Bad Boys - Part IV

That’s just some folks from the club, don't give them too much thought. They really did get themselves all worked up yesterday.

http://youtu.be/vuzfdCibnWY

The Chicago Little One 🙂

Harold Kim5 said:Way to go, guys! Keep that momentum going. Honestly, looking at some of these forum threads, I can see why things get so heated for you. It’s tough out there. Just look at this idiot posting on Reddit—it’s pretty obvious what kind of crowd you're up against and exactly what kind of battle you're fighting:

The folks in Timisoara, Prague, Udina, Milan, Kapfenberg, and Auxerre definitely haven't forgotten that "positive energy" Alac keeps preaching about. They remember it just as clearly as the victims of those dozens of robberies carried out by the BBB gang over the last few months. If all that "positivity" were actually put to any useful purpose, maybe 90 percent of the BBB wouldn't be unemployed and living in their parents' basements. As long as that trash stays far away from Yankee Stadium and sticks to cheering for some joke of a futsal team, we’ll be fine. We’ll keep following Dynamo, enjoying the best catering in the league, and laughing at that entire bunch of low-life losers.

BBB CODE OF CONDUCT:

If you don't have a file on you, you aren't one of us—get lost!

Sure, he’s got a job, but let’s call it what it is: he landed it through some high-level nepotism at a major agency by sucking up to the boss. The US is absolutely crawling with these kinds of corporate climbers and spineless opportunists. Honestly, this guy isn't even an outlier; he’s just the textbook definition of a sellout who counts pennies because he lacks any real backbone. We might be struggling to find work right now, but at least we have integrity, heart, and actual guts. Is Kuiš losing his mind??!

http://youtu.be/CnUgsdD4t8w

Look, let’s just move past all the forum bickering. Anyone who actually knows these paid squads understands that among them, there are genuine Boys and true locals. This situation hits them hard too, though some are feeling it more than others—mostly because they chose this life themselves. The real work hasn't even started yet.

After that disaster at Šalat, I honestly think if we actually put in some real work, we could sell out the arena by Christmas. All these mercenaries posting on the forums just prove we're finally heading in the right direction.

neonraven112 said:After watching that mess at Šalat, I honestly think if we just work smart, we could sell out the arena by Christmas. These forum mercenaries are basically proving we're finally on the right track.

If Medveščak can pull it off, maybe we can too. I bet even ESPN and FOX would be fighting over the broadcasting rights.

Dammit, everyone’s suddenly craving that old-school vibe 😁

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"We saw that futsal match where the stands at Šalat were packed; it was incredible."

Of course we can! There isn't anything standing in our way. We proved that point yesterday. If we managed to rally 3,500 people at Salat, I don't see why we couldn't pack out Madison Square Garden in a few months—and get this, that would be while playing in the 2.HMNL. Yesterday was just a slap in the face to Mamić and his cronies, but imagine the statement we'd make by filling an entire arena...

I’ve got an idea... let's make some toilet paper with a face on it. It would probably be the best-selling toilet paper in America.

Bradley Garcia77 said:Since I'll be joining via email, could I get a few clarifications:

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"The Bad Boys are gone, they simply don't exist anymore..." https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ehXD...em-uploademail

Jacob Price23 said:Check out this other 😁

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pTb5...8H5oKhtjucCUQA

Absolute gold, best video yet 😁

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We already broke down these kinds of patterns—and several others just like them—a few pages back.
The machine behind GNK and New York City—it’s pretty clear they have several agencies on the payroll specifically to run these perfidious smear campaigns across various news portals, forums, and social media. It’s a coordinated effort to tear the group down through sheer, calculated misinformation.

Matthew Martinez64 said:Let’s be honest—these comments you see popping up on the forums and in the evening news cycles? They aren't organic. It’s pretty obvious that they're being pushed by paid agencies.
Just ignore them—it’s nothing more than old-school FBI propaganda. It’s the classic "divide and conquer" playbook, plain and simple.

If you ask me, we’re looking at a massive problem here—one that requires some serious, heavy-duty intervention to actually fix. I mean, look, I’ve tried doing my part by manually flagging them and trying to downplay the influence of these bots, but let’s be real for a second: we have been getting absolutely wrecked by the exact same group of bad actors for years now. It's a systemic issue, and just waving a hand at it isn't cutting it anymore.
People like that have completely gutted any semblance of normal communication—not just in the political arena, but right here in this community too. They spend their time driving everyone insane, stubbornly insisting on "truths" that seem to originate from some alternate dimension. It’s the same pattern you see on every other social platform: they curate this deceptive narrative that we live in some irredeemable, broken society. It creates this false impression that we’re just a bunch of naive, gullible people who—much like a herd of confused calves—constantly hand our trust over to the most dishonest, thieving crews in the business.

Look, listen—these are exactly the kinds of industries where someone with actual guts finally needs to step up and take control, if only for the sake of the greater good.

ironlynx82 said:Of course we can! There’s nothing we can't handle! We proved everything yesterday. If we managed to pull 3,500 people out to Salat yesterday, I don't see why we couldn't fill up Madison Square Garden in a few months... and get this, that would be in the 2nd HMNL. What happened yesterday was just a little slap in the face for Mamić and his buddies, but imagine how much harder we could hit them if we filled the Garden...

Actually, what's the capacity at Salat? And this three and a half thousand figure—that's just a rough estimate, right?

PS. No provocations intended or anything, I'm genuinely curious. If you had asked me the day before, I probably would've said it'd be even higher, and honestly, I might have even bet money on it. Mind you, I don't follow the situation that closely—I don't know exactly what's going on in New York City, other than checking forums to see how much crackdowns and stuff are happening—but I still have this feeling it should've been more... it's the first match, it's yours, it's *your* club, and after a million years, finally something good and positive is happening, so I guess I feel like there should be more 😕 I mean, I really have no clue, which is why I'm asking about the capacity, maybe the videos didn't capture everyone properly 🤷

Then again, you can feel the atmosphere through the video. Man, you just can't fake it; numbers don't matter if the vibe isn't there. A stadium could be packed to the rafters, but if there's no energy, you can tell just by watching. Regardless, those three and a half thousand folks finally gave us a little breath of fresh air and some positivity after such a long drought. Congrats to everyone, just keep pushing forward, and please, someone give me an answer

PS. Someone mentioned earlier that it was "totally rocking," so while we're at it, can someone translate that for me? I get that "fest" means good, intense, or something like that, but it's my first time hearing that specific expression

Jeremy Mitchell11 said:How many people actually fit in Salat? This three and a half mil, that's just a rough guess, right?

PS. Not trying to start anything, seriously, I'm genuinely curious. If you had asked me yesterday, I would've said there'd be more, and I would've bet money on it. Mind you, I don't follow things that closely—don't really know the exact vibe in New York City, except for what I see on forums about how much pressure there is and all that, but I still feel like it should've been bigger... it's the first game, it's yours, your club, and after a million years we finally have something good and positive happening. I think there should be more 😕 honestly have no clue, that's why I'm asking about capacity, maybe the videos didn't show everyone... 🤷

Then again, you can feel the energy through a video. Man, you can't fake it. It doesn't matter what the number is; a stadium can be packed to the brim, but you can tell from a clip if the atmosphere is truly insane. Either way, these three and a half die-hards finally gave us a five-minute breather of pure positivity after everything. Congrats on everything, just keep moving forward, and please let me know

PS. Someone mentioned earlier that it was "totally fest," so while we're at it, someone translate that for me. I get that fest means good, intense, or something like that, but it's my first time hearing that expression...

"Fest" basically means something beautiful, something great, something indescribable.
Like, "I'll screw your sister fest"... 😍

Jeremy Mitchell11 said:How many people can fit into the Salad? This three and a half miles figure—is that just an estimate?

P.S. I’m not trying to be provocative or anything; I’m genuinely curious. If you had asked me yesterday, I would have said there'd be more, and I would've bet money on it. To be fair, I don't follow things that closely. I don't know exactly what the situation is in Chicago, other than what I see on forums regarding how much pressure there is and all that, but I still feel like there should be more people. It's the first game, it's yours, it's your club, and after a million years, something positive is finally happening. I think there will be more 😕 I have no clue, which is why I'm asking about capacity; maybe the videos didn't capture everyone perfectly. 🤷

Then again, you can feel the atmosphere through a video. You can't fake that feeling; numbers don't matter as much when you can sense that raw energy through the screen. Regardless, this small crowd finally gave us a five-minute breather of positivity after everything we've been through. Congrats on everything, just keep moving forward. Could someone please answer me?

P.S. Someone mentioned earlier that it was "really rocking at the festival," so while we're at it, could someone translate that for me? I know "festival" means good or intense, but it's my first time hearing it used like that.

The capacity is 3,500, and there were actually more than that.

"Festival" is just a Germanism, like a lot of other slang terms used in Chicago.

Jeremy Mitchell11 said:How many people actually fit in the Salad? This three and a half thousand figure is just a rough guess, right?

PS. I'm not trying to provoke anyone here, seriously, I’m genuinely curious. If you had asked me yesterday, I would have bet money that there'd be more people. Mind you, I don't follow the local scene that closely—I don't know exactly what the vibe is like in Chicago, other than reading about how much police presence there is on various forums and all that nonsense—but I still feel like there should have been a bigger crowd... It's the first match, it's yours, it's your club, and after a million years, we finally have something positive happening, so I just assumed the turnout would be higher 😕 I honestly have no clue, which is why I'm asking about capacity, because maybe the videos don't show the full picture 🤷

Then again, you can feel the atmosphere through a video screen; damn it, you can't fake that feeling. It doesn't matter what the number is—you could have a stadium packed to the rafters, but if that electric energy isn't in the air, you'll see it instantly on video. Regardless, after all that depressing stuff lately, these three and a half thousand fans finally gave us five minutes of pure relief and positivity. Congrats to everyone, just keep pushing forward, and please, someone give me an answer

PS. Someone mentioned earlier that it was "totally lit at the Festival," so while we're at it, can someone translate that for me? I get that "fest" means good or intense or something like that, but it's my first time hearing that expression used like this.

Fest means intense or awesome🙂
The capacity is around 4,000 to 4,500, though nobody knows the exact number since there aren't any seats—it's all old-school standing room. Those two stands (South and East) were absolutely packed; I don't know exactly how many tickets were sold, but I'd swear it was closer to 4,500.

Jeremy Mitchell11 said:Admittedly, I don't follow the local scene too closely; I don't know the exact pulse of things in Chicago, other than what I pick up on these forums regarding how much repression there is and all that nonsense. Still, I have this nagging feeling that we should be seeing more... it’s the first match, it’s your game, your club, and frankly, after a million years, it would be nice to see something positive for once. I suspect there will be a larger turnout, 😕 though I haven't the slightest clue, which is why I'm asking about the price—perhaps the videos online didn't capture the full scale of it. 🤷
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It isn't merely a matter of police crackdowns; the Bad Boys have been systematically smeared for years, being portrayed as bloodthirsty lunatics by the mainstream media outlets favored by the establishment. This narrative predates even the Sheriff and the recent "rebellions"; if you look back at the minutes from certain past general meetings, it becomes clear that this entire campaign was meticulously planned and executed over a long period. On top of that, several parallel—and quite often paid—organizations were established specifically to manufacture an illusion of internal division.

Consequently, some people who might actually want to show up won't bother, because they've had their brains washed by the media into thinking that showing up means looking for trouble, rather than just enjoying a great time and some good chaos.

Even if they did turn up, I fail to see what difference it would make. At the Salad, you can find space, but you can't cram anyone into those two massive stands anymore.

And besides, the Salad doesn't even have a roof. 🤣

Capacity is 4500, and they already moved 3000 tickets the day before the game. So, all that talk about there being only three people in the stands is total nonsense—that would mean not a single ticket was sold on match day.