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Ashley Morris3 Ashley Morris3 Newcomer
7 messages
joined Apr 2014
#561 ·
There were 14 different reasons why they wouldn't let that nationalist prick into the Champions League.
If we're talking full-scale war, then it's war. But honestly? It looks like this whole thing is just a joke. A complete waste of time.
Nathan Lewis Nathan Lewis Member
21 messages
joined Sep 2011
#562 ·
The leadership at Real Madrid is calling all the shots, but they’ve got their eyes on both the Champions League and the national team too.

It feels like a full-blown war, honestly... but it isn't just about Real Madrid, it’s about the entire state of American soccer, and it looks like Group 1 is leading the charge...
boldtiger7 boldtiger7 Active Member
62 messages
joined Aug 2021
#563 ·
Ashley Morris3 said:There were fourteen million reasons why allowing that fanatic into the Champions League was simply out of the question.
If we are talking about an all-out war, then we should be facing a true war. Unfortunately, it appears that what we are witnessing is nothing more than a pathetic, half-hearted imitation of actual conflict.

Then go ahead and lead the charge, for heaven's sake. Everyone seems to have an opinion, everyone fancies themselves a hardened radical when they're talking big, yet when it actually comes time to step up and take action, where is everybody? Nowhere to be found. It is truly pathetic.

Real Madrid has become the center of attention once again, and predictably, those closeted provocateurs have crawled out from the woodwork. It seems everyone suddenly considers themselves an expert on everything, possessing all the answers. Yet, one has to wonder: if something were actually organized tomorrow, would these same individuals show up, or would they be nowhere to be found?

It is truly indescribable how much this club and everything it stands for repulses me.
Ashley Morris3 Ashley Morris3 Newcomer
7 messages
joined Apr 2014
#564 ·
boldtiger7 said:Then go ahead and fight the battle. Seriously. Everyone’s talking big, acting like some hardcore radical, but when it actually comes time to step up? Nobody shows. Nothing.

Real Madrid is back in the spotlight again, so all those sneaky trolls are crawling out of the woodwork. Everyone thinks they’re a genius and knows everything. I guess if something actually happened tomorrow, it’d be the exact same crowd as always.

I can't even describe how much this club and everything they stand for sickens me.

Exactly.
I'm signing off on everything said here, especially that last sentence. It’s basically just the bottom line for any sane person when you're dealing with Shaban's nonsense.
Brandon Wilson14 Brandon Wilson14 Active Member
73 messages
joined Sep 2011
#565 ·
If you don't like it, that’s your business—you're free to go your own way! ☕
Dana Sanchez12 Dana Sanchez12 Newcomer
7 messages
joined Aug 2015
#566 ·
I think after that mess with the Bad Boys, everyone needs to take a hard look at their own attitudes—honestly, you’ve got maybe 20 people actually holding down the stands!
Matthew Foster8 Matthew Foster8 Active Member
53 messages
joined Sep 2011
#567 ·
Nathan Lewis said:The higher-ups at Real Madrid pull the strings, but they control both the club and the national team.

This isn't just about Real Madrid—it’s a war for the soul of American soccer, and it's being led by one specific group...

It only took a few days of chaos in California for the entire public—the media, the news networks, the idiots, everyone—to take this whole fight against the big bosses and the federation and rebrand it as some mindless North vs. South rivalry.
And honestly, people here couldn't care less about that nonsense, just like you guys.
Where did you all disappear to in the middle of this? You just vanished. Gone. Like thin air. Or water down a drain.
I’m telling you this as just another fan who sees things for what they actually are in this country—so go ahead, keep whining about how bad the Ultras are, or talk about local politics, flares, or stories about how some rival fans will settle the score. Do whatever you want. We all know what's really going on behind the scenes anyway.
I remember being in California years ago, hearing people talk about how the Bad Boys were the real deal—how they owned the streets and kept things honest. If someone had told me fifteen or twenty years ago that we'd be stuck in this position—dealing with a handful of paid mercenaries and some corrupt boss, watching everyone suck up to both sides for decades—I wouldn't have believed it. It's humiliating. And now, after everything, you can't even stand up when the leadership screws you over yet again. After that last absolute disaster, I basically wrote you all off in my mind. People don't even know whether to laugh or feel sorry for you anymore... it's more than just a sports thing; it's pathetic on a human level.
For anyone paying attention, it's been obvious for years that you only have a few options left to make a move, but you haven't had the brains or the guts to do anything real in all this time.
briskmarlin briskmarlin Active Member
99 messages
joined Oct 2011
#568 ·
lonemaker23 said:They lock you up in every other country. You can't even enter a single nation just because Real Madrid is playing there, yet nobody seems to care—instead, everyone is celebrating some nonsense or Unknown. You could write fifty excuses for yourselves, claim he controls the entire country, whatever the truth may be, but the fact remains that you still allow him to walk all over you while Real Madrid plays in Europe solely because of his influence... it's the ultimate disgrace. It only takes one person to bring it all crashing down.
With a club, a chain, or a brass knuckle to the head? The fans of Unknown?
I honestly don't know why this group even exists anymore. Go underground. You already lost your most important battle, which was losing all your banners and everything else.

Where exactly are we not allowed to "enter"??? You absolute filth hiding behind fake personas. Your handicap is that California is in our blood; we love California. Reading your entire rant, it’s obvious what kind of person you are... "anyway," "who," "say," "go"... how can you not feel disgusted by yourself, you vile creature...

briskmarlin briskmarlin Active Member
99 messages
joined Oct 2011
#569 ·
Gk8 said:Does it hurt?

Does it hurt???

Columbus, love knows no bounds... Unknown was riding with us all damn day through Columbus.. before reaching the stadium, we had heavy hearts saying we were heading to the stands, knowing our devotion to Real Madrid is stronger than anything—even when the cops won't let pets onto the away section. I’ll never forget that look of pure fire in that dog's eyes... and man, he just won't quit... A true GENTLEMAN storms the pitch... UNO DI NOI!!!

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Does it hurt???



It doesn't hurt, 👍
Laura Mitchell87 Laura Mitchell87 Newcomer
1 message
joined Oct 2013
#570 ·
Getting into Albania is easy, but getting into the stadium? People made it into Albania just fine...

My guys made it into Philadelphia. If any of you losers had lived through that, you’d have written two whole books about it...

The head of Special Ops is standing there at the airport customs desk, screaming like some absolute maniac at Jewish passengers on the Budapest to Philadelphia flight, asking if they're here for the game. People think they're hunting al-Qaeda, ISIS, or terrorists... Women are shaking, paying up. My crew got through because, let's just say, they're incredibly resourceful, otherwise they would've been locked up and deported instantly.

Then for two days, you're hiding all over town like you're a terrorist. Get caught, and it's deportation. You change your clothes just to look like some corporate businessman. Local fans buy you beers because they can feel it—this is a battle they've never experienced. They're waiting for their turn, because the Bad Boys are always 10-20 years ahead of everyone else.

And then what? Even if a group of 100, 200, or 300 people shows up in a city, you still can't get into the stadium. And even if you sneak in in little groups of five—which is impossible anyway—you haven't achieved anything.

But man, writing this crap after the AC Milan game. The Bad Boys are guerrilla legends for you and everyone else. You just don't get it because you haven't lived it.

Matthew Foster8, ask my buddy to tell you what happened in Philadelphia. You won't believe your ears.
Lawrence Turner8 Lawrence Turner8 Newcomer
6 messages
joined Feb 2015
#571 ·
Look, you guys are a relentless breed. You just refuse to stop commenting. But whatever, God knows there will be plenty of time later for you all to prove yourselves. Honestly, it’ll be hilarious when they start uncovering the paid shills among us and realize there are fifty of them up north! The real question is whether any of you actually have the guts to call each other out.
What a beautiful picture this is, man.
Anyway, did you guys even light flares today? Just imagine how pathetic and low-level you have to be if the whole country knows you've folded so hard that you're even giving up on the flares.
If someone had told me back in the day that people wouldn't be lighting flares at the stadium, I would've just said, "Yeah, sure, whatever."
But now?🤔🤦🤷
Kate Foster17 Kate Foster17 Newcomer
1 message
joined Jul 2013
#572 ·
I don't post here much, but what the hell is this? What "black sheep" are we talking about now? Look, our actual problem is those soft sheep in the fan clubs and the West Stand—those weak links among us that need to be purged. Just like there are weak links in our ranks, there are weak links among the sheep. But when it comes to the guys in the Ultras, I’d bet my life they support us 95% of the time. Besides, we've had joint actions recently that proved everything. These "black sheep" aren't even a factor; they're just sheep, blue or white, constantly bleating on this forum...
gentlefalcon10 gentlefalcon10 Member
10 messages
joined Oct 2013
#573 ·
blacksea said:The tickets for this "big showdown" at the arena clearly say REAL MADRID on the tickets. But let's be real—that isn't your club anymore, and you guys have zero connection to it. You keep trying to link yourselves to Real Madrid, but if the club is called Unknown, then yeah, they belong at the local gym, because the real REAL MADRID is out playing in the Champions League!

You’re out here attacking the Ultras, but unlike you losers who are "inside" the bubble, they actually get what's happening—everything they said is the damn truth.

Insulting people and acting superior won't get you anywhere; the truth always comes out eventually.

Look, those tickets you're buying say "civic-minded," but right now, this club is anything but civic... How many actual "citizens" are even members? And don't start with that free membership nonsense from back in 2004—don't try to live in the past. Let's put it bluntly: our Real Madrid (since that's what you call them) has way more actual members and real fans than your little "civic" group ever will.
Anthony Garcia2 Anthony Garcia2 Newcomer
1 message
joined Aug 2015
#574 ·
Lawrence Turner8 said:you absolute morons, you're just too much. you simply refuse to stop commenting. but whatever, I guess God will provide plenty of time for you all to prove yourselves later.it's honestly hilarious to think about what happens when people realize how many paid shills are hiding in your ranks—maybe fifty of them up north! the real question is whether any of you actually have the guts to call each other out on it.
what a beautiful sight this is, man.

anyway, were you guys even lighting flares today? just imagine how pathetic and low you've sunk if the whole country knows you're so spineless that you won't even light a flare anymore.
if someone had told me you wouldn't be lighting flares at an arena like Yankee Stadium, I would've just said, "yeah, sure, whatever."
but now?🤔 🤦 🤷

I don't doubt it one bit. If the roles were reversed, I highly doubt you'd give us any unconditional support while we fight against the management and the hired goons—not to mention the way you'd probably abandon the stands by the 15th minute of a cup match.
edit: Or maybe you're just some insecure guy who doesn't actually represent the majority opinion of the group, I don't know.
Lawrence Mitchell2 Lawrence Mitchell2 Member
17 messages
joined Jan 2006
#575 ·
Can we please stop bickering with these paid trolls? I’m honestly losing interest in reading this thread...
Peter Reed22 Peter Reed22 Member
27 messages
joined Aug 2015
#576 ·
Edward Hernandez60 said:Well, then go out there and take action! 🙂

We all know deep down that one single person can't move mountains in this country. Just like how Real Madrid isn't just some lone player—Real Madrid is all of us acting as one cohesive unit! As long as we keep labeling ourselves as mere mercenaries and wasting our breath on trivial nonsense, we aren't going to see any real progress.
Edward Hernandez60 Edward Hernandez60 Newcomer
6 messages
joined Feb 2012
#577 ·
Peter Reed22 said:You all know it—individuals in this country can't change a thing. Real Madrid isn't just one guy; we're all in this together. But as long as we keep calling ourselves mercenaries and arguing over nonsense, nothing is ever going to move.

Then start a movement.

You’ve got your friends, they’ve got theirs... if you actually love Real Madrid, there's already twenty of you ready to go. Just get moving.

All the contact info for every major institution is right there online.

Email them, call them, organize.

Who's stopping you?
coastalwolf212 coastalwolf212 Newcomer
2 messages
joined Jan 2022
#578 ·
Peter Reed22 said:You’re acting like some kind of moral authority—honestly, it's pathetic. All you care about is who outplayed whom or who cut a check to whom. You're living in a fantasy land, man. While we're busy calling people mercenaries, they're quietly selling off the club right under our noses. People just ignore the real issues—playing pretend with this "everything is fine" attitude—and then, when the club is stripped away for good, everyone starts crying, "Oh, I was just at the local park or posting on forums while they stole everything from us." Just keep doing that. Go ahead.

Your big idea is basically that everyone should just fall in line and sing the same tune.
What, am I supposed to head down to the Rose Bowl to cheer for Real Madrid just because Jerry Jones isn't the club itself? 🙄
Peter Reed22 Peter Reed22 Member
27 messages
joined Aug 2015
#579 ·
coastalwolf212 said:Your suggestion basically implies that everyone should just line up, aim for the exact same goal, and pull in the same direction simultaneously.
Like we should just head down to the Rose Bowl to cheer for Real Madrid, because Jerry Jones isn't the club itself? 🙄

Of course not! That would be nothing short of a betrayal of the very ideals and the fight you all have set in motion. Going to the Rose Bowl shouldn't be about "cheering" for Real Madrid; it should be about fighting for what the club actually stands for. Jerry Jones isn't the soul of Real Madrid, and those thirty guys over on the North Side aren't the club either—but somehow, they’ve managed to pull off this clever scheme where, through years of media manipulation and patient waiting, they’ve successfully sidelined you, stripped away the North Side, and essentially hijacked the entire organization. In my eyes, that is the single most devastating part of this whole saga, and it's the one thing that truly deserves our outrage.
Edward Hernandez60 Edward Hernandez60 Newcomer
6 messages
joined Feb 2012
#580 ·
Peter Reed22 said:Of course not. That would just be selling out everything you guys fought for. Going to the Rose Bowl should be about fighting, not just cheering for Real Madrid. Jerry Jones isn't the club. Those 30 guys on the North Side aren't the club either, but hey, they actually pulled it off—used media spin and years of playing the waiting game to screw you over, take away your home turf, and snatch the team right out from under you. That's the only thing in this whole mess worth getting worked up about. It’s what actually hurts.

So what's your move then?

I mean, seriously, what are you even trying to do here? 🍿

You want to show up and cheer?

Fine, go ahead. Nobody's stopping you.

You want to actually fight?

Go for it. Be my guest.

Don't like the North Side anymore?

The East Side is right there. 🙂

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