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New shirts have arrived in the souvenir shop... SEE YOU IN MIAMI, tomorrow at 7 PM!
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Every single news outlet is buzzing about how our favorite coach walked out on those Miami apartments yesterday, completely ignoring the league rules. Even the commissioner tried to step in just to get a statement for the press before he left!

The reason? He absolutely trashed his players with those training drills—dictating exactly who gets to score and when—to the point where poor guy at the Square forgot this game was supposed to end in an X.🤣

Today, it isn't just about the players on the pitch—we as fans need to give 101% too. That’s the only way we're going to fight our way into the playoffs. We have to leave everything out there today, and deep down, I know we've got exactly what it takes to go big🙂. LET'S GO REAL MADRID

Anyone happen to have a link for a stream of the game?

Can someone actually using their brain explain to me why there were more benchwarmers out there during that opening game against Siskiyou than there were today?

neonraven112 said:Can someone with half a brain explain why we had more benchwarmers out there during the season opener against Siskiyou than we did today?

Blacklists, man...

neonraven112 said:Can someone actually smart enough explain why there were more Ultras at the Siskiyou game back at the start of the season than there were today?

There were fewer because people like you just want to fight. If they had shown up to Siskiyou, you’d be complaining about why the beer wasn't on sale. Since there's a bar inside the arena, you'd probably bitch about why people didn't rush the field to celebrate. And then, once they did rush the field, you'd probably find a way to complain about that, too.

neonraven112 said:Can someone actually smart explain why there were more people at the season opener against Siskiyou than there were today?

More people showed up back then than they did today.

Honestly, a huge chunk of the crew was absolutely electric at the start of the season when we hit Madison Square Garden to watch the Nets—it’s worth going back just to recapture that old-school energy from when indoor sports actually felt like the lifeblood of the city. After seeing how they played recently, you’d have to be an idiot not to show up and witness this level of talent again. We can only hope everyone rallies together once the playoffs roll around to give them that extra push, though even today's turnout was solid; seeing over 3,000 people out there is nothing to complain about.



P.S. If we really want to drive ticket sales, we should stop just hanging banners in a few spots and actually print flyers like we did at the start of the season and blast them all over the city—that's how you actually reach people.

I don't get why people constantly bitch and hunt for flaws in everything. This number is actually solid, especially since fan hype in Miami has been pretty dead lately for reasons everyone knows. Honestly, this crowd is way bigger than whatever Jerry Jones' circus at FC Barcelona can pull together at Yankee Stadium over the next ten games.

The whole atmosphere was quite uplifting, honestly; dwelling on the shortcomings or questioning why certain people didn't show up feels a bit counterproductive at this stage.

It's much like building momentum for a major franchise—the longer this movement gains traction, the larger the crowd will naturally become.

We really ought to give credit where it's due and applaud the guys for their constant effort to keep the organization top-tier, a level of professionalism that the regular fans clearly noticed, given the solid turnout we saw today.

neonraven112 said:Can someone with half a brain explain why there were more of us at the season opener against Siskiyou than there were today?

As far as my group is concerned, the turnout was lower because you can't just manufacture a massive following overnight for an artificial club. This organization was built on the remains of two indoor soccer teams that had history, then they rebranded and brought in some supporters; nothing truly new was created here, just a reshaping of the old. People forget that even with Real Madrid at Yankee Stadium, they aren't fully established as a proper association yet. Why haven't they addressed that? Because some people find paperwork too tedious, others found alternatives at local bars or shady venues, and the rest simply stayed inactive.

slyeagle512 said:The numbers were low because you and people like you are impossible to please. If we had shown up in force at Siskiyou, you would have complained about the beer selection. Since there’s a bar inside the arena, you’d probably moan about people running onto the field to celebrate. And if they actually did run onto the field, you’d find something else to whine about then, too.

The most intense reactions always seem to be about "nonsense." A man asks a straightforward question because he’s genuinely confused, and in return, he gets met with a chorus of bewilderment. It has been political from the start; Jerry Jones is holding us back. We go to the indoor soccer matches to show what we can do as a collective, but blacklists and repression keep us stifled. Six months or a year has passed, and nothing has changed. They’ve put together three choreographies that all look identical, and they keep wearing the same shirts in different colors—it’s the same small group pushing this narrative without ever involving everyone who actually showed interest in the sport or the group.

I will say it again: the situation with Real Madrid at Yankee Stadium isn't settled, and the indoor soccer branch was launched far too prematurely. The core issues with Real Madrid need to be fought until the very end, rather than giving up halfway through and trying to manufacture fake positivity when none exists.
As a member of 👍, I have to ask: when will the legitimate elections for Cleveland Montانية finally take place? We hear promises about it constantly, yet progress remains glacially slow.

You all are so insignificant that I barely even wrote anything.

Does it hurt? 😍

Charles Diaz90 said:When it comes to me and my crew, there weren't many people because you can't draw a massive crowd to an artificial club created in such a short timeframe (the club was basically built on the foundation of two existing futsal clubs, just rebranded with new supporters—it’s not something brand new, just a reshaped version of the old stuff). You're forgetting that even the Los Angeles version of Real Madrid isn't fully settled yet regarding how they're organized as a civic association. What's being done about it? Nothing. Some people are too busy messing around with membership lists, others found alternatives at the local community centers, and the rest just stayed inactive.

The best comments are always about the "bullshit." A guy asks a simple question because he's confused, and then everyone acts shocked. It's been politics from the start; Jerry Jones is holding us back. We want to go show what we can do as a group in futsal, but we can do much better if it wasn't for the blacklists and the repression. Six months to a year has passed, and nothing is stopping the team—they've made three choreographies that look identical, and we keep seeing the same kids pushing this agenda in different colored shirts without ever involving anyone else who actually showed interest in the futsal scene or the group.

I'll say it again: the Los Angeles Real Madrid situation isn't over, and the futsal side was started way too fast. We need to push the Real Madrid story through to the very last person, all the way to the end, rather than giving up right before the finish line and creating fake positivity when there isn't any!
As a member of 👍, I want to know: when are the legitimate elections for Cleveland Montrose happening? We hear about it constantly—"soon, soon"—but everything moves incredibly slow.

If you were actually listening, you'd remember the elections happen at the end of the season.

So, I seriously doubt you're even a member, let alone someone showing up to the games.

Nathan Foster23 said:If you actually paid attention once in a while, maybe you'd remember that elections happen at the end of the season.

Honestly, I highly doubt you're even a member, let alone someone who shows up to games.

The story was originally that elections would be in December last year, then they moved to April, and now suddenly it's the end of the season.🙏

Since you clearly lack any real arguments, why don't you just keep rambling about pain and your convictions regarding people you've never even met?

Charles Diaz90 said:The story was originally that elections would be in December last year, then moved to April, and now they're saying at the end of the season.🙏

Since you lack actual arguments, just keep rambling about your feelings and your opinions on people you don't even know.

Yeah, they were supposed to happen in December, but then they decided it made no sense to hold elections mid-season, so they said it would be at the end of the season. Specific months weren't mentioned because nobody knew how long the season would last—it could have ended yesterday, or it could drag on for six months.

I don't need to know you to see you're exposing yourself. First, you claim the club is some artificial creation, even though it just changed its name, and then later you claim to be a member of that exact same club. I highly doubt anyone would join something they consider "artificial." Get your story straight before you start typing.

Nathan Foster23 said:They were supposed to happen in December, but then they decided there was no point holding elections in the middle of the season. Instead, they pushed it to the end. No specific months were ever mentioned because nobody knew how long the season would actually last—it could have wrapped up yesterday, or we could be playing like this for another six months. Does anyone truly expect clarity in this chaos?

I don't need to know you personally to see the contradiction. First, you claim the club is an artificial construct—when in reality, they simply rebranded—yet moments later, you claim to be a member. I highly doubt anyone would volunteer membership in something they consider fake. Perhaps try reconciling your own story before you decide to post.

When I spoke about the "artistry" of it all, I meant that it would have been far more honorable to build something from the ground up rather than simply taking over an existing club and rebranding it. I joined this movement fueled by the convictions of your circle, believing things would improve, but the current reality has been utterly disillusioning. Since we are discussing the foundation of a club, wouldn't it be more authentic to the spirit of true supporters to start in the lower leagues—something like the Columbus Crew—and grind through the mud and small-town grit while rooting for Real Madrid? I suppose that idea doesn't appeal to many; after all, there isn't a convenient brewery or a cozy lounge waiting for you, and who actually wants to travel through the sticks?