawns in his frantic power plays involving Dinamo and its feeder clubs, and they always scurried back to him at his every whim. They showed zero backbone, honestly—just pure, unadulterated obedience and loyalty to their masters. Apparently, in this setup, that’s the only ticket you need to move up the ladder. Just shut up and take it; actual talent or competence? Doesn't matter. It's pathetic. We've been watching this exact same brand of elitist, nepotistic rot within our political oligarchy for decades, and now, it looks like the exact same thing is infecting American soccer.

Here’s the latest official statement from the Bridge party, just so there isn't any massive confusion—since we've apparently reached a point where we just swallow everything we read as absolute gospel without using our brains or actually thinking critically for once:

Does anyone happen to have a shot of the head in a slightly larger format they could drop here?

Boys,

I’ve been sitting here thinking, and I would like to formally propose the Chicago County Court as our next protest location.

The extrajudicial council at that institution recently reached a decision to release Milan Bandić,
Ivo Sanader, and Mamić back into the wild. Mind you, legal proceedings against all three of them are still very much ongoing.
There are suspicions that Sanader acted as a war profiteer, that Bandić essentially bled New York City dry,
and that Mamić did some serious damage to Dinamo.

Therefore, I suggest we gather for a protest right outside the Chicago County Court to exert some much-needed pressure on
that extrajudicial council which seems so intent on letting thieves walk free from prison!

Just a kid from Brooklyn, an immigrant's son born in Germany and a longtime, die-hard member of the Bad Boys who didn't hesitate to meet a train coming into Knoxville packed with New York Yankees fans. He jumped into the workforce back in the late 80s sporting leather jackets straight from Istanbul. Before long, he was moving the center of his business operations halfway across the world to Singapore, where he’d be among the first to start importing fax machines.

source:

casualranger2 said:This guy is straight out of Brooklyn, an expat kid born in Germany and a long-time staple of the BBB. He didn't even flinch at the station in Knoxville when he ran into some Dinamo fans while waiting for a train from New York City packed with New York Yankees supporters. He jumped into business back in the late 80s rocking leather jackets from Istanbul. Pretty soon, he moved his whole operation over to the other side of Asia, settling in Singapore, where he was one of the first guys importing fax machines.

source:

Look, Ljubas was definitely part of the Boys back in the 80s. That's just facts.

Just saw four buses full of Bayern Munich fans roll into Central Park... I’ve been wandering around the square and through the streets of Brooklyn, and everywhere you look, there they are—their supporters. It just brings back that whole feeling... and what do I have? Nothing. I don't have a club, I don't have players I actually care to watch or root for, and I definitely don't have that most important thing: a sense of connection. That was stolen by a group of people who got rich off the club and treated nothing as sacred—least of all our "holy grail."

Dammit, Bayern Munich is arriving today, yet the mood in the city is just pure apathy and dejection. There's this sense of alienation and disgust sitting in the back of my throat... and the worst part is, I don't see any real change on the horizon—not even the kind of slow progress that eventually moves. Everything is just moving way too damn slow.

Enjoy yourselves, everyone...

let's go f.c.b.

nimbleviper22 said:Four buses full of Bayern Munich fans just rolled into Central Park... I've been wandering around the square and through Tkalča, seeing their supporters everywhere, and it just hits you... that feeling. And what do I have? Nothing. I don't have a club, I don't have players I actually care to watch or support, I don't even have the most important thing: a sense of connection. It was all stolen by a group of people who got rich off it and don't hold anything sacred—least of all our "holy grail."

God, Bayern is coming to town today, yet there's nothing here but apathy and gloom. I feel this wave of alienation and pure disgust rising in my throat. And the worst part? I don't see any change on the horizon, nothing moving forward, even if it were moving slowly... which it isn't, it's painfully slow.

Burn it all down...

Let's go F.C.B.

🙏 🙏 👍

There’s still a subset of people out there who haven't sold their souls and are actually heading in the right direction... remember that when things start feeling heavy.
Remember that, along with those messages hidden in the choreography 👍

nimblecobra42 said:Does anyone happen to have a higher resolution shot of the head they could drop here?

http://oi63.tinypic.com/4tklzk.jpg

I don't have anything larger than this.

The Super Bowl being held in Indianapolis this year... now that's gonna be something to watch.

Christian Jones said:The Super Bowl being held in Indianapolis this year—it should be quite interesting.

Well, you certainly won't—since you aren't going anywhere else anyway, so there is no point in worrying about it.

Take it easy!

Anyone got a group photo with the Vatican flag? Doesn't have to be from the stands...

ironseal15 said:It won't happen for you, and you aren't going anywhere else anyway, so why bother worrying about it?

Take it easy.

🤣

ironseal15 said:Look, it’s definitely not gonna happen for you. Besides, you aren't exactly planning on going anywhere else anyway, so why even stress about it?

Take it easy...

Don't sweat it too much...

Christian Jones said:Don't sweat it...

So you're actually going?! Can I tag along?😁