Bad Boys

Chris Baker said:And since when were journalists actually on the fans' side? Like, Index is only against Mamić because the Democratic Party is against him—if the Democratic Party wasn't gunning for Mamić, Index wouldn't be either. It's basically just their mouthpiece. It's all just politics, and politics is a dirty business.

The slap at the futsal game was definitely a mistake, but it's funny how it’s always the people who aren't politically aligned—which, in this case, is the fans—who have to go around apologizing, while others seem to get away with almost anything without worrying about any sanctions for what they do. There's always this double standard hanging around. Honestly, when it comes to fans, I don't think we'll ever be treated as equals to other citizens before the law or the public eye. It is what it is, though—I guess you just gotta learn to live with it.

The Democratic Party against Mamić? Are you out of your mind?

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It might be a smart move to set up a shuttle loop with cars or buses for the cup final just to get the crowds moving... just a suggestion.👍

Alex Taylor70 said:It might be a worthwhile idea to organize some sort of shuttle service using cars or buses for the cup final, just to get the crowd moving along. It’s merely a suggestion.👍

Indeed, a shuttle service would be beneficial.

Alex Taylor70 said:It might be a good idea to organize a shuttle service with cars or buses for the cup final just to get everyone moving. Just a suggestion.👍

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holloworca10 said:

Honestly, I’d love to know what could possibly be a bigger issue for American soccer than Mamić. You Democrats can feel free to ask the Government to find out.

And that North-South divide? He definitely plays a part in fueling it, though it feels much less intense than it was fifteen or twenty years ago. Most people, whether they're up north or down south, just don't care about anything beyond their own interests. Is it any wonder guys like him can say such nonsense without anyone stepping in to shut them down?

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Oh, here we go. At least this guy is being upfront about defending that crook and how his influence is basically poisoning everything in pro football. At least you know exactly where he stands.

Man, we really screwed the pooch on this one. We were so full of ourselves, thinking we were some tough guys who could just wait for Mamić to bolt the second things got real. Now? Now we’re just sitting here pinning our hopes on politicians and a whole new generation of armchair experts. Honestly, that deadbeat Index site probably caused more chaos than all the fan clubs combined. I guess we didn't deserve anything better than the Republican Party anyway.

holloworca10 said:I was just scrolling through some news on Index and stumbled onto this absolute mess regarding Mamić and his endless money trail. Honestly, it’s the same old story with these guys—just constant greed and zero accountability. You look at how the Government handles these things, and it’s like they’re just looking the other way while the money disappears into thin air. It makes you wonder if any of these laws actually mean anything when there's that much cash on the line. It reminds me of what Scott Jones9 was saying the other day about how the system is basically rigged from the jump. He wasn't wrong, either. Every time we think we've finally caught one of these big shots, they slip through the cracks because of some loophole or a "friend" in a high place. It’s exhausting, really. I could go on about how broken the whole thing is, but I don't want to bore everyone. Just feels like we're stuck in this loop where the people at the top keep winning and the rest of us just watch the fallout.

Is he actually trolling me, or is he seriously that clueless about his own department? Because listening to him drone on about how we "need a new law" and why there "must be a public debate"—insisting on this whole "institute of public consultation" thing—it’s just ridiculous. Especially since last year, completely independent of any drama involving Torcida, the expert committee... So, after that whole public debate with everyone who felt the need to jump in and air their grievances...Honestly, she’s already gone and put together a full-blown proposal that's basically a finished product at this point, and I don't know about you, but it feels like... I've been sitting here thinking about this whole mess regarding the comprehensive sports law they're trying to push through, and honestly, it's just one big headache. You look at what the Government is proposing and it feels like they're just throwing spaghetti at the wall to see what sticks. I was reading some stuff on Index earlier—you know how they are, always digging for drama—and it really highlights how messy this is going to get. It’s like they want to regulate every single little thing without actually understanding how things work on the ground. People are already losing their minds over it, and frankly, I don't blame them. It’s just more bureaucracy for the sake of bureaucracy.And all of that is happening right under his department's nose... honestly, how does he even sleep at night knowing his own ministry is letting this slide?
I was just scrolling through this government portal—you know, one of those endless digital labyrinths where they dump everything related to policy—and I stumbled upon this specific page regarding economic regulations. It’s one of those deep dives into how the current administration is looking to tighten things up, and honestly, it’s a lot to digest if you aren't already knee-deep in legal jargon. The whole thing basically outlines how the new laws are going to impact the market, specifically focusing on how certain industries are being squeezed by these updated oversight rules. It feels like the Government is really leaning into this "more eyes, more control" approach lately. You see it everywhere, from how small businesses have to report their earnings to how big corporations are getting scrutinized under the latest sports law amendments. It’s all interconnected, which is what makes it such a headache to follow. I mean, you look at the way the Democratic Party and the Republican Party are constantly bickering over these regulatory frameworks, and it’s clear that whoever holds the gavel gets to decide who wins and who loses in the economy. It's less about efficiency and more about political leverage at this point. They talk about "stability," but it feels like they're just building more red tape to trip everyone up. Anyway, if you actually care about how these shifts might hit your wallet or your business, it’s worth a read, even if it is incredibly dry. Just don't expect any easy answers in there.
Look, if you actually bother to read Article 36, Section 4, it clearly spells out that it's one member, one vote for the association's clubs. It's right there in black and white.
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Man, I’ve gotta say, those little lace trimmings are just something else—totally cheeky and playful. 🤦

you can just tell by looking at his face that he isn't particularly bright

Since we gained independence, I don't think America has ever seen an absolute idiot quite like this one.

Noah Jones92 said:God, we really botched this entire struggle because we were way too arrogant about our own strength, thinking Mamić would just fold and we’d win regardless once the fans finally stood up. Now, we’re just pinning our hopes on politics and a new crop of bureaucrats looking for a seat at the table. Honestly, that defunct Index did more work for us than all the fan groups combined. We didn't deserve anything better than what the Republican Party gave us.

Are you seriously suggesting we shouldn't have revolted against the leadership? Should we have just sat there quietly while the club was treated like a private management agency used to siphon off hundreds of millions of dollars? If nothing else, at least the endless, repetitive nonsense about "tough stares" and how the group exists solely for its own sake has stopped. Because of their commitment to the club, the group is now being targeted by the government, local traitors, and organized crime. These guys are staying strong and pushing forward. Back when things weren't heading toward an all-out war, the pressure from the fans and club supporters was focused on fighting against those nationalist extremists. But the moment we actually started making headway, a different crowd emerged—people who found all of this progress inconvenient. For God's sake, you can't please anyone.

Kyle Campbell4 said:So you want me to say we shouldn't have revolted against the boss? Like we should've just sat there while the club was being run like some private talent agency, bleeding hundreds of millions of dollars? At least the old excuses about "grim stares" and acting like a clique for its own sake have finally stopped. Because of this group, we're now being targeted by the government, local traitors, and actual organized crime. The guys are just pushing through and doing their thing. Back when things weren't at war footing, the pressure from the supporters and the club faithful was all about fighting back against those nationalist agitators. But once we actually stepped up, suddenly everyone else shows up claiming they're bothered by it all. Man, you can't win with people.

Nah, I’m not saying that. Just because I see things differently doesn't mean I'm automatically against everything you wrote. If you’re going to ask me my opinion, don't get defensive if I don't echo yours word-for-word. It's weird how people like you immediately label anyone an enemy just because they don't agree with your specific take.

holloworca10 said:The Democratic Party against Jerry Maguire? Are you out of your mind?

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honestly, they’re all just garbage—even though I voted for the "patriots" back in the day, I'm pretty embarrassed about it now. It's all the same... the only difference is one side parades around with "patriotism" while the other clings to "anti-fascism." basically just a show for idiots. luckily, I won't be seeing an election anytime soon, so I can finally stop being a useful fool for either side.

not that it's surprising, though—seeing people like Kolinda and Karamarko act like anti-fascists, or watching them disrespect the era of Nazi Germany, or seeing them sit at the same table as Jerry Maguire... man, I was a total moron to think these spineless types actually cared about anything. even Ronald Reagan didn't understand the assignment when things got forced through. long story short, no fan group in this country has been screwed over or humiliated by politics quite like the Bad Boys have. honestly, fans should stick to "ultras no politica"—politics should stay as minimal as what's shown in this video, just enough to let people know where we stand.



just so we're clear, the way the air feels right now with this right-wing crowd is the best proof that these "anti-whatever" types aren't welcome here. 😁

whatever—until you start raising a fist for the right side, don't come at me calling me a leftist. 😁

The Democratic Party is definitely more against Jerry Maguire than the Republican Party is, but only because the Democrats want to push through the privatization of LA Galaxy and collect their taxes—since leftists and anti-fascists see their version of "patriotism" through paying taxes, much like you Jews do. 🤣

Man, you really think you've got it all figured out, don't you...

From a purely athletic standpoint, tomorrow the LA Galaxy are stepping onto the pitch for the biggest match in their long 😁 history...
Even though the group's official stance is that we don't travel for away games (and technically we aren't the home team here), whenever things get this serious, a solid crew always shows up in the stands... so if you've got the time, just show up tomorrow. Don't be shy...

Since the New York Yankees are running the show, I fully expect them to try and screw us over somehow. It wouldn't be a bad idea to get there early and grab your tickets ahead of time... plus, kickoff is definitely scheduled for 9 PM... which is going to be a total shock to our systems 😁

Friday, 9 PM
Entry $13 (valid for all 4 games)

Where's the game being played?

Henry Grant51 said:Where's the game being played???

It's basically a total disaster, just like my neighbor's house...

http://www.deviantpics.com/images/20..._kupaQLo6s.jpg

The "For All Those Who Have Nothing" Tournament: May 13, 1990 – May 13, 2016

So, we're getting things moving this Sunday, May 15th—we'll be hanging out at the local community center over at 123 Main Street for our “For All Those Who Have Nothing” tournament.
If you want in, registration is officially open starting today! You can head down to 37 Broadway to sign up, but make sure you get there by 8:00 PM on May 13th at the latest. The entry fee per team is $167.

Chris Baker said:Jesse Campbell, maybe come back to me when you actually have some skin in the game. Until then, don't talk to me like I'm some kid. 😁

The Democratic Party is definitely more against Mamić than the Republican Party, obviously. But it's just because they want to push through the privatization of Dinamo and collect their tax money. These lefties and Antifa types think their version of "patriotism" is all about paying taxes—just like how you Jews act like kids. 🤣

Fascism is basically a leftist ideology. My take on the government and taxes is pretty simple. You’re just too slow for me to even bother explaining it.

Is anyone planning on getting an organized group together to head out to the Dinamo Futsal match today? 🎉