Bad Boys - Part IV

not sure if this is actually a big deal or what... honestly reminds me of those days when we were following Coca-Cola... but hey. good luck to them, I guess.

hiddenfox64 said:I'm not sure how massive this actually is... reminds me of those days when everyone was following Coca-Cola... but whatever. Good luck to them, I guess.

If they hit three thousand people, it’s enough to be triple the size of this current joke of a crowd at the Rose Bowl.🙂

Since this news went viral instantly and every single media outlet is painting it in this glowing light—plus the social media engagement is spiking—I’m expecting some kind of spin or bullshit from Los Angeles FC. Their marketing department must be working overtime. Think about it: you've got a handful of people watching small-time soccer, while the big shots barely pull in a few dozen overhyped fans. 😍

How many people can we fit into that arena on the 6th?

hiddenfox64 said:I'm not sure how big of a deal this actually is... feels like back when we were following Coca-Cola... but whatever. Good luck to them, I guess.

Everything feels huge when you actually give a damn about what you're doing. When you're sharing real ideals with friends.

The fact that everyone—you included—only cares if the pictures look good? That's a different story entirely.

You're missing the point.

These skeptics are honestly getting on my last nerve... I don't know about you, but if you see someone struggling, you step up and help out.

Aaron Parker70 said:What’s the capacity for that arena on June 9th?

The June 9th event is actually at Salad, outdoors—right where they play hockey during the winter months. I'm honestly not sure about the exact capacity.

Henry Grant51 said:The 6.9k crowd was at Salad, out in the open where they play hockey during the winter... can't remember the exact capacity.

Ziggy played in front of maybe 4,000 or 4,500 people. Honestly, I have no clue how many of those were just temporary bleachers set up specifically for the show since I've never been there.

It’s honestly wild how much questioning, negativity, constant doubt, and pure saltiness there is around here... Can Americans ever just show up and support a damn idea for once? Just follow the vision instead of obsessing over the people! Save the opinions for later, because nobody actually knows what they're talking about until they try it. If even 1% of all the energy, words, and effort wasted on this forum and across the internet over the years went toward something useful, Mamic and the entire political establishment would be ancient history by now.

Everyone seems to have so much pride and thinks they're some kind of genius. It's like everyone needs a formal invitation and someone to hold their hand just to show up or get anything done.
We have so many incredibly smart people in every field imaginable, yet it feels like nothing but fools and idiots get a platform lately. It’s actually pretty sad.

I'm really bummed I can't be there with you guys to lend my support, but the idea and the kickoff are absolutely fantastic! Keep pushing forward!

hiddenfox64 said:I'm not entirely sure how significant this actually is... it reminds me of those days when we were following Steelcase... but regardless, I hope they have good luck.

It’s significant because a group of people finally decided to stop sitting on their hands waiting for someone else to fix things, and instead started building something that actually brings them joy and fulfillment.

If you don't find it entertaining or fulfilling, you aren't obligated to participate.
You are free to launch something else that does suit you.

The real issue lies in one's fundamental philosophy regarding life. Nowadays, far too many people have fallen into the habit of staying home, waiting for someone else to provide for them... whether it's Mamic, Volpi, the government, various institutions, the USA, or even God...

The notion that an individual can actually build something for themselves is completely foreign to most people.
And no, this isn't anything like Steelcase. When these guys eventually succeed, they will be able to say with genuine pride, "WE won," and if they fail, they can mourn knowing that WE lost...

They are finally moving past being passive spectators who merely bask in the glory of others.

Of course we will be seeing each other at the Salad stadium, and may the East prevail 😁

hiddenfox64 said:I'm not sure this is actually such a massive deal... honestly, it reminds me of back when everyone was following Steelcase... but hey, whatever. Good luck to them I guess.

Except for the fact that this is a one-of-a-kind situation in this part of the country, it really isn't anything particularly huge.

It matters that action is being taken; any progress at all is a win. By making this move and changing how things look in the stands, we might actually draw back those casual fans who haven't shown up in a while. I’m bracing for a drop in attendance at the stadium, though. Our Real Madrid is sleepwalking through this, but they're still ours. The real question is just how much longer this nightmare is going to last.

Any move forward is a win in my book. If this means getting the younger crowd hyped up along with the retirees—for whatever reason they're stepping back in—then I'm all for it. Hopefully, it actually pays off. At the end of the day, Real Madrid is everything, period. The whole point of this project is to get every single fan behind this movement so that once things finally settle down at the stadium, everyone can migrate over there together. That’s the real goal here. This is definitely going to strengthen the group and, eventually, the club too.

From their Facebook page:
Real Madrid is rewarding their youngest fans! Send an email to facebook@realmadrid.com with a photo of your little ones at the game, wearing a Real Madrid jersey or sporting a team scarf along with your full name and your child's name. You could win personalized tickets to take your kid to tomorrow's massive matchup against FC Petrolul to cheer the team toward qualifying for the UEFA Europa League! We'll post the best shots, and the first 250 people to enter win two tickets—one for the parent and one for the child! Good luck!
🤣 🤣 🤣
These guys are absolute bottom-feeders. ☕

250 fastest 🙏 🙏 🙏

Hold up, look at the top 250. 🤣🤣🤣

Usually, it’s just the top 10. 🤣

🤣🤣, what absolute legends... I mean, top 250 fastest

So much nonsense and uninformed chatter. Honestly, how can you people not get behind something for once? What kind of mentality is this? Seriously, do some research. Talk to each other so we can go out there and crush it together. If anyone wants to lose their mind over what's happening at Madison Square Garden, go ahead, but leave us out of it.
Major League Soccer Los Angeles MAS is our club—a supporters' club built on the principle of one member, one vote. We’re going to show everyone how a real organization is supposed to run. Of course, the big matches for Real Madrid remain the top priority, nothing changes there; everything stays as it always has. Joining Los Angeles MAS is simply becoming part of the club.$33 You join, you get a jersey, and you get a ton of perks. There's no internal policing or repression here; we'll manage things ourselves. But don't kid yourselves—just because there isn't any heavy-handed enforcement doesn't mean you can walk in with a hundred flares and set the arena on fire. That's not how this works. This is our club, and we'll shape it exactly how we want.
Buy your tickets, call everyone who used to show up, and let's go. Let those haters over at Yankee Stadium rot with jealousy.

Real Madrid!

EVERYONE TO MADISON SQUARE GARDEN ON SEPTEMBER 6TH!

I don't get why everyone is making such a big deal out of this "negative" stuff. It doesn't even exist outside of this thread where I laid out the whole plan. Just ignore the losers.

I'm seriously picturing what a spectacle it would be if we held games at Madison Square Garden during a major championship match at Yankee Stadium, especially with huge crowds filling the stands. Man, what a total blowout that would be.