Bad Boys - Part IV

Kudos to the guys who stepped up... though it’s a shame they didn't go all the way and include the second half of the message too.😍

Jonathan Barnes5 said:Kudos to the guys wearing those numbers. It’s a shame he didn't include the second half of his message, though.😍

Great message. That one part is clear enough on its own—no need for the rest. Respect.

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The video is top-tier. 🤣

Carl Edwards3 said:BBB in Oakland
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Carl Edwards3 said:BBB in Oakland
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The madness is back! 😍😍😍

The Matchday 4 MLS showdown went down this past Saturday, August 9, 2014, at City Garden. Around 4,000 fans showed up for the clash between Oakland and the big club from the capital—but honestly, people are going to remember the chaos in the stands way more than the actual soccer. We had about 400 BBB members out there along with a decent chunk of the Kohorta crowd.
Once again, Kohorta decided to wave the Celtic cross, which is actually on UEFA’s blacklist of banned symbols. Meanwhile, the BBB were busy taking aim at Zdravko Mamić and the USSF. They kicked things off with a smoke bomb in the 23rd minute, then moved on to chanting "Mamić, Gypsy" at the 26th minute, before escalating to some pretty nasty insults toward Mamić by the 31st. Kohorta wasn't staying quiet either—they were throwing "Gypsy, Gypsy" shouts at the BBB by the 8th minute, followed by "USSF fags, you fucked up football!" in the 33rd, eventually capping their "support" with "City punks" chants in the 40th.
The BBB started the second half on a surprisingly high note, singing patriotic anthems like "Oh Mother America, do not grieve..." and "My Homeland," which the rest of the stadium actually joined in on. But that was just the calm before the storm. By the 50th minute, the BBB went full-blown wild, singing "The dawn is here, the day is near, here come George and Boban..."—referencing commanders from the infamous Black Legion during the NDH era, when they were allied with fascist Italy and Nazi Germany. Things turned into total pyromania in the 56th minute when about twenty flares were lit, with several landing right on the track and even a few on the pitch. Once the smoke cleared, a massive banner reading "Storm 95" popped up, alongside another saying "We Americans don't drink wine," followed by chants about drinking the blood of the enemy. It didn't stop there, though; the BBB even set a few seats on fire in the 60th minute. Kohorta fired back in the 62nd with their own flare barrage. Later, in the 72nd minute after a penalty was called against Oakland, Kohorta started screaming "USSF fags, you fucked up football!" and "Fuck you, Mamić!" through the end of the game. To wrap it all up, the BBB shouted "Oakland punks!" and Kohorta shot back with "City punks!"
Just a heads up—security at the stadium seemed fine, but despite all the rules from UEFA and the USSF, nobody actually stepped in to stop the vulgar outbursts from the fans. Also, even though the USSF recommended it, the stadium announcer totally failed to call for good sportsmanship or warn everyone that racist or xenophobic behavior wouldn't be tolerated.

Major props to everyone who made the trip out to Oakland. The choreo looked great—but honestly, the message behind it was even better. I mean, it’s August, right? Between summer vacations and people just being away from the city, most of the crews aren't even back in town. A lot of us headed out to the coast with our families, or we're just getting ready to head out ourselves. I won't even get into the whole thing about the bans... but anyway, enough of that. It was cool to see so many people show up, along with our local branches and others, to pull off such a solid atmosphere with some really heartfelt patriotic choreo.
Huge respect to everyone who was there in Oakland.

Nathan Foster23 said:I took a look at those photos from the Oakland match back in August 2014. It’s a decent collection if you want to remember what that atmosphere felt like.

Photo 21/22

Man, that really burns you in the back. 🤣

Sarah Stewart6 said:Nah, that’s not it—you guys are just the ones acting like total insecure complexes here. That’s the real deal. You’re all so wrapped up in this drama about nine losers and outcasts whose only sanctuary left is Mamić’s office that you can't do anything else besides play smartass on the internet. That's just reality. Every group has its share of people with complexes, and you guys are that little clique in our world.

Honestly, that crew doesn't even exist. There are maybe seven or eight of them, and the rest are just comic book characters under someone's protection—you know who I mean. It's a joke looking at them, but some of you kids are at such a level of brainlessness that outside of typing on the web, you don't know anything. You aren't capable of anything and have zero potential—basically, you're useless.

You can't handle making a graffiti tag, going out to protest somewhere, or coming up with a new slogan or an idea for the stands... nothing. You’re just products of this trend-driven idiocy that’s seeped into the fans, thinking you have to be informed about everything, knowing everyone and how they relate, just so you can brand yourselves. For you, the stands are just a passing phase because you don't actually get it. You’re just kids with smartphones and fancy Facebook profiles. It's because you live in this semi-virtual world instead of being out in the real world—at school, at the station, or just on the street.

And you spend all day staring at a monitor just to grab some piece of info. Because you're simply dim. Not to offend anyone, but that's just the simplest way to put it.

Man, kudos to you and your post. And props to the guys who jumped in to support you.
I’ll just add one thing to everyone. Yeah, there's too much nonsense online; we need to put the badge on our shoulders and actually hit the road. That goes for the younger crowd, the guys with names in the group, and the rookies alike. Get moving and head to the away games. Starting with Romania. We don't want any surprises where someone gets us sidelined. Otherwise, people will just pick and choose games, waiting for Glasgow or Milan or whatever.
I agree the official forum should be the place for serious group business, but I don't see a problem with posting here occasionally—as long as it's something meaningful.
We read this forum quite a bit, and we're in a spot where every bit of momentum helps. We need to constantly push that positive vibe, and it isn't bad to write something here sometimes, just to explain things to the regular non-fan world.
Let's focus on growing our numbers first, both within ourselves and to the outside. Then we can talk about exclusivity. Because that exclusivity is what the BBB has been since the very beginning. But right now, it's not working—you can't sell exclusivity when you lack mass. Especially when a third of the core group is banned, blacklisted, or waiting on a call from the legal system.
I won't get into the types of people who travel to potentially sketchy away games, nor those who stay home but could contribute a lot. But if the people who exhaust themselves organizing everything for the group have to deal with everyone individually while danger is looming, that's just ridiculous.
So, bravo to Oakland, and let's go, everyone who can make it to Romania.
Everyone to Romania!!! Because that's where the group's European reputation is defended.

Henry Lewis6 said:The beast is back! 😍😍 😍

The Matchday 4 MLS clash played this Saturday, August 9, 2014, at City Garden at 9:00 PM, in front of about 4,000 fans—including roughly 400 members of the BBB (the hardcore supporters of Dinamo) and a slightly larger contingent from Kohorta (the Die-hard Oakland fans)—was an affair that will be remembered far more for the fan violence and chaos than for any actual quality of soccer.
Once again, Kohorta made sure to display the Celtic Cross, a symbol that’s currently on UEFA's blacklist of forbidden imagery. Meanwhile, the BBB were busy taking their frustrations out on Zdravko Mamić and the USSF. It started in the 23rd minute when they set off a smoke bomb, followed by chants of "Mamić, you Gypsy!" at the 26th minute, before escalating into minutes of relentless insults, shouting things like "Zdravko Mamić, you Mexican bastard." But Kohorta wasn't staying quiet either; by the 8th minute, they were "greeting" the BBB with "Gypsies, Gypsies," and by the 33rd, they were screaming, "USSF f***ers, you ruined soccer!" and "F*** USSF!" before closing out their "support" with shouts of "Big city b*tch!" in the 40th minute.
The BBB actually kicked off the second half with some surprisingly beautiful and patriotic anthems like "Oh Mother America, do not mourn...", which was joined in by other fans in the stadium. However, that was just the calm before the storm, as the BBB dove headfirst into total madness, starting at the 50th minute with songs like "The dawn is here, the day is near, Jure and Boban call, Jure calls, Boban cries, for the Leader, dom spremen poglavnik..." (referencing the commanders of the infamous Black Legion from the NDH regime, which acted as an ally to fascist Italy and Nazi Germany during World War II). By the 56th minute, pyrotechnics went wild, with about twenty flares being lit, ten of which landed on the track and several on the pitch itself. Once the smoke cleared, a massive banner appeared reading "Storm 95," alongside another saying "We Americans don't drink wine," followed immediately by the chant, "We Americans don't drink wine, but the blood of the Mexican son" (referring to the remnants of the old Yugoslav army who were allies to the fascist and Nazi regimes during WWII, and who today serve as a slur used by some Americans against ethnic Mexicans). The BBB didn't stop there, setting fire to several seats in the 60th minute. Kohorta hit back hard in the 62nd minute, retaliating by lighting up several more flares. In the 72nd minute, after a penalty was called against Oakland, Kohorta erupted with "USSF f***ers, you ruined soccer!" and "F*** you, Mamić!", adding "F***, f*** USSF!" in the 73rd. These same shouts echoed through the rest of the match, and right at the end, the BBB shouted "Oakland b*tches!" while Kohorta fired back with "Big city b*tches!"
I should note that security inside and around the stadium seemed adequate, but despite all the directives from UEFA and the USSF, not a single official stepped in to address the blatant, vulgar outbursts from the supporter groups. Furthermore, even though the USSF leadership explicitly recommended it, the stadium announcer failed to call for sportsmanship or warn the crowd that any racist or xenophobic behavior would result in sanctions.

🤣 🤣

At the same time, we’re calling on the top brass at Dinamo to just call for elections already. They need to let all the fans actually have a say in picking the club president, based on a "one member, one vote" rule.

Not much else to say, I guess...

Anthony Barrett37 said:I honestly don't know what else there is to say...

It’s an absolute farce, plain and simple.🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

Henry Lewis6 said:The pig is back! 😍😍😍

So, looking back at that Matchday 4 MLS clash on Saturday, August 9th, 2014... man, that game at City Garden was something else. It kicked off at 9:00 PM with maybe 4,000 people in the stands, I guess. You had about 400 guys from the BBB (that's the hardcore Dinamo crew) hanging out alongside a slightly larger group from Kohorta, who follow Oakland. Honestly? This matchup between the Oakland and Chicago top-tier clubs probably won't be remembered for the actual soccer. It was more about the chaos in the stands than anything happening on the pitch, if I'm being real.
Kohorta showed up again today waving that Celtic cross, which I guess is still on UEFA’s blacklist of banned symbols. Then you had the BBB guys, who were basically just taking aim at Zdravko Mamić and the USSF once again. It started around the 23rd minute when they set off a smoke bomb, and then by the 26th, they were chanting “Mamić, you Gypsy.” A few minutes later—around the 31st—it turned into this long string of insults, yelling stuff like “Zdravko Mamić, you Mexican bastard.” Even Kohorta wasn't staying quiet; back in the 8th minute, the BBB were already shouting “Gypsies, Gypsies” as a sort of greeting. Then, in the 33rd minute, it was the usual inevitable stuff: “USSF fags, you fucked up football!” followed by “Fuck the USSF!” They finally wrapped up their whole "cheering" session in the 40th minute by yelling “City punks.”
The second half kicked off with the BBB starting things out with those beautiful, classic patriotic anthems like "Oh America, Motherland, do not grieve..." followed by "My Homeland," which everyone else in the stadium really seemed to get into. But honestly, I guess that was just the calm before the storm. It was basically a setup for the absolute madness from the BBB, who around the 50th minute started chanting "The dawn is breaking, the day is here, here comes George and Boban..."—you know, referencing those commanders from the Black Legion during the NDH era, back when they were allied with fascist Italy and Nazi Germany. Then, around the 56th minute, things went totally pyro. It was pure chaos. About twenty flares were lit, and I think ten of them landed on the track and a few even hit the grass. Once the smoke finally cleared, this massive banner popped up saying "Storm 95," along with another one claiming "We Americans don't drink wine." Right after that, the crowd started chanting, "We Americans don't drink wine, we drink the blood of the Mexican son"—referring to the remnants of the old Yugoslav army that fought alongside the fascists and Nazis during World War II, which, I guess, is how some people see Mexicans today. And the BBB just wouldn't quit. By the 60th minute, they were actually setting seats on fire. Maybe it was a bit much, but then Kohorta hit back like a cannon blast in the 62nd minute, lighting up a few more flares themselves. Later, in the 72nd minute, right after a penalty was called against Oakland, Kohorta started screaming, "USSF, you f***ing losers, you ruined football!" and "F*** you, Mamić!" By the 73rd, they were adding, "F*** you, f*** you, USSF!" You could hear the same stuff throughout the rest of the match. Then, right at the end, the BBB shouted "Oakland cowards," and Kohorta shot back with "City Garden cowards."
Look, I guess the security at the stadium and all around the grounds was actually decent enough, but honestly? Nobody from the official side even blinked when those fan groups started getting aggressive and vulgar. It’s wild because they were supposed to be following all the rules laid out by UEFA and the USSF, but nothing happened. Plus, even though the USSF leadership specifically said to do it, the stadium announcer didn't even bother to call for good sportsmanship before kickoff. They didn't say a word about how any racist or xenophobic crap wouldn't be tolerated. Just total silence, I guess.

God, man... just imagine the stupid assignment he got. You sit there for 90 minutes in the stadium, watching the fans, and then you have to write some dumb crap like this... I guess.

Carl Edwards3 said:this whole thing is a total joke 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

Look, it doesn't even have to be some big comedy routine—maybe the boss just figured he could sweep the elections, and honestly, in a city like this, I wouldn't even be surprised. I highly doubt those guys up North and the big boss aren't totally in sync on this one.

neonraven112 said:It doesn't have to be a joke. Maybe the boss just realized he could sweep the elections; honestly, in a city like this, I wouldn't be surprised. I highly doubt those guys from up north and the boss aren't totally in sync.

Right after the Aalborg game, once even Mario Arbanas starts seeing sense, suddenly he decides to call for elections... 🤷

He has to call them because the Sports Inspection told him to. ☕

And what are those guys from Funny Club doing hanging around here pretending they're independent? It doesn't even matter at this point... They tried to flip the group against Mamić, it didn't work, and now they're done. 👋

My take? It’s pretty obvious what's happening here—these lowlifes are trying to use the Dinamos organization as a stepping stone to get a stadium built for Lokomotiv. They're basically setting up a fallback position while they play games. And don't even get me started on how they're trying to shake down their own dear old "Daddy" just because the payment to Placenicka is running a little late lately. It’s nothing but a blatant shakedown.

I honestly expected this from the fan club, seeing as their members claimed to be supportive while constantly inventing new rules just to suit their own interests. But what’s the deal with this idea of banning anyone with even the slightest political connection from participating in elections? I’d love to hear what my brothers at Dalton have to say about all this. And maybe this little fan club can explain why they’re suddenly all for the elections now, considering they spent the beginning insisting they only care about Real Madrid and don't give a damn who sits on the board. Even if they are against the big boss, to me, they’re just a ridiculous group that I can't bring myself to take seriously.

Honestly, they probably just grabbed the keys to the brewery and the gift shop and now they couldn't care less about anything else.

Zack basically stole our luck right out from under us.
He’s been messing with us for ten years straight,
but hang in there—you won't be able to pull this off forever, Zack.
The resistance from the East is coming for you...
We're bringing Real Madrid back! We're bringing Real Madrid back!
We'll bring them back! We'll bring Real Madrid back!

🙂🙂🙂🙂👋👋👋 🙂

Twenty-eight years later—despite everything we've been through
to see Real Madrid back where they belong in '82

The elections are finally here! 🙂