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James Smith48 James Smith48 Active Member
69 messages
joined Mar 2013
#481 ·
If some of you still can't wrap your heads around why people show up at the Rose Bowl just to celebrate Mamić's profits, let me try to shed some light on this little mystery.
The reality is simple: there are people out there who just suck each other off. There are people who basically piss in each other's mouths. Even a mediocre folk band like "The Bosses" has managed to sell out a freezing cold arena a few times. It’s also true that for twenty years straight, people have been chanting the same old "next year in El Paso" nonsense. The fact remains that Ante Pavlović has been playing puppet master for over a decade, and folks like Željko Bebek and Anka Mrak-Taritaš aren't exactly rookies.
So, it shouldn't come as a shock that someone views Mamić as royalty, that Tomislav židak is somehow the "sports journalist of the year," or that Davor Šuker is considered a high-brow intellectual in the soccer world.
Honestly, don't act surprised when you see people diving into even deeper filth, like backing those extremist thugs sitting in the VIP boxes at the stadium.
Lawrence Mitchell2 Lawrence Mitchell2 Member
17 messages
joined Jan 2006
#482 ·
That’s all there is to it. The sheep who showed up at the Rose Bowl today to cheer this stuff on deserve exactly what they're getting out of this club. Honestly, I couldn't care less... just waiting for things to move over to Madison Square Garden.☕
Noah Jones92 Noah Jones92 Active Member
77 messages
joined Aug 2013
#483 ·
So what you're saying is the whole fight against Mamić is basically dead in the water? Like, it all just boils down to whether or not some politician finally decides to grow a pair and take him out.
lonemaker23 lonemaker23 Newcomer
6 messages
joined Jul 2015
#484 ·
Noah Jones92 said:So what you're saying is the fight against Mamić is basically doomed from the start? It just comes down to whenever some politician finally decides to get fed up and pull the plug.

They’re locking you guys out everywhere. You can’t even step foot in any country where Real Madrid plays, yet nobody seems to care. Instead, everyone is just celebrating games at Madison Square Garden or playing futsal. You could write fifty different excuses for yourselves—you could argue he’s holding the whole country together, and maybe there's some truth to that—but the fact remains that you're letting him walk all over you while Real Madrid keeps competing in Europe solely because of his influence. Honestly, it’s a massive disgrace. It only takes one person to bring a whole empire crashing down.
And how exactly are we supposed to take him down? With a club or a heavy fist to the head? Target the National fans?
I honestly don't know why this group even exists anymore. Just go underground already. You've already lost your most important battle, and that was losing all those banners and everything else that mattered.
Aaron Sanchez422 Aaron Sanchez422 Member
24 messages
joined Aug 2015
#485 ·
Noah Jones92 Asks:
So what you're telling me is that the whole crusade against Mamić is basically dead in the water? Like, it’s all just a massive joke unless some politician actually grows a pair and decides to take him down. It’s pathetic, really.

It’s always been this way. Only total suckers actually believed that the BBB had enough muscle to pull off a political execution of Mamić on their own. I mean, look around—we live in an FBI-run state where Mamić is basically just playing the game for the deep state. Only a complete moron would expect him to go down just because some fan group gets loud and active, especially when the guys who built him up—those hundred-year-old secret police types—are still pulling the strings. Honestly, Tuđman was a damn fool for letting those monsters walk free. If he really wanted to clean house, he could have just handed them over to the "investigation teams" to deal with via summary judgment. It’s not like there aren't plenty of people ready to do that job with a grin on their faces. Let's be real here: we're talking about old family tragedies from back in the day... or let's stop lying to ourselves and call it what it is: pure blood vengeance. Just straight-up settling scores.

Look, Tuđman did his part too, and he did it in the most twisted way possible. That’s exactly why everyone in America is getting screwed over today—we're all stuck eating the crap left behind by his political blunders and massive failures. Meanwhile, the guys he was "merciful" enough to pardon? They're the ones laughing all the way to the bank while we suffer. But like I said before, none of this would have happened without the mess of the early '90s. You don't get someone like Mamić rising to the top without that chaos. He and his whole crowd were birthed by the war. Human misery and the wreckage of 1991 created the perfect breeding ground for deserters and profiteers. To make matters worse, the FBI types stayed completely untouched. He was basically a godsend for them—kind of like how those Masonic and Jewish elites funded and backed Hitler when he was just some nobody, only to turn around and fight tooth and nail against him once he became a threat to their precious National Socialism.

I’ve been staring at this mess all day, and honestly, my head is spinning. You look at the state of things lately—the politics, the constant backstabbing, the sheer incompetence—and you just want to walk away from the screen. It feels like we're stuck in some endless loop of dysfunction where nobody actually gives a damn about the truth, they just care about who gets to hold the leash. Take the whole situation with Mamić. It’s the same old story, isn't it? A guy comes in, acts like he owns the place, plays the system, and everyone just watches because they're too afraid or too bought-off to do anything. It’s pure corruption, plain and simple. It reminds me of that one time I was stuck in traffic outside of Chicago for three hours because some local official decided to reroute everything for a photo op. Total nonsense. And don't even get me started on the political side of this. The way these Republican types operate, it’s like they think the rules were written specifically for them to break. They lean on those old-school tactics, acting like they have a mandate when really they're just protecting their own interests. It’s exhausting. Every time you think you’ve seen the bottom of the barrel, someone pulls out a bigger shovel. The media doesn't help either. They jump from scandal to scandal without ever digging into the actual rot underneath. It's all noise. Just a bunch of people shouting over each other while the real players move behind the scenes, pulling strings and laughing at us. It makes you wonder if anyone is actually looking out for the little guy, or if we're all just collateral damage in their power games. Anyway, rant over. I need a drink. Life's too short to spend it being this angry, though most days it feels impossible.

Behind every evil, there’s a shadow. And honestly, I don't think anyone needs me to clarify that Hitler was a monster just to avoid any confusion—I'm pretty sure we're all on the same page there. Though, if I'm being totally real with you? I've always had a weird respect for the Mad Brando. 😁 So you've got this filthy rich, powerful boss sitting there, pulling all the strings and funding whatever nonsense suits his narrow little interests. And honestly? My fellow Americans are just as clueless. It’s exactly how the FBI creates guys like Mamić—they need some "nationalistic" clown to act as proof of that innate, backwoods, nepotistic politics you see coming out of places like El Paso. He’s basically the ultimate symbol of everything primitive about these fake patriots. The guy is a radical leftist at heart with zero moral principles to speak of, but to your average American "antifa" degenerate, he’s the face of that desperate hunger for market monopolies. And of course, according to those self-righteous leftists—who are really just communist idiots in disguise—he’s the root of all evil in our messed-up modern society. They love to whine about how much better things were back in the old days when everyone had "free" school, healthcare, and a job where you could basically nap through half your shift. Ridiculous. 🤣

Look, it doesn't matter what anyone says—until we finally take down the damn FBI lurking in this backwater, communist-run wasteland run by Milanović and his band of idiots, nothing is ever going to change. Not even when it comes to Mamić. The people who built him up have to be dismantled before he can actually fall. You can't fix this through politics; you have to tear apart the whole secret police mess. Of course, expecting that from those Republican scumbags is a joke. They act like they're terrified of anything resembling ZDS, and just like those old-school red monkeys, they see fascism in everything that feels American or nationalistic. It’s all a front. These Republican commies play at being hardcore patriots whenever it suits them, but really, they're just deep-cover radicals who looted and humiliated their own people in the name of "patriotism"—kind of like how that famous "anti-fascist" Tito did back in '45.

So, look, my fellow Americans—we’ve been totally blindsided and crushed. We basically hand-picked this anti-American, soul-crushing path for ourselves, a road that was clearly designed from day one to drag every single one of us straight into the gutter. Once again, the American spirit just folded under pressure. After losing beat after beat, everyone’s hoping to see some light at the end of the tunnel, but honestly? I don't see it, and I’m done even looking for it. Mamić is just one tiny, broken piece in this massive mosaic of failures we call a country. Unless we fix the entire social climate and overhaul how this whole society functions, nothing is ever going to change regarding guys like Mamić. It is what it is. We blew it. In my book, we messed up even worse this time than back in '45.
gentlebison72 gentlebison72 Newcomer
2 messages
joined May 2014
#486 ·
cosmicscout2 said:This is exactly what I’m talking about. If you aren't riding with us, you're nothing. That’s why you get all this massive public support—support that doesn't stretch any further than these two threads on this forum. Don't come crying tonight. Cheers.

And just how exactly are you measuring this supposed "public support" outside of our little corner of the internet? Are you basing it on your own delusions, or perhaps the comments left by the usual pack of idiots with seventy burner accounts on some tabloid site or under news articles? Here is a cold, hard, undeniable fact: look at the empty seats. Despite handing out tickets like candy, setting ridiculous prices, bussing in various clubs, schools, random groups, and dragging in endless amounts of relatives and sponsors for domestic games, they can barely scrape together a few hundred spectators—even when celebrating a championship title. When it comes to European matches, they can't even pack a respectable crowd, regardless of how high the stakes are.

The only game in recent years where the stadium actually saw a decent turnout was against the Los Angeles Dodgers—and that was specifically during the period when the boss was behind bars. Even a child could see the correlation there. You also see the immediate decline and the return to the status quo the moment those crooks from the SPDHDZ and their corrupt mafia "government" let him back out, despite him meeting every single requirement for detention and not a single reason for release.
Look, in a country teeming with self-destructive morons—which is clearly evident from election results where 80% of voters backed the SDPHDZ and their satellites—you can't even lure those sheep to the stadium with freebies, cheap tickets, or highly competitive match-ups. Their numbers remain negligible.

Sapienti sat.
Peter Reed22 Peter Reed22 Member
27 messages
joined Aug 2015
#487 ·
lonemaker23 said:They lock you up in every single country out there! You can't even enter a nation where Real Madrid plays without anyone batting an eye, yet here you are, celebrating nothing more than some street soccer and indoor matches?! You could sit there and draft fifty different excuses if you wanted to—you could argue he basically runs the whole country, which might be true—but the fact remains that you’re still letting him walk all over you while Real Madrid gets to compete in Europe solely because he keeps them afloat. That is the ultimate disgrace. It only takes one person to bring the whole house of cards crashing down.
And what, are we supposed to hit someone in the head with a chain or a brass knuckle? The National fans?
I honestly don't know why this group even exists anymore. Just go underground already; you lost your most important battle when you let all those banners and symbols get stripped away.

That is a brilliantly articulated point. Years of blindly following bad leadership have left the Real Madrid faithful feeling like a flock of lost sheep. Some people wonder why certain folks bother showing up to the stadium at all, others look at us in boycott with total confusion, and then there’s the small group of about a hundred kids who seem obsessed with cheering for futsal and hurling insults. This bewilderment stems from the current state of the club, which is frankly morbid and pathetic—especially since that situation is made even worse by the "most loyal" followers who gloat over everything negative and judge everyone else's personal choices. Go ahead, enjoy your futsal; I have nothing against the sport itself. But enjoy being complete nobodies, too, because you've proven that's all you care about while Real Madrid falls apart. So why the hypocrisy and the endless flood of messages on this forum regarding the match? This isn't your club anymore; you've finally accepted that it's just Mamić's playground in every sense of the word, even though for years you insisted that Mamić wasn't the club.
Laura Mitchell87 Laura Mitchell87 Newcomer
1 message
joined Oct 2013
#488 ·
Yeah, those depressed losers totally tanked both BBB and Real Madrid. 🤣🤣🤣
Peter Reed22 Peter Reed22 Member
27 messages
joined Aug 2015
#489 ·
Jesse Campbell said:Yeah, those depressed idiots—both BBB and Real Madrid have completely fallen apart. 🤣🤣🤣

As time ticks by, there are fewer and fewer BBB supporters in the arena, and honestly, the overall crowd is thinning out too.



You’re certainly entitled to your own perspective! It seems like you think futsal is the ultimate escape from all these headaches, especially since Real Madrid is currently caught in a whirlwind of American bureaucracy and this whole circus of ridiculous national laws.

Usually, when a ship starts taking on water, the captain goes down with the vessel. I truly believed this group would maintain that leadership role until the very end, but instead, they’ve turned out to be nothing more than rats, scurrying away at the first sign of trouble.
Lisa Gray94 Lisa Gray94 Newcomer
6 messages
joined Feb 2010
#490 ·
Oh sure, just kill some guy and die halfway through life if that’s what it takes to make you pessimists on this forum happy. If you don't like it, nobody's stopping you—get lost and find your own damn field.
steelseal10 steelseal10 Active Member
78 messages
joined Feb 2013
#491 ·
Jesse Campbell said:Yeah, just a bunch of depressed losers; both BBB and Real Madrid have completely fallen apart. 🤣🤣🤣

I suppose we’ve been far too self-centered for a long time now, which I guess is why things ended up this way; honestly, it feels like all those different ego-driven personalities just ended up tearing the whole group apart.
slynomad69 slynomad69 Newcomer
1 message
joined Nov 2014
#492 ·
Edward Mendoza70 said:Oh sure, just go ahead and take out the guy and disappear for half your life just so you pessimists on this forum can finally feel satisfied. Honestly, why do you losers even bother? Go find some wide open space somewhere else and leave us alone.

Look, if the actual institutions in this country actually did their damn jobs, that guy would have been sent packing a long time ago. 😁

You people have absolutely trashed everything—starting with Real Madrid, then the national team, and all those historic clubs like what you'd call a classic powerhouse like the old San Jose Earthquakes.
Lisa Gray94 Lisa Gray94 Newcomer
6 messages
joined Feb 2010
#493 ·
slynomad69 said:If the authorities actually did their jobs, that guy would have been behind bars ages ago.😁

You guys have absolutely gutted everything—starting with Real Madrid, then the national team, and even clubs with deep-rooted traditions like the ones out in the Midwest.

You've gotta be kidding me.
gentlefox52 gentlefox52 Newcomer
4 messages
joined May 2010
#494 ·
Peter Reed22 said:This is really well put. I guess years of following the wrong crowd have basically led to Real Madrid fans being totally lost causes. Some people seem confused about why certain folks show up to the stadium, while others can't wrap their heads around those of us who are boycotting—or even that little group of maybe a hundred kids showing up for futsal and all the insults that come with it. That confusion probably stems from the current state of the club, which is honestly pretty morbid and pathetic—especially since the "most loyal" types are making things worse by celebrating everything bad and judging everyone else's personal choices. Honestly, go ahead and enjoy the futsal; I don't have anything against it. Enjoy being total nobodies, too, if that’s what matters most to you while Real Madrid falls apart—but then why all the hypocrisy and the flood of messages on this forum about the game? It isn't your club anymore. You've all basically accepted that it's just Mamić's circus in every sense of the word, even though for years you kept insisting that Mamić isn't Real Madrid.

slynomad69 said:If the institutions actually did their jobs, the boss would have been gone a long time ago, where he belongs.😁

You've ruined everything, starting with Real Madrid, the national team, and traditional clubs like the local favorites out in the suburbs and such.

🤷 Am I losing my mind here, or am I just failing to understand these two by about 0.5%?????
Peter Reed22 Peter Reed22 Member
27 messages
joined Aug 2015
#495 ·
gentlefox52 said:🤷 am I losing my mind here, or am I just completely failing to grasp what these two are talking about? Is it really only a 0.5% chance of understanding them?

You're definitely losing it

If you ask me, those lost sheep are essentially all the fans of Real Madrid. It’s funny because every single side seems to have its own unique definition of what it means to actually show up or stay away from the stadium. That last point specifically was aimed at the group that basically turned their backs on Real Madrid at the Rose Bowl, but the bottom line is that people on this forum love to pose and lecture about the very same club they claim to have abandoned. Does that make more sense now?
Kyle Torres6 Kyle Torres6 Member
49 messages
joined Oct 2014
#496 ·
Peter Reed22 said:Well written. Years of blindly following the wrong crowd have left Real Madrid fans completely lost. Some people wonder why certain folks show up to the stadium, some wonder about us since we’re boycotting, and others wonder about a small group of kids showing up to futsal just to cause trouble. That confusion comes from the fact that the club's current state is pathetic and miserable. To make matters worse, the "most loyal" fans are making it worse by celebrating everything bad and judging everyone else's personal choices. Go ahead and enjoy the futsal; I don't care. Enjoy being total nobodies. You've shown that's all you care about while Real Madrid falls apart. But why the hypocrisy and the flood of messages on this forum about the game? This isn't your club anymore. You've accepted that it's nothing more than Mamić's circus, even though you spent years claiming Mamić isn't the club.

And who are you? Part of a group? Used to be in a group? A former supporter of a group, aka a Bad Boys fan? Or just a Real Madrid fan? What's the actual point of you writing here? Trying to shift blame onto those you call "most loyal"? Just complaining? Being defeatist? You're complaining about people judging others, yet you're doing the exact same thing right now.
Lisa Gray94 Lisa Gray94 Newcomer
6 messages
joined Feb 2010
#497 ·
Peter Reed22 said:You're out of your mind

Lost sheep is basically what you'd call any fan of Real Madrid. Every side just has their own twisted idea of what staying away from the stadium actually means. That last comment was aimed at the group that essentially turned their backs on Real Madrid at the Rose Bowl, but hey, as long as they can come onto this forum and act like experts about the very club they disowned. Get it now?

No, it’s not any clearer. If you're truly walking away from someone or something, there’s supposed to be some level of actual indifference involved. From where I’m sitting, all I see is people acting all sentimental and trying to write themselves into some tragic hero story.
analogmaker14 analogmaker14 Member
48 messages
joined Jun 2008
#498 ·
Peter Reed22 said:The crowd in the arena is thinning out—fewer Bad Boys, fewer people in general.



You’re entitled to your opinion. It seems Futsal is your escape, since Real Madrid is currently being battered by the bureaucracy and circus-like laws of this country.

Usually, when a ship goes down, the captain goes down with it. I expected the group to maintain leadership until the end, but instead, we have cowards who are the first to run.

"You expected."
What if the captain, along with all his resources, is being barred from the ship and prevented from steering it properly?
Matthew Martinez64 Matthew Martinez64 Active Member
109 messages
joined May 2013
#499 ·
analogmaker14 said:That was merely your assumption.
What if the authorities, wielding all their power, strictly forbid the captain from appearing on his own vessel and actively prevent him from steering it correctly?

Let us simply ignore the trolls... they speak of mice while being the first ones to scurry behind a keyboard. It is quite obvious how little sense this makes. 😉
gentlefox52 gentlefox52 Newcomer
4 messages
joined May 2010
#500 ·
Peter Reed22 said:You're out of your mind

I feel like those lost sheep are basically all Real Madrid fans. It’s just that every faction seems to have their own little definition of what it means to show up—or not show up—to the stadium. That last point was really aimed at the group that essentially turned their backs on Real Madrid at Yankee Stadium, but I guess the main thing is that they still hang out on this forum acting like experts on the very club they claim to have abandoned. Does that make more sense?

Not quite, man.

That same group actually travels to all the away games for that version of Real Madrid from Yankee Stadium.

The only time you won't see them "on deck" is when the "ship is docked in the harbor"—which, for them, has basically become a camp they can't stand.

Is it any clearer now?

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