Chicago Blackhawks fans

Please, spare me the nonsense. It seems your sole purpose here is to spout negativity and tear down the group, which is honestly quite pathetic. However, I will concede one point: they should have been more strategic. They really ought to have pushed to ban the club from European competition for five years while the opportunity was still on the table. 👍

David Perez8 said:The barricades, the riot squads, the harassment—it’s all on the leadership. It’s purely about their approach. Look, if you aren't actually capable of running the show, then at least have the decency to use your brain and tactically manage the situation. You need to plan things out so people aren't getting caught up in nonsense and losing ground over nothing. If you can't ensure that what’s planned actually gets executed, you shouldn't be in charge.

I’m going to say this again because someone clearly needs to hear it: you have to use your head instead of just reacting blindly. I get it, in the heat of the moment, playing defense might feel like the right call, but it's shortsighted. If you actually stop to think for two seconds, you'll realize that playing the long game yields much more concrete, predictable results. Stop acting on pure impulse.

Look, man, with a post count like yours, you really ought to start watching your mouth and picking your words a little more carefully.

David Perez8 said:...

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Raymond Gonzalez7 said:If you aren't a criminal—meaning you're not a thief—then how can you be so certain a thief was never a member?🤦 You are just soooooo incredibly dense.😵
You have certainly proven your level of intelligence several times now. 👏

Actually, you're wrong. Go back and look at your previous post before trying to make connections. You mention a specific group of people, yet you keep describing the exact same faces over and over. No one was ever there, so they aren't there anymore.
And why the sudden pivot to trivialities just because someone pointed out that things could be handled differently or better?
Or is constructive criticism simply not allowed here?

analogheron19 said:Man, given how many posts you've put up, you really ought to be more careful with your word choice.

My apologies—I wasn't targeting anyone specifically. I assumed the context made that clear.

analogheron19 said:Major League Soccer is a total game-changer; it’s exactly what we need, and honestly, we needed it even more back during the boycott days. It’s basically the inverse of how much people associate it with those camp officials, and frankly, it’s a weapon we can use to push back against the vultures over at Yankee Stadium. I’m convinced it’ll help us take on the big boss too, though... even if I have to admit it—after spending weeks denying it and arguing against the very idea—it has definitely taken a toll on the attendance for Real Madrid. All this energy and attention that really ought to be focused on Real Madrid is being sucked away by Major League Soccer instead. We just need to find a better balance. Major League Soccer should be the wind in our sails, not an obstacle in our path, because as one of the brightest chapters in our group's history, it deserves way better than that.

Major League Soccer is easily one of the biggest slaps in the face the mafia has ever received! But I’m totally on board with the idea that it has impacted Real Madrid's numbers and that finding a better balance is absolutely vital. You hear people claiming they won't show up to Yankee Stadium anymore because of this or that, but we heard those same stories before the boycott ended, and eventually, the group found its way home. No matter how much this club is struggling right now, no matter how much people trash it or how weak and pathetic it seems at this moment, that core ideal that drove us all to the matches can never die within US! Major League Soccer is the tool we need to storm the fortress where our Los Angeles FC is held captive! Yesterday, Today, Tomorrow Los Angeles FC is sacred!

True constructive criticism requires offering actual solutions rather than simply labeling others as narrow-minded or suggesting things "could have been done better" without any substance. Dismissing everything—including the progress made in Major League Soccer over the last few years—is nothing more than pretentious posturing and empty bluster. If you're truly as brilliant as you claim, why don't you put your money where your mouth is and write out exactly how all of it should have been handled?

So, are you just a sellout or what? I mean, do you actually love Dinamo regardless of everything—no matter who’s running the show, as long as we're still better than those losers?🙂 Not sure what I'm asking here, honestly.

Was the boycott a mistake? Quite the opposite. It was actually necessary to purge certain elements from the group. Unfortunately, they weren't the only ones involved, but that is just how it goes. That boycott proved that fans don't show up to the stadium for those specific individuals, but for us. As for picking which matches to attend? That isn't exactly a new concept; it’s happened before, and I don't see why we should start punishing people in Futsal just because they weren't in Pula. Speaking of Pula, the turnout wasn't actually that bad when you consider the bans and those who stayed home. And do you honestly believe that if you suggest an alternative, you'll be branded a Mamić supporter or physically threatened? Honestly, that's nonsense; the current leadership is actually quite lenient with people. Reading your long post gave me the distinct feeling that I was reading "The North will be strongest again."

What beginning are we even talking about? That was literally my opening line to you—I didn't say a word about anything else... I’m just asking so I know. Did you head east or north this year, or just tell me straight up if you're with us or with them? And what's with all these "mercenaries"—they're too ashamed to admit they're on the payroll, yet their Facebook profiles show them acting all buddy-buddy and patting people on the back? Look, if I were getting paid to be here, I wouldn't feel any shame about it—so what? That's why I'm asking: did you go east or north this year?

David Perez8 said:And one more pretty important thing, if you try to present all this with actual arguments—like, if you even attempt to lay it out to any of the first ten people in the group—you'll probably just get steamrolled instantly.

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From what I can tell, you haven't really presented anything in this post other than just your own take on how certain things went down.

Mamić is desperate. 😁

Jesse Campbell said:The Mamić crowd is absolutely desperate. 😁

Yesterday's performance truly exposed their utter lack of direction.

The local Futsal league is an actual event. 👏 Honestly, Futsal is one of the best things to happen in years. It’s pretty obvious that your intentions are shady in every single sentence you write.
And another thing: the BBB are fighting against a literal mafia that has infiltrated every level of society. All this media coverage happening today—where every person on the street already knows Mamić is nothing but a mobster—is actually a victory for the BBB.
That's why you're so transparent when you come here trying to act smart.

Matthew Martinez64 said:man, they absolutely destroyed them yesterday

I’ll be honest, I can’t even bring myself to celebrate this. It breaks my heart. Even now, watching this, I can still smell the flare smoke in my nose—no matter how much we burn through them, at halftime, hearing those songs about how good it is to see everyone together again... it hits deep. My throat actually aches thinking about that pathetic goal we let in. Then Mary steps onto the field, that legendary cat from Ladar's squad, and just as I'm dreaming of moving forward, Faustino Asprilla leaps up and crushes my hopes. I walk out of the stadium, cursing everything for the hundredth time, then head out to grab a drink with the crew down by the lake. We're singing BBB, God, and the cavalry—long live Dynamo and our great America. Then some cops roll up, one of them mixing stuff in a little plastic bag, asking us what we're doing here. What am I supposed to say? "What are *you* guys doing here?" We end up heading over to Belle's spot for a beer, but we've been there so many times they practically forgive us for anything. What you’ve done here is something that won't be fixed for at least ten years, but mark my words: we will come back stronger! Just like I’ll tell my son about Vukovar, I will speak of an honor that was never sold! And our songs will ring out again, and our flares will light up the sky once more...

I’m sitting here reading these (purposely?) defeatist manifestos about how everything has supposedly gone to hell. Like, what exactly was "good" before that's now been ruined? Give me a break. And on top of that, claiming Futsal falls into this category of being unimportant or counterproductive? Are you kidding me??? Futsal has become an absolute triumph, the first publicly recognized thing from the Bad Boys supporters that actually resonates with the average guy, the typical Dynamo fan—that feeling that we’re all just one big family united by our love for the club.
It isn’t just some little sanctuary or a place for people to chill out (which is totally fine), it’s become a shining example for everyone who keeps whining about "evil hooligans," showing just how much incredible progress can be made in such a short time by focusing exclusively on doing good. Even the people involved are living proof.
It makes total sense that people get way more fired up for something positive than they do for something shitty that just gives you a gut ache and drives you toward hateful, destructive behavior! That kind of energy isn't for everyone. But here, we're learning there are other ways to do things, which is a genuine joy. We need the kids to practice this, because we’re talking about 20 or 30 years of a nasty situation where things have only spiraled downward, leaving kids with nothing GOOD to learn about football or Dynamo except how to pull off a chip shot.
So, I’ll go out on a limb and say this is a socially useful educational project; I mean, hello, the Bad Boys are actually correcting each other at the slightest hint of bad behavior. They’re learning unity, positivity, and how to actually support a club—how a club *should* look. Without this, if there were elections at GNK tomorrow, nobody would even be capable of grasping the benefits of a functional club; that "new Dynamo" would be met with nothing but a VOID. There wouldn't be any fans left, or they'd all be in mental hospitals or jail, only capable of more hate and destruction.
We can sit around lamenting how "this isn't quite it," and hey, I might even agree with parts of that, but trying to sabotage this thing while acting superior is honestly beneath contempt.
And if I may offer a humble side opinion, of course, there is a massive gap between practicing your tongue by throwing out vague, armchair "criticisms" about how something wasn't done right, and actually saying, "HEY guys, here's my suggestion, let's do something good, I'm in."

Gary Evans90 said:Futsal is honestly one of the biggest wake-up calls the mob has ever faced! I totally agree that it’s impacted the turnout for Dinamo, and we definitely need better balance. People keep claiming they won't show up to Maksimir anymore—but hey, we heard that same talk before the boycotts started, and eventually, the group came home. No matter how much this club is struggling right now, no matter how much people trash it or how weak it feels, that core ideal that brought us to the games shouldn't die INSIDE US! Futsal is just the tool we need to storm the fortress where our DINAMO is being held captive! Yesterday, Today, Tomorrow DINAMO is sacred!

What parallel universe are you living in? A blow to the mob? They couldn't care less about you or your futsal... Rožić said long ago that this is their Dinamo, so go ahead and start your own. Unfortunately, that's just the reality.😢

Dennis Davis97 said:What parallel universe are you guys living in? "Hitting the mafia"? They couldn't care less about you or your little futsal game... Rožić said a long time ago that this is their club, so go start your own. Sad, but true. 😢

Yeah, sure. That’s why Mamić hands out millions if anyone shows up wearing hats or jerseys, brings people in on buses, gives out tickets, and begs everyone to come. This summer they even ran a TV ad for season passes basically making fun of you losers. They hired a top-tier PR agency for it and still failed.

When he said that, dumb Rožić actually thought his version of Dinamo would get more popular. Remember how they mocked us for being just a tiny group of unhappy fans from Mosor? Well, look at the reality today: only 340 people showed up to celebrate their fall title, while Dinamo Futsal pulled in 5,500. ☕

And don't even get me started on the atmosphere.

So trust me on this—everyone knows Chicago is a small pond, and Glavat has been banging his head against the wall since the Šalat days. 😉

Those Tattić supporters are going to regret this one way or another.

Dennis Davis97 said:What kind of blow to the mafia is this?

Look, it doesn't always have to be some massive "blow to the mafia." Why couldn't something just be used to build ourselves up on a solid foundation (which is exactly what's happening here), and what's wrong with that?