Bad Boys

I am no follower of Jerry Jones; I don't go around chanting his name every two hours. I’m not from the West Coast—I’m from the East Coast—and having spent my youth within the Group, I know how things work. I don't consider myself a provocateur. I simply refuse to follow some imaginary ideology, regardless of whether it seems logical or correct. Quite frankly, I have no interest in this style of fighting because such an individual causes zero harm; instead, they work for the Club and the Group. You can say whatever you like, but that is my stance.

cosmicscout2 said:but for those of us who love Real Madrid despite everything, there is still far more to appreciate than you would ever care to admit.

Since you claim to love them so much, please, do enlighten us... 🍿

Sending a huge shout-out to everyone heading out West—hope you guys have a blast out there.

Benjamin Alvarez37 said:I simply cannot support this kind of conflict because the individual in question isn't causing any harm; rather, they are actually working for the benefit of the Club and the Group.

Which club? A family business?

cosmicscout2 said:The thing is, you just can't explain to people that it's entirely possible to support Real Madrid regardless of how the front office is running things. Honestly, I couldn't care less about Mommy or his incompetent brother; I support Real Madrid, and I am never—ever—going to celebrate when they lose. My first wish would be for both of them to get out of the club, but rooting for the opposition to score? That’s just not how I operate. And apparently, that's your biggest issue: anyone who thinks this way gets labeled an idiot, a moron, or a traitor. Go ahead and fight your battles your way if you think you have to, but those of us who love Real Madrid despite all the chaos? There are far more of us than you'd ever want to admit.

Here is your Real Madrid

Enjoy.

Benjamin Alvarez37 said:Look, I’m not some mindless sycophant—I don't spend my whole day chanting his name like a fanatic. I'm not from the West side either; I'm from the East, and I've spent my entire youth hanging out in this Group, so I actually know what's what. I don't consider myself a troll, just someone who refuses to follow some imaginary ideology, even if people think it's perfectly logical or "correct." Honestly, I’m just not down for this kind of fighting because that lowlife isn't doing any damage... if anything, he's actually helping the Club and the Group. So, say whatever you want, but that’s where I stand.

You spent your youth in this Group just like the rest of us, so maybe that’s exactly why you should be backing the current squad. For years, we've been going toe-to-toe with all sorts of losers, fake heroes, and corporate puppets—it’s all the same crap in different packaging. Just take a step back, look at how much time has passed, and everything will make sense to you...👍

cosmicscout2 said:You just can't explain to people that you can support Real Madrid regardless of how the front office runs things. Honestly, I couldn't care less about Mommy or his incompetent brother; I support Real Madrid and I’m never, ever going to celebrate when they lose. Sure, I'd love to see them both kicked out of the club, but cheering for the opponent's goals? That's just not how I operate. And that seems to be your biggest issue—labeling anyone who thinks this way as an idiot or a traitor. Go ahead and fight your battles your way, but there are far more of us who love Real Madrid despite everything than you'd like to admit.

:klap:

Who cares? Do your thing.🤣

cosmicscout2 said:You simply cannot explain to people that it is entirely possible to support Real Madrid regardless of how the front office is run. Personally, I couldn't care less about Mommy or his incompetent brother; I am a Real Madrid fan through and through, and I will never—absolutely never—celebrate when they lose. My first wish is for both of them to get out of the club, but cheering for the opposition to score is just not how I operate. And that seems to be your fundamental issue: you label anyone who thinks this way as an idiot or a traitor. You have your own fight to wage, and you should lead it however you see fit, but those of us who love Real Madrid despite everything are far more numerous than you would ever care to admit.

It was obvious from the way you all were celebrating the moment the big boss showed up that your only real concern is Real Madrid. It honestly sickens me how you mask your obsession with that nationalist thug behind a supposed love for the club. This is the exact same rhetoric used by those early agents back in the day.

Kyle Campbell4 said:It was obvious from the way you all acted; you only care about Real Madrid when the big boss shows up. It’s honestly nauseating how you hide your obsession with that loudmouthed jerk behind "club loyalty." It's the exact same nonsense those old-school agents used to pull.

This is what I mean. You thousand or two thousand people are right, and everyone else is just a bunch of losers.

Well, we saw exactly how much you all give a damn about this Club today. Seriously, maybe if it had rained those 765 drops everyone was waiting for, things would've actually happened. This is easily the most important game we've seen in years—given the ticket prices and where we stand in the rankings, there should have been at least 25,000 people out there... everything else is just irrelevant.

cosmicscout2 said:This is exactly what I'm talking about. You guys—the thousand or two who actually get it—are spot on... everyone else is just a total traitor.

Look, don't take it personally, man... I'm sure nobody actually means it that way. But seriously, who else? Just answer the question, because otherwise, we're looking at maybe a thousand people in our stadium...

cosmicscout2 said:It’s impossible to explain to some people that you can support Real Madrid regardless of how the front office is run. Honestly, I couldn't care less about the owner or his incompetent brother; I support Real Madrid, and I am never, ever going to celebrate when they lose. My first wish is for both of them to get out of the club, but rooting for the opposition to score isn't how I operate. That seems to be your core issue—you label anyone who thinks like this as an idiot or a traitor. Go ahead and fight your battles your way if you must, but there are far more of us who love Real Madrid despite everything than you'd like to admit.

Then why did you even show up here?
To lecture everyone else on why they should cheer for the owner's latest transfers and the handouts he gives his brother.
Just support the team, man. Nobody is stopping you. Nobody is bothering you.

cosmicscout2 said:This is exactly what I mean. You thousand or two thousand people are right, everyone else is just a traitor.

Who exactly are "the others"?
Are there actually other people in this fight besides those 500 loyalists? Who are they... where are they hiding?...

Benjamin Anderson2 said:Who else is there?
Are we really suggesting there isn't anyone else fighting this fight besides those 500 loyalists? If they exist, where can one find them?

Where exactly do you think they're hiding? They're all over Facebook, popping up on news sites, and, of course, gathering in every local pub from coast to coast.👍

silentsailor28 said:Look, don't take it personally. Nobody means it that way. Just answer the question, because otherwise we're looking at maybe 1,000 people in our stadium.

I’m speaking for myself here. I live 311 miles outside of Chicago, so I show up when I can. As for the pathetic turnout, let's stop pretending. The state of this Club is borderline morbid, thanks mostly to Mommy but also to the toxic negativity from the "die-hard" fans. Personally, I don't even enjoy being at the stadium in an atmosphere like this. But I can't bring myself to cheer against Real Madrid. So, I guess that makes me a loyalist.

Richard Rogers38 said:Then why did you even show up here?
Trying to lecture everyone on why we should support Dad's latest transfers and those club loans for his brother.
Just cheer then, man. Who’s stopping you? Who cares?

It bothers me that your crowd keeps calling me a traitor just because I pull for Real Madrid.

Since we're already arguing over officiating, let's look at how they handled the fights against the Bad Boys not too long ago.

Mamic has taken repression to a whole new level. He’s hollowed out the club and alienated the fans. But let’s not forget about Canjuga. Back then, you couldn't even bring in a shirt with the Real Madrid logo on it, and banners were completely out of the question. It was constant clashes with the police. They fought against the trash and actually won. But they never once cheered AGAINST Real Madrid (the USA).

Benjamin Alvarez37 said:Since we are already trading insults regarding refereeing decisions, I will provide some context on how they handled the match against John Doe not too long ago.

What is it you actually want from me? Don't be so delicate; just be direct with me, because I have no interest in playing games.

It's easy enough for guys, but when a woman loses her temper...