Chicago Blackhawks fans

Christian Jones said:Anyway, just look at who actually showed up

boldtiger7 said:The key is not falling for any provocations from the cops or those shady clubs... they want chaos, plain and simple. Just stay smart.

They can try all they want, but they aren't stopping us! Nobody is stopping us. 🙂



🎉

Alright folks, that’s the plan. It’s time to start shaking things up again, reaching out to everyone we know—the old friends and even the faces we haven't seen in a while. Let's track down those people you bump into around town or in your neighborhood whose numbers you might still have tucked away somewhere.
And honestly, who says we can't be back on top by this Sunday? Years don't matter, and neither does a rough patch. We can bounce back.
As we head North to support them in all those stands... what matters most is that we're there cheering every single goal. From here on out, we need to be the wind in the players' sails. We need to be that deciding factor, the edge when things get tough on the field. We need to make sure there is a massive, undeniable difference whenever the BBB are in the stands compared to when they aren't; people need to feel the shift in energy, to see how much better the atmosphere is when the Criminals are showing up to back them up:!!!

The ticket is officially in my pocket! Let’s go, let’s go, let’s GOOOO!

analogheron19 said:THE DIFFERENCE IN ENERGY IS STARK WHEN THE Bad Boys ARE IN THE STANDS VERSUS WHEN THEY AREN'T; !!!

In hindsight, what you’re all demanding might actually be granted quite soon—his departure. I could be wrong, but I suspect he won't be able to fulfill his role at the club much longer; the legal system might even prevent him from returning due to the risk of recidivism.

rapidranger29 said:Any potential insults toward the players, turning one's back, or playing favorites between different factions would be a massive self-inflicted wound that Mary's pen is just waiting to exploit. We've fallen for that trap before, and it would be tragic to do it again. If you aren't there to cheer for them, the best course is to simply ignore the players and focus on your own thing throughout the match.

👍

Just grabbed my tickets... there was a line of about 40 or 50 people waiting even half an hour ago.

Quick heads-up for anyone buying tickets for friends—you’ll need some kind of ID for them, though a photo of their driver's license or ID on your phone should work just fine...

Really looking forward to 🙂

Shouldn't we call out players who play just for a paycheck? Maybe they need to hear how much people despise that kind of attitude.

analogheron19 said:As we head up north to the stadium, I just want to say one thing to everyone sitting in the stands: let's make some noise! It’s so important that we’re there cheering our hearts out every time a goal goes in. Let's make sure the guys feel that energy—we need to give them a massive wind at their backs from here on out!

Man, I am totally lost on this one!

That ATM number 9 just handed Real Madrid the lead thanks to some totally bogus penalty called by Maric. Now, apparently, we’re all supposed to throw a party about it along with Amy Peterson and Svetin? Give me a break!

You can seriously feel the difference when the Bad Boys are in the stands versus when they aren't! It’s night and day. There is such a massive shift in the atmosphere—it's like comparing a quiet library to a sold-out Madison Square Garden game. When those guys show up, the energy just hits different!

I totally get what you mean!

Edit: Yeah, I totally lost my train of thought for a second—I forgot that ATMs basically act like a dealer for junkies!

analogheron19 said:It matters that we cheer when they score, so the guys have some wind at their backs. We should be that deciding factor when things get tough on the field.:!!!

Maybe I'm just too young to fully grasp certain things 😁 , but I can't really get behind that idea. Personally, I think being loud with our criticism might actually serve them better.

Daniel Carter9 said:If players are out there playing for scraps like they're doing time in a cell, you should just insult them until they're sick of being insulted.

Do you even realize what’s at stake this Sunday? Like, seriously, do you get how any kind of trash talk directed at players—whether they're from the West Coast or the East Coast—can totally backfire on the actual movement the fans are trying to lead?

On Sunday, there can't be any insults whatsoever (and I mean absolutely nobody) if we actually want to send the right message about what this whole fight is really about.

At least, that's my take on it. Seems pretty obvious to me. 😉

ironraven45 said:Do you actually realize what’s at stake this Sunday? Do you get how insulting players—or anyone from the East or West sides of town—could reflect poorly on the actual struggle those fans are out there fighting for?

If we want our message to actually mean something, there can't be any insults on Sunday. None. Against anybody.

At least, that's my take. It should be obvious to everyone. 😉

We've already sent enough messages.

Let them drink blood, one by one.

Daniel Carter9 said:You have to insult players who sell their souls just to stay out of jail until they're absolutely sick of being insulted.

It’s just like firing signal flares toward the East and then immediately switching to the West
and not just one flare, but a whole damn barrage of them.

Lesicki has already drafted his little headlines: "Hooligans Harass Real Madrid Players," "BBB Clashed with Families with Kids in the East and West," and "A Toxic Atmosphere Destroys the End-of-Season Vibe."

The ball's been tossed in from the sideline—all you have to do now is slide in and score an own goal.

ironraven45 said:Do you actually grasp the gravity of what’s happening this Sunday? Are you even aware that every single insult hurled at a player, or at anyone from the West Side or the East Side, reflects poorly on the actual struggle being fought by those who still show up to the games?

On Sunday, there can be absolutely zero disrespect—toward anyone, period—if we want our message to carry any weight regarding the fight we're in.

At least, that’s my take. It should be obvious to everyone. 😉

Are you even aware of what an absolute jerk you're being, and that nobody asked for your opinion? Is that clear enough for you?

Can anyone make sense of these accusations?

analogheron19 said:Guys, this is it. Let's get back to motivating everyone, known and unknown alike. Let’s reach out to those old faces we pass by in the city or the neighborhood—the ones whose numbers we might still have tucked away somewhere.
And who's to say we won't be celebrating a few wins as early as this Sunday? Despite everything we've been through over the years, despite the dark times.
As we head North and fill up all the stands... what matters is cheering for every goal, making sure there's wind in the players' sails from here on out. We need to be that deciding factor, the edge when things get tough down on the pitch. WE NEED TO MAKE IT OBVIOUSLY CLEAR WHAT A DIFFERENCE IT MAKES WHEN THE BBB ARE IN THE STANDS VERSUS WHEN THEY AREN'T; AND LET EVERYONE SEE THE MASSIVE SHIFT IN ATMOSPHERE WHEN THE CRIMINALS ARE GONE BECAUSE WE ARE THERE!!!

My friend, I didn't read anything in that call suggesting we're returning to every single home game. Our next home match isn't for another three weeks, and I expect the group will put out another announcement before then.

The road to fixing this club is long, and you can't just flip emotions on and off like a light switch the way you seem to think.

Let me repeat myself once more, perhaps so you finally grasp that we don't actually have any reason to celebrate yet; instead, now is when everyone needs to start putting in the work. Simply showing up when called or doing exactly what you're told just isn't enough.

It's time to work, not to Party.

What PARTY?

What PARTYING?

What exactly are we celebrating?

In reality, absolutely nothing has changed within the club. There is no cause for celebration, at least not yet. Now is the time to roll up our sleeves and maintain constant pressure on the supervisory board, the executive committee, the assembly, the two remaining officials with signing authority, Svetin and Škegro, and of course, those damn politicians.

Ask yourselves: is your absolute limit in this fight merely showing up to one game, or do you want to tell your grandkids that you were truly, genuinely active in helping return the club to the fans after Zdravko Mamić fell?

Go to the game at NED if you want, but come Monday, go paint a mural, hang a banner, send a letter, or stop an assembly member on the street and ask them if they have no shame—demand they return the club to the supporters. Stop the first politician you see and demand the same... Anyone can choose to be a Dinamo soldier if they decide to; they don't need a press release or a formal invitation to do so.

Be a Dinamo soldier yourself!

Of course the players are going to stick up for Zdravko Mamić—why are you even surprised? That’s literally their job description, but that doesn't mean we have to act like absolute idiots and go out of our way to trash them all. Use your heads for once; just because we feel a certain way doesn't mean we need to scream it from the rooftops every single second. We definitely don't need to be picking fights with the players or the rival fans right now. Just think about the people who haven't been around the stadium in a while; don't drive them away by being toxic. We need to get behind Dinamo more than ever if we want to actually get back to those days where we can celebrate a win with everything we've got.

rapidranger29 said:Lesički probably already has his headlines drafted: "Hooligans insult Dinamo players," "BBB clash with families at the East and West stands," or "Toxic atmosphere ruins the end-of-season vibe."

It’s an easy setup—just kick the ball from the sideline and aim for an own goal.

So?

What does any of this actually change for us? What do I care about some family over in the West End?

Things are going to go down however they decide they go down. No one here—myself included—has the power to stop it.☕

Jesse Doyle3 said:Can anyone actually wrap their head around these fabrications?

Sure they can. But they won't.

slyeagle512 said:And?

What does any of this actually mean for us? What difference does some "family from the West Coast" make to me?

Things will play out however they decide—and nobody (myself included) has the power to change that outcome...☕

It all comes down to timing.

The time will come to settle scores with the players and those "families from the West"—but right now is the absolute worst moment for that. The Big Boss is currently on his knees, and any distraction—even something as minor as "hooligan outbursts"—is being leveraged specifically to keep the spotlight off him. Rest assured, the press is already poised and waiting for the green light to start printing...