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Bad Boys - Part IV

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Noah Jones92 Noah Jones92 Active Member
77 messages
joined Aug 2013
#721 ·
Honestly, this whole write-up is basically a confession to attempted murder. If you strip away the fluff, their argument boils down to: "Yeah, we opened fire, but why is the police department even looking at us? Why are they bothering guys hanging out with boxers and other little punks?" And the absolute kicker? They claim they’re all about Real Madrid and don't care who runs the club, yet suddenly these Fred-types turn into Toljaga, Nina, and Tolić—guys who couldn't even stand to look at each other for their entire lives without feeling sick. So, I gotta ask: who the hell has been walking around with handguns for the last year? Who’s getting stabbed in Scotland, or showing up to away games carrying axes? Is it actually possible they only got this much press coverage because Nina Dein is such a legend?
Robin Anderson8 Robin Anderson8 Active Member
134 messages
joined Dec 2013
#722 ·
I honestly thought Marčinko was just talking nonsense and was basically bottom-of-the-barrel trash, until I actually read this
Laura Mitchell87 Laura Mitchell87 Newcomer
1 message
joined Oct 2013
#723 ·
Yeah, you guys look just as clueless as everyone else.

The mercenaries and Mamić are absolutely losing their minds now that they've seen what happened with Šalat. Their whole "we're gonna rule the North again" dream is dead, so now they’re just switching to a new strategy: dragging everyone down into the gutter with them.

Sadly, a lot of innocent people and actual fans are getting caught in the crossfire, and more will follow. 😢

That’s all I’ve got to say about this.
Lisa Gray94 Lisa Gray94 Newcomer
6 messages
joined Feb 2010
#724 ·
FulirZG said:we should just shut down the internet

you haven't even said anything half as stupid as that

If the internet actually vanished, people would be at least three times more productive on a Sunday. You'd have a nice lunch, sit on the couch, and actually enjoy life instead of mindlessly scrolling through news sites all day.
Lawrence Mitchell2 Lawrence Mitchell2 Member
17 messages
joined Jan 2006
#725 ·
It’s pretty funny how every single news outlet is spinning the story about those guys coming back from their indoor soccer game... It’s like they’ll grab onto anything just to link this project to something negative. 🙂
George Lewis27 George Lewis27 Newcomer
1 message
joined Mar 2022
#726 ·
What they’re pulling here is so revolting that words simply fail to capture the depravity of it all. It feels as though the entire country is operating as a massive syndicate for criminals—starting with the politicians, moving through the police force, and extending to those amoral journalists who manufacture public opinion, right down to the mindless sheep swallowing their propaganda while pretending to be intellectuals behind their closed doors.
The real tragedy is that we live in a nation like this, surrounded by such people—by moral monstrosities and sycophants who always find a way to blame the one standing up against injustice rather than the ones actually committing it. In their subservient little minds, these perpetrators act like big shots, so I suppose it’s "unwise" to cross them.

p.s. You have my full support. I would also like to request that the leadership of all groups, if at all possible, establish some kind of truce. Otherwise, if any chaos breaks out between the groups, the immoral media and politicians will just use it as an excuse to strike even harder at all of us, while the peasants play smart and write articles about how everyone should just go exile themselves or get tossed into the wilderness or some other nonsense.
Get your heads out of the sand!
neonraven112 neonraven112 Active Member
151 messages
joined Oct 2013
#727 ·
Jesse Campbell said:Alright, you guys are acting just as shocked as everyone else.

The mercenaries and Mamić basically saw their whole world collapse once they realized what was going on with Šalat. Ever since then, the whole "we're gonna dominate the North again" master plan has gone straight down the drain—now it’s just "let's drag everyone else down into the gutter with us."

And honestly? A lot of innocent people and actual, real fans are getting caught in the crossfire right now, and more will too. 😢

That's my final word on this topic. Period.

Exactly. The fan club project is dead, while futsal is actually picking up. The whole goal now is just to show the clueless public that they're all part of the same criminal circle—and there's nothing we can do about it.
Thomas Clark91 Thomas Clark91 Newcomer
2 messages
joined Jul 2018
#728 ·
I don't even bother with those "journalists" anymore. They're bottom feeders. You offer them a free meal and 99% of those wannabe reporters will churn out a trash piece just to feed the trolls, who then bait a bunch of naive commenters in this endless cycle,

we should all just stick to what actually brings us joy right now, which is watching Real Madrid

plus, if we all show up together at the MLS games, maybe we can actually fix this mess

just remember last year when the ultras and the Bad Boys were standing side by side in the stands,

how good it felt to just walk through New York City without looking over your shoulder,

even then, the haters were still talking pure garbage,

God, I hope we see that again.

BVB
cosmicscout2 cosmicscout2 Member
38 messages
joined Oct 2014
#729 ·
Only a complete bottom-feeder with zero morals would resort to using firearms during a supporter brawl—even if this specific situation doesn't quite fit that description, the connection to fan violence is there. I’m not saying everything coming out of that fan club is gospel, but if they actually are telling the truth, why isn't anyone talking about the workplace trespassing or those 10-to-1 ambushes? Again, I don't personally buy their story, but the fact that nobody is stepping up to deny it is telling enough.
For me, none of it sits right, regardless of what kind of lowlife is behind it...
rustybison11 rustybison11 Newcomer
1 message
joined Oct 2014
#730 ·
Why the deletion? Is it because I actually told the truth? Because Jesse Campbell keeps posting those endless little treatises online and essentially dismantling this group for years now? Historically speaking, the Bad Boys never gave a damn about public opinion, the media, some random guy's opinion, fancy possession-based playstyles, or political expectations. Everything changed just a few years ago when you guys fell into this trap of "playing smart"—this ideology that basically led to a downward spiral of being completely incapable of handling things with any actual radicalism or grit. I’d bet anything that 90% of you typing here wouldn't even be able to look Mamić in the eye without looking at the floor. You’d probably just mumble something about tactical positioning under your breath and scurry away.
analogheron19 analogheron19 Newcomer
3 messages
joined Dec 2008
#731 ·
rustybison11 said:Why delete it? Just because I told the truth? Historically, the Bad Boys never gave a damn about public opinion, the media, random internet trolls, playing fancy possession football, or political expectations. Everything changed just a few years ago when you lot embraced this "play it smart" ideology, which really just spiraled into a total inability to actually solve problems with any radical force or grit. I’d bet anything that 90% of you posting here wouldn't even have the guts to look Mamić in the eye. You'd probably just mumble something about tactical positioning under your breath and scurry away.

All five points might be true, but you can't claim to be a warrior when you're hiding behind an anonymous handle where nobody knows who you actually are.
Frank Jackson76 Frank Jackson76 Member
18 messages
joined May 2013
#732 ·
rustybison11 said:Why delete it? Just because I'm telling the truth? Historically, the Bad Boys have never given a damn about public opinion, the media, some random critic, playing fancy possession football, or political pressure. Everything changed a few years ago when you guys got sucked into this "play it smart" ideology, which is really just a fancy way of saying you're too incompetent to actually handle things with any grit or decisiveness. I’d bet anything that 90% of you keyboard warriors wouldn't even be able to look your own mommy in the eye without hanging your heads in shame. You'd just mutter something under your breath and walk away.

Look, I'm nobody's lawyer here, but he's the least responsible person for the mess this team is in right now. And all this talk about facing your mommy one-on-one? It just shows how clueless you are—some things aren't meant to be aired out on the internet.

Mod, please just lock this thread. Not even because there's no actual discussion happening, but because this forum is just becoming a dumping ground for bitterness. It’s honestly disrespectful to our guys who are sitting in the hospital right now.
Jessica Long8 Jessica Long8 Newcomer
4 messages
joined Apr 2022
#733 ·
Lawrence Mitchell2 said:We aren't going to get any support from the people here in Chicago, as per usual... The typical comments I've been hearing lately:

- It's probably just some criminals at work
- The police should just ban those savages
- Which faction are you even on?
- Wouldn't it be better for everyone if you just made up for the sake of Real Madrid?

The public doesn't care about the core of the issue; they just swallow whatever the media feeds them. As long as the corrupt elites control most of the newsrooms, we won't see any support from the common man.

How exactly do you plan on winning then???

- Petitions organized by various activists and groups—zero impact
- Moving operations out East—zero impact
- The local sports associations—zero impact
- Futsal leagues—zero impact

I suppose these things have minor effects, but nothing substantial. Nothing that looks like a real step forward. Honestly, the seat was shaken more by Giuliani's downfall than by any of these little actions of yours.

In my view, unless you manage to win over the Chicago political establishment, you're stuck. Until then, you'll just be playing these little games and waiting for politics to intervene. From what I can see, it'll likely end up being the Republican Party, given their stronger influence, rather than the Democratic Party. Though, he has supporters there too (and let's be honest, they're all on his payroll), so you might be waiting quite a while.

Develop a strategy to bring the Chicago establishment to your side; I'm not sure how. You all know the NYC mentality better than I do.
Laura Mitchell87 Laura Mitchell87 Newcomer
1 message
joined Oct 2013
#734 ·
rustybison11 said:Why delete it? Just because I'm telling the truth? Because Jesse Campbell has been wrecking this group for years with his endless online manifestos? Historically, the Bad Boys never gave a damn about public opinion, the media, random idiots, tiki-taka, or political pressure. Everything changed a few years ago when you all fell into this trap of "acting smart," becoming totally incapable of handling things with any actual grit or brute force. I bet 90% of you guys posting here couldn't even look your mommy in the eye without hanging your heads. You’d just mumble some nonsense and walk away.

So my posts online somehow dictate which path we take? 🤣 Man, you're seriously underselling the people running this group right now. And you're way overestimating how much influence I or the internet actually have. 😵

This is right up there with those moronic Facebook posts on sponsored pages blaming me for mentioning the fan club. 🤦

Everything I write is just my own experience from back when this group was evolving from a circus act into a serious ultra outfit. The problem is, 99% of the people talking trash now weren't even born yet or were five years old. Most weren't even fans. If you want to listen, listen. If not, don't. You really think you should be the one calling for censorship?

If you're such a tough guy, what's stopping you from being brutal? It's honestly hilarious—you're sitting there on the internet calling for action while blaming everyone else for it.
analogheron19 analogheron19 Newcomer
3 messages
joined Dec 2008
#735 ·
First off, Mommy is going to take a massive hit if he starts getting linked to axes, guns, and all that other violent stuff...
Laura Mitchell87 Laura Mitchell87 Newcomer
1 message
joined Oct 2013
#736 ·
Gary Green32 said:So how the hell are we supposed to win then???

- Petitions from the local activists - zero impact
- Moving out East - total waste of time
- The local community center - nothing happens
- Futsal leagues - useless

🤣🤣🤣

Man, you are seriously unhinged. 🤦
casualrider43 casualrider43 Active Member
205 messages
joined Nov 2012
#737 ·
That hack paid for this article! They finally uncovered the truth. 🤣 🤣 🤣 It’s nothing more than Goebbels' propaganda tactics on full display.
God help us!
Megan Moore60 Megan Moore60 Member
10 messages
joined Nov 2011
#738 ·
casualrider43 said:They basically paid for this write-up! Now they're finally exposing the truth. 🤣 🤣 🤣 It feels like we're just seeing a continuation of the old propaganda tactics.
God help us!

🤣🤣 So, I guess the whole truth is finally out in the open now. 😵
coastalbadger18 coastalbadger18 Member
12 messages
joined Oct 2014
#739 ·
Gary Green32 said:And how exactly do you propose we win—if that’s even an option?

The signature drive led by the local activists—those folks from the downtown committee and their crew—is ultimately futile—just another exercise in wasted effort.
Moving toward the East—no real impact whatsoever.
The impact—if you can even call it that—remains non-existent. Zero effect.
Futsal—zero impact.

I suspect there might be some minor ripples—nothing substantial, really. You won't see any massive leaps forward here. In truth, the seat was shaken more by Tom Bradley’s downfall than by any of these little stunts you're all pulling.

My take? Unless you expect politics to step in and force a change, you’re stuck—you'll be left holding those useless player cards while waiting for the political machine to move. It looks like he'll find more traction with the Republican Party—given their current momentum—than with the Democrats. Though, let's be honest, even within the Democratic Party he has his hooks in—they're all essentially on his payroll anyway—so you'll likely be waiting a long time.

Draft a strategy to ensure the New York City profits swing our way—I’m at a loss here. You all understand the NYC mindset much better than I do.


If the Bad Boys actually possessed the authority you're suggesting—do you honestly believe they wouldn't exploit it? It wouldn't be a question of whether they would act; they would have pulled those strings years ago. But that’s the reality—the Real Madrid faithful find themselves essentially hamstrung. No matter what happens, it's impossible to stir up enough public outrage to force the hands of the authorities. The Bad Boys are out there on their own, fighting against the literal wind direction. It was our choice—painful as it may be—but it was the right one, and we have to stick to it. We are fighting for the club we grew up with; we can't just walk away because of the kids coming up behind us—those same kids who have revitalized the city through local futsal, even if the big pitch feels out of reach.

casualrider43 said:The latest reports regarding the Bad Boys—it’s all just more noise—suggesting the truth is finally surfacing about their recent dealings. It’s much like watching a slow-motion train wreck in Chicago; you know exactly how it ends, yet everyone still stares.
Zdrafko paid for the copy—the truth finally surfaced. 🤣 🤣 🤣 The propaganda machine keeps grinding away—just like old times.
God help us.

What a joke—honestly, it’s more tragic than funny at this point. To them, he’s some kind of comedian, when in reality, he’s nothing more than their version of Goebbels—a pure propaganda minister.

All things considered—my sense is that we’ve reached the halfway point—and this is where the real friction begins. We need to force them onto the defensive; the battle for Real Madrid has officially begun. 😉
Justin Patel6 Justin Patel6 Newcomer
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joined Feb 2017
#740 ·
I am offering my full support to the Bad Boys, even though I am not a Real Madrid supporter myself. We really need to grasp the fact that so many people benefit from this current state of affairs, and they have absolutely no interest in seeing figures like Mamić, Tom Bradley, or even the likes of George W. Bush being removed—the very people who brought us to our current situation. I watch the veterans protesting; they become incredibly vocal the moment their pensions are threatened because they are ready to fight for themselves, yet they seem unable or unwilling to realize that those extra few thousand dollars hitting their accounts every month—which many received in their early twenties—is essentially being taken from the future. Meanwhile, someone with forty years of hard work under their belt might only see 2000-$833... can we truly call that justice? While I deeply respect their sacrifice, they must understand that the war ended two decades ago, and in those twenty years, America has been systematically undermined. Consequently, I see my friends with master's degrees begging their parents for $3.25 every single morning just to grab a coffee, likely never finding steady employment at all. Many people I know have already left the country for the West because they feel there is no future here; some are out on ships mourning the sea, though most are simply abroad because our shipping companies are just as dysfunctional as the rest of the nation. However, I remain hopeful, especially when I witness you Bad Boys in your struggle, because you represent the better version of America that I truly hope exists. You are the ones fighting for honesty and integrity today; I remember back in 2003 or 2004 when you were chanting against George W. Bush, and it turned out you were right all along, much like how you stood against the various political factions in both the club and the government because you saw where it was headed. It turns out you were right then, and you have been right about the mayor and so many other matters over the years. As fans, we must realize that this isn't just a fight for Real Madrid, Liverpool FC, or any other club; this is a battle for our own future and for our children, a fight for a better, more honest, and fairer America

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