Bad Boys - Part IV

Look, 100 to 200 people could easily show up, they just weren't at the game in St. Louis for a bunch of different reasons... so it’s basically the same story every single match. I mean, when we actually "run out" of fans, I want to see some real solidarity from the supporter groups. Let's see the hardcore fans—without all the big press releases or announcements—just storm the North Stand and cause absolute chaos for one game, then do it again the next, and so on. If nothing else, when you go to buy tickets and the entire website crashes 89 times in a single day because thousands upon thousands of people are trying to get in at once... maybe then the media will actually care. At least the tabloids like the NY Post or BuzzFeed would find it interesting once there are over 10k people making noise
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PS. Honestly, I'm more worried about the younger crowd getting played by those 20 or 30 of Mačinko's lackeys. They’re definitely going to try and act like the heroes of Vukovar up in the stands this Thursday if there aren't enough actual supporters there to stop them 😉

mellowcrane14 said:P.S. My primary concern involves the possibility of the younger generation being manipulated by those twenty or thirty followers of Mačinko, who will undoubtedly attempt to pose as the liberators of Vukovar up north this Thursday if they aren't met with a significant presence there. 😉

I am honestly more concerned about whether that blonde woman might show up to the game on an empty stomach...
The first stop should be grabbing some kebabs at that local spot; she'll likely polish off three portions right there and then pack two more to go.

Has anyone else noticed how the whole story about that shooting in Chicago just completely died down? Man, what a joke this country is.

neonraven112 said:What kind of "West" are we even talking about? You’ve got Times Square right there, and then suddenly the whole plaza is locked down by all those various supporter groups.

Maybe 2,000 or 3,000 Bad Boys and Chicago locals

Then maybe 1,000 from the Torcida crowd

About 300 from the Armada set

Roughly 80 Cohort types

40 Demons

30 Ultras

And maybe 10 Gademza folks

neonraven112 said:Has anyone else noticed how the whole story about that shooting in the suburbs just completely died down? My god, what kind of country is this...

Of course it died down. This was all carefully orchestrated by the idiots running the show at the top. They’re just quietly sweeping everything under the rug like nothing ever happened...

nimbleranger17 said:Maybe just 2000-3000 Bad Boys and some Chicago locals

A thousand hardcore fans

300 from the Armada group

80 Cohort guys

40 Demons

30 Ultras

And 10 more troublemakers

Oh, and don't forget those 5 thugs from Sinjin, right? 🤣

Benjamin Anderson2 said:Look, I’m just speaking from experience here... because honestly, it wouldn't surprise me one bit if they just start using the media to push the narrative that it's impossible.
But hey, I've got my ticket. If it happens, it happens, and if not, oh well... I probably won't be seeing any refund anyway. 😁

You'll get your money back as long as you didn't toss the receipt.

neonraven112 said:It’s pretty ridiculous—they talk about Western values, yet they shut down Times Square and ban all the supporter groups.

I’m with you on that, and honestly, I think we could easily pull together 7,000 or 8,000 people if every city with an organized fan base just coordinated buses and showed up at once; if there isn't some kind of crackdown or repression in the way, we can prove exactly how many of us there really are when it counts.

Two fan groups could definitely go head-to-head against those losers. Start listing them off—whether we're talking serious business or just messing around. Personally, I’m all in for some organized protest when the moment hits, though honestly, I feel like we missed our window about six or seven years ago. Sometimes you just have to swallow your pride and eat dirt to get things done, damn it.

Here's a masterclass in how to manufacture public opinion, courtesy of yesterday's USA Today

https://fbcdn-sphotos-h-a.akamaihd.n...c056509730b340

Just imagine the sheer audacity... thugs. They certainly have an innovative way of operating, don't they?

And mark my words—these thugs in expensive suits will eventually get exactly what's coming to them.

Jesse Campbell said:That was a killer segment on CNN.

Everyone nailed their delivery. 🙏

If they hadn't cut out the most important part, it would've been perfect. But whatever, just keep fighting. Everyone should file their own lawsuits first, then maybe join up for a class action later...

Man, this headline is seriously getting under my skin... uff

driftingfalcon88 said:I honestly think it’s too late for certain things (though I suppose John Doe will show up eventually and start rambling about his little theories) because the scene is just tiny and pathetic. You have one group holding it together (Torcida), one group that’s been completely torn apart in every possible way (Bad Boys), and a third one I won't even dignify with a mention because they aren't worth the breath ("we are alone against everyone"), and everything else basically doesn't exist...

They aren't worth it? Do you have any idea how many members of the Armada had to deal with bans at the stadium—like when we were traveling from the coast to the city in just five months, back when games were being suspended constantly, when people were throwing stuff out of pure solidarity, only for the cops to show up and start checking tickets all over Washington, D.C.? We actually had to have family and friends drive down from the coast because nobody from the local area wanted to hand over their car keys...

Bryan Carter said:I’m inclined to agree; I suspect our total numbers could easily hit the 7,000 or 8,000 mark if every city where fans organize bus trips actually follows through. Provided there isn't some sudden crackdown or heavy-handed policing to stop us, we should show up en masse—to prove exactly how many of us there really are when it matters most!

I’ll bet my life that 90% of those buses wouldn't even make it into Washington, D.C., because those bastards would intercept them at the New York City outskirts and block them from ever reaching the city. 😠

Jacob Price23 said:Here’s a masterclass in how easily you can manufacture public opinion—just look at yesterday's USA Today headline.

https://fbcdn-sphotos-h-a.akamaihd.n...c056509730b340

Look at the theater they're putting on...
It feels like this was scripted by those handful of paid internet trolls who pop up to comment on everything regardless of the topic.
...just a tiny group of irrelevant hooligans, nobodies, and underage losers who finally got what was coming to them with a ban because they couldn't behave—yet somehow they've managed to spin the whole thing to make it look like nothing more than some kid getting sent to detention for being rowdy.
Even Goebbels wasn't this crooked. 🙂
I don't know what kind of game you're playing with all this back-and-forth maneuvering, especially since his own mother has called him out multiple times—including this latest mess, which seems to be the one thing he actually hates and fears. You've been trying to bury him with paperwork and "peaceful" tactics for ten years now...
Good luck to everyone, I guess...

Look, am I actually the smartest guy in the room here, or are you all just refusing to admit that these lawsuits and whining sessions aren't going to get us anywhere? Only real power is gonna take that idiot down. We need to see Washington, D.C. absolutely leveled—Max included—along with everything he owns.
Then everyone’s gonna start crying, "Oh, now we're losing the public's support!" Please. We don't have the public's support to begin with. Besides, even when they were lighting bonfires and digging graves at the stadium back in the day, it didn't stop the crowds—if anything, it just made them louder.

Bradley Garcia77 said:I’d bet anything that 90% of buses wouldn't even make it into Washington, D.C., because those lowlifes at the New York City outskirts would block them from ever reaching the city center. 😠

Or they might just kick you out on your way home later, too.

http://youtu.be/kgWT4FXxcP8?t=10m50s

Jacob Price23 said:Here’s a perfect example of how easily public opinion can be manipulated—take yesterday's coverage by USA Today.

https://fbcdn-sphotos-h-a.akamaihd.n...c056509730b340

If this hits the print edition, we need to flood USA Today with emails and phone calls immediately. We have to demand an apology right there in the same space they used to spread this.

I don't recall this group ever being this obsessed with what the media says about us. Let's be real: the press has never been on our side, and honestly, it would be weird if they suddenly were. Just relax and tell them where to shove it. 👍