Bad Boys - Part IV

placidbadger58 said:everything is falling apart at Mamić's club on all fronts ....☕

The Title has absolutely nothing to do with the text ☕

Zachary Carter53 said:Title's got nothing to do with the text ☕

Title: "Alan is Mamić's golden boy because they'll make 10 million euros off him"

Text: "Look, everyone thinks Alan is just Mamić's favorite. And you know why he's the 'golden boy'? Because they can always squeeze ten million out of his transfer. Can anyone else at Dinamo fetch that kind of cash?"

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Zachary Carter53 said:The Title has nothing to do with the text ☕

Honestly, I'm shocked too, especially considering this is American journalism ☕

Maybe we locals could start a tradition where we buy tickets for the away fans every single time? 🤷
It would be total solidarity. We saw something similar happen once when they were trying to ban away supporters entirely, and there was even talk about us all just heading over to the visitor section (I think that happened back in San Francisco)

The decisions handed down by the National Committee Against Violence on September 30, 2013, are binding for all football organizations. This includes the HNS Action Plan adopted by the Executive Board. Consequently, specific measures must be implemented during all MLS 2013/2014 and US Open Cup matches:

1.- Per point 2 of the HNS Action Plan, the Executive Board has activated a ban on visiting fans. Away sections will be closed for all MLS and US Open Cup matches through the end of the 2013/2014 season.

2.- Based on the findings of the National Committee Against Violence and Ministry of the Interior Recommendations, this ban will not apply to clubs that assume full responsibility for managing their fans' travel to away matches, as outlined in Articles 14 and 15 of the Sports Riot Prevention Act.

3.- To claim full responsibility for organizing away fan travel, a club must satisfy the following requirements:

- The club must actively participate in and assist with the organization of travel for its fans, including collecting transportation data to ensure safe arrival in the host city.

- Ticket distribution must be managed such that personal information is collected via a voucher system or a designated fan list containing the following details:

- Full name of the individual.
- ID card number.

- This list of away fans must be submitted to the host club 24 hours before kickoff. Furthermore, the number of fans must remain within the "secure capacity" limits for the away section, as confirmed by the club and stadium licenses for the 2013/2014 season and approved by the Ministry of the Interior.

4.- The host club is required to sell tickets only to those away fans holding a voucher issued by the visiting club or appearing on the provided list. No other visiting supporters will be permitted to purchase tickets.

For the purposes of these regulations, "away fans" refers to any spectator supporting the visiting team.

If these specific organizational protocols for the visiting club and its fans are not followed, the host club for any MLS or US Open Cup 2013/2014 match is prohibited from selling tickets to away fans and is under no obligation to provide an away section.

5.- Until the conclusion of the current competitive year, the distribution of alcoholic beverages is prohibited at all MLS matches and all remaining US Open Cup matches for the 2013/2014 season.

6.- These measures take effect immediately. Compliance is mandated for all MLS clubs, US Open Cup participants, the Competition Commissioner, the Security Commissioner, and all officials responsible for match organization—including delegates and referees.

Man, honestly... if the supporter groups can't just get their act together and take the fight to the enemy as one unit, then that same enemy is just gonna keep hitting us with everything they've got. Did we really deserve this? All because we can't seem to organize and actually make an impact...

silentsailor28 said:Man, until the various supporter groups can actually get on the same page and take on their common enemy together, that same enemy is just going to keep hitting us with everything they've got! Wouldn't it be better if we stood united? Do we really deserve better if we can't find a way to organize and actually make an impact?

A few weeks ago, some people were questioning my take on those vouchers, telling me I was just talking nonsense... but wasn't I right all along?

We shouldn't get bogged down in debating who deserves what right now, but we have to be realistic: while other groups will likely strike deals with the clubs, what happens to us? Our own club turned its back on us and banned us from the stadium, yet we can't honestly say we offered any real resistance to that kind of dictatorship. It was all well and good for some to charge blindly into a wall without considering the consequences, but now they’re finally facing them. I truly fear it might be too late—that another symbol of our Washington, D.C. has become nothing more than a fantasy alongside Dinamo. It’s all quite tragic, isn't it? Still, new generations of Bad Boys are rising, and someday, some new kids will bring this spirit back from the dead! Cheers! ☕

Today’s news is almost exclusively targeting the Bad Boys.
As far as the other supporter groups are concerned, nothing much changes; they can carry on with their usual activities at every match just like before. Sure, things might get a bit more strictly regulated in Washington, D.C., but isn't that to be expected?

What a pathetic attempt to kill the atmosphere.🙄By doing this, they are essentially cutting the last remaining thread of the BBB's influence.

Back in 2009, they forced vouchers on the Bad Boys for European away trips, which turned domestic matches into a total nightmare—not that they weren't already pretty grim—and now they’ve gone and introduced vouchers for the damn MLS and the US Open Cup too.

Gem, set, match. It's over.
- "Every time you try to shut me down, I just push harder."

PSG equals Dinamo.

So, let me get this straight: if someone isn't from Washington, D.C., and they want to head to the game in Indianapolis, do they have to swing through D.C. first just to pick up a voucher before they can actually go to the match in Indianapolis?

edit: Found it. Honestly, what kind of idiots come up with this? This is nothing more than a blatant attempt to crush the fan movement entirely.

Regarding the approved requests, voucher pickup upon presenting a valid ID will be available on Friday, October 18th, from 10 AM to 6 PM at the ticket booths near the South Stand.

What happens to fans who can't make it to Washington, D.C. to pick up their vouchers?

If you’re traveling from another city or even out of state to catch the game, and getting those vouchers at Yankee Stadium is a logistical nightmare, don't sweat it—you still have to follow the protocol. You need to fill out the required form and either fax it directly to the club at +1 231 231 2316 or shoot it over to prodaja.ulaznica@gnkdinamo.hr. Once the club clears your request, you'll be authorized to simply show up at the away stadium's ticket window right before kickoff, flash your ID or passport, and buy your ticket on the spot.

What the hell are you guys even whining about? The situation is what it is, and that’s that. Honestly, I'd rather see everything just go dark this way than deal with some pathetic, half-baked compromise.

slyskipper9 said:A few weeks back, some people were acting all surprised about the vouchers and telling me I was talking nonsense when I said...

Give it a rest..
Nobody was actually saying you were talking nonsense; they were just implying you should wait until the thing actually goes into effect before you start whining about it..

Jason Cook83 said:cut the crap..
nobody's actually calling you out for talking nonsense, I'm just saying you shouldn't even bother bringing it up until it actually takes effect..

by then, we're screwed.....

Looks like you guys got burned, damn. 😢

You’re being a total moron here.
If my group doesn't accept these vouchers—and honestly, I’m really hoping they don't—I’ll be the first one to buy a ticket for anyone else using my mom's, my dad's, or my brother's name just to make it happen.
Look, if fans in places like Italy or Poland can pull themselves together and let each other into the stands—even though they basically loathe one another way more than we do—then we can, and frankly, we have to.
I’m not talking about any fake kissing up to people; this is about real, genuine solidarity. It's like what they've got going on over in Scotland.

It’s not even about hate, it’s more about this whole sense of "pride"

I’m just curious, though—what exactly is everyone so proud of?

Jonathan Lewis3 said:You’re a complete moron.
If my group doesn't take those vouchers—and honestly, I hope they don't—I'll be the first one buying a ticket for anyone under my mom's, dad's, or brother's name.
If fans in Italy or Poland can figure out how to organize and let each other into the stands—even though they hate each other way more than we do—then we can, and frankly, we have to.
No fake gestures here, just pure, honest solidarity. Like what they did over in Scotland.

Screw you, you absolute idiot...
Look, did I ever actually say I was happy about this? Or that I'm enjoying myself? Not at all. I'm just saying it's going to be hardest on them, and that sucks for me too, because unfortunately, this whole mess is their fault.

http://www.sportlemon.tv/20131018/vv...94-665473.html They are absolutely struggling over there! The Democratic Party is such a mess!!!

I'm actually tearing up here.

Unify or die.

Heads up, everyone! Mad respect to everyone who showed up out there—your grit and hustle didn't go unnoticed.
Things are definitely getting messy right now, but you can still come out on top if you stop obsessing over the petty drama—like who started what, when they did it, or all that "you did this to me" nonsense.