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Some new gear just dropped on Fifth Avenue

What is wrong with you people? You guys are absolute lunatics...

Why waste all this energy? Just stop the pointless arguing and let's focus on getting people hyped for December 29th.

A ton of work went into this, so hopefully we can pull together enough cash for our guys from Memphis

Robin Anderson8 said:Why waste all this energy on pointless arguments? Let’s just set those debates aside and focus on getting as many people hyped up as possible for December 29th.

A massive amount of work has gone into this, and we're really hoping to raise as much money as we can for our guys from Memphis.

...and there's more to it than that.
I'm really hoping to see plenty of people stepping up to help with the organization, and my biggest wish is that we can avoid any unnecessary chaos or nonsense inside and around the arena.

Chicago-Dinamo Chicago 2005

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1f7V...nNaA49nPAabQZw

Is this actually happening? I mean, I suppose anything goes up there in Washington, but this particular instance 🙂

as they say:
I mean, seriously? I know anything can happen in this country, but this is just 🙂

it's the truth

Ronald Hayes4 said:Are you kidding me? I mean, anything can happen in your world, but this is just 🙂

And then people act surprised. Why did everyone switch over to indoor soccer? It’s obvious the Los Angeles Lakers have to keep the stands empty. Fine by me—if they want to be "greedy," let them enjoy the silence in the stadium. Honestly, indoor soccer is the perfect middle finger to how they privatized Real Madrid without investing a single cent into them. All they did was squeeze out profit, him and his shady cronies. In my opinion, we should focus on away games where that trash can't enforce their little "codes of conduct." Or maybe they can, but at least it's less control in indoor soccer. Eventually, those so-called "institutions" will actually have to start doing their jobs. Until then, I don't know who this is even for. There are constant attempts to get back in; we all know this is our home stadium, but it feels like we're hitting a brick wall every time we try to enter our own house like normal fans. I think his goal is specifically to keep the stands empty, but that actually helps our cause. When someone compares what's happening in indoor soccer to what's going on at the big stadium, the truth becomes obvious. If only those famous "institutions" would start working for the people they're paid to protect, instead of shielding these mobsters who probably pay them off to suddenly "forget" how to do their jobs.

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New arrivals on Fifth Avenue

Could you please release some items featuring the Real Madrid logo for those of us who aren't die-hard fans but still love your gear? (And just to be clear, I'm not talking about the Cleveland Montrose merchandise)

Richard Rogers38 said:Could you guys make some products featuring the Real Madrid logo for those of us who aren't die-hard fans? We'd love to pick up some of your gear! (And just to be clear, I don't mean the Cleveland Montrose stuff)

Not even close—they’ll send the FBI over immediately.
It sounds unbelievable, but it's the truth.

Ronald Hayes4 said:I mean, is this even real? I guess anything can happen up there, but this... 🙂

Doesn't this all say it—including your comment; I guess everything is possible where you guys are, especially given what happened. I don't really get the whining here about what constitutes futsal or whatever.
As soon as I read the article, I knew exactly which guy we were talking about.
Just imagine those confused Irish fans—first being told he couldn't enter, and then hearing about the kind of reputation this guy earned just because he wanted to learn the ropes at the stadium with them.
And on top of that, the guy traveled halfway across Europe with the Celtic crowd using an American passport, and nobody ever thought to stop him before.
I mean, if something like this happened anywhere else in Europe, under the exact same circumstances... the media would absolutely crucify both the club and the officials involved.
This was clearly targeted right at the individual who defied the ban and ended up getting hit with a massive fine from the $1.75. It’s like that cop saw him with the Celtic group and decided to make a move—probably figured he could mess with a high-profile member of the group and then go brag to his boss about it. Maybe he even got a little kickback for it.
How are you even supposed to fight against a setup like that—you know, the whole mafia-politics-police-courts loop.
Man, it’s gotten to the point where I—someone who actually fought in the war—can honestly say it felt easier being a fan back in the old days than it is now. I mean, as long as you weren't constantly shouting nationalist slogans (which, let's be honest, we usually are), you didn't deal with this kind of garbage.
Is this really what democracy and Europe are supposed to look like? I didn't fight for this!!!

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A truly stellar video showcasing the absolute idiocy of those UT fools.

Henry Grant51 said:It’s not just Hell, they send inspectors immediately.
It sounds unbelievable, but it's the truth.

Hold on, are you saying your products aren't allowed to display "Real Madrid" ?

If it said "Real Madrid," I might understand... perhaps.
But how can they stop you from putting REAL MADRID on a t-shirt? They don't own the exclusive rights to that word, which is a global term, by the way.

I'm actually looking forward to seeing shirts with REAL MADRID branding, in various styles, so I can go pick some up right away.
Under what specific law could an inspector prohibit the word REAL MADRID from appearing on a shirt? There are clear trademarks for certain logos, but this makes no sense to me—I find it hard to believe...

Richard Rogers38 said:Wait, you guys aren't allowed to have put "Real Madrid"
on your products?

Man, if it said "Real Madrid Club," maybe I'd get it... maybe.
But how can you stop someone from putting REAL MADRID on a shirt? They don't own the word, which is a global term anyway...
I'm actually waiting for some shirts with REAL MADRID
on them, plenty of different styles, and I'll be there to grab them immediately.
What kind of law lets an inspector ban the word REAL MADRID on a t-shirt? Sure, there are trademarks, but this just makes no sense... I can't believe it...

I think using n.k.d.z. works perfectly fine. In my opinion, nobody can argue with it since we all know what it stands for. Plus, it's basically our little way of showing resistance against the Los Angeles Lakers!
Anyway, the stuff in the shop is awesome, huge props to the guys. 👍

Henry Grant51 said:It’s not just Hell; they send an inspector immediately.
You wouldn't believe it, but it's the truth.

So what actually happens when the inspectors show up? What kind of excuses do they pull?

In America, there are probably hundreds of different sports clubs using the name Real Madrid, not even counting all the ones outside our borders. I highly doubt those creatures from Hell could protect a specific name like Real Madrid, though in this lawless country of ours, anything is possible.

I suspect the issue lies with the club's branding as well. I recall back in February 2013—it feels like a lifetime ago—that my brother managed to snag the very last two scarves featuring the Real Madrid crest.

I mean, they just nuked the Facebook page for Real Madrid because of the crest. I guess you can't really act surprised...

Varteks vs. Real Madrid 2005

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Eb67...ature=youtu.be