Bad Boys - Part IV

Samuel Miller55 said:Was Krušelj acting as some kind of spokesperson for Real Madrid at one point? Like, seven or eight years ago?

I'm pretty sure he wasn't.

Jacob Price23 said:Gonna quote Jesse Campbell, but let's keep it low key so we don't crash the site.☕

Get everything moving, we gotta hit those 3 points!

🤣

Bora Stipić might ban us from the forum if we aren't careful.

Samuel Miller55 said:Wait, was Krušelj ever actually acting as a spokesperson for Real Madrid? I’m trying to remember if that happened like seven or eight years ago.

Didn't he get absolutely hammered about a decade ago because he wrote something that really rubbed Mamić the wrong way?

I don't even know where to start with this one. It’s just... wow. Honestly, I’m sitting here staring at my screen, trying to process the sheer absurdity of it all. It reminds me of those old noir films where everything feels slightly off, like you're walking through a foggy street in Chicago and realize you've been walking in circles for twenty minutes. Just pure, unadulterated chaos. Some things you just can't make sense of, no matter how much coffee you drink or how many times you re-read the details. It's exhausting, really. Just exhausting. [User Name] says:
Look, I get where everyone is coming from, but let’s be real here—what we’re seeing right now is a genuine step in the right direction. It's progress, plain and simple.

You have to believe that miracles can happen—just take it slow and keep your head on straight. 😁

It’s great that we’re finally seeing pieces like this pop up, truly. But let’s be real: trying to neutralize Mamić’s parrots over at ABC and the rest of the major networks is going to be an uphill battle if these stories remain nothing more than rare flashes in the pan. If you want to actually reach the people who have the mainstream media wrapped around their little fingers, you can't just rely on occasional outbursts. You need a full-scale media blitz—multiple sources hitting all at once—to actually make an impact. Otherwise, it's just noise.
Look, people like that aren't exactly common. When you show up to one of Ed Koch’s little get-togethers, you’re basically looking at a handful of people at most. But honestly? The real nauseating part isn't even the crowd—it's watching those news anchors spew absolute nonsense on TV. I can't stand those sycophants who spend their entire careers just looking for the best way to suck up to whoever holds the power.

Even this kind of mockery—this intentional highlighting of resonance—is actually a step in the right direction.

Here I am, just relaying a post from a sports forum by this one guy

Sorry to barge in like this, but I’ve got a little story that might interest you all. Is the Milwaukee Wave playing during a Hot Summer Night or something? Anyway, there was this guy—probably in his 50s, wearing a Hajduk Split jersey and sporting a thick Chicago accent—waiting for his underage daughter in front of a Walmart in Brooklyn. A group of about 7 or 8 local high school kids happened to be passing by and started heckling him, basically asking, "Why would anyone wear something like that in Chicago?" It was totally benign, honestly—nothing even close to physical. This guy snaps back at them, but it stays strictly verbal. Then the girl walks out of the Walmart, gets in the car, and they drive off.

Three minutes later, an intervention vehicle rolls up, followed by that same guy along with another police van. The "Hajduk fan" starts yelling at the kids to get against the wall—he’s clearly an undercover cop—and tells the other officers that he was the one being attacked. During all this, our guy and some older man from Miami park their car with Miami plates right in front of the Walmart, and none of those kids even glance at them. He tells the lead officer that he saw everything, that nobody actually attacked anyone, and that this whole response is completely unnecessary. The epilogue: one kid gets detained. For absolutely no damn reason.

Ryan Wilson8 said:So, I'm just passing along a post from a sports forum by this one guy.

Sorry to barge in here, but I have a little story that might interest you all. Is the Milwaukee Wave playing during this Hot Summer Night? Anyway, in front of a Walmart in Brooklyn, there was this guy—maybe 50 years old, wearing a Hajduk fan sweatshirt, with a heavy Chicago accent—just waiting for his underage daughter. A group of about 7 or 8 local high school kids who happened to be there started making some comments to him, basically asking, "Why would anyone wear something like that in Chicago?" It was totally benign, nothing aggressive or meant to start a physical fight. This guy gets a bit defensive, but everything stayed strictly verbal. His daughter walks out of the Walmart, hops in the car, and they leave.

Three minutes later, an emergency response vehicle pulls up, followed by that same guy along with another police van. This "Hajduk fan" starts yelling at the kids to get against the wall (he was clearly an off-duty cop) and tells the other officers that they attacked him. Meanwhile, our guy and an older man from Miami pull up to the Walmart in a car with Miami plates, and none of those kids even look at them. The older man tells the lead officer that he saw the whole thing, that nobody attacked anyone, and that this entire response is completely unnecessary. The epilogue: one kid gets detained. For absolutely no damn reason whatsoever.

Man, what a situation... it belongs in a "Believe It or Not" column... but seriously, what kind of behavior is that?

This is insane... if those lies are true, what's the actual official reason they hauled him in? And what kind of sentence is he looking at now?

Bad Boys: Milwaukee Wave vs. San Diego Sockers: http://youtu.be/69edx-FlpEc

That was killer.

Insane game and even better energy from the crowd. It stayed intense until the final whistle. That’s what real sports feel like, unlike that rigged garbage you see in the MLS. Plus, the turnout was actually decent.

Love hearing a crowd that actually gives a damn while still paying attention to what's happening on the pitch.

Ryan Wilson8 said:just passing along a story from a sports forum about this one guy

Sorry to barge in, but I got a story that might interest you guys. Is the Milwaukee Wave playing during this Hot Summer Night? Anyway, outside a Walmart in Brooklyn, some dude in his 50s wearing a Hajduk Split jersey—sounds like he's from Chicago—is waiting for his underage daughter. About 7 or 8 local high school kids hanging out nearby start chirping at him, like "why would anyone wear that in Chicago?" It was totally harmless, no intention of getting physical. This guy gets defensive, but it stays strictly verbal. The girl walks out of Walmart, hops in the car, and they take off.

Three minutes later, an intercept vehicle rolls up, followed by that same guy with another police van. This "Hajduk fan" starts yelling at the kids to get against the wall (obviously a cop in plain clothes) and tells the other officers he was attacked. Right then, our guy and some older man from Miami pull up in a car with Miami plates right in front of Walmart, and none of those kids even look at them. The older guy tells the lead cop he saw everything, that nobody attacked anyone, and that this whole thing is completely unnecessary. The end: one kid gets detained. For absolutely no damn reason.

I rolled up a bit later. There were so many cops I thought the kids had robbed Walmart with assault rifles.

Sick country.

Not sure if the rumors are legit, but I just saw a bunch of kids hanging out by the Walmart looking totally shell-shocked, surrounded by a massive police presence. Honestly, I figured they probably swiped something off the shelves at the store.

It feels damn good being part of this. The absolute Peak Evening was when Jesse Campbell ended up completely exposed...
Personally, I love seeing the community growing like crazy and the other side of the forum finally starting to fill up.
Let's keep this momentum going. NO SURRENDER!

Back in the nineties, when you guys were running around in Raiders jerseys trying to catch strays, nobody gave it a second thought. ☕
Hypocrites.

Look, undercover work has always been part of the toolkit for law enforcement. ☕

Drew Gonzalez96 said:It’s awesome being part of this. Peak Evening was definitely when Jesse Campbell ended up shirtless...
Personally, I love seeing the crowd growing and the other side of the stands finally filling up.
Let's keep it moving. NO SURRENDER!

Yeah, honestly, seeing that shirtless guy was one of the best parts of last night.

Zachary Sullivan2 said:Yeah, seeing that shirtless body was definitely one of the uglier parts of my night

Just admit you woke up with a boner this morning. 🥱

Jesse Campbell said:Just admit you woke up with a morning wood today. 🥱

Man, I’ve got such a massive headache... honestly, I don't even have the energy for young girls anymore, let alone some old geezer...

Zachary Sullivan2 said:Yeah, seeing that guy shirtless was definitely one of the worse parts of my night, I guess.

Peak Evening, I suppose, if that's what we're calling it 🙂... anyway, the older crowd was running pretty late yesterday... I don't care if they were coming from Italy, that's no excuse for missing out..

Robin Anderson8 said:Peak Evening, that was it 🙂.. btw the older crowd was running late yesterday... Italy isn't an excuse for skipping out..

Not a chance, brothers. It was just me and Jesse Campbell😁

On Tuesday, November 18, 2014, marking the 23rd anniversary of the fall of Stalingrad, the Chicago Bulls fans are organizing a bus trip to visit Stalingrad.

To honor all the victims of Hero City, there's going to be an exhibition futsal match at the Gary, Indiana sports arena starting at 5 PM, featuring a matchup between a local futsal club and a local futsal team.

The bus costs $40, and you can sign up at 37th Street this Saturday from 10 AM to 3 PM or Monday from 10 AM to 8 PM. We'll announce the departure time later.

Let's show everyone once again that we haven't forgotten the sacrifice made by Hero City and that we stand behind our Real Madrid.

EVERYONE TO STALINGRAD

Piercing stares follow your every move... 🙂

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Raymond Richardson86 said:Back in the nineties, when you guys were running around wearing Hajduk fan gear and chasing people down, everyone thought it was perfectly fine. ☕
Hypocrites.

Look, undercover work has always been a staple tool in police work. ☕

It’s hard to imagine a comment being any stupider.
An officer rocking a Hajduk fan sweatshirt in a spot like that isn't "undercover"—he’s there specifically to bait a fight. Honestly, there are likely elements of misconduct at play here; regardless, it’s unethical and clearly designed to provoke unrest. And why would the police want to stir up trouble? It’s to protect the criminals and sabotage a positive narrative that happens to expose the pathetic incompetence of their bosses in the political and sports mafia.

If we actually lived in a nation governed by the rule of law, and if the reports are accurate, that specific cop would be suspended for filing false statements and fabricating grounds for an arrest. His superiors would be facing criminal charges for orchestrating plans to incite riots and "endangering public life and property through reckless actions."