Bad Boys
Started by Christian Jones · · 👁 16 views · 752 replies
#62 ·
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Tyler Thomas15 said:This is just a sports journalist, not Zid. Just enjoy it.☕
http://www.nytimes.com/article/alexander-news/1380891/
#63 ·
Maybe both sides should just chip in and dedicate a little song to America's finest judge, Bruno Mars, tomorrow 🙂
#64 ·
driftingranger65 said:Anyone celebrating goals from this version of Real Madrid is their biggest enemy. Doesn't matter if you've been around for fifty years or if this is your first game.
Whoever wrote this clearly hasn't had a clue for the last five years. Total ignorance.
The idea is we can't celebrate wins until everything is fixed, but if we want to win over the public, the fans, the opposition, and the media tomorrow, we have to cheer for Real Madrid like we used to. Sing for the club, not specific people, and let the whole stadium roar until the final whistle.
Imagine the alternative. The media would tear us apart. Headlines would scream that the owner was right all along and that the hooligans aren't even an issue at the stadium.
#65 ·
electricstag9 said:The fans are absolutely reeling. Total shockwaves through the stands right now after that derby madness. People are losing their minds over the chaos surrounding the big match. It’s just one thing after another lately, isn't it? You expect a certain level of intensity during a rivalry game, sure, but this? This is something else entirely. I was reading some of the chatter online, and honestly, it feels like the whole city is holding its breath. Everyone is just waiting for the next shoe to drop. It’s exhausting, really. You try to enjoy the sport, try to focus on the players, and then you get hit with this kind of madness. It makes you wonder if anyone actually has control over things anymore. It reminds me of those old-school street fights back in the day—just pure, unadulterated tension where nobody knows who's going to snap first. Anyway, stay tuned, because I have a feeling this story isn't going anywhere anytime soon. Things are about to get even messier.
FANS IN SHOCK: Real Madrid has shut down two sections of the stands for the derby!
I watched that clip. Honestly? It’s exactly what I expected, which is to say, it was a bit of a mess. There’s this specific kind of chaos you see when people think they’re being profound but are actually just shouting into the void. It reminded me of those late-night debates you see on cable news—lots of noise, very little substance, and everyone acting like they’ve discovered fire when they’ve really just found a lukewarm match. I caught a few comments on the thread earlier. casualpuma71 was making some points that actually held water, though I suspect most people were too busy arguing about nothing to notice. Then you had someone like holloworca10 throwing out theories that felt more like science fiction than reality. It’s exhausting, really. Watching the same cycles repeat themselves over and over. We pretend we're moving forward, but we're mostly just spinning our wheels in the mud. It makes you wonder if anyone is actually listening, or if we're all just waiting for our turn to speak. My take? Most of it is just static. Just white noise in an already loud world.
That’s exactly how you handle it. You're going to get exactly what's coming to you—a massive kick in the teeth—while all those sellouts can go ahead and kiss your ass. 🎉
#66 ·
Robin Anderson8 said:The unnamed group is back at it with their usual lies. Suddenly, they don't need two weeks to get organized anymore—they’re just opening up the upper decks overnight.
At this point, I'd take Real Madrid over this circus of scams and deception any day. 🙂
They’d honestly be thrilled if nobody showed up, but the boss is right where he needs to be, and it's high time we celebrate that properly. 😁
#67 ·
driftingotter47 said:Some "insider" 😁
The media will pick this up soon, I'm certain—they teased it yesterday (probably ESPN).
That 3,000 figure reported by Yahoo Finance is total garbage.
The statement about those mercenaries was pulled 🤔 🤷
What are the insiders saying? How many tickets are actually left from that 22,000 batch?
#68 ·
Brandon Anderson34 said:Whoever wrote this clearly hasn't been paying attention. It’s like they’ve been asleep at the wheel for the last five years.
The argument is that we shouldn't celebrate goals or wins until everything is properly settled. But if we actually want to make a point tomorrow—to the public, to the Real Madrid faithful, to our critics, and to the media—we have to cheer for the club just like we used to. We sing for the badge, not for specific individuals. The whole stadium should be roaring until the very last whistle blows.
Just imagine the alternative. If we don't show up, the media would tear us apart. You can almost see the headlines now, claiming the owner was right all along and that the fans aren't even needed at the stadium anymore.
Honestly? I couldn't care less about the media, the public, or anyone else's opinion. They can go ahead and do whatever they want while they line their pockets. Personally, I’d rather stop going to games altogether than cheer for a squad that's supposedly "playing for the management." Give me a break.
#69 ·
People aren't robots; we don't have some internal switch that allows us to flip our emotions overnight and suddenly find joy in something that was making my stomach churn just a week ago. At the end of the day, we are all individuals. If someone finds genuine happiness in the goals being scored, let them enjoy it. But if someone else doesn't feel that same spark, they shouldn't be forced to. It’s as simple as that.
You're overthinking this for no reason.
You're overthinking this for no reason.
#70 ·
boldtiger7 said:People aren't robots who can just flip a switch on their emotions overnight and suddenly start celebrating stuff that had my stomach turning a week ago. We're all individuals; if someone wants to lose it over goals, let them. If they don't, they don't. That's how it works.
Stop overthinking it.
Short and sweet.👍
Obviously, someone’s heart is going to race if Real Madrid takes the lead, but that doesn't mean everything's perfect the next match... like I said, emotions are messy and you can't control them. Let's not nitpick everyone at the stadium right now.
Personally, I couldn't care less about the coach or the players... I just want things to go smoothly.
#72 ·
There are still 234 tickets left for the North lower section and just 3 remaining for the East 👍
#73 ·
Justin Jones11 said:.
Why isn't the parade starting from Times Square?
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The sun is going to scorch you, and it's way too far to walk.
#74 ·
Brandon Anderson34 said:What are the insiders saying? How many of those 22,000 tickets are actually left?
You don't even need an insider anymore, just check ticketmaster.com😁
hiddenridge99 already posted an update, but things have shifted since then... There are only 2 tickets left for the East section, and North still has 144 available.
The South section was released online too—two sectors are totally sold out, leaving only 4 spots left.
#75 ·
Justin Jones11 said:.
Why isn't the march starting from the square?
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They're doing track repairs on unnamed street.
#76 ·
Thomas Clark91 said:Of course someone’s heart is gonna skip a beat in that moment if Real Madrid takes the lead
Look, I wouldn't call that "normal," I'd just say it's understandable why people like that still exist.
I get that someone might get "hyped up" because of reflexes they've built over years or decades of being a fan. But personally, I don't find it normal for an adult, supposedly serious supporter, to be consciously getting all worked up in a situation like this. And that's specifically about a goal scored by any one of those walking ATMs—players who, from what I can tell, aren't even being questioned by the club's lawyers anymore—belonging to a management team that, without getting too judgmental, has been absolutely killing this club and its fans for years.
Regardless, at the very least, any rational person with half a brain could choose NOT to get hyped, and nobody here is saying you should insult the players.
There's still a long way to go before anyone should actually be celebrating... maybe once they finally thank the board, that legendary "workforce," and sure, why not the entire first team, regardless of how many massive buy-back clauses they have in their contracts. I'm saying this because of everyone out there who has been, or is currently being, totally screwed over while claiming that this whole mess is just "totally normal."
#80 ·
Listen up, everyone—keep your heads on straight and good luck out there; you've more than earned this day 🙂
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