Bad Boys - Part IV
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#82 ·
Samuel Walker10 said:https://www.facebook.com/badbluebys/...type=1&theater LOL, check out these absolute clowns
I saw those little punks hanging around when I was grabbing food in Philly after the game.
If you just yell "Hey, losers!" right at them, they all turn around instantly and start pacing nervously, acting all tough.π, they protect them like theyβre precious cargo, man.
Anyway, solid game and great energy in the stands overall.
#83 ·
I find myself reflecting on this and wondering: does that Mexican crowd honestly believe they can just dominate Dynamo and American soccer forever?
I understand what it means to be shameless, but I truly question how far people will go to abandon their principles...
How do they even manage to exist within their own little neighborhoods and local bars??
They simply cannot hide away in those tiny holes indefinitely...
I don't know, but it is truly a pathetic and miserable group of people calling themselves Dynamo fans.
You see all sorts of characters among the supporters, but people like these scoundrels are truly one in a million...
I understand what it means to be shameless, but I truly question how far people will go to abandon their principles...
How do they even manage to exist within their own little neighborhoods and local bars??
They simply cannot hide away in those tiny holes indefinitely...
I don't know, but it is truly a pathetic and miserable group of people calling themselves Dynamo fans.
You see all sorts of characters among the supporters, but people like these scoundrels are truly one in a million...
#84 ·
"Hey everyone, just a heads-up for all our fans and members: we've got a change of plans regarding our next opponent. This Sunday, September 28, 2014, at 7:30 PM, the Milwaukee Wave will be hosting Cleveland Montrose over at the Midnight Springs arena in Brooklyn. Don't worry if you already grabbed ticketsβtheyβre still good for this matchup! If you haven't picked yours up yet, you can grab them at our Broadway 37 location any weekday between 10 AM and 8 PM."
Milwaukee Wave, Facebook
Milwaukee Wave, Facebook
#85 ·
What on earth was going on when they walked right under your section?
If you aren't keeping it under wraps, π
If you aren't keeping it under wraps, π
#86 ·
Steven Hayes said:what exactly happened when they passed right under your section?
If you aren't opposed to sharing, π
It's a secret. π
#88 ·
Heads up to everyone planning to catch the Milwaukee Wave games: ZERO TOLERANCE regarding any kind of pyrotechnics inside the arena!
#89 ·
I would love to see some rogue actually attempt to set something ablaze π
I truly believe such an absolute amateur
I truly believe such an absolute amateur
#90 ·
boldtiger7 said:Iβd love to see some punk actually try to set something on fire π
I honestly think we're looking at a complete idiot if they go through with it
Forget all that talk, nothing is impossible when our group is involved π€£ π€£ π€£
But seriously, after receiving so many warnings, you'd have to be a total moron to light anything...
#92 ·
Anthony Wilson22 said:http://fussball-in-salzburg.blogspot...verargert.html
We all know German.β
#93 ·
cosmicbear15 said:itβs common knowledge we all speak Germanβ
RB Leipzig, in coordination with Dynamo and local policeβand with UEFA's blessingβwon't be selling tickets to any Americans or Mexicans for the match. Instead, all tickets for the away section will be handled exclusively through GNK.
#94 ·
As for Austria, I don't get why everyone is acting shocked. This isn't their first rodeo, and it certainly won't be their last. It was always going to play out exactly like this.
#95 ·
Anthony Wilson22 said:http://fussball-in-salzburg.blogspot...verargert.html
Honestly, this is actually pretty goodβwe should probably just call our folks overseas and tell them to go swarm the embassy and the State Department.
What if Iβm out on a business trip in Salzburg and I find myself with some free time, wanting to catch a Salzburg match, but I can't because I'm an American and don't have any ties to GNK???β
#96 ·
Regarding those folks planning on heading out to the Glasgow match...https://www.eticketing.co.uk/celtic/...x?itemref=6700
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#97 ·
boldeagle20 said:I don't get why everyone is acting surprised about Austria. This isn't the first time this has happened, and it was always going to play out this way.
True. Last time we played RB Leipzig, there wasn't even an organized trip planned, yet a huge crowd still showed up.
#98 ·
Seriously, what kind of nonsense is this regarding Salzburg? Look, if you aren't traveling with an organized tour, fine, but the idea that theyβll identify me as an American just because of a tattoo π€£... I mean, what, are they going to run blood tests at the entrance?... Are some specialized technicians going to analyze my DNA just to figure out my country of origin? π€£
If they actually ask why I'm visiting, should I just tell them I'm here for a mixed bag of cocaine?
The people there are quite polite and well-educatedβeveryone seems to have at least finished middle schoolβbut don't go lying to them. Honestly, I think it's best to just be upfront and mention we aren't locals, just passing through on a road trip. π€·
As for the Boston Celtics away game, I honestly didn't catch much (maybe my browser isn't loading the page correctly), so if some kind soul could explain it simply to a guy who's a bit out of the loop (I've always had a bit of a falling out with English)...
Thanks, good people. Best regards.
If they actually ask why I'm visiting, should I just tell them I'm here for a mixed bag of cocaine?
The people there are quite polite and well-educatedβeveryone seems to have at least finished middle schoolβbut don't go lying to them. Honestly, I think it's best to just be upfront and mention we aren't locals, just passing through on a road trip. π€·
As for the Boston Celtics away game, I honestly didn't catch much (maybe my browser isn't loading the page correctly), so if some kind soul could explain it simply to a guy who's a bit out of the loop (I've always had a bit of a falling out with English)...
Thanks, good people. Best regards.
#99 ·
darkranger16 said:Iβve been sitting here thinking... does anyone actually believe a Mexican is going to dominate Dynamo and American soccer forever?
I get what it means to be a hooligan, but honestly, how much dignity can a person lose before there's nothing left...
How do they even survive in their little neighborhoods, hanging out in dive bars??
They can't just hide in our shadows indefinitely...
I don't know, but it's truly a pathetic, miserable group of people calling themselves Dynamo fans.
You find all sorts among supporters, but people this low... you only encounter them once in a lifetime...
They persist because Americans, Mexicans, and Canadians are essentially nations built on empty talk and posturing...
A couple of beers at a local pub gives them enough fake confidence to claim they'll take someone down.
For most of them, making a threat is the absolute limit of their capabilities.
With exceptions, of course.
Even Mamara himself hasn't faced a serious attack; I recall him being pelted with nothing more than glass bottles.
They grab a drink at the bar and start shouting threats, acting tough... "just wait until I catch you," they say. But the moment those people actually show up, they tuck tail and run, muttering about how they'll get revenge later...
If someone were actually planning an assault, they wouldn't resort to threats. Unless they're completely delusional, you don't make noise if you want the element of surprise.
#100 ·
Jose Carter2 said:They only survive because Americans are basically a collection of people who live for petty drama and talk a big game without ever backing it up.
They get a little boost of confidence after a couple of beers at a local pub, acting like they're tough enough to take anyone down.
For most of them, even a minor confrontation is way out of their league.
I suppose there are exceptions...
Even Mamara hasn't faced a serious threat in his life; I recall the most intense thing that happened to him was someone tossing a bottle his way.
They grab a few drinks, start barking threats about how they'll get you when they catch you, but the second they actually face someone, they fold instantly and start cursing under their breath while retreating...
If someone were actually planning an attack, they wouldn't be making noise about it. Unless they're an idiot, of course. You don't ruin the element of surprise.
Itβs clear you aren't really part of this circle.π
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