Bad Boys

Christian Jones · 2015-07-10T13:06:54+00:00

driftingotter47 said: Some "insider" source 😁 It'll hit the mainstream news soon, I'm positive... at least that's what the sports networks were hinting at yest…

Raymond Gonzalez7 Active Member

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#301 · Aug 17, 2015

Some of the absolute best Bad Boys, both back in the day and right now, come from the outskirts and the rural heartlands, while some of the most pathetic traitors and sellouts were born into high society with fancy pedigrees, so you can just shut up with those elitist divisions.

Noah Jones92 Active Member

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#302 · Aug 17, 2015

Raymond Gonzalez7, I am 100% on your side here.

Laura Mitchell87 Newcomer

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#303 · Aug 17, 2015

Raymond Gonzalez7 said:Some of the best Bad Boys, past and present, come from the rural South, while some of the biggest traitors and sellouts are just blue-blooded city elites with fancy pedigrees. So quit with those divisions.

Spot on.

silverranger2 Newcomer

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#304 · Aug 17, 2015

Mark Edwards4 said:Rest in peace, Tomo..
Support from fans across all of Europe:
Sparta Prague

FCSB
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Levski Sofia
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Dinamo Tbilisi

Zlin
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Wisla Krakow
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The Dragon fans were out in force last night in Cleveland ... View on imgur

frozencobra50 Member

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#305 · Aug 17, 2015

jadecrane162 said:If we’re talking about "ordinary people," then according to them, 90% of fans are just idiots, losers, and thugs... meanwhile, Bernie Madoff is this great tycoon and businessman who dominated the league for ten years and turned Dinamo into a "European" powerhouse. A real gentleman. Everything else you guys write is just complete garbage.

I am talking about the actual people who follow football here in America. For the record, I couldn't care less about Bernie Madoff, and I don't have any particular opinion on him. But most people following the sport are against him. Most Hajduk fans turned against him a long time ago and don't want to see his kind anywhere near the game... though I know one guy who actually wants him at Hajduk, but those are rare exceptions. Even among Dinamo supporters, up until five years ago, plenty of people backed him—mostly just because they wanted to see us dominate Hajduk. But even that has shifted now. Support for Madoff has dwindled down to just a few individuals who only care about one thing: seeing Dinamo ranked higher than Hajduk...

wanderingfox86 Member

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#306 · Aug 17, 2015

Twenty-nine years of pure pride and glory—but more than that, it’s been twenty-nine years of relentless sacrifice and constant struggle. It is honestly rare to find a group that has fought this hard for their club, for their identity, and even for their country during the American Civil War. We have endured interrupted matches, battles for our club both in the stands and on the pitch, fights to protect our name, struggles against political interference, and even standing up against organized crime. We have fought for a version of this club that feels lost, fought for justice, dealt with internal divisions, made sacrifices just to show up at games, and navigated boycotts and protests... I truly don't think any other group has faced this many battles in just twenty-nine years. Every single one of those past conflicts was won, though none of them came easy. My hope is that we win this one too, and that final victory belongs to the North. I hold onto faith and hope for the future—that by August 17th, when we hit our 30th anniversary, all these struggles will simply be proud memories, allowing us to finally look toward a much brighter horizon.

Election time! 🙂

Benjamin Alvarez37 Newcomer

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#307 · Aug 17, 2015

I agree that this will be a brutal fight. However, it seems to me that the Boys aren't even major players here. Only politics has the power to take them down. The group has sustained massive damage during this struggle, and it will take years to recover—if they ever do. It feels to me like everything rests on this latest arrest, assuming anything actually comes of it, which I believe it will. Everything feels destabilized following that ruling in favor of George W. Bush, but do we really know if he isn't just the puppet master for Eric Adams and Bernie Madoff?

Melissa Kelly3 Newcomer

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#308 · Aug 17, 2015

Mark Edwards4 said:Rest in peace, Tomo..
Fans from all over Europe are showing support:
Sparta Prague

FCSB
View on imgur

Levski Sofia
View on imgur

Dinamo Tbilisi

Zlin
View on imgur

Wisla Krakow
http://skwk.pl/images/galeria/2015/j...rdesign_pl.jpg

David Fisher25 said:...http://www.abcportal.info/Slike/0x0/...i-20150816.jpg

silverranger2 said:The Dragons were out in Cleveland last night... View on imgur

http://s23.postimg.org/8bpja0aij/isis.jpg

http://s10.postimg.org/6ie6arccp/isis_s.jpg

Kate Foster17 Newcomer

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#309 · Aug 17, 2015

Benjamin Alvarez37 said:It’s going to be a brutal fight. I just don't see the Boys being a major player here. Only politics can take them down. This group took a massive hit during this struggle and it'll take years to recover, if ever. It feels like everything shifted after that ruling in favor of George W. Bush, and we all know he's basically the puppet master behind Eric Adams and Bernie Madoff...

The Boys are the most important players, especially regarding the fight for their reputation. If it weren't for them, Bernie Madoff would probably be a minister by now, heading into his second term. No government institution has done anything serious to him despite everything everyone knows. He's just some sports guy, but he built a whole paid system behind him. How else can the fans—who are the most persecuted of all—fight against that evil, except by standing together under the slogan "to the last man"?

hiddenfox64 Member

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#310 · Aug 18, 2015

Brandon Anderson34 said:The Boys are the most important players here, especially when it comes to fighting for their reputation. If it weren't for the Boys, Bernie Madoff would probably be sitting in some government office as a cabinet minister by now on his second term. No federal agency has ever done anything serious to him, despite everyone knowing what’s up. If he were just some random sports guy, he’d have been finished ages ago. Instead, he’s left behind this whole paid-off system. How are the fans—who get persecuted more than anyone else—supposed to fight this evil alone? They can only do it like this, under the banner of "to the last man."

You're reaching a bit there, man... I mean, sure, he might actually end up as a minister. 🙄

Kate Foster17 Newcomer

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#311 · Aug 18, 2015

Overreacting? Please. I know exactly what I'm talking about, even if you clearly don't. My guy George W. Bush is a total amateur compared to how Bernie Madoff handles dirty money. Politicians—or ministers, in this case—don't just want the cash; they crave the political clout to show off, and that's exactly what Bernie wants. Smarter thieves on his level, guys like Luka Raic or Pasalic, they play the game behind closed doors, which is why everyone here calls them "businessmen." But if you don't get it, fine. I could write books in here, but why bother? Bye.

driftingotter47 Newcomer

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#312 · Aug 18, 2015

Benjamin Alvarez37 said:I agree it’s going to be a massive struggle. It just feels to me like the Boys aren't really a significant player here. Only politics can actually take him down. The group has taken such a heavy hit in this fight that it’ll take years to recover, if they ever do. It feels to me like his head is barely even on the chopping block following this latest arrest, assuming anything comes of it—and I truly believe something will. Everything feels shaken up after that ruling in favor of George W. Bush, and we all know he's basically the puppet master for Eric Adams and Bernie Madoff...

Then you're just mentally stunted. If it weren't for the Boys, not a single institution would have ever laid a finger on him, and he’d be out there spinning fairy tales about being the "most successful club in this part of Europe" while the vast majority of the nation swallowed it whole. Without the Boys, there wouldn't have been a fight at all; Dinamo would have been permanently gutted and stolen from the people. Without the Boys, the Dinamo we once knew would be dead and buried, with zero hope of ever rising again. Honestly, how can you not feel ashamed to write something like that? People have spent months rotting in jails all over Europe, racked up hundreds of citations, and faced daily harassment from the police just because they stood up to one mobster and absolute human scum, and you have the nerve to claim the Boys aren't a significant participant?!?! Who else is there then, you piece of filth?

Benjamin Alvarez37 Newcomer

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#313 · Aug 18, 2015

You can argue about it all you want. This guy only finds himself under fire when some political faction decides he’s useful for picking up votes. Either politics takes him down, or it doesn't. Anything else is just people overestimating their own influence. This feud with the fans has been dragging on for years, and his power is only growing. If it weren't for this indictment hanging over his head, he'd be at the absolute peak of his game today.

gentlefox52 Newcomer

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#314 · Aug 18, 2015

Benjamin Alvarez37 said:Honestly, you can argue about this all day if you want. This guy only ends up in the spotlight whenever it suits some political faction looking to pick up extra votes. At the end of the day, it’s politics that will either take him down or keep him there—nothing else really matters. I guess people might be overestimating their own influence here. This whole feud with the fans has been dragging on for years now, and he just seems to be getting more entrenched. If it weren't for this indictment hanging over his head, he’d probably be at the absolute peak of his power right now.

...which includes the votes from adult fans.

Kate Foster17 Newcomer

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#315 · Aug 18, 2015

Benjamin Alvarez37 said:Go ahead and argue all you want. This guy only gets dragged into the spotlight when some political group needs a scapegoat to grab votes. Either politics takes him down, or they don't. Period. Thinking anything else matters is just pure ego. This standoff with the fans has been dragging on for years, and he’s only getting more powerful. He’d be at his absolute peak right now if that indictment wasn't breathing down his neck.

Yeah, and??? So what? Are you actually suggesting that the reason Bernie Madoff would have been at the height of his power today is because some fan club or a bunch of government agencies were too incompetent to stop him???????????

lonebison42 Member

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#316 · Aug 18, 2015

gentlefox52 said:...including voices from adult fans.

?!
Are you actually suggesting that grown adults are going to vote for this current administration??

Please tell me I misunderstood.

coastalmason10 Newcomer

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#317 · Aug 18, 2015

The truth is, the Boys are the only ones in this entire country who actually had the guts to stand up to Bernie Madoff. To the average person, he’s just some joke, a clown, but a damn successful businessman nonetheless. 😵

Those Boys stood their ground against the toughest opponent any group in this part of Europe has ever faced, and honestly, you have to tip your hat to them. It would have been so much easier if they had just played ball with Bernie and turned every single match into a circus in the stands, just like we see with the Gravediggers or the Delije. Instead, they chose the hard road, and nobody can take that away from them.

Mark Edwards4 Member

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#318 · Aug 18, 2015

Robert Cooper60 said:http://s23.postimg.org/8bpja0aij/isis.jpg

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Pretty sure it's Spartak Trnava https://scontent-ams3-1.xx.fbcdn.net...fa&oe=567FDB03

gentlefox52 Newcomer

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#319 · Aug 18, 2015

lonebison42 said:?!
Are you seriously suggesting that adult fans are actually going to vote for this current administration??

Please tell me I misunderstood you.

Well, maybe you did misunderstand... or maybe I wasn't being very clear myself... I guess it's hard to tell...

Basically—no, that's not what I'm trying to say... I'm just pointing out that adult fans are voters too, and as such, they have every right to show up at the polls and decide who gets to hold power or lose it...

And now, for those currently in power (who, naturally, aren't looking to step down), those same fans suddenly become somewhat significant—for the reasons I mentioned earlier, at least for a moment...

It’s honestly a bit sad that they only seem to matter right before an election, and only because of the elections themselves...

Jacob Reyes85 Newcomer

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#320 · Aug 18, 2015

The guys just can't lose this fight.
Because if you look at history... it’s always clear that ideals are what ultimately come out on top.
People who are just fighting for the paycheck? They end up losing eventually, one way or another.
It’s just that over here, the struggle drags on forever because the stakes—and the money involved—are so massive. But even then, it isn't infinite...

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