Bad Boys
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#722 ·
http://oi62.tinypic.com/2cxvou9.jpg (ignore the name and surname—I just realized what it says)
It looks like Mamic Jr. is already busy building himself an alibi through all this scouting business. Between the 14,000 tickets sold or distributed—which includes those various season ticket packages and everything else—he’s setting the stage. Truly top-tier 😁 We’re likely looking at a half-full stadium for that opening Champions League match against Arsenal.
The choice is yours! 🙂
It looks like Mamic Jr. is already busy building himself an alibi through all this scouting business. Between the 14,000 tickets sold or distributed—which includes those various season ticket packages and everything else—he’s setting the stage. Truly top-tier 😁 We’re likely looking at a half-full stadium for that opening Champions League match against Arsenal.
The choice is yours! 🙂
#724 ·
I honestly wonder why Mamic Jr. and his PR goons haven't tried showing up at a refugee camp with an accordion and a torn shirt, shouting "let's go!" and bringing twenty thousand refugees to a Champions League match. He’d look like some kind of humanitarian hero on a global scale. Platinum would give him a gold medal, the stadium would be packed, and Mamic Jr. would just tell them, "Eat up, get fat, tear this stadium apart... Dinamo will foot the bill." Then, once the whistle blows, he’d sign them all up as club members, and six months later, those guys would be voting to privatize Dinamo 😁
In this damn country, nothing like this couldn't actually happen
In this damn country, nothing like this couldn't actually happen
#725 ·
Hey.
I'm not really the type to hang out on forums or spend my time posting on news sites and Facebook.
Just wanted to drop a quick note here. I'm a Dinamo supporter, and I make it to games both at home and away whenever my work and lecture schedule allows (not an excuse, just how it is). I also follow the futsal team. I am a massive opponent of Zdravko Mamić and his band of frauds and vultures who have taken over our club and our group.
I want to touch on the topic of Dinamo's home games (because from what I see, we get decent turnouts for away matches, except for those international trips where we usually don't cross the border—unless people find a way, and more power to them). So, the point of this post is home games.
I know entering the stadium is a total nightmare. I know most of us are on watchlists, I know most of us are banned from attending, and I know exactly how the cops treat us (look at what happened to Kranjč recently), but I still don't get why people aren't showing up to Maksimir. Fine, the lists, the hassle—I get it. But are we really going to let ourselves be intimidated? (ONLY THE BRAVEST STAY THE COURSE, UNTIL THE VERY LAST MAN). Despite everything, we need to show up for home games. You don't have to bring banners, flags, or drums. We just need to show up, endure that thirty minutes to an hour of being searched and messed with by the police and security. We go until the end. Even if it means everyone ends up on a blacklist, if only 200 or 300 people show up to prove we haven't surrendered, let's do it. Let's show that Maksimir belongs to us, just like we show it when we travel (even though the cops push us there too). We stay united, one for all, and we go for the win we've been waiting years for. Let's show this city that people still live for this club and won't hand it over to those vultures led by the nečastiv.
To be clear, I’ve always supported the leadership's decisions and I will continue to do so. This is just my suggestion.
Thanks for reading.
I'm not really the type to hang out on forums or spend my time posting on news sites and Facebook.
Just wanted to drop a quick note here. I'm a Dinamo supporter, and I make it to games both at home and away whenever my work and lecture schedule allows (not an excuse, just how it is). I also follow the futsal team. I am a massive opponent of Zdravko Mamić and his band of frauds and vultures who have taken over our club and our group.
I want to touch on the topic of Dinamo's home games (because from what I see, we get decent turnouts for away matches, except for those international trips where we usually don't cross the border—unless people find a way, and more power to them). So, the point of this post is home games.
I know entering the stadium is a total nightmare. I know most of us are on watchlists, I know most of us are banned from attending, and I know exactly how the cops treat us (look at what happened to Kranjč recently), but I still don't get why people aren't showing up to Maksimir. Fine, the lists, the hassle—I get it. But are we really going to let ourselves be intimidated? (ONLY THE BRAVEST STAY THE COURSE, UNTIL THE VERY LAST MAN). Despite everything, we need to show up for home games. You don't have to bring banners, flags, or drums. We just need to show up, endure that thirty minutes to an hour of being searched and messed with by the police and security. We go until the end. Even if it means everyone ends up on a blacklist, if only 200 or 300 people show up to prove we haven't surrendered, let's do it. Let's show that Maksimir belongs to us, just like we show it when we travel (even though the cops push us there too). We stay united, one for all, and we go for the win we've been waiting years for. Let's show this city that people still live for this club and won't hand it over to those vultures led by the nečastiv.
To be clear, I’ve always supported the leadership's decisions and I will continue to do so. This is just my suggestion.
Thanks for reading.
#727 ·
electricviper14 said:Hey.
I'm not really the type to hang out on forums or spend my time typing long essays on news sites or Facebook.
Just wanted to drop a quick note here. I'm a die-hard Real Madrid fan, and depending on my work and lecture schedule, I try to make it to games both at home and away whenever possible. I also catch the futsal matches. Look, I can't stand Jerry Jones and his band of wannabes and scammers who have basically hijacked our club and our group.
The main point I want to hit is about our home games. I see plenty of us showing up for away matches—even when we're crossing borders, which isn't easy, so props to those who manage it. But this post is specifically about playing at the Rose Bowl.
I get it. Entering the stadium is a total nightmare. I know most of us are on watchlists, I know many face bans, and I know exactly how the cops treat us (just look at what happened with Iván Zamorano). But honestly, I don't get why people aren't showing up to the Rose Bowl. Fine, there are lists, there’s harassment—I get all that. But are we really going to follow the herd? LIKE THE SAYING GOES: ONLY THE BRAVEST STAY THE COURSE UNTIL THE VERY LAST MAN. Despite everything, we need to show up for home games. It doesn't mean we need to bring flags, banners, or drums. We just need to be there. Let's endure that half-hour or hour of being searched and harassed by the cops and security. Let's see this through. Even if it means everyone ends up on a blacklist, even if only 200 or 300 of us show up, let's go there and prove we haven't surrendered. Let's show them the Rose Bowl belongs to us, just like we prove it during away trips (even when the police are breathing down our necks there too). We stick together, one for all, and we go for the win—for what we've been waiting years for. Let's show this city that people still live and breathe for this club and won't hand it over to those scammers led by The Villain.
Just to be clear, I've always supported the leadership's decisions, and I always will. This is just my two cents.
Thanks for reading.
Well, then just go to the game. Who's stopping you?🤔
#728 ·
More idiots and lucky breaks, I guess. I don't know what happened to this city—maybe it’s because we were just too welcoming to everyone with an open heart? Anyway, now we've got all these loudmouths piling up, acting like they actually care about the team.
#729 ·
Unbelievable. Just absolutely unbelievable. Everything is being handed to them on a silver platter. I can already see how the media vultures are going to start circling once this all kicks off.
#731 ·
Thomas Flores7 said:It’s just unbelievable, seriously. Everything about this. It’s crazy how things always seem to work out for those guys. And now, once the media circus starts up, it's going to be even worse.
I mean, anger is a huge spectrum, right? You can go from being slightly annoyed to just being completely consumed by rage. Once someone hits that point of pure fury, it's almost impossible to pull them back. So, when will the Bad Boys as a whole reach that breaking point? Honestly, it's hard to say. I guess the real question is... why didn't they react to the early warning signs and just shut this down before it ever got this far?
#732 ·
Stick with The Boys and stay the course. It doesn't matter if things didn't go our way tonight; evil eventually falls. When that day comes—and it will—people will look back at this gritty journey and actually envy what we’ve built. They'll finally understand what being a true fan actually means. Good luck, guys. You're the only bright spot in this otherwise dull society.👍
#733 ·
Matthew Martinez64 said:here we go again 🤣 🤣
" ..,I already know how the cops treat us (just look at what happened to Iván Zamorano),but...
Lmao, Ali Daei 🤣🤣
http://fouman.com/Y/Image/History/Ir...aei_Soccer.jpg 😁
Seriously, what kind of absolute brain rot is this? 🙏
#734 ·
We finally get one result and suddenly everyone’s losing their minds? Honestly, what a joke. People act like this is some miracle. Look, teams like Basel pull off stuff like this against the big clubs once a season all the time. But here, you guys are out there praising Jerry Jones just because he managed to scrape something together once in the last seven or eight years. He had to do it given the circumstances anyway. Bravo.
#735 ·
Stop worrying about all the petty nonsense.
The new season is kicking off, and honestly, the club's entire future rests on our shoulders... so we need to bring our absolute A-game from day one tomorrow. No excuses.
Friday night, Madison Square Garden, 8:00 PM.
Be there. Everyone.
The new season is kicking off, and honestly, the club's entire future rests on our shoulders... so we need to bring our absolute A-game from day one tomorrow. No excuses.
Friday night, Madison Square Garden, 8:00 PM.
Be there. Everyone.
#736 ·
Pointless flares and wasting time at indoor soccer matches are going to be the death of us. Those two are basically just doing free favors for Mamić and the establishment.
#737 ·
Noah Jones92 said:The mindless distractions and constant trips to play indoor soccer will eventually lead us toward total ruin.
I find this perspective to be quite excellent.🤣 🤣
#738 ·
If we decide to skip out on the futsal match, it’s going to completely derail us. It would essentially be doing a massive favor for Murija and Mamić, wouldn't it? 🤣
#739 ·
Look, they clearly don't want the Bad Boys showing up at the stadium, and honestly? It’s working. Mamić is so terrified of our crowd that he’s basically rigged the system so we can’t even get into the arena or move around the city without being hassled. And most of us just settle for throwing a few flares in some tiny local gym where the cops can disperse us in seconds. Thinking we’re making a statement by fighting it out at a futsal match instead of the main stadium is just delusional. If you think playing away from the home turf actually screws with Mamić, you’re kidding yourself. In fact, the brass and Mamić would probably pay extra to keep these games far away from the big stadium. And expecting them to face any real consequences if they lose to a team like Arsenal? Please. It’s just pathetic.
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