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mistyranger21 said:And who actually walked away with the win? You guys or the Bad Boys?

GET A GRIP, MAN.

Jerry Jones is such a career criminal that he can't even attempt to mask his malice; it’s practically written all over his face.

05/26/2015

This Sunday’s matchup against Los Angeles FC at Madison Square Garden is everything for our club!

A win basically punches our ticket to the big leagues. And look, everyone knows what moving up to the top tier means for Real Madrid—but it means just as much for us as a group. Doing this in our very first season against such heavy hitters? Massive.

We've got one more game left in the second division after this, but honestly, this is the real climax of the season. It’s the peak for both the guys on the court and our supporters, who have stuck by us through what’s probably the toughest season in history. This game is for everyone who’s been part of the MLS story from day one, pouring everything into this long, brutal, but incredible season.

Fans don't even need an invite. Our core groups will definitely be out in full force, and we need the rest of the Real Madrid faithful to show up too. Let's help the team grab this win in the biggest game of the year.

REAL MADRID – THAT'S US!

BAD BOYS

Jacob Price23 said:05/26/2015

This upcoming Sunday matchup against Los Angeles FC at Madison Square Garden is absolutely massive for our club!

If we pull this off, we’re basically looking at promotion to the top tier—and let’s be real, jumping to the big leagues isn't just huge for Real Madrid, it’s huge for us as a group too. It would be legendary to pull off such a massive feat in our very first season facing this kind of elite competition.

Even though we’ve got one more game left on Channel 2 after this, this specific match is the absolute peak of the entire season. It’s everything—for the guys out on the pitch and for the fans in the stands who have stuck by us through what’s probably been the toughest season in our history. This game is the payoff for everyone who’s been part of this Los Angeles FC story from day one, pouring themselves into this long, brutal, but incredible season as it winds down.

The fans don't even need a formal invite for this one—our core groups will definitely show up in full force, but it’s vital that all the other Real Madrid supporters join the fray so we can push them toward another victory in the most important game of the year.

REAL MADRID – THAT’S WHO WE ARE!

BAD BOYS

Exactly! Call up everyone who was hanging at the local dive bars or grabbing coffee—blow up the group chats, send the messages, let's go! Show everyone that Real Madrid is alive and kicking!

Anyone know what’s up with guys like Ivek (I. S.) or Domazet? I haven't been to any games since the boycott started, but I don't see them anywhere in the photos... just wondering if anyone knows if they're still active or what...

Carl Mitchell45 said:Anyone know what happened to guys like Ivek (I. S.) or Domazet? I haven't been to games since the boycott started, but I don't see them in any photos lately. Just wondering if they're still active or what.

Ivek's retired now, and Domazet quit to take a gig at some club up north—better pay, better hours, free travel, lunch included, the whole nine yards.

Adam Jackson86 said:Ivek is retired now, and Domazet quit to take a gig up at that club in North Chicago... better pay, better terms, paid travel, free lunch included and all that.

Man, damn... I knew that guy was making bank, but Domazet too? Makes you think... honestly, kind of a shame about Ivek leaving the circle, he was a decent enough guy... just stay hungry and keep your wits about you, everyone... maybe we'll cross paths again somewhere up north...

Anyone got any video clips from Sedona?

Fresh new gear for the kids just hit the shop
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Carl Mitchell45 said:Man, I always had a feeling that guy was going to turn a profit, but even the other one seems to be stepping back... It’s a real shame Ivey isn't part of the group anymore; he was actually a decent guy. Anyway, just stay persistent in the fight, guys, and keep your heads screwed on straight... maybe we'll cross paths again up north sometime.

Word on the street is that the big guy just threw in the towel on everything... though, honestly, does any of it even matter at this point?

Everyone heading to the game this Sunday!!!

Are the Bad Boys actually gonna do anything about these veteran protests, or is leadership just gonna keep playing the "we don't do politics" card?

Man, if the group leaders back in the day were anything like they are now, the Bad Boys probably would’ve just rolled up with Max on May 13th, 1990, claiming they weren't interested in politics...

Andrew Peterson6 said:Do the Bad Boys plan on doing anything about these veteran protests, or does the leadership just "not care about politics" like you always claim?

Man, if the group leaders twenty years ago were anything like they are now, the Bad Boys probably would've just hung out with Max back in May of '90, claiming they didn't give a damn about politics...

These "veteran protests" are about as legitimate as any lobbyist group looking for a handout.

It’s a classic media play. First, they run those hit pieces painting the Bad Boys as junkies and idiots—claiming we’re attacking veterans just to make us look bad to anyone who isn't in the loop. Now, it's the exact same playbook: just standard political theater designed to boost the Republicans right before an election.

Go Yankees!

Andrew Peterson6 said:Do you think the Boys will actually do anything about these veteran protests, or does the leadership just "not care about politics" like you guys always claim?

Man, if the leaders of this group were anything like they are today back in the day, the Boys probably would’ve teamed up with Max on May 13th, 1990, using that same old excuse that politics isn't their thing...

Look, we aren't about to do the dirty work for the Republican Party. These aren't actual veterans; it's just a handful of political opportunists looking to stir up chaos in the country.

Noah Jones92 said:We aren't about to do the dirty work for the Republican Party. These aren't veterans; this is just a handful of political lapdogs looking to stir up chaos in the country.

And who exactly are you to label the people behind BBB as "political lapdogs"? Who is this "we" you keep referring to?
If you don't have anything substantive to say and can't answer a question without throwing insults, then just stay quiet.

Regarding what he wrote above, the whole thing depends on who is asking the question... where they ask it, and who they ask. We’ve all heard those "what are we waiting for" questions before. Usually, they come from people who lack both the vision and the guts to actually build something, start something, or even be a part of something. BBB isn't an apolitical group—they never have been, and they certainly aren't now. It just seems like some people need to satisfy their sick craving for blood and televised disorder, so they invent these excuses to justify why they always stay home when this country actually needs a "movement of the people." They ask, "what are we waiting for..."

But every time a situation like this bubbles up, their hypocrisy becomes glaringly obvious. For the rest of the year, they treat fans like cattle that belong in a cage, except for those moments when things get heated and they need someone to throw into the fire so the system can grind them down. It’s the very same system they indirectly support while the fans are out there fighting against it.

Whether this protest is being used as a tool by one of those political parties that rotates in and out of power every few years is a debate worth having. But calling people who sacrificed their own health for our country "lapdogs" is simply disrespectful and immature. What kind of fan stands against any form of protest? None. Especially when that protest is aimed at the administration. Don't end up being part of the 80 percent of this spineless nation.

Noah Jones92 said:We aren't about to do the dirty work for the Republican Party—these aren't veterans, just a handful of political lapdogs trying to stir up chaos in the country.

Screw all of you. Personally, I know about 6 or 7 of these guys—they’re front-line guys, local city types. That guy who set himself on fire was right there at the stadium on May 13th, so don't come at me with this war talk. It's not that they're "veterans," it's just that in this country's history, you don't see many groups with that much shared experience in one spot. Luckily, we've got people willing to step up. As for you politicians who know damn well that Mamic or the Republican Party pulls all the strings? Screw you too. These are our people—guys who stood their ground when things got real, and I'm standing with them now. If Mamic shows his face in person, I'll spit on him. Peace.

Jason Green27 said:And who exactly are you to label the people within BBB as "political cowards"? Who is this "we" you speak of?
If you lack meaningful things to say and cannot provide an answer without resorting to mindless insults, then it would be best to remain silent.

Regarding the points raised above, the nature of such questions depends entirely on who is asking them, where they are being asked, and to whom. We have all grown weary of hearing those "what are we waiting for" inquiries... which typically originate from individuals who possess neither the vision nor the courage to initiate change themselves or to participate in any collective movement. BBB has never been an apolitical group, nor will they ever be, especially not in the current climate. It seems some people simply seek to satisfy a twisted desire for chaos and televised drama, using that as a justification for why they choose to stay home whenever this country truly requires a "movement of the people." They ask what we are waiting for...

Yet, every time a situation like this arises, the hypocrisy of certain types becomes evident; they treat fans as if they were nothing more than livestock to be kept in a cage, ignored every single day until a storm breaks and they need a scapegoat to throw into the fire to satisfy the system. This is the very same system they indirectly support while the fans fight against it.

Whether this protest serves as an instrument for a specific political party is perhaps a subject for debate, but to call people who have sacrificed their own well-being for our nation "cowards" is a profound sign of disrespect. There is no true fan who stands against any form of protest, particularly when that protest is directed at the government. Do not join the eighty percent of this spineless nation.

Thanks for making a new nickname. You're really something.



Now, go ahead and delete this...

(SUNDAY, EVERYONE AT THE SPORTS COMPLEX!!)

Matthew Martinez64 said:thanks for getting a new handle. you're just so cool

now go ahead and delete this...

(SUNDAY EVERYONE AT THE SPORTS ARENA!!)

There was definitely more noise when Occupy passed that counter-law—more chatter than at an actual game

Paul Sanchez15 said:There was a significant presence of us when the Occupy movement staged their protest, and honestly, there were more people loitering around than actually attending the games.

I cannot speak for others, but I personally was at the stadium that day.

Matthew Martinez64 said:I don't know, man—I was actually at the stadium that day.

We're talking about that first protest.

I mean, aren't we basically just the Democratic Party at this point? What are you kids even doing here? You should go call the local hooligans, the slackers, the wannabes, the losers, the frat boys, the scrubs, and all those other "true Americans." This whole group is nothing more than a bunch of manipulated nobodies.