Bad Boys - Part IV

Steven Kelly35 said:Someone is getting absolutely screwed here. Based on how much this jerk got fined, his daily take-home is basically $122, which puts his monthly salary at roughly $3667.

Honestly, I’d love to ask him how he plans to afford a Bentley that costs well over $150,000 on a monthly paycheck of only $3667.

Zachary Sullivan2 said:If you guys are all checking out, then I am too. A guy who caught fire one day used to be a Bad Boy. He’s my neighbor over in Brooklyn—this dude actually took a .50 cal round right at Yankee Stadium.

THE MAN

Honestly, one should probably ask him how he intends to survive the coming year—because if any of us were slapped with a fine equivalent to our entire annual salary, we’d be out on the street and lining up at a soup kitchen before the ink even dried on the citation.

Frank Taylor5 said:...who's to blame if you don't save money? You can always choose to.

If you're living on nothing but black coffee and toast, you're basically riding a donkey through life.☕
BTW, the whole foundation here should really be based on "daily income," which ought to count total daily REVENUE—including everything from property and investments—rather than just some random single paycheck from one employer. But whatever, I guess the court decided that's just everything they've got.🤷

slynomad69 said:

I've been following the supporter scene for a long time, but I haven't seen this kind of desperation in ages 😁 and they claim they're cheering with heart and soul :S

It’s all just money and corporate gigs. It's wild how anyone who’s actually felt a real atmosphere can see through this fake, forced nonsense. Honestly, even a bunch of die-hard fans at some small-town high school game would have more soul than this.

slynomad69 said:

I’ve been following the whole fan scene for a long time, but honestly—I haven't seen this kind of desperation in forever😁 and then they claim they're cheering with "heart and soul" :S

And the best part? Because of the resolution, everyone looks like a tiny little dwarf. 🤣

God, someone get this guy a reality check. Isn't it just pathetic? This same guy from Vienna was the one who let those Turkish fans take over the stands back in Salzburg, wasn't he?

Man, GNK is seriously on the brink of getting knocked out of the cup—they're down 1-0 with maybe 15 minutes left on the clock.

live:

holloworca10 said:Anyway, GNK is basically on the verge of getting knocked out of the cup. They're down 1-0 and looking like they'll blow it with 15 minutes left on the clock.

live:

The way the ref is dragging this out against the other side is unbelievable. Seriously, Dinamo... what were you thinking when you hired this guy? :S

rowdytinker3 said:MAN

Hope you caught what I meant by that context.

rowdytinker3 said:I’d love to pull him aside and ask how exactly someone making a monthly salary of $3667 manages to afford a Bentley that carries a price tag north of $150,000.

Look, if he went out and grabbed a brand-new model, we're talking closer to $200k—maybe even more...

And let's not forget the old man's garage—he's got an Audi A8, a CL, and if I recall correctly, he's still hanging onto that BMW 7 Series too....

haha what a total circus in Miami—GNK pulls a draw via penalties, because of course they do 😁

James James said:http://oi59.tinypic.com/160pf84.jpg

Yeah, that old crew from my neighborhood, Antonio was basically our home base.

Ryan Castillo42 said:There it is. The big boss got hit for insulting his attorney... this is just how it starts. We have to stay hopeful.

http://www.seebiz.eu/mamic-proglasen...kuna/ar-98179/

I don't know the exact amount, but if he was playing the game, he definitely tucked away enough cash to cover the fine.

stormyorca54 said:emotional coach, motivator, hooligan, fitness trainer, spiritual leader, writer, and poet 🙏

you’re just being quiet where you should be—whatever. 😉

I don't know what your issue is with me—maybe you're just jealous of the attention? 😁 When I'm bored, I log on to trade barbs with idiots; it's how I pass the time. Honestly, nothing is more satisfying than opening people's eyes with logic, especially on this forum where instead of actual fans, we get sheep who can't connect two dots. They ask why we go to the stadium or why we fight the owner—look, I might not be some die-hard Chelsea supporter, but I've been anti-management since day one. I've hated the leadership since the early 2000s when they first played us. I hate them for the way they manipulated the system, and I hate knowing they built their business empires on the backs of others—just like those typical corrupt politicians or cronies who used the war to climb into power. So, believe me, friend, I am not the problem; they are. If I occasionally say something harsh, don't take it personally—my intentions are decent. I don't want to cause harm; I write from the heart and stay out of everyone's business unless their actions irritate me as a true fan.

The point is, instead of wasting energy on imaginary scenarios, we should focus all our strength against the owner. He is the core issue. All the hired help and bottom-feeders will vanish once federal authorities finally tighten the noose—they'll stick around only as long as there is club money, and there will be plenty of money as long as he plays the alpha and pretends this isn't our club, but his own private playground for his circle of cronies.

This guy is the primary obstacle. Focus on him. Everyone needs to show up at the West Stand on October 31st at 5:00 PM—that is the only thing that matters right now. Leave the nonsense aside. As long as the boss of bosses hasn't fallen, there is no surrender. If they pressure us, we press back. One way to do that is to gather as many people as possible at the West Stand so thousands of fans can send a clear message to the board: these spins and lies won't work anymore. He claims he's fighting a million enemies and winning, but it's time to prove he's pushed too hard. He's stepped on the gas too fast, only to find a Great Wall in front of him made of loyal fans who aren't going to budge. 🎉

That’s the state of things—we move forward. No matter how much blood is spilled, we aren't stopping now; if anything, we're just stepping harder on the gas. It's total victory or nothing—no surrender. 🙂

The protest is happening this Friday. Let’s cut through all this mindless bickering and nonsense; instead of obsessing over how many people might show up, why don't we actually put in some effort to get more folks on board? It would be nice to stop complaining about turnout when we haven't even made a real attempt to mobilize more people...

FRIDAY at 5 PM

Everything’s just a mess lately—constant chaos, crashes, disasters... I guess if we actually show up in force this Friday, it might change things. Maybe.

Robin Anderson8 said:The tension is palpable—it’s like we’re staring down a massive collision or an earthquake... just a little more pressure and everything snaps. We just need to make sure we show up in force this Friday!!

Honestly, it would be pretty fitting if you signed a bottle after the protest on Friday 👏

James James said:http://oi59.tinypic.com/160pf84.jpg

"I've mostly just shown up for the big rivalry games in the past, but after witnessing this, I'm going to every single home game for the Galaxy." 👍

And honestly, that right there is exactly what keeps us all hooked and coming back, despite everything we put up with!