Bad Boys

What a total circus, man... seriously!!!

Milwaukee Wave just got hit with a massive penalty—five games behind closed doors and $8333 some kind of fine too...

I think it would be a smart move—since the club is facing sanctions because of us—to buy a ticket for every single home game played behind closed doors. At least then we'd be providing some actual support to the team. Just a suggestion from my side.

Hello everyone, it's me again, returning with my usual rambling thoughts 😵
Honestly, we really messed up at the indoor soccer match. That goalkeeper incident was completely unnecessary, and now the club is facing a massive penalty—five home games played behind closed doors. We all remember how just a month ago, the supporters were complaining about being neglected by the local city officials and being denied access to the second municipal arena; well, now that they’ve finally been granted access, they’ll be stuck paying rent for an empty building. Because we’re the ones who caused this mess, I feel it would be only right for us to organize some kind of voucher sale instead of traditional tickets—since I doubt selling tickets is even legal for a game with no spectators—and ensure those funds go directly to the Milwaukee Wave. That is the very least we could do to make amends. Secondly, quite a few people in this group haven't actually joined the official supporters' association yet. We founded this organization together, so it would be proper if more of the core crowd officially signed up. Thirdly, I am incredibly frustrated by all these random Facebook pages using the Bad Boys name, run by kids who try to dictate where people should stand or push all sorts of nonsense. We need to establish a primary, official page where news is posted consistently—I mean regularly, maybe every two or three days, such as a photo from the last match or an announcement for the next one, along with the group's official statements. I know the fan shop page manages to post merchandise updates every week or so, so we should aim for that level of consistency. We need a more active presence so that the "voice" of the group isn't being shaped by random teenagers or characters like myself. Furthermore, it would be great if someone started an official YouTube channel to host highlights from every game, rather than having five different people filming the crowd and uploading their own clips to separate channels. Let's show a little professionalism here... I look forward to seeing everyone hanging out in our city this Friday, and I'll see you all in Columbus this Sunday. Best regards

ironlynx82 said:I suppose it might actually be a decent idea—since the club is being punished because of our own mess—to just buy a ticket for every single game played behind closed doors, so we can at least try to help out the team a little bit. Just a suggestion from my end.

Honestly, I think it would be a much better idea if that idiot who sucker-punched the goalie personally signed a promissory note for $25,000 $0.00

Look, we’ve all done stupid stuff since day one—no need to start pointing fingers at anyone regarding who pays for what or whatever... I just really hope this is the last time we see a player getting hit like this. Seriously. Imagine if we actually make it to a major tournament in Europe one day... who’s even going to stop us from causing absolute chaos? Just picture 500 of us heading over to Italy or somewhere for an away game... pure madness. Like that guy said earlier, just join the club if you want to actually be useful—buy a shirt, a jacket, something... show some real support.

Anyone could probably set aside $6.75 and help out... just toss it in the bin outside the arena or drop it off at the gift shop or maybe the local community center

silentsailor28 said:We've been making stupid mistakes since day one, so there's no point in pointing fingers at anyone regarding money or whatever. I just hope this is the last time a player gets hit. One day, if we actually make it to a major European tournament and have to travel—imagine 500 people heading to Italy or somewhere for a Milwaukee Wave away game. Like that guy said earlier, just join the club if you want to help; buy a shirt or a jacket.

You can't act like one of the old guard if you don't want to.
You're acting like he's always begging for spare change.
Wants to try every vice under the sun.
I won't lecture you, since we didn't want to hear it either.
But even then, we knew how to say sorry and thank you.
If you're going to mess up, don't play the idiot about it.

It's a waste of cash on a damn fine that doesn't even carry any weight with the fans.😢 If that money had gone to charity, I would have preferred that...
Moving on...

It’s been a long road, honestly, and we kept it straight without any nonsense... but at the end of the day, who's really looking out for us? Just our own people, I suppose... 🤦

The big game this Saturday is finally gonna have a crowd!

Everyone heading east today. Let's get behind our Dinamo.

Larry Wells2 said:Everyone head to the East Side today, let's support our Dinamo.

I hear they're handing out thousands of tickets at schools again. Getting into the East Side might be $2.25

Larry Wells2 said:Everyone head east today, let's get behind our Dinamo.

I mean, we've got Goncalo, Eduardo, Sigali, Machado, Pinto, Soudani, Fernandes, Henriquez... basically just a bunch of walking ATMs designed to drain our accounts. And then there's Mamic, Antolic, Barisic, Svetina, Marcinko, Hanzekovic, and the rest of the front office. Like, which Dinamo are we even talking about here?

I’ve been seeing some reports that a few hundred travelers from the East might be heading our way. Even though our matchup against the Lakers isn't exactly a grudge match, it would still be great to give them a proper, warm welcome on our home turf. If nothing else, we can do it for the sake of good sportsmanship. Honestly, these guys coming from overseas should probably take a second to think about what they're getting into, because things could get pretty intense down the road if they aren't careful. Let's all show up in force this Saturday! We really need to bring our absolute best right now, since we won't have the luxury of doing so for the next five games!

John Campbell27 said:Hey everyone, it's me again, back with my usual nonsense. 😵
Dammit, we really screwed up during that futsal match. That shot against the keeper was totally unnecessary, and now the club is facing a massive penalty—five games behind closed doors. We all know the indoor soccer team was complaining just a month ago about being neglected by the city and not getting access to the local arena. Now that they finally have it, they’ll be stuck paying rent for an empty building. Since we're the ones who caused this mess, it’s only fair that we organize some sort of voucher sale instead of traditional tickets (since I doubt selling tickets is even legal when there aren't any fans allowed in). All that money should go straight to the futsal Dinamo side. It’s the absolute least we can do. Second, a huge chunk of people in this group still haven't officially joined the supporters' club. We founded this thing; it’s high time more of you guys actually signed up. Third, I am sick to death of these random Facebook pages using the BBB name, run by a bunch of kids calling people out and posting total garbage. We need a legitimate main page where news is posted regularly—like every two or three days. Just a photo from the last game, an announcement for the next one, or official group statements. I know that fan shop page posts merch photos every week or so; we need that kind of consistency. We need an active presence. We can't have the "group opinion" being shaped by random teenagers and losers like me. Furthermore, it would be great if someone started an official YouTube channel with highlights from every match, rather than having five different people filming the stands and uploading clips to their own private pages. Let's show some actual professionalism here... hope to see you all hanging out in town this Friday, and on Sunday, everyone needs to be in Zapresic. Best regards.

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Larry Wells2 said:Everyone head East today. Let's get behind our Dinamo.

Screw that fake version of Dinamo you're talking about. Screw Antolic and Livio Cvrk too.

Tickets were handed out at the local pub, just a few small groups... so after being away for quite a while, we headed to the game. Honestly, it felt like a match without any actual football—it’s just how Dineme is, especially since Hajduk is looking absolutely terrible lately... As for the fans, only Torcida showed up in decent numbers, maybe around 1,600 on the south side, with just three banners (Torcida Zg, T-1950, and a memorial photo). People were scattered across the rest of the stands, while the north side was just pathetic... both to look at and to listen to... there wasn't even a real attempt at cheering. At most, you wouldn't have seen more than 5,000 people in the whole stadium with those free tickets, but I'm curious to see how the media handles it tomorrow when they try to "spin the numbers." I guarantee they'll claim there were over 10,000...

http://hrfutsal.com/2016/04/07/final-eight-u-chicago/

I find myself wondering whether this particular ban will extend to something like this as well. Personally, I'm inclined to believe it won't.

a) Honestly, there won't be any bans if there's anyone left in the USSF with an IQ higher than room temperature
b) Nacional will be hosting the cup final as the home team