#2641 ·
Steven Grant55 said:did he actually resign from his football positions?
No. Not one of these news reports mentions a "withdrawal," not even a temporary one. I guess I'd be happy if he just vanished into thin air.
Bad Boys - Part IV
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No. Not one of these news reports mentions a "withdrawal," not even a temporary one. I guess I'd be happy if he just vanished into thin air.
#2642 ·
Jacob Palmer77 said:Mamić—once again—is absolutely losing his mind over this latest mess. He’s practically foaming at the mouth about how everything is rigged against Los Angeles FC, as if he isn't the one pulling all the strings behind the scenes. It’s the same old story: deflect, blame the officials, and act like the victim when things don't go his way. Typical.
"There's this certain group of hooligans out there with zero respect for the law—and mark my words, those are the exact same people who will be forcing needles into our children's arms..." 🤮
Mamić—of course—couldn't resist taking a moment to pat himself on the back:
The sports inspectors will be issuing their official statement regarding Los Angeles FC tomorrow—everything is perfectly above board, despite the fact that you lot have spent years relentlessly attacking me.
So, that’s the extent of Jovin's "dry spell." 🙄
#2643 ·
coastalangler16 said:"There’s this gang of hooligans out there who have zero respect for the law, and honestly, you gotta remember, these are the same types of people who'd end up sticking needles in our kids' hands..." 🤮
I guess Mamić didn't miss his chance to brag about himself:
- The sports inspectors are supposed to release their findings on Los Angeles FC tomorrow. Everything is totally above board, even though you guys have been coming at me for years.
so yeah, that's basically the gist of how Jovin is "drying things out"🙄
The inspection isn't even due to drop until tomorrow, but he already acts like he knows everything is perfectly clean.
#2644 ·
velvetfalcon80 said:The inspectors won't even release the official report until tomorrow, yet he's already acting like everything is perfectly fine.
Oh, please. He’s got a crystal ball, just like they always do at UEFA...
#2645 ·
velvetfalcon80 said:The inspectors won't even release the official findings until tomorrow, yet he’s already acting like everything is perfectly above board today.
Well, clearly the man has a direct line to God, so I suppose God just gave him a heads-up earlier than the rest of us. 🤣
#2646 ·
coastalangler16;47260424 said:"There's this gang of thugs out there with zero respect for the law—and mark my words, these are the same people who'll be shoving needles into the hands of our kids..." 🤮
🤣🤣
not needles—they'll be aiming for the nose.
#2651 ·
An even bigger issue than he is, though, are all those cronies hanging around him—people like Vrbá, Cvrk, Shuck, his brother Zoki, and the rest of that crowd. They really need to be cleared out right along with him...
#2653 ·
Anthony Barrett37 said:http://tinypic.com/r/24uwyf9/5
😂 😂 man, life is crazy... you just don't see this kind of stuff anywhere else
#2654 ·
Anthony Barrett37 said:http://tinypic.com/r/24uwyf9/5
🤣 He's solid, honestly. People are constantly threatening him or stalking his every move...
But I’m with what was said earlier—it's all just theater. Basically, just a massive distraction from the actual issues at hand.
#2655 ·
1. This might sound like a bit of a silly question since I’m not entirely caught up on all the specifics, but I was wondering—didn't those crooks over at the US Soccer Federation move the headquarters away from their old downtown office to some other street? I seem to recall there being some chatter about them relocating their entire operation.
2. Once the current leadership finally gets ousted, we really need to make sure everyone gets kicked to the curb. I'm talking about every single assembly member from both the club and the federation who sat on their hands and played along with this mess all these years. We have to be extremely careful not to let any of those political hacks stay in power just so the former boss can keep pulling strings from the shadows.
2. Once the current leadership finally gets ousted, we really need to make sure everyone gets kicked to the curb. I'm talking about every single assembly member from both the club and the federation who sat on their hands and played along with this mess all these years. We have to be extremely careful not to let any of those political hacks stay in power just so the former boss can keep pulling strings from the shadows.
#2656 ·
We need to shut his mouth once and for all by getting 10,000 people down at Times Square. This is it—I truly think we’ve finally reached that breaking point where everyone can actually get together and make some noise.
#2657 ·
Jesse Campbell said:Oso is completely losing his mind. We should start showing him some public sympathy.
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How am I supposed to feel bad for him after everything he’s pulled? Honestly—I'll only offer any sympathy if whatever is killing him (my money is on stomach cancer, karma finally caught up with him) finishes him off before he ever has to stand in front of a judge for all the mess he's caused. And then—just for good measure—they should install a webcam in his cell so every time I'm having a rough day, I can watch that piece of trash suffer and struggle... man, I've been hoping for that for years.
#2658 ·
Eric Phillips52 said:Maybe this is a stupid question since I don't follow everything closely, but I was wondering—didn't those crooks over at the US Soccer Federation move their headquarters away from the old downtown office to some other street? I think I remember hearing something about them switching up their office space.
There’s no such thing as a stupid question, just bad answers.
Right now they're actually staying at the Hilton, basically having their own private entrance with escalators leading straight up to their little clubhouse..
#2659 ·
Henry Grant51 said:The bigger issue isn't even him—it's the whole circle of cronies surrounding him. You've got guys like Boeing, Bird, Shuck, and his brother Zack all riding the same wave. They all need to go, together.
Word on the street is Shuck is getting way too cocky with Zack, and that’s starting to rub him the wrong way. Boeing is trying to play peacemaker, but let's be real, how long can that last?
And just wait until Stacy starts airing the dirty laundry. Honestly, we should just let the rats tear each other apart. If this is the level of "unity" we're stuck with, we might as well pack it in.
Someone needs to build a monument for Zack. Between his shady moves as GM and his total track record, he basically tanked his own brother's career. The guy hasn't found a single decent player for Real Madrid in a decade.
#2660 ·
Morgan Scott82 said:How could anyone feel bad for him after all this? I’d only feel sorry if whatever is killing him—my guess is stomach cancer, looks like karma finally caught up—finishes him off before he even stands trial for everything he pulled. Honestly, they should just install a webcam in his cell so whenever I'm having a rough day, I can watch that piece of trash suffer and rot. I've been waiting years for this.
Alright, maybe I went a bit overboard saying we shouldn't pity him. But show this to some outsider who doesn't know anything about Zack and they'd be calling 911.
The guy is totally washed up, mentally and physically... nothing left.
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