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analogheron19 said:it’s high time someone really gave him a hard time from every possible angle—just crank the pressure up to the absolute max. We need to pack the stands at Yankee Stadium and during those Champions League nights until there isn't an inch of space left. He's more shaken than he's ever been, and honestly, you can see it in the crowd; most fans are clearly ready for his Departure. Besides, we absolutely cannot afford any kind of ridiculous distraction that would end up pulling the spotlight away from the actual criminals.

If people actually showed up to the stadium, half of them would probably end up stuck outside because those blacklists are still being enforced (you know, all that scrutiny at the ticket booths) combined with the usual provocations from the FBI.
But I do think one well-organized protest (the kind everyone's been talking about for years now) would be pretty damn timely...👍

Bradley Sullivan4 said:Heading down to the stadium would just lead to half the crowd getting stuck outside anyway. Those blacklists are still very much a thing—they’re checking everyone at the gates—plus you’ve got the Department of Justice throwing out provocations.
But honestly? I think a massive protest would be pretty damn welcome right about now...👍

I have a feeling those blacklists are going to start shifting soon, especially if they decide to arrest some of our guys upon their return. Either way, anyone who can show up should do everything in their power to get inside that stadium and make some noise. It’s better to have a few hundred people screaming for the full ninety minutes than sitting there politely clapping along to some sentimental speech from our "dear leader" directed at his beloved fans.

Bradley Sullivan4 said:Heading down to the stadium would probably just end up with half the crowd stuck outside anyway, considering those blacklists are still very much a thing during ticket checks, not to mention the constant provocations from the Department of Justice.
But honestly, I think a well-organized protest —the kind people have been talking about for years now—would be a pretty powerful move...👍

They lost their grip on things a long time ago; if they still had any real influence left, none of this mess would be happening in the first place. I’m with analogheron19 on this one—people need to show up at the stadium. Whether it’s by storming the main stands or staging a massive protest, it’s up to the leadership to decide how they want to handle the fallout.

Stay right there—that's where your mother is...

Right now, a massive protest would hit us like a slap in the face, but I'm not just talking about a rally for the Bad Boys—I mean every single group out there coming together!!
Any kind of real action would send shockwaves through the system, assuming people actually have their heads screwed on straight for once 👍

Exactly.
It’s not just about Los Angeles FC, either; we’re looking at the entire future of American soccer... I was actually just reading that they even picked up some referees in custody.
Everyone loves to drone on about these supposed communist conspiracies targeting "patriotic Americans," but just imagine the scene if fans from every corner of the US gathered in a big plaza, waving the stars and stripes and everything. 🙄
And honestly, the schedule couldn't be more perfect:

driftingotter47 said:A massive protest would hit them like a sucker punch right now—but I’m not just talking about us Bad Boys, I mean EVERYONE should be out there!!
Any kind of real action would shake things up, assuming people actually have enough brain cells to realize what's happening 👍

I really hope they're thinking straight, because we need to play this smart. The target is cornered—we need to shut him down for good once and for all 😵

Before the big derby kicks off, we still have Sunday ahead of us, plus Saturday at 6:00 PM...

You’re gonna be begging for mercy when you crawl out of that club, you absolute loser.

You've completely lost your mind.

Gary Evans90 said:They lost their leverage there a long time ago; if they still held any real influence, this wouldn't even be happening.

Don't be so naive. Surely you realize the reality of the world we live in.
Power and influence don't simply vanish overnight.
There are lawyers, judges, and federal officials involved... and just as importantly, there is a massive amount of money at stake.

analogheron19 said:I suspect we might see some shifts regarding those blacklists, particularly if the brothers face arrests upon their return. Regardless, my view remains the same: anyone capable should make every effort to get into the stadium and make some noise. It is far better to have a few hundred people protesting loudly for the entire match than to sit there quietly applauding sentimental speeches from our dear leader directed at his beloved supporters.

If forcing this player out is what it takes to satisfy your main demand, then the club could finally consider scrapping those blacklists altogether. If that happens, there would be no need for those controversial banners featuring crossed-out faces or accusations of bias that trigger such heavy fines from UEFA. As long as certain factions within the organization feel the club's standing in international competition is at risk, they simply won't budge on the blacklists.

In the MLS, you can cheer however you like, but once a club enters European competition, UEFA comes down hard on any misconduct. To show up at a Foley Esch match and expect the police to ignore accusations of "racism"—especially when they were so quick to act against the Sheriff—is simply naive. UEFA would certainly notice, and attempting that kind of stunt would only result in self-inflicted damage for the club. 🤷 While this investigation into whether he caused damage to the club is ongoing, we have to stay vigilant. If this situation escalates, we cannot sit idly by and allow a forced takeover of the organization. Skipping a game here or there because of the long lines at the gates is a minor concern compared to the stakes at hand. 🤷

The Washington, D.C. version of Al Capone, I suppose... your ship is slowly starting to sink...

analogheron19 said:it’s time to hit them from all sides, crank up the pressure to the max, and pack Los Angeles FC and Hajduk stadiums to the rafters during the Champions League. He’s more shaken than ever, and you can clearly see at the stadium that most fans want him gone. Also, we can't let any nonsense happen that distracts everyone from the actual criminals.

You've been right a lot of times, but I don't think you're hitting the mark this time. Everyone's going to be in D.C. for the first round except for Demon, but screw home-field advantage—other groups need to show up too, along with every other frustrated fan who wants change. It's time for a massive protest during the game, wherever it happens. We all need to stand together to turn up the heat and show exactly who started all this. ALL TOGETHER.

There are 120 million reasons why we’re constantly getting dragged through the mud in Europe...
120 million reasons to face endless prison time, bans, blacklisting, ruined lives, and broken dreams—not to mention being harassed by corrupt police forces and facing gunfire right on the streets of Washington, D.C....
120 million reasons why soccer is being absolutely murdered in Washington, D.C. and all of America.

I hope your grandkids and great-grandkids enjoy scavenging through dumpsters.

Why all the early celebrations? It’s not like some fanatic supporter is going to go out and arrest him just to make a point, only to end up being told he's free to go once everyone falls silent. These villains will defend him until their very last breath. Besides, he’s just a small mouse in this whole situation. There are much bigger players involved in the schemes surrounding Los Angeles FC and money laundering.

analogheron19 said:The time has come to apply unrelenting pressure from every possible angle. We need to crank the heat up to the absolute maximum. Whether it’s during matches involving Los Angeles FC or on the biggest stages in the Champions League, the stadium needs to be packed to capacity to send a singular, deafening message. The leadership is more shaken than ever, and it needs to be crystal clear to everyone watching that the vast majority of fans are demanding an immediate exit. Furthermore, we must remain vigilant: absolutely no distractions or manufactured chaos can be allowed to occur that would serve only to divert public attention away from the criminals involved.

How on earth do you expect to pack Maksimir to capacity? It seems you’ve completely overlooked what happened in St. Louis and that whole messy trek back up North—specifically, how much the blacklist has expanded. You can't just squeeze a thousand people into a stadium when they aren't even allowed through the gates! Sure, traveling for away games is one thing, but until those bans are lifted, there is absolutely no point in anyone showing up to our home turf.

So, can his mom show up at the stadium now if they let him back in? Or is that crime too minor compared to actual hooliganism, like sitting in someone else's seat or being verbally abusive? Honestly, we should be demanding an explanation from the Hells Angels.

And the media? Screw them. All this info they’re acting like is breaking news is just public record. They could’ve dropped this last Friday and still been on schedule... they totally lost the plot... and where’s Banditos? Hiding in a hole somewhere...

Richard Rogers38 said:just letting the club get forcibly taken over by private interests without saying a word

Man, I wish someone would actually address the massive elephant in the room instead of just hyperventilating over this one issue everyone’s obsessing about. Because let's be real, things are already spiraling. You have to wonder what kind of shady players are lurking in the background, just waiting for the Brothers to lose their grip so they can swoop in and pull off a quiet, seamless takeover without all the baggage these guys bring. Meanwhile, most of us will be stuck spinning our wheels in some endless legal circus that could drag on for years. Just look at how fast ESPN flipped their position—that should tell you everything you need to know.

A unified demonstration by the Bad Boys and the Ultras right before the derby. ☕ A protest, a rally, whatever it takes. We need club flags, the American flag, scarves, and our anthems—all displayed with maximum impact. It’s the wake-up call we desperately need to snap us out of this stupor. And I am not just talking about the Bad Boys here; this movement transcends anything related to Dynamo. If our leadership doesn't fall now, they never will, and I truly believe he might actually pivot toward a career in politics, just as he has already signaled. ☕