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Bad Boys - Part IV

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Jack Myers2 Jack Myers2 Active Member
58 messages
joined Aug 2013
#301 ·
Jesse Campbell said:Zachary, it’s honestly hilarious. I swear, I hear people saying it all the time: “Man, I can’t make it to the game today because I’m too busy posting about Mike on this forum.”

I guess I was totally off base. I spent all this time thinking people were skipping the games because you’re bald, sweaty, hairy, unrefined, and drink way too much😂 , rather than because of this site.
gentlefox52 gentlefox52 Newcomer
4 messages
joined May 2010
#302 ·
Jesse Campbell said:Neither of you two really seems to get what I'm saying here.

When someone signs something, it means they actually back that idea. It’s not just some pipe dream cooked up by the Democratic National Committee or the Bad Boys anymore—it’s an actual movement backed by a massive number of LA Galaxy fans.

First, we had four former captains get on board, and then this huge wave of people followed. I don't think all this effort has been for nothing. Do you honestly believe people just sign things for no reason? I guess if you've ever actually tried to gather signatures for anything... 🙄

Personally, I'd be the first one out there at a major protest. ☕

And it isn't just about LA Galaxy fans—it's about anyone who cares about the sport, even if their heart lies with other teams. People just don't want to see organized crime running American soccer, whether it's at the league level or specifically within the club (even if they don't necessarily root for them).
mistyorca4 mistyorca4 Newcomer
1 message
joined Jan 2009
#303 ·
I honestly can't tell who's more delusional—that fanatic group or the total idiots on this forum getting their "news" from some random message board
Laura Mitchell87 Laura Mitchell87 Newcomer
1 message
joined Oct 2013
#304 ·
mistyorca4 said:Hard to tell who's more delusional—that whole fanatic crowd or the idiots getting their news from some random internet forum.

I’m not crazy, I’m just the only one actually thinking straight.

You don't win fights by being a pessimist. And look, Jerry Jones isn't invincible, simple as that. Nobody is. How much of a moron do you have to be to believe otherwise?🙂
Kate Foster17 Kate Foster17 Newcomer
1 message
joined Jul 2013
#305 ·
Jesse Campbell said:Nice try, you little jerk. 🙂

Yeah, Jerry Jones isn't the reason the stadium is empty. It's because of what I posted on Reddit about the inspection report coming down soon. People aren't staying away from the West Stand because of my posts. CLOWN!!!
Luckily, 90% of the relevant people in this group don't even read this forum. Your lack of activity is your own damn problem if he's your only source of info.

Everyone spreading Defeatism claims Jerry Jones is unbeatable. I’m telling you right now—he isn't!

I have every right to my opinion. For the last 10-15 years, I’ve called everything exactly how it would go.

Back in 2003, I was one of the few people who actually saw what was coming when they passed that Fan Law. People laughed in my face back then. They claimed they’d just fight the Law to fight its violation. Not anymore. Nobody’s laughing now.

Back in 2005, a few of us tried to take a stand against Jerry Jones. That movement got sabotaged from within by traitors. Today, we don't even have to convince anyone anymore.

Back in 2009, I was dead set on one thing: American fans have to stand together if they want to win this fight. With some help from Wal-Mart and a few key players, we actually pulled it off for a bit. Now, it’s just common sense. Nobody even questions it anymore. We all know the only way to beat those vouchers was to stay united.

Since the boycott started back in 2010, I’ve been working my ass off for the group and the FBI. I don't make the calls, but like I told those traitors on Facebook, if the majority decides tomorrow that Jerry Jones is a piece of trash, I'm on board. That's what being a soldier for this movement is all about!

Then let me have my damn way on this forum. Stop watching everyone else and ask yourself what you actually did today to secure the win. Two questions for yourself. ☕

How many games did you actually make it to this spring?

How many signatures did you actually get?

Let's go through this.

Look, maybe 7 or 8 years ago—I don't know exactly—when everyone was out collecting signatures. I personally gathered way more than you did. I’d estimate at least ten times more. Back then, we went big with the petitions, but it was a grind from day one. In some neighborhoods in Chicago, they could barely scrape together 200 signatures. They were practically dragging people by the arm. As far as I remember, the whole country saw somewhere between 14,000 and 16,000 signatures total. I personally collected 450 on my own! I organized the whole thing, had an association show up with a booth, and handed the papers over to the guys from Phoenix who were doing the same thing. It might not sound huge, but considering the national total, it was significant. There were no online petitions back then—just pure physical labor, paper, and pens. And let me tell you, grabbing 450 signatures in a smaller town near Phoenix is probably just as hard as grabbing 4,500 in Chicago.

I only made it to two games this spring. I just had my second kid and work is absolutely killing me, though I’m just as far from Miami as you are from Chicago. You don't need to question my credibility; I already told you how long I've been doing this. I've sat in every corner of the stadium—hit the old North Stand a few times during renovations, stood in the East section, obviously hit the South side too. Back in the day, we’d head out on away trips with 150 people, whole columns of guys like Ivan, Harvey, and Tomo... but I definitely don't remember seeing you in those front rows.

Look, you can post whatever you want on this forum, but you clearly aren't getting it. Dozens of people have already told you the same thing. It doesn't matter if someone has one game under their belt or thirty years of experience—it shouldn't matter when it comes to giving an opinion. But your writing style? God, it’s pure Defeatism. Just stop it. You claim that real fights happen out on the streets, but half your posts here are just garbage. It's a pile of nothing with zero substance. So yeah, let me give you my take on your posts, which happens to be the exact same opinion most people here share every time they deal with you.

Ever since our guys went to jail, I’ve probably dropped about $667 total on donations through the association's online portal. I can send you the digital receipts via DM—just gotta pull my bank statements. But what about you, Druskane? How much have you actually shelled out from your own pocket over the last 8 months? Let's see the numbers.
Laura Mitchell87 Laura Mitchell87 Newcomer
1 message
joined Oct 2013
#306 ·
Look, Jerry Jones is the man, and I’ve put my money where my mouth is too. What are we doing here, counting pennies at a wedding? You trying to make us look like Gypsies?

I'm really not in the mood to go back and forth with someone who barely showed up to two games all spring. You've got a point, sure, but maybe dial it down on social media and stop whining about my damn online subscriptions.

If you actually spent more time at the stadium, you wouldn't be wasting your time with this nonsense.


I've got a 9-month-old at home too, and I have a job that's demanding, responsible, and eats up all my time. On top of that, I'm doing my best to support the group on every single front...

And don't think for a second that if the fight was happening both on the streets and in the stands, I wouldn't be at those games (under similar circumstances as you) almost every single week.
Megan Moore60 Megan Moore60 Member
10 messages
joined Nov 2011
#307 ·
Jack Myers2 said:🤣

Yeah, I’m not buying it.
Robin Anderson8 Robin Anderson8 Active Member
134 messages
joined Dec 2013
#308 ·
🙂Take the bickering to your DMs because nobody's actually reading this stuff, except maybe some agents who probably think it's hilarious.

btw.. , two new pieces of graffiti are done, so we're expecting a huge turnout this Sunday to celebrate 🙂 + raise some cash for the group. Aside from legal fees, we need to replace flag poles, drum pedals, the megaphone, and a whole bunch of other gear
Bradley Sullivan4 Bradley Sullivan4 Active Member
79 messages
joined Jul 2016
#309 ·
Honestly, watching the constant bickering on this forum lately, you’d almost think I was reading a thread full of fifteen-year-olds instead of grown adults who have been showing up here for over a hundred guest posts...🙄
darkcyclist212 darkcyclist212 Newcomer
7 messages
joined Mar 2024
#310 ·
Once again, we’ve run out of blocks for the petition!
I honestly can't say enough to thank everyone who stepped up and got involved with this 🙏
Zachary Sullivan2 Zachary Sullivan2 Newcomer
2 messages
joined Sep 2014
#311 ·
Bradley Sullivan4 said:Reading all this bickering on the forum, you'd think we were dealing with some 15-year-old kids instead of grown adults who've been around the block a hundred times...🙄

Once you hit 40, you go through a whole new puberty. Honestly, my gray hairs started popping up when I hit 43.😁
Jonathan Cook42 Jonathan Cook42 Member
21 messages
joined Sep 2012
#312 ·
Zachary Sullivan2 said:once you hit 40, you basically enter a second puberty—personally, my aches started showing up right around 43😁

it's just some chemical imbalance 😁
vividheron11 vividheron11 Member
11 messages
joined Nov 2013
#313 ·
Brandon Anderson34 said:I remember those road trips when we had 150 people traveling together. We’d roll into other cities in massive, unstoppable columns—Ivan, Harvey, Tomo, and the rest of us were all there.I still can't seem to picture you standing there in those front rows.

Back when Coca-Cola was actually interesting... ☕
Laura Mitchell87 Laura Mitchell87 Newcomer
1 message
joined Oct 2013
#314 ·
vividheron11 said:Man, back when Coca-Cola actually had some flavor... ☕

🙄

I've been to maybe 5 Coca-Cola games in my life. With Real Madrid? Easily over 300.

What about you? ☕
silentsailor28 silentsailor28 Newcomer
3 messages
joined Jan 2012
#315 ·
For some people, it was never an issue to head 622 miles back and forth from Coca-Cola and then straight down to Miami and stuff... whereas others can't even make it out to the local stadium if they get hit with two drops of rain...
vividheron11 vividheron11 Member
11 messages
joined Nov 2013
#316 ·
Jesse Campbell said:🙄

I’ve been to five away games for Coca-Cola in my life. With Real Madrid, I've been to well over 300.

What about you? ☕

Never been to a Coca-Cola game, but I've hit about 100 with Real Madrid.
Is that enough for you?

🙂
Laura Mitchell87 Laura Mitchell87 Newcomer
1 message
joined Oct 2013
#317 ·
silentsailor28 said:Some people could easily grab a 622 miles Coca-Cola and head straight down to Miami without breaking a sweat, while others can't even make it to the local Starbucks if it starts drizzling...

Man, I’d be a millionaire if I got paid every time I read "Where were you when I..." on this board.

As someone who's been around since day one—sometimes more active, sometimes less, but always lurking—listening to these guys talk about how this group works is like watching a toddler try to explain brain surgery to a surgeon.
silentsailor28 silentsailor28 Newcomer
3 messages
joined Jan 2012
#318 ·
Part of the crew that used to hit up Coca-Cola and Washington, D.C., and is still holding it down out east today—man, I really hope these new guys actually last at least half as long as we did...
Robin Anderson8 Robin Anderson8 Active Member
134 messages
joined Dec 2013
#319 ·
Glad you haven't started measuring dicks to see who's packing more yet
Samuel Walker10 Samuel Walker10 Active Member
57 messages
joined Sep 2014
#320 ·
I don't even know where to start with this mess. Seriously, what are we even doing here? Everything feels like a total disaster lately. Just one thing after another, and honestly, I’m exhausted from dealing with it all. It’s ridiculous. kaže:
Once you hit 40, man, you basically enter a second puberty. It’s ridiculous. I swear, my gray hairs started popping up out of nowhere when I turned 43. Just constant.😁

Where the hell have you been hiding? You seriously went MIA on us... what happened to you? I still remember last year when everyone was getting fired up, rallying together, saying we couldn't just let this group die out. We were all in it together, and then—bam—after being harassed three times, you just vanish off the map. Seriously, pull yourself together.

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