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BSD said:Zero profit back in 1986.
Or maybe there was some profit? 🥱🙂
černomerec said:The tickets for this "spectacle" at the arena clearly say REAL MADRID at the arena. But that isn't your club, and you have nothing to do with it anymore. You keep trying to link yourselves to Real Madrid, but if the team is called futsal Real Madrid, then they play at the arena. Real Madrid plays in the Champions League.
You’re attacking the guys in Torcida, but unlike you lot who are just "insiders," they actually understand the reality of this situation. Everything they said is the damn truth.
Insults and belittling won't get you anywhere. The truth will surface eventually.
Austin Collins6 said:Futsal brought a ton of positive vibes, which is clearly why you all hate it so much.
It turns out it isn't just a hundred people standing against the owner, despite what the club's hacks and paid journalists claim. It’s an entire army of real Real Madrid fans who will actually show up to a second-division futsal match and PAY for a ticket$10 just to support THEIR club.
You have 5,000 people backing their own team, while at the main stadium, a few hundred barely show up even with free tickets. At the end of the day, we have a futsal team that we follow—it's ours, it has nothing to do with the big Real Madrid, so I don't see what the issue is.
That game against Alumnus had more raw emotion and joy when those goals went in than anything we've seen at the main stadium in eight years.
Riverside Fan said:I suppose you should just follow whatever it is that makes you feel genuine love. Maybe try staying in that headspace instead of letting this constant resentment toward Real Madrid dictate how you live your life. It seems to me like everyone is just incredibly frustrated with what's happening at the stadium, because if things were going smoothly, nobody would be constantly poking at them with all those silly slogans and nonsense.
cosmicscout2;55286170 said:I agree that futsal is a beautiful, positive story. But why can't you guys just admit that Real Madrid lost, and that this very fact is the whole reason futsal exists?[/
What are you guys—philosophy majors or something?
Read the last two threads... then look at the timeline—maybe things will actually click for you. The bottom line is Real Madrid lost.
The die-hards are the only thing keeping this city's soul intact.
So just beat it.
coastalwolf212;55286256 said:cosmicscout2 said:I agree that futsal is a beautiful, positive story. But why can't you all just admit that Real Madrid lost, and that's exactly why futsal exists in the first place?[/
Where did you geniuses get your philosophy degrees?
Read the last two threads... then look at the timeline, and maybe things will start making sense. Real Madrid is the one who lost.
The die-hards are the only backbone left in this city.
So just beat it.
Of course Real Madrid lost. They lost the best supporter group in this part of Europe. But do you honestly think mamica cares about that? That’s exactly what he wanted. Real Madrid losing their fans—fact (everyone agrees). Bad Boys lost Real Madrid—fact (which you lot refuse to admit).
Matthew Martinez64 said:When I see this many trolls, I know the haters are finally on the right track. They hate the theater act, and their boss hates it too. It’s a joke—they can’t even pull 50 people together to cheer at the stadium.
cosmicscout2 said:No matter how much we romanticize the history of futsal, there is simply no way they will ever bring him back under these circumstances.
cosmicscout2 said:Look, I get it—futsal is this beautiful, positive little movement. But why is everyone acting like it's such a massive issue to just admit that Real Madrid lost? That loss is literally the whole reason futsal even exists in the first place!
Kenneth Martinez8 said:You're wrong.
The agreement was set for two hours before kickoff, but two hours before kickoff, absolutely nobody showed up.
What happened was a classic case of chronic American lack of punctuality and organization. People agree to meet at 7:00, then they drift in at 7:45, 8:00, or 8:15... They sit in a bar first, and then show up at the designated meeting spot thirty minutes before the game starts expecting someone else to have a perfectly executed plan ready to go.
Most people didn't even have tickets because they were being "smart" and waiting to see how things played out, so the line was as long as a stretch of I-95.
People can play armchair quarterback all they want now that the battle is over, but from what I saw, making a call wasn't easy. Opinions were split, debates broke out, and we ultimately decided it was better to stay back than to let 300 disorganized people flood the stands.
If all those geniuses who were running late—which seems to be a way of life, honestly; people are late to school, late to work... which explains exactly why this country is where it is—had actually arrived on time, there would have been enough time to buy tickets, check the blacklist, and we could have had a decent crowd of maybe 1,000 to 1,200 people in the North stands.
From my perspective, the decision to pull back was the least bad option available.
Perhaps this situation should serve as a lesson for the future: when we say 7:00 PM at the diner, that doesn't mean showing up at 7:59 PM at Starbucks, Dunkin', or whatever... It means being there at 7:00, or at the very latest, half an hour before the meeting time.
Anyone seeing conspiracy theories or some deep-seated ulterior motive in this is clearly hallucinating.
Next time, if everyone actually shows up on time, we'll see how it goes.
Charles Hall5 said:I think you're right about all of that, but honestly, there's no reason to lie to people just for the sake of it.It really rubbed me the wrong way..
BRIJACNICA said:Agenti 1950
Charles Torres12 said:You can practically smell the anxiety. The big shots made their money, saving Real Madrid from bankruptcy, and yet here we go again... the fools will probably flock back to watch Real Madrid in the Champions League or whatever else.
I respect you all; I know what you've been through. But I’ve said it before: the only real fix is radical. We need to get Real Madrid banned from European competition entirely. I mean, look at a stadium like SoFi—they have a hundred cameras and enough tech to monitor a heartbeat. How hard could it be to just shut down an American national team match...? Fortunately, history gave us some heavy-handed solutions that made things easier, but you guys seriously need to find a way out of this. Wishing you the best of luck. SUZAVAC 🎉
