Chicago Blackhawks fans

Robin Anderson8 said:So they take the American champions and head over to Tomic's Tavern if I’m reading this right... though honestly, the Kansas City Chiefs could have easily met them in the grand final instead. 😁 http://www.crofutsal.com/hmn-kup/kup...pa-regije-jug/

The Kansas City Chiefs actually managed to lose a match they practically had in the bag—it was a 5-0 blowout!
Personally, I’ve been sitting here daydreaming about a massive derby between the Kansas City Chiefs and Los Angeles FC, because I truly believe a matchup like that would be an absolute spectacle for everyone watching. That said, there’s still a glimmer of hope left in the league standings, as the winners from the other divisions might get a shot at playing for promotion into the top tier, and both the Kansas City Chiefs and the Black and Gold Army are currently looking pretty solid in their own division. 😉

I honestly don't know who is in charge of editing, writing, or even reading this stuff, but they really need to get it together. It feels like we just dealt with that one guy acting like a loose cannon, and now we have to deal with this nonsense too.

Christian Miller48 said:God help whoever runs this site, writes the copy, or actually reads it. It’s like they’re taking orders from a church council. First that lunatic with the revolver, and now this absolute nonsense.

A total circus. This guy is clearly their ringleader.

darkviper16 said:

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this stuff is just catching on...

darkviper16 said:

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Christian Miller48 said:Seriously, whoever is editing, writing, or reading this stuff needs to take a massive hike—after that whole mess with the guy holding the revolver, now we have to deal with this nonsense too?

Meh, this is pretty underwhelming.
I was honestly expecting some grand, delusional rant about how the white and blue devils are riding some sort of Marxist-communist wave fueled by pure villainy.

The Cup semifinals are tonight at 9 PM – Evening Spring.

EVERYONE AT THE GAME!!

Hey there, I’m looking to snag three tickets for tonight’s game, but I’m unfortunately stuck and can't make it downtown to pick them up myself. Does anyone know if it's possible to grab some right at the stadium gates, or perhaps someone might be looking to offload a few? Thanks!

Emily Bailey93 said:Hey, I need to grab 3 tickets for tonight—but getting downtown to pick them up isn't really an option for me right now. Is there any chance I can just buy them at the arena entrance, or maybe someone will be selling them outside? Thanks!

They’ll have them at the ticket booth right by the arena entrance.

Simply marvelous, thank you so much! I truly cannot wait to see how this unfolds.🙂

Christian Miller48 said:God damn whoever is editing, writing, and reading this garbage like it’s some holy scripture; first that shooter guy and now this crap too.

Look, you don't need to go bringing dead mothers into this... the editor probably just lost his mind for whatever reason...
Then again, when you've got people who don't give a damn about the actual details of the game—missing half the story (there are plenty of them, maybe even Miklenić)—combined with folks who are thirsty for conspiracy theories and obsessed with anything involving political red tape, it’s easy to fall asleep on those "confidential sources" claiming certain big shots are sharpening their knives again.
And hey, it’s probably not totally baseless to mention which party is running the show over at US Soccer; there's definitely a crowd out there that loves seeing things politicized like this. This whole spin job and cheap political baiting has been dragging on for years. No matter how obvious it looks to us, some people still bite that hook and blow their own trumpets. It doesn't really matter if they're doing it out of pure naivety like most people, or if it's calculated. One thing is for sure, nobody ever gets worked up about it for nothing. Everyone knows their own path, and if you're actually trying to stay on the right track, everything will work out in the end.

Christian Miller48 said:I honestly don't know who is responsible for editing, writing, or reading this garbage, but they seem to be following some kind of religious sermon instead of actual journalism. After that whole incident with the gunman, now we have to deal with this? It's absolutely pathetic.

I believe in God, but I certainly don't believe in the Pope. S.R.

Thomas Williams59 said:You don't need to go that hard with the insults... the editor just messed up for whatever reason...
If you aren't deep into the weeds of football details and miss stuff—which happens, maybe even to Miklenić—it’s easy to fall for those "insider info" stories about certain sharks sharpening their teeth again.
And hey, it's probably not total nonsense that one party dominates US Soccer, and there's definitely a crowd that loves this kind of political spin. This cheap political maneuvering has been going on for years. No matter how obvious it looks to us, some people still bite the bait and blow their own trumpets. Doesn't matter if they're doing it out of pure naivety like most, or if it's calculated. One thing's for sure: nobody's actually getting worked up over it. Everyone knows their own path, and if you try to stay on the right track, things will work out in the end.

That's just one of Mamić's provocateurs that BBB wants to paint as being on the left.

I should probably mention this as well.

Dubravko Sušec: It is common knowledge which journalists take envelopes from Mamić.

A journalist who, during his tenure at The New York Times and various other outlets, was physically assaulted and threatened with death by Mamić, leaves no room for doubt regarding Zdravko Mamić's true nature: "Despite his merciful outbursts, he remains a chauvinist."

Following the reporter's observation that Zvonimir Soldo's dismissal during the Auxerre-Dinamo match twelve years ago was entirely justified, Mamić targeted Sušec this past summer in Latvia, ahead of the Ekranas vs. Dinamo game, by throwing salt at him and, in a fit of rage, chasing him away from the table where they were seated.

Christian Miller48 said:I honestly can't even begin to express my frustration with whoever is in charge of editing and writing this stuff, because it feels like they’re just reciting church doctrine at us; after everything we went through with that gunman, I guess having to deal with this now is just too much.

I suppose I stopped believing in the church as an institution when I was just a kid, especially during Christmas time when the priest would come by for house blessings. To be honest, I think I missed out on getting better gifts because of the clergy; maybe it sounds silly, but sometimes it felt like the priest actually stole my Christmas, and now we have this big-headed individual causing trouble too.👎

Scott Jones9 said:So, basically, Mamić is Sušec—I mean, look, after some reporter pointed out that Zvonimir Soldo definitely deserved that red card back when it was Auxerre-Dinamo twelve years ago, Mamić actually lost it this past summer in Latvia right before the Ekranas vs. Dinamo match, where he started throwing salt shakers and literally tried to chase the guy away from the table they were sitting at in a total fit of rage.

And honestly, you have to realize that there were a ton of reporters there that night, yet not one single soul wrote a damn word about it afterward, let alone anyone actually standing up in solidarity with their colleague.

absolute moral monsters

Wow—never even realized he built his house without a permit either. Honestly, does anything he does actually follow the rules? Like, did he somehow manage to do anything through a legitimate, legal process!?