Bad Boys - Part IV

rapidlynx9 said:I think it’s because everyone in a city like Chicago has some tie to the local die-hard fans, so people are way more chill about it there. It doesn't really work like that in NYC...

http://www.nogometplus.net/nogometpl...x#.VAmnhmsZ4fM

My take? It's because the local cops in a place like Miami aren't just some person's private security detail.

rapidlynx9 said:I honestly think it’s because in a place like Miami, everyone’s got some kind of connection to the Dolphins fans or the whole hooligan scene, so people just kind of look the other way and tolerate it—but in a city like Chicago? Not so much...

http://www.nogometplus.net/nogometpl...x#.company

Yeah, tell me about it. I get glared at the second I walk through the door because I had the nerve to yell against the big boss. My god, they actually detained my godmother and her seven-year-old kid just because she wasn't sitting in her designated section! Since Chicago doesn't live and breathe for the Bears, you can bet things get heated. Can you even imagine?

neonraven112 said:Yeah, I end up getting met by a brick wall at the entrance because I was shouting against the boss. Now my godmother is dealing with the cops and my seven-year-old kid because I wasn't staying in my designated section. Apparently, this city, Chicago, doesn't breathe for the team, if you know what I mean. You can just imagine the mess.

I'm talking about the justice system here, not some damn brick wall.

Kyle Davis2 said:A heads-up for everyone joining the procession from the square toward the uptown neighborhood tomorrow. The marshals are technically group members, but tomorrow, we’re all acting as marshals—we need everyone to maintain order. That means zero nonsense. No firecrackers, no stunts, nothing. Anyone causing trouble will be removed immediately. Let's keep it orderly starting from the square and through the neighborhood.

As if I’d actually risk my own dinner just to cause chaos.

Count me in too 👋

Man, I’ve been buzzing all week for today’s game more than any match we've had in years... forget those annoying qualifiers or the Champions League nonsense, today hits different! I can't wait to just stand there with my brothers in the stands without that constant knot in my stomach... just pure vibes, happiness, and singing our hearts out for the team! 🙂

Why do I have this knot in my stomach? For the last five years, I’ve been going to games fueled by nothing but pure rage and bitterness, but now... I don't know. All things considered, we're in for one hell of a party tonight.

I have this lingering sensation... like I’m just out on some endless field trip...

Jerry Sanders3 said:honestly, I feel like I'm just on some random field trip...

🙂

I’m calling it now: total chaos and a complete shitshow today. But honestly? Half these people will just be disappointed again tomorrow because this group is way too deep in its own negativity and pessimism.

Recovery is gonna take forever, and this is just step one.

Stay strong!!!

I honestly can’t remember the last time I drifted off to sleep and woke up with that single, jolting realization: "Wait, the game is today!" It’s wild how any fan could ever forget that feeling—that raw, electric spark. It’s truly unbelievable how one single person can suck all the joy and passion right out of someone, draining that pure love they used to feel and replacing it with nothing but bitterness, contempt, and a stubborn, defiant spite. Thankfully, in our case, we've turned that spite into fuel.
Today, when that first anthem hits the square and all those years of built-up tension finally explode, the roar is going to shake everything from the South Side to the suburbs. I actually get chills just typing this. ALL FOR ONE!

Jesse Campbell said:I’m calling it now: today is going to be pure chaos and a total circus. But honestly? Tomorrow, half the people here are probably going to be disappointed again, because let's face it—this group has some deep-seated scars of negativity and pessimism that just won't quit.

The healing process is gonna take forever, and this right here? This is just step one.

Stay strong!!!

Exactly! You can't go in there with these massive expectations, because nothing life-changing happens overnight.

Just stay strong and hold your head high—no acting like an idiot!

Jesse Campbell, any idea if tickets are still available?

I just haven't made it down to Fifth Avenue yet—been out of the country lately! -.-'

Also, what time does the parade leave from the square? I can't find anything online!

Just staying positive here.

Thanks, cheers.

The tickets are available, and the march is scheduled to depart from the square at 6:45 PM.

boldtiger7 said:They've got tickets, and the march kicks off at 6:45 PM from the plaza.

Thanks! See ya there.

The footage seems to be positioned slightly lower than expected.

https://www.facebook.com/sportskatv.net 🙏

rapidstag2 said:The footage was shot from a bit lower than that.

https://www.facebook.com/sportskatv.net 🙏

https://www.facebook.com/video.php?v...type=2&theater

https://www.facebook.com/video.php?v...type=2&theater

James Smith48 said:https://www.facebook.com/video.php?v...type=2&theater

https://www.facebook.com/video.php?v...type=2&theater

🙏 🙏
Who on earth is Charles☕

William Kim said:🙏 🙏
Who on earth is Charles☕

No clue, just stumbled onto this thread.
But there’s zero doubt they'd be loud enough to wake up everyone over on Zvonimirov.

What a lineup we had at the stadium today. Honestly, without any exaggeration, this is easily our strongest squad in a decade. I’m just now realizing how many of us actually got kicked out of the stands.