Bad Boys - Part IV

Scott Jones9 said:

So what?

Steven Hayes said:yeah, right. nobody's celebrating this 90+5 minute 2:3 loss today. massive respect. 🤷

total lie. people were definitely hyped... I mean, even the keeper Edward ran straight to the Bad Boys so they could celebrate together.🙂

whatever.

Baa baa baa baa... you'll find out soon enough who we absolutely crushed... baa baa baa baa

What kind of road trip was that? Half the vans and cars ended up busted or in a wreck. 🙂😁

Luckily, everyone walked away fine.

Andrew Peterson6 said:That’s just plain wrong; they were celebrating big time... I mean, even the keeper Edward ran straight over to the Bad Boys so they could all celebrate together.🙂

But whatever, it doesn't matter.

I wouldn't know, maybe I just saw things differently than you did.😕

Goals just aren't happening like they used to. Even against teams like Seattle or Portland, we're struggling to find the back of the net. People have grown a bit indifferent, too; even when the LA Galaxy scores, you don't see that massive rush of euphoria we used to feel years ago.

Could someone who actually knows what's going on explain what this "V..." message means? It’s about a good friend of mine—we've known each other for years—but I'm out of town right now and haven't been in the loop for a few weeks... please DM me if you can help.
Also, as far as I know, that person is still stuck in the suburbs... and I really don't think anyone else uses that nickname, so please just send me a PM.

I want to touch on something much more important here. There’s a real positive energy building up. On June 6th at the Los Angeles Galaxy stadium, we held the "one member, one vote" presentation—it was about elections and growth. We’ve finally cleaned house, and now we have a genuine shot at shaping the next generation of fans. As for those few people acting like penitents? Honestly, I’d be embarrassed to even show up to games if I were them. It’s painfully obvious who actually makes up this group and who is just dead weight... After the absolute disaster they faced in Miami and across the rest of the US where everyone was mocking them, they can take their leave. Who knows when they'll ever resurface, or if they will at all. ☕

wearyraven25 said:So what?

The unknown guy was there—it could have been any big shot from the US Soccer Federation, really.
I mean, honestly, it could’ve even been Jerry Jones. It's not like he got jumped at the Rose Bowl last time, so I don't think he's exactly shaking in his boots. Plus, he’s always been pretty good at dodging trouble—usually by playing nice with all those local politicians and power players. And someone else mentioned something I actually agree with; if what Jerry Jones did at the Rose Bowl happened during an intense rivalry game in a place like New York or Chicago—you know, if some executive from the opposing team went to their stadium just to taunt the fans—they probably would've been beaten senseless for good. Same thing if it happened over in Greece or somewhere.
Man, back in the day during the old era, you wouldn't even see stuff like that happening at the Rose Bowl, regardless of who was involved. If something like that had gone down in Miami back then, I doubt the visiting players, the management, or even the fans would have made it out of the city in one piece.
All of this just sort of points to the general mindset of Americans lately. We could sit here and philosophize about it for hours, but that's not really what this thread is about, and I'm not really in the mood to go there either.

casualwolf48 said:The unknown guy was there, and it could have been anyone from the federation leadership.
Well, damn, it could have been Jerry Jones for all we know. It’s not like he got jumped at the Rose Bowl last time, so he isn't exactly shaking in his boots right now. Besides, he’s become an expert at dodging trouble through various backroom deals with local power players and politicians. Someone else mentioned something I actually agree with—that if what Jerry Jones pulled at the Rose Bowl had happened during a massive rivalry game in a place like New York or Chicago, where officials from the opposing teams go to taunt the home crowd, he would've been beaten senseless for good. The same goes if that kind of thing happened in Greece.
Honestly, even back in the old days, you didn't see that kind of stuff happening at the stadium, regardless of who was in charge. If something like that had gone down in Miami during that era, the players, the management, and hell, even the visiting fans probably wouldn't have made it out of the city alive.
All of this just points to the general state of mind among Americans these days. We could sit here and philosophize about it all night, but that’s not really the point of this thread, and frankly, I don't feel like doing it.

Exactly! Because you can just sit there and overthink everything instead of actually doing anything! You're just beating around the bush... and then to top it off, you write "I don't feel like it"!!

Those two clearly think they know exactly what's best for everyone.

casualwolf48 said:It could have been that unknown guy, or maybe Šuker, or who knows what other big shots from the US Soccer Federation.
Give me a break. It could have easily been Jerry Jones. It’s not like he was getting jumped at the Rose Bowl last time, so I doubt he's shaking in his boots now. Besides, he’s managed to dodge plenty of other headaches over the years by playing ball with various local power players and political heavyweights. Someone mentioned earlier that what happened with him at the Rose Bowl was basically just a preview of how those executives from the Yankees or the Red Sox act during an eternal rivalry—just showing up to the opponent's turf specifically to troll the fans.
If that happened at any stadium, they’d beat him senseless once and for all. It would be the exact same story if something like that went down over in Greece or anywhere else.
Honestly, back in the day when we played at the Rose Bowl during the old era, you just didn't see this kind of stuff happening—not under any circumstances. If something like this had gone down in Miami back then, the players and the board wouldn't have made it out of the city alive, and honestly, neither would the away fans.
All of this just points to the collective state of mind we're dealing with here in America. We could sit around all day lamenting that or trying to turn it into some deep philosophical debate, but that’s not really what this thread is for—and honestly, I don't have the energy for it either.

What kind of nonsense are you talking about? You’re acting like there’s some massive shift in morale, but let's be real—you can compare the vibe from back in the day to how things are now, and the outcome would be exactly the same. Honestly, if people really wanted to make a statement, they’d storm the field, tear through the stands, and burn the whole stadium down. It's crazy that I even have to explain this to you; it's like you're willfully ignoring the obvious.
They finally went after Jerry Jones. Honestly, how can you 500 real fans stand to deal with that pack of stinking sycophants? If this were happening in New York or even down in Greece, they would’ve dealt with him ages ago. And according to your logic, the Bad Boys would have settled this twenty years ago, right? Well, reality doesn't work like that. I don't care who people claim was hit by rockets out West; any explanation you give me is just noise. Back in the day, flares were flying all over the stadium from the South side too. Remember that, and maybe learn something. I won't be repeating myself because that's just stupid, but I'm sure there are plenty of people out there who will.

Thomas Flores7 said:Man, what kind of nonsense are you spewing? Talk about being out of touch. You can compare the heat back then to how things are today, but it doesn't change the reality of where we stand. Honestly, if things were truly "unrestrained," the whole crowd would have stormed the field, stormed the stands, and burned the whole place down. It’s like asking me why we haven't
taken out Jerry Jones yet. How can five hundred real fans not just wipe out those handfuls of stinking mercenaries? If this were happening in Chicago or Greece, or even with the Bad Boys twenty years ago, they would have handled it long ago based on your logic. But reality tells a different story. As for who was getting hit by rockets out West, I don't care much. Every excuse feels pointless and redundant. Flares were flying all over the stadium from every corner. Remember that, and remember it well. I won't go looking for trouble because that's just plain stupid, but there are plenty of others who will.

I have exactly one word for you, and I’m putting it in ALL CAPS: SCRAM.

So I’m scrolling through this fan site, and apparently, there's some huge outcry for jail time just because fans weren't sitting in their assigned seats during the game against the Red Bulls. Like, seriously? Then I look at those numbers from the turnout in Miami and honestly, it just makes me so damn proud—they haven't been able to break us, and we’re still standing tall. It feels like the whole system—the courts, the cops, the entire establishment—has one goal: shut down the Bad Boys. That’s why getting the Los Angeles Galaxy futsal project off the ground is absolutely massive for the group. We need to show up in force and tell our own story—once the media realizes we aren't just playing around, they might actually step up and help. Seriously, call everyone who gives a damn about this team and get them down to the arena. I truly think this is the turning point for our future.

If a missile had actually hit someone out West, this whole Futsal Dinamo circus would've been shut down before it even got off the ground. The only person actually gaining anything from this kind of idiocy is that absolute menace
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John Torres6 said:I’ve got just one word for you, and I’m putting it in all caps: GET LOST.

You clearly didn't grasp a single thing I was trying to get across here. But whatever. I'll give you what you want and back off..

I honestly can’t wrap my head around how some people see you guys; I always had this impression that you actually had much more public backing 🤷 though, let’s be real, most of these comments aren't exactly worth taking seriously..
Just look at these random comments from an article in the New York Post about why you all were being detained because of some other sector issue: "This belongs in the crime section because it has nothing to do with sports. They should probably be locked up a bit longer so they come back as decent citizens.. these idiots are just hurting Dynamo's reputation,"
"Boys, I couldn't care less,"
"What does Mamić have to do with any of this? When are you going to realize that the establishment is just using you for their own ends!? If I remember correctly, the Secretary of Sports back then was Jovanović, his deputy was Skansi, and the Police Commissioner was Ostojić! They're all your guys, so why the sudden complaining!" "The photo in this article is such a scam because you can only see half the picture. Why didn't the reporter mention that those 'good boys' were playing human shield with the security guards? I was actually there witnessing it. In one instance, a guard even got hurt, but NO, the journalist conveniently leaves that out... now THAT should be a jail sentence." "The best atmosphere at Dynamo's games was always when the BBB boycotted them! Once they stop showing up in the stands, the stadium will just fill up with 'theater crowds' instead. "

John Torres6 said:Honestly, there’s just one word for you, and I’m shouting it in all caps: GET LOST.

Let’s go, everybody! Get up and get moving!!

Frank Sanchez37 said:I am genuinely surprised by how some people think. I assumed you had more public backing🤷 even if these comments aren't worth much..
here are some comments from an American news article regarding the crackdown on other sectors

Is there anyone left who hasn't figured out the game?😲
The people posting on that site are paid actors. The Republican and Democratic elites run that place.