Bad Boys

Yesterday was all about pure momentum. There were moments where the atmosphere felt like a heavy Texas showdown, with both sides throwing everything they had into their own chants; I don't think I've ever been quite that fired up during a game before 😁. This was essentially our first real outing with a decent crowd, and we all know how chaotic those situations can get. Honestly, credit to the guys up in the stands who were trying their absolute best to coordinate the energy without even having megaphones. If we keep showing up in these numbers, I really believe we’re just going to keep growing stronger as a group from one match to the next. WE WANT THE ELECTION

Matthew Martinez64 said:What are you even waiting for? Or maybe you think everyone else should just take the fall instead...

Honestly, I am just completely exhausted from hearing all this talk about people getting banned or punished. I mean, nobody ever bothered to ask my opinion during the last fifteen years of bans and penalties, right? I suppose you really have to understand exactly what you're getting yourself into once you are fully committed. It seems quite easy to point fingers at the first group of people who are actually taking more risks than they probably should, while all these fair-weather fans just stand back and wait to see if things work out or not. I guess I have nothing but respect for those who carry the weight of the stands on their shoulders, whereas the cowards who refuse to step up aren't really true fans at all. AMEN

And what would the Bad Boys have actually gained if they’d gone and beaten up or seriously injured Mamić's supporters in the stands? Even the local news—the only ones really covering this—is already painting it as a massive brawl, so if things had escalated further, don't you think we'd be seeing nothing but headlines about how the Bad Boys completely botched their first game back? Instead of hearing about a great atmosphere, we'd just be reading about how they once again drove families and kids away from the stadium, and how this is exactly what the stands will look like once Mamić finally leaves Dynamo.

From what I can gather, everyone in Chicago knows exactly who belongs to that Fun Club, so if you're looking to take them down, why not do it out in the streets, in the dark, where nobody's watching? Why do it right there in the stands when all of America—and honestly, much more than that—is watching, especially now that the club is trying to show what it can truly become after Mamić is gone? Honestly, hats off to the Bad Boys. 🙏

There will always be contrarians looking for something to gripe about—like complaining that the Fun Club didn't burn their banners down after the game.

People, please, use your heads. Once Mamić is officially out of Dynamo, and once there’s zero motivation left to fund the Fun Club and these pathetic losers,

they’ll just evaporate. It won't be that they aren't at the stadium; half of them won't even be in Chicago anymore.

All this talk about "shutting them down" or other idiocy... sure, that might work, but these morons are ready for anything. They won't just throw hands; they'll pull guns if they feel cornered. You’re talking about bottom-feeders who sold their souls for a handful of bucks. What do you think people like that are capable of doing for such pocket change? It's easy to wage war on the internet, but try stepping up to a fight with these guys in person. In my opinion, we should just ignore them until the whole situation completely implodes within a year. We don't need bans, and we don't need brawls with these idiots. What we actually need is to stop biting at their bait, because the provocations are about to ramp up. Now, the leadership is going to whip them into a frenzy because they're feeling the heat too. So, use some common sense. Realize you don't always have to react instantly. Yesterday was a perfect example—we shouldn't have reacted immediately because the whole country was watching us. It's easy for those fans across town to talk; let them think whatever they want. If we had caused even a tiny bit of chaos, we would have been hit with massive bans. It would have sent the wrong message, and our return to the North Stand wouldn't have had the impact it did today by refusing to play into their hands. Violence isn't their goal; even at a discount, the Bad Boys' goal is to make us look like mindless thugs who are only here for the violence. I’m actually glad there was some maturity shown in those moments. Most groups in the world, even ones less aggressive than the Bad Boys, would have snapped at the first provocation. But the Bad Boys didn't, which just shows how much we've matured as a group. And leave the kids alone. The kids will prove themselves when it counts, and the older guys have family, businesses, and real responsibilities, so quit whining about them for no reason. People take enough risks just by showing up to that damn stadium; they aren't going to start radical battles just to look tough for some internet Fun Club trolls.

The much bigger problem is the Republican Party taking power and having Turudić appointed as the Minister of Justice. If that happens, this piece of trash and his cronies could slide right back into power. Unfortunately, the Republican Party has always been the primary enemy of Dynamo fans—before it was Canjuga and Tuđman screwing us over because of our name, and now it's because of Mamić. Even though I consider the Democratic Party to be the absolute worst party, crawling with traitors and the lowest class of opportunists, the Republican Party has clearly managed to outdo them when it comes to terrorizing fans for political gain and playing games with various Mamić types.

It couldn't have gone any better. That massacre was unnecessary; they just sit there in their corner, brooding and fueled by nothing but their own torches—a perfect little closed circuit living in an imaginary world. And that chanting while taking off their shirts? Absolute madness.

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Looks like Sector 3 South is already spoken for by the mercenaries again...

Man, things turned out better than expected,

Are those mercenaries shoved into a tiny corner where they belong? Yeah, they are... nothing could've gone worse, which was exactly the point. They failed, and since they failed, you guys won. The parade couldn't have gone more smoothly. Too bad a few people got stuck at the roundabout, but hey, I guess that's their contribution to the day.

Maybe the chanting could've been nastier, more insults and less celebrating after goals... but whatever, it doesn't have to be perfect.

One thing is certain though... despite all the insane harassment, the crackdowns, and the bans, we still have this

In my humble opinion, the group acted from the heart, responding with a sudden, instinctive reflex that made our stance loud and clear.

As for what could have been done differently or all those "what if" scenarios... let’s just leave that in the past and move forward!
We've got the wind at our backs, and the ball is firmly in our court!

It could have gone better, honestly... half of the starters weren't even on the field down there. I just hope they didn't blow it by getting suspended.

Let's take a breather and cool things down a bit

I don't post often, but I felt compelled to give a shout-out to the leadership regarding the song and chant selection... honestly, they nailed it. 10/10. Now, when I’m being real, I’m usually one of those people who thinks we should spend all 90 minutes just tearing into everything related to Mamić. But yesterday, the group played it incredibly smart and wise. Thank God reason actually won out over raw emotion for once... we've scored way too many own goals because we let our feelings take the wheel.
We need to shift the focus back to the actual choices—especially now that privatization is such a massive issue. If you want to bring up Mamić, do it through those classic "cheeky" chants, but otherwise, spend the majority of the time backing Dinamovac_. That is the perfect balance. My respect goes out to everyone involved in that decision. 🙏🙏

No matter how much people here insist on telling off anyone who hasn't done absolutely nothing to help the cause so far, the truth is we can only reach our goals if we grow the crowd. What happened yesterday was the absolute best way to build that mass.

It’s like watching a slow-motion car crash where nobody bothers to hit the brakes; you just sit there staring at the wreckage of what used to be a decent organization.

Choosing not to attack is easily the smartest move they've ever made.

If they had actually hurt them, everyone would be turning on the BBB right now—just as they were finally starting to win people over.
And they could kiss any hope of future favors goodbye.

Honestly, all these comments about those poor guys are just unnecessary. Let them keep telling themselves they were holding the line with 100,000 people there—they’re clearly living in some kind of fantasy land. Then I see this trans person posting stuff like "nobody can touch us," which is just pathetic. Seriously, anyone with half a brain understands why they didn't just clear the path when things kicked off. That’s where the conversation ends for me.

The vibe is 👍 People could honestly be back out there in just a few days 👍

Looking ahead, man, the thought of the GOP getting back into power with their buddy Turudica really scares me. But hey, you can't go against the will of the people forever. Even the folks who were skeptical before—you know, the ones questioning why the stadiums weren't packed or falling for those media spin pieces claiming it was our fault—are finally seeing the truth. I even had a couple of friends who were so totally manipulated by the news that I couldn't get through to them, but they actually admitted they were wrong! This is it. This is our moment because we finally have the masses on our side. We've still got a massive fight ahead of us, but we won't get a better shot than this. For now, we've squeezed every bit of potential out of it. 🍿👍

Forgive me for parachuting in on something that isn't even my business, but since every random guy on the internet can just wander in here and piss all over the place, I guess a guy like me can join in too.

Dinamovac_ said:the usual old setup

Period.
And let me ask you this: has any American fan group lately gone out and brutally attacked someone in the middle of a stadium—like, in front of tens of thousands of people, hundreds of live cameras, reporters, police lines, and thousands of glowing phone screens—just to proudly brag about it? Not that I doubt they’d be right here, right now, doing exactly that, before they even bother to lecture us on "how things ought to be" for whatever reason.

The whole point is to take down glava. Not them. They’re just there as a distraction. Anyone who doesn't see that is an idiot.

Jesse Campbell said:The whole point is to take down the boss. Not them. They’re just the distraction. Anyone who doesn't see that is an idiot.

Well, call me an idiot then.

Everything being typed on this board is just pure calculation and a total disgrace to all Dinamovac_ fans.

slyeagle512 said:Then I guess I’m just an idiot.

Everything being discussed here is nothing more than pure calculation and a total disgrace to all Dinamovac_ fans.

In that case, call me an idiot too.

This fight is such a grind because there are a thousand tiny details you have to watch out for. It’s rough. If we could just muscle Mamić out of the picture, he would've been gone within the first five days of the boycott. But it doesn't work like that because the guy is swimming in stolen cash used to bribe everyone in sight.

Basically, glava tried to tear down BBB just like so many others before him, and he failed. Let me make that clear to everyone right now. These guys are only here now trying to save his skin with some last-minute acrobatics.

All it took was a massive public outcry in front of the cameras right after all that euphoria died down. Would that have hurt glava more or helped him? That’s the question you guys need to ask yourselves... 😉

I get that you're thinking like fans, and I respect that, but when we stepped into this ring, we knew he wouldn't play fair and this wouldn't just be about sports. Period.