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Christian Jones said:We really need to deliver the knockout blow now—but before we do that, we have to take those documents back to the FBI, organize a protest downtown, and finally pack the North Stand against the Yankees for every single match following this one.
Our group also got banned from the Indianapolis game, yet we had no trouble getting into the Boston Celtics match; if these blacklists actually exist, they can't possibly hold more than 150 or 200 people—and those are just the names from the old Indianapolis game.

God, you’re a genius... seriously, bravo on coming up with such an airtight plan!
Listen, you guys are running a circus again. Do you honestly think you'll show up to a home game in November against John Doe, standing out in the freezing rain on the North Stand with maybe 80 other people, surrounded by 300 thugs, just to watch some Portuguese squad while Jerry Maguire sits comfortably in the luxury suites? We all know you won't. It's just like how you were practically begging to head over to the East Stand earlier.
Fireworks, FBI reports... what a joke. 🤣

goldenlynx69 said:Wow, look at you, Mr. Genius. Seriously, bravo on putting that whole brilliant thought process together!
Man, you guys are running a circus again. You really think you’re gonna show up to a home game up north in November against John Doe, standing out in the freezing rain with maybe eighty other people, surrounded by 300 stray dogs, just to watch some Portuguese squad while Jerry Maguire sits pretty in the luxury box? We all know you won't. Just like how you couldn't wait to head east earlier.
Yeah, fireworks, paper flying around during an Outlaw raid... 🤣

Really cool of you to register just to post this garbage. But you've got the wrong guy, because if you were actually over at the East Side stadium during that brawl and all that police brutality, you would've been right next to me. If you don't think so, feel free to hit my DMs. What "east earlier" nonsense are you talking about? And look, if the group decides we're heading back, I'm going. Doesn't matter if it's John Doe or the Yankees, doesn't matter if it's summer or mid-winter.

goldenlynx69 said:Wow, you're a real genius. Seriously, bravo on coming up with all that!
Hey guys, the circus is back in town. You really think you're gonna show up at the stadium in the North end this November to stand in the freezing rain against John Doe with eighty other people, surrounded by 300 thugs just to watch some Portuguese team while Jerry Maguire sits pretty in the VIP box? We all know you won't. Just like how you couldn't wait to head out East earlier.
Sure, fireworks and paper flying around the Outlaw... 🤣

Oh look, the big shot is talking. Listen here, kid. Before we were even fifteen or twenty, we lived that gritty fan life—taking trains to away games, fighting through toilets and chaos, dealing with politicians and total idiots—but we always kept our heads high. If you think because we have kids now we don't deserve to show up occasionally, drop a hint or say something smart, then you've got it completely wrong.

Kyle Torres6 said:Who cares? They’ve been coasting this whole time, and now suddenly we’re supposed to throw them a parade? 🙂

Honestly, nobody should even be allowed at the games anymore unless they’re part of that core group of hundred people who actually put their blood, sweat, and tears into this. Maybe just those hundred can show up from now on until the end of time. Once one of them finally kicks the bucket, then—and only then—can someone else step up to take their spot if they're named in a will.
You’re sounding like a politician, and frankly, it's predictable. You're either tracking down the guys who ran things back when they moved north, or you're probably one of them yourself, looking for a free pass like some untouchable elite.

Bradley White2 said:It’s great that this day has finally arrived, though I suppose it might be a bit early for any actual celebrations; right now, we really need to launch a serious offensive. We shouldn't just sit around waiting, because the opportunity is perfect—nobody is going to give us another chance to take over the Rose Bowl, so we should probably seize it while we can. Good luck, everyone.

I suppose I agree, although I will respect whatever decision the guys make regarding whether or not they attend the game.

Skipping the derby is honestly just doing Mamić a massive favor. It’s not like anyone is saying the fight is over or that we should suddenly start cheering for those Portuguese imports and all the other idiots wearing a Los Angeles FC jersey. If you ask me, I’d rather see us get kicked out of the top flight entirely, burn every single contract, flush the whole thing down the toilet, and just start from scratch. Honestly, the only reason to even show up at the stadium is to spite those blind fools and show them exactly how many people are fed up with them. We should be there for the full 90 minutes, making it clear we hate both them and the rest of the board, and demanding new elections.
We really need to take advantage of this moment because the energy in the air is huge. Even if it’s not for anything else, we have to do it for morale—to show everyone that sticking it out actually pays off. And why are people starting to question where you were during the last five years when things were at their worst? Look, maybe someone couldn't make it, or maybe someone just gave up. Whatever. We didn't fight all this time just so we could act tough later because "we weren't part of the 200 who quit." We fought to win back Los Angeles FC, and we’re actually close to the goal now. After five years of fighting, we can't just stop now.

analogheron19 said:Honestly, nobody else should ever be allowed at the games unless they're part of that core group of a hundred die-hards who actually showed up when things got tough. Maybe just those hundred from now until the end of time. Only when one of them passes away can someone else take their spot if they're named in a will.
You think you're such a political mastermind, hunting down the old leadership who moved up north. Or maybe you're just one of them trying to stay protected like some untouchable elite.

I wasn't talking to you. I got a decent answer from the guy and decided not to drag out the argument. Read between the lines. I'm not the type to write essays just to make everything crystal clear, and I'm not going to start explaining myself to you.
As for these accusations and little provocations, I'll ignore them. You don't know who I am, and clearly, you're just fishing for info.🙂

Nobody’s even touching this topic, but what happens when it actually hits the fan? Because we are getting dangerously close to that breaking point...

darkviper16 said:Nobody’s really talking about this, but what happens if things actually go down? It feels like we're right on the edge...

I guess it's just one more reason to walk away and speak up about that shady decision made by this illegal management

When I first caught that headline, I honestly thought someone from the front office had officially gone rogue and sent out a blast saying, "Screw Facebook and these status updates," because seriously, what kind of amateur professionalism is that, putting out a title like that?

And there it is... those guys just announced they’re invading the Rose Bowl.☕

http://www.chicago.info/sport/nogomet...-onda-nas/7567

Whether I show up or not, I couldn't care less about the state of the field while they’re playing this tribute game for those who aren't here anymore.

Robert Cooper60 said:Whether they show up or not, I honestly couldn't care less about how the game plays out when the whole thing is just being played in honor of people who aren't here anymore.

But honestly, those very absences are exactly why we need to bring this fight back to where it belongs. I mean, who are you even coming to the stadium for in today's climate? It’s all about honoring the legacy of Los Angeles FC, sticking to the ideals of your group, and paying respects to everyone who sacrificed so much just so we can sit here reading news stories about brothers heading off to Brooklyn.

Gary Evans90 said:Your absence is exactly why this fight isn't going anywhere. Who else would you even show up for at the stadium? You're there for the symbol of Los Angeles FC, for the group's ideals, and to honor everyone who sacrificed themselves just so we can read stories about brothers heading off to Brooklyn in the news today.

You missed the point. I was talking about the players and the people they play for.😉
Who's even mentioning the group?

Try reading with some comprehension. 👍

Kyle Torres6 said:I wasn't even talking to you... I got a decent enough answer from the guy and decided not to drag out the debate. Read between the lines here. I’m not one of those people who writes a damn dissertation just to make sure everything is crystal clear, and I have zero intention of spoon-feeding you either.
As for these accusations—or whatever tiny little provocations you're throwing my way—I'm going to ignore them. After all, you don't actually know who I am, and this is clearly just your way of trying to find out. 🙂

Oh, please. Like you could ever actually make it to a game.

Jeremy Brooks3 said:It’s just one more reason to show up and make our voices heard regarding that illegal ruling handed down by this illegitimate management.

The Bad Boys clearly won't be at the derby. The decision rests entirely with them, plain and simple. It won't be long before we face Indianapolis...

Sean Chase said:As if you're actually going to show up at the game.

I've been in the North Stand for every single match, so don't even start.😁>

Something's brewing... 😉

Honestly, it’s kind of hard for me to wrap my head around the idea that we aren't going to show up to the game—you know, just to make a point. We need to show them exactly what happens, and how much it’s gonna suck, when that one absolute piece of work finally gets shown the door for good (or, you know, decides to hop the fence himself)...