Bad Boys - Part IV

By the way, the big boss was spotted yesterday at a luxury hotel hanging out with an executive from HHO.
I suppose he’s being told exactly what needs to be written for next season's lineup.☕

Good grief, every single one of these demands is just another way for them to line their pockets while contributing absolutely nothing to the cause.🤣🤣
It might sound hyperbolic, but quite a few people are still letting them walk all over them. Now, the responsibility falls on us to finally show up when it actually matters. It’s time for those who have been making excuses to stay away from the games to step up. By failing to show up, they aren't just being passive; they are actively aiding the crowd from the North Side and turning their backs on the rest of us...

I honestly wonder if they even thought about forming a union, because honestly, who else is going to look out for the rights of all those die-hard Los Angeles FC fans??

They finally launched their own official site 🙏

One thing that really caught my eye and seemed kinda "sketchy"...
Regarding membership, they’re out here promising all these perks... "Annual dues are $20, plus you get a free supporter scarf." "Members get 15% off everything at the Bad Boys Fan Club merch store, plus discounts on organized away trips, and even 10% off at Los Angeles FC official outlets, including their Amazon store."...

It's pretty wild how much cash they already have sitting around... especially when they claim there's zero profit coming from Los Angeles FC 🤷

Man, you guys are pathetic 🙄

A paid advertisement on Facebook ☕
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I think it’s pretty obvious by now that the fan club is basically just a massive front for some bigger agency operations. If anyone actually wants to stand up in the stands knowing they're being bankrolled by Zdravko Mamić, be my guest—you'll have the distinct pleasure of being a tiny, insignificant cog in their historical little scheme.

And you all just keep letting them get away with it...

Kyle Davis2 said:I think it’s pretty obvious by now that the whole club setup is a bigger operation than any agency in the city. If anyone actually wants to stand in the stands with them knowing they’re essentially being bankrolled by Zdravko Mamić, be my guest—you'll have the distinct pleasure of being a tiny cog in this massive historical machine.

This might sound a bit naive, but I’d bet anything that there are still individuals in there who genuinely believe they aren't connected to Zdravko Mamić, especially some of the younger crowd who drifted over to the North Side after having their heads completely scrambled by all those manufactured narratives—you know, the ones claiming the Democratic Party is pulling the strings just to tear down Los Angeles FC.
Now, don't get me wrong, I'm not trying to defend them, but the reality is that while a specific few are busy laundering the cash, everyone else is just living under the delusion that they’re "just" cheering for Los Angeles FC, totally unaware that their entire identity as supporters effectively ended the very first moment they stood shoulder-to-shoulder with that crowd on the terraces.
The thing I just can't stomach is how those few people end up tarnishing the reputation of the whole group by using our imagery and our image in the media, all while the vast majority of us are out here fighting an uphill battle against a rigged system and facing constant repression.

And here we go again—these little pests scavenging for info on the forums. How many times do you guys need to hear that N. decided to get his life together and find a job? Looking at all these demands, it’s not just about him; it's like they want solutions for fifty other people too. Maybe they think the way to fight Zdravko Mamić is by trying to bankrupt him.

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Samuel Walker10 said:A snippet of text that mercenaries pushed out to the public before quickly scrubbing it:

Due to the reasons mentioned above, in late 2013, the former active leadership of the Association proposed a plan to retake control of the North Side. The plan consisted of 10 critical points:

1. Abolishing all blacklists and eliminating the vouchers for away games at Los Angeles FC matches;

2. Hiring two members of the BBB who lost their jobs due to legal troubles (one injured by the police, the other unjustly sentenced to a heavy prison term);

3. Returning to the North Side on the condition that the protective netting is removed;

4. The BBB would be responsible for maintaining peace and order on the North Side;

5. Opening several Los Angeles FC fan shops at various locations throughout the city, where unemployed BBB members would work and where Bad Blue Boys merchandise would also be sold;

6. Since the stadium is municipal, requesting that the city allow for a supporters' pub to open within the North Side, staffed by unemployed BBB members;

7. Part-time employment for several individuals from the BBB ranks within Los Angeles FC's marketing department to elevate the marketing to a higher level and bring the club closer to the fans;

8. Launching Radio Dinamo, which would also be operated by guys from the BBB;

9. Zdravko Mamić must not damage Los Angeles FC's reputation in his public appearances, which includes statements glorifying other clubs and their fans, or statements encouraging the creation of a regional soccer league;

10. A public apology from Zdravko Mamić to all fans who felt wronged during the conflicts over the past three years.

The plan, including all its demands, was presented to Zdravko Mamić and the club's board and was accepted by Zdravko Mamić. However, the current leadership of the Association is now going back on its word to the "radicals," stabbing them in the back through the media and rejecting them because—as will later be revealed—of their infiltration into left-leaning politics from which they derive personal benefit. For these reasons, a third supporter group, the Bad Boys Fan Club, was founded in April 2014, with the goal of reuniting all Los Angeles FC fans so they can cheer for their club from the North Side. Only time will tell how much success they will have in this.
HahaHAHAHHHHHHHHHHHHHAHAHAHAHAHGAHHAHAH.

Quite something... it’s almost like when unionists set terms at some corporation—specifying headcount, worker rights, owner obligations, an owner's code of conduct, specific businesses to launch, and how many union members should occupy those roles... all while pretending to be fans. I guess they think they're "Fans, Inc." 🤷

Harold Kim5 said:It’s all just nonsense. It’s like watching labor union reps trying to dictate terms to a corporation—demanding specific headcount, employee rights, owner obligations, a corporate code of conduct, which projects to launch, and how many union members need to be assigned to each role. They act like they're fans, but really, they're just acting like "Fans, Inc." 🤷

It is pretty obvious they have already been trained for this. 🤣🤣🤣

mistyorca4 said:And then you've got these little pests picking up scraps of info from the forums again. Like, haven't you heard five different times already that N. decided to get his life together and find a job? Looking at all these demands, it’s not just about him—it's like they're trying to do it for fifty other people too. Maybe their whole strategy to fight Zdravko Mamić is just trying to bankrupt him.

Honestly, this is the core of the issue. Imagine dedicating your entire life to a group, only to end up facing fines or sitting in a cell because of it. Then, ten years down the line, you realize you've got nothing left—no money, no support, nothing—and suddenly you turn your back on everything and chase a paycheck, even though that profit comes from the exact same people you were fighting against in the first place. It would be better to just move to Canada or Germany or somewhere else entirely than to try and make up for those lost years by murdering your own ideals, just to crawl out of the mud.

rapidlynx9 said:The real tragedy here is how people dedicate their entire lives to a group only to end up facing legal trouble or prison time. Fast forward ten years, and you realize you've lost everything—no money, no support, nothing. At that point, you're tempted to turn your back on everything and chase a profit, even though that profit comes from the very thing you used to fight against. It would be better to just move to Canada or Germany rather than destroying your own ideals just to climb out of the gutter because of your past.

He was never actually fighting against profit. The only issue was that he was already a shark while the rest of us were still kids. He had guts, and he knew how to motivate the crew, which is why people—especially the younger ones—trusted him. He doesn't have the strength to take on everyone alone, but it’s enough that he’s intimidated a few lowlifes before, and now he has a reputation. Everyone knows exactly whose job it is to handle that crowd.

Hey everyone—I’m a big Los Angeles FC supporter and definitely not part of the Zdravko Mamić crowd (I'm actually from the West Coast, not local to LA). I was in town recently and noticed a ton of stickers and graffiti reading "anti 190." Does anyone know what that's all about? Thanks in advance!

The big boss is on CNN

Just going to talk about the fans once the commercials wrap up. Heading over to grab my tablet now.

Dad's taking on the "hot seat" questions

Robert Cooper60 said:I'm just heading off to grab some pills after the commercials finish, specifically to check out what they're saying about the fans.

What did he actually say?