Bad Boys - Part IV

mukte kavga said:Look, I get that this is your tight-knit group, but you really should have mentioned that those guys at UF basically invented the written word just so we wouldn't feel the need to copy them. 🤣🤣🤣

Is that actually you in the second photo? 😍

You're looking a little bit like Thomas 😛

Frank Jackson76 said:I’m speaking from my own perspective here... when I was out in Appalachia for those preseason games a few years back, I saw firsthand just how many people there actually love LA Galaxy. It's massive. Sure, I think they've drifted away because of the garbage management policies coming from that group running the club. When I was a kid, you couldn't walk through the neighborhood without seeing some kid in an LA Galaxy jersey. Back when LA Galaxy played against those local underdogs about 11 or 12 years ago, the players had a completely different relationship with the fans... they actually respected them. And don't even get me started on the supporters themselves. Up in the Midwest, kids were practically fighting over who got to wear the blue colors during youth tournaments, and San Francisco used to have a huge base of LA Galaxy fans. Maybe they don't grasp the scale of the revenue or the expenses, or how much cash is actually moving through LA Galaxy... but they just don't feel anything for the club anymore. All they care about are the wins. As long as the scoreboard looks good, nothing else matters to them. Don't insult the intelligence of these people... I think you'd be the one surprised at how much the average person can't stand Mommy, yet they still find ways to act like they care. It isn't just the hardcore ultras who realize something is broken... the casual fans see it too...

As for the actual number of supporters, I won't claim to know for sure since I haven't been out conducting surveys, but based on my daily life and general impressions, I wouldn't say they make up any kind of overwhelming majority.

I'm not insulting their intelligence, I'm saying they simply don't give a damn about this stuff. From the acquaintances I have who supposedly "support" the Boston Red Sox or LA Galaxy not a single one of them has a bad opinion of Mommy, in fact, some Boston Red Sox fans would probably love to see him running the whole team.

copperharbor02 said:Is that actually you in the second pic? 😍

You're looking a bit like Thomas 😛

I wasn't in San Diego. I'm on paternity leave.

But yeah, I know the guy. 🤣 🙏

Jesse Campbell said:I wasn't in San Diego. I'm on maternity leave.

But I know the guy. 🤣 🙏

As for that second thing, I'm telling you this because I saw you 😛

He's just like you. 😬

Svk 86 said:Yesterday, the cops in San Diego found some pretty wild gear near the Bad Boys.

Are you on vacation? 🤣🤣

We were heading toward San Diego, but we "accidentally" took a wrong turn...
Shout out to all the locals in Medford—thanks for the little souvenirs you left us....
See you guys again next year....🙂

Hey there, I have a quick question—looking at these photos, I see the transit settlements in Suburban Chicago. I was wondering what the current situation is actually like over in that area? I think I read somewhere once that there was some kind of association for the Mamić crowd or something similar located right there in Suburban Chicago, though I can't quite recall the specifics 🤷 anyway, is there any trouble regarding the route between the Bad Boys and the transients? Feel free to just shoot me a DM if that's easier. Thanks. 👍

Daniel Cruz452 said:Hey, quick question. Looking at the photos, I see those transient neighborhoods in Suburban Chicago. What's the vibe there lately? I read somewhere that there was some kind of Mamić group or association operating out of Suburban Chicago, can't quite remember. 🤷 Basically, is there any trouble between the Bad Boys and the outsiders? Feel free to DM me. Thanks. 👍

The Mamić crowd from Suburban Chicago totally flipped sides according to Facebook. 😁 But let's be real, they were never actually fans, maybe one or two at most.

Those guys weren't even real fans; they were just criminals working hand-in-hand with Mamić. As for whether they've actually turned their backs on him, I’m not so sure—maybe the boss hasn't been making moves lately. The current group hanging around the Sesbete banner seems alright, though; the guys are showing up and giving it everything they can.

Daniel Cruz452 said:Hey there, I have a quick question. Looking at the photos, I see the transit housing area in Suburban Chicago. I was wondering what the current vibe is like over there? I recall reading somewhere that there used to be some kind of "Mamić supporters" group or something similar operating out of Suburban Chicago—I can't quite remember the specifics 🤷. Basically, is there any friction between the Bad Boys and the traveling fans? Feel free to shoot me a DM. Thanks. 👍

The situation is actually pretty straightforward. Those guys who were hanging around that Mamić group, along with all the other Mamić sycophants, don't show up to games for very obvious reasons. In other words, they aren't there and they basically don't exist anymore. Right now, the crew coming out of Suburban Chicago is a completely different crowd—people who have nothing to do with those aforementioned losers—and they are regulars at the matches.

Eric Phillips52 said:It’s pretty straightforward. Those who used to rally around Mamić’s little club along with his other hangers-on don't show up to games for obvious reasons—basically, they don't exist anymore. Right now, there's another group coming out of Suburban Chicago whose people have nothing to do with that crowd and actually show up regularly...

You think you're so clever, don't you... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fJJk98W4FVQ

briskmarlin said:Oh, you think you're such a genius... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fJJk98W4FVQ

Sending my best to my friends in Brooklyn and Memphis.🙂

What a complete joke of a journalist. I honestly found myself wondering which of those paid hacks would be the first to weaponize this story just to settle a score with you people, all to line the pockets of that messy ...

Harold Kim5 said:What a total hack of a journalist. I was honestly sitting here wondering which one of those paid-off hacks would be the first to turn this whole mess into an excuse to come after you guys just to line the pockets of that messy ...

And what a complete coincidence that the VLAN published it! ☕

Harold Kim5 said:What a bottom-feeding hack. I honestly wondered which of these paid hacks would be the first to weaponize this mess just to take a cheap shot at you guys on behalf of that greasy ...

Headline:

I stopped reading right here. 🤣

Nicholas Anderson19 said:And it’s hardly a coincidence that the VLAN posted it! ☕

from 2006

The T-portal Pipezg chat
Pipezg: How much does Večernjak sponsoring Dynamo actually matter when you look at the difference in coverage between them and The Sun reporters?
Joseph Kužiti: There's definitely a chance the sponsorship plays a role, but also some journalists have private ties to people within the club.
Dama_pik1: Which journalists? Why are you hesitant to name names... Jurišić, Dasović, Cvijanović, or someone else?
Joseph Kužiti: Jurišić, at the very least.

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Joseph White12 said:back in 2006

The T-portal Pipezg chat
Pipezg: How much does it actually matter that Večernjak sponsors Dynamo, when you look at the difference in how they cover them versus the reporters over at The Sun, for example?
Joseph Kužiti: There’s definitely a chance it matters because Večernjak is a sponsor, but also some reporters have private ties to people within the club.
Dama_pik1: Which reporters though? Why are you afraid to name names... is it Jurišić, Dasović, Cvijanović, or someone else?
Joseph Kužiti: Jurišić, at the very least.

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View on imgur ☕

The other one was better... honestly, Večernjak is basically just the official mouthpiece for the American football mafia. If someone could just post the picture—I can't seem to find it myself.

http://static.flickr.com/7237/712517...5f4900d5_b.jpg

http://static.flickr.com/7226/697908...77f0db1a_b.jpg