Bad Boys - Part IV

Things could get pretty heated once the rivalry games start rolling in. We’re definitely going to take a few punches along the way.

gentlemarlin102 said:Game day at Yankee Stadium!

As usual, the crackdown at Yankee Stadium just kept going. First, you’ve got security standing like ten yards from the entrance checking IDs and tickets. Then, right at the gate for the east stands, you’ve got security guards acting like they're part of the Sokol-Marić crew, demanding IDs even though they don't have the legal authority to ask for them. Then comes the whole blacklisted check.

After that, you deal with the first search by security, then move on to the actual police who take your ID again and film you from head to toe while holding your card. Then, once you finally reach the entrance to Yankee Stadium, you have to show your ticket one more time. It feels like the whole thing is just designed to create massive bottlenecks.

Despite all the hassle, about 50 of the Boys actually made it into the stadium. They were basically surrounded by security—there seemed to be more guards than fans—and there were another 50 riot cops stationed right under the stands. The Bad Blue Boys didn't even get to really cheer; they ended up leaving early because the security and police actually stormed the pitch mid-game and started hauling people away for no reason. I should probably mention that they went straight for the fans who refused to show their IDs at the gate.

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bold1: they claim they're following Section 10, Subsection 3 of the sports disorder prevention laws

bold2: way more (though honestly, still not enough... considering everyone who showed up). Some were in the supporter section, but a bunch of crews were scattered all over the stands.

bold3: From what I saw, they were targeting kids under 16 who don't even need IDs... but apparently, our guys don't care about that, so they treat those kids like they're hardened criminals.

Just one question regarding today. What actually happened with those 60 or so people who were cleared out of the stadium in the 62nd minute? It looked like they were hanging out under the stands for maybe 5 to 10 minutes before riot police finally escorted them toward the exits. I guess they probably got identified or something during that time. 🙂 People have mostly gotten used to the hassle and the struggle of getting into the section when we're cheering, but nobody said a word today, so it didn't stop anything.
EDIT, one person from Philadelphia -> https://fbcdn-sphotos-h-a.akamaihd.n...42476555_n.jpg

Joshua Moore31 said:I just have one question about today. What actually happened with those 60 or so people when they were kicked out of Yankee Stadium in the 62nd minute? I guess maybe they were stuck under the stands for about 5 to 10 minutes before the riot squad finally escorted them toward the exit. They probably got logged or whatever in that window 🙂 I suppose everyone is mostly used to the torture and having to deal with the security sweep when we're cheering, but nobody said a word today, so I guess that didn't stop it either.
EDIT, a message from someone in Philadelphia -> https://fbcdn-sphotos-h-a.akamaihd.n...42476555_n.jpg

we were just standing there waiting for everyone else for nothing, the police didn't even escort us or log our names

Frank Kim26 said:Things could go any which way during the derby... on one hand, you really ought to be smart about it and not fall for their little games, but man, part of me just wants to see those blue guys and the Sokol-Marić crowd getting a bit of a reality check in their jackets—especially the latter group, they drive me absolutely nuts every single derby. I know, I know, I'm not exactly the brightest bulb myself.

But honestly, by then, those thugs will have cooked up some brand new scheme anyway.
And frankly, I wouldn't be shocked if those lowlifes tried to ban you from entering the city altogether that day.
You’ve got to stay sharp and prepare for just about anything!
You have to keep in mind that there's going to be a much larger crowd at the game this time, and that just gives them the perfect opening to pull some more "law and order" nonsense or even stage some kind of incident just to paint us as the primary problem facing this country.
So, just keep your wits about you...🙄

The crackdown is getting out of hand. I know that’s a cliché, but with the derby coming up in three weeks, it might be worth gathering together—similar to how we group up for the national team at, say, the West Stand. I realize most won't show, but for those who do, maybe we could shout: "The Dodgers and the Yankees are brother clubs, and all of America takes pride in them," and then collectively roar against the USSF. It sounds utopian, I guess, but it could be worth it. These two clubs have over 1.5 million fans combined; if we want to win even one battle, or maybe a war, who knows. 🙂 If we paired that with some messages against profiteering, it might actually get some public attention. Maybe I'm just being nostalgic, but if we could pull it off back in '91, maybe we can now. Back then, at least we knew we were dealing with the enemy. Now, the problem feels bigger. It's the internal enemies—those destroying the ideals people died for in various massacres, all while getting rich and disrespecting the fallen. Worst of all, everyone is exploiting the dead, even as their bones decay. It's pathetic, really.

Let's use our heads and let the better team win. The Dodgers, obviously. 🙂

Feel free to cross off any plans you were thinking of making in Washington, D.C., so we can just focus on the derby in Miami on December 18th.

rustyharbor17 said:The whole concept of suppression has really spiraled out of control lately—and look, I know that sounds like a tired cliché, but with the big rivalry game coming up in just three weeks, it would be genuinely fascinating if we could actually unite. Remember how we used to gather together when the national team played—say, over in the West Stand? I realize most of us won't make it, but for those who can get there, we should chant: The Kansas City Chiefs and the Los Angeles Lakers are brother clubs, and all of America takes pride in them" and then, collectively, let our voices thunder against the USSF. I know, I know—it probably sounds utopian, almost naive—but wouldn't it be worth it? We are talking about two massive organizations with a combined fanbase of well over 1.5 million people; if we stood together, we might actually win a battle, or maybe even a war—who knows? 🙂 If we paired that with some messages calling out profiteering—you know, the kind that exploits conflict—it would definitely echo through the mainstream media. Maybe I’m just being nostalgic, but honestly, if we could pull things together back in '91, we can do it now. Back then, at least we knew exactly who the enemy was, but today? Today we face a much larger problem: internal enemies. These are the people tearing down every single ideal that our youth died for in various massacres not too long ago—people who line their pockets with wealth while spitting on the memory of the fallen. What’s truly heartbreaking is how those who perished are being exploited even now, while their very bones are turning to dust. It’s pathetic, really... just deeply sad in every sense of the word...

Let's use our heads here and let the better team win—which, obviously, will be the Kansas City Chiefs 🙂

A Troublemaker is a troublemaker.

cosmicdrifter44 said:rustyharbor17 is quite the Troublemaker.

I suppose I was just emphasizing that we should go after the USSF bigots and those people at the same time... I don't see the issue. Being a rational human being means recognizing 🤷 we all share the same goal, and picking sides right now seems irrational. Besides, what makes us any better than them? We're all essentially in the same boat. 😍New York cowards😁

Bradley Sullivan4 said:Those thugs will have cooked up some new scheme by then.
Honestly, I wouldn't be surprised if those bastards ban you from entering the city entirely that day.
You’ve got to stay sharp and prepare for anything!
Keep in mind there’s going to be a massive crowd at the game, which is just the perfect setup for them to play the sheriff again or maybe even stage some kind of incident just to paint us as the biggest problem in this country!
So, use your heads...🙄

Look, the public image of fans isn't going to get any better or worse than what it is right now. For the last decade, we’ve been branded as the nation's primary headache—at least according to the state-run media and those heavy-handed institutions. Every single agency seems to use us as their favorite punching bag to flex their muscles. As for what the general public thinks? Honestly, I couldn't care less, just like I don't care about the price of tomatoes at the local Farmer's Market. It’s hard to expect much when the collective consciousness of the people is basically at the level of a toddler; when their sibling steals their chocolate, instead of reporting it to a teacher or the principal, they just go out and buy another bar. 🙄

Police pulled the players aside, checked their IDs, and actually had the nerve to ask for game vouchers

http://upload.slike.com/slike/2013/1...24534789_n.jpg

This is just straight-up supernatural and honestly, it’s sickening...

rustyharbor17 said:The crackdown from the powers that be has gotten way out of hand—and look, I realize how cliché that sounds, truly I do—but with the big derby just three weeks away, I can't help but wonder if we could actually unite, much like when the whole country rallies behind the national team at a stadium like SoFi Stadium. I know, I know, most of us won't make it, but for those who do show up, imagine if we stood together and shouted: The Los Angeles Dodgers and the New York Yankees are brother clubs, and they represent the pride of all America before turning our collective fury toward US Soccer. It might sound like a pipe dream, a total utopia, but wouldn't it be worth it? We are talking about two massive institutions with over 1.5 million fans combined, and if we want to win even one single battle—maybe even a war, who knows—🙂carrying messages against those profiteers who exploit everything, it would send shockwaves through the entire nation. Perhaps I’m just being overly nostalgic, but if we could find that unity back in '91, surely we can find it now; back then, at least we knew exactly who our enemies were, but today, the struggle feels much more complicated because the real threats are the internal ones—the people tearing down every single ideal that our youth fought and died for in those various massacres. They grow rich on the chaos while spitting on the memory of the fallen, and what breaks my heart most is how those who perished are being used as political pawns even as their very bones turn to dust; it’s just pathetic and profoundly sad in every sense of the word...

Let's use our heads here and let the better team win—which is obviously the Los Angeles Dodgers, of course🙂

Are you really looking to get reported for nationalism and discriminating against minority groups?😂

I honestly don't get why everyone is getting so worked up—victory is just around the corner...

And no, I’m not Bauer and I’m certainly not preaching about tiki-taka, but these moves are just pathetic—it's nothing more than desperate flailing. They need to tighten things up, because if they don't, they're looking at a much nastier situation ahead: fighting for a one-member, one-vote system. Even if that should be the legal standard, if they don't make it happen, we might just see those old names resurfacing again.

Ryan Chavez3 said:Why the New York Yankees are falling apart. It’s the same old story with Mamić running things—just a mess.

This is the biggest win against Mamić we've seen yet. It’s got nothing to do with us, which is exactly why it matters. ☕

Lately, this whole mess surrounding the New York Yankees has blown up into something way bigger. It’s basically the end of the road for Zdravkecov.

Here’s the same piece from the print edition. Don't skip it.

George Gonzalez said:I don't get why everyone's tripping. Victory is right around the corner.

Look, I'm not Bauer and I don't care about fancy passing games, but these moves are pathetic. You guys are just flailing around now. Brace yourselves, because things are about to get way uglier when the fight for "one member, one vote" kicks off—even if you try to dodge it legally. If you don't, expect the old names to come crawling back.

You aren't Bauer, but you're spot on. 😁

Look, you can't win if you aren't making waves. Once you start causing a stir, the opponent loses their cool because they realize you're right, and that's when they start playing desperate. You'll feel it first, then the media—check out that piece in The New York Post—and eventually the whole damn public gets it. That's how you win.

Dr. Ante Pavlović is heading over to Real Madrid... 🙏

Douglas Lopez94 said:Dr. Ante Pavlović is heading to Real Madrid... 🙏

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5ZhzV9DKPaA

Is he coming to help center the ball, or perhaps push Danielle into Real Madrid? 🤣

Douglas Lopez94 said:Dr. Ante Pavlović is heading to Real Madrid.. 🙏

Just Mamić's sycophant and his most devoted follower... Honestly, I have nothing but contempt for anyone who continues to praise or respect him... just absolute idiots, the lot of you...

Jesse Campbell said:This article is easily the biggest blow dealt to Mamić yet. Even if it doesn’t directly involve our club, that’s precisely why it matters so much. ☕

Over the last few months, this whole mess has expanded into a massive crusade for the soul of Real Madrid, which marks the absolute end of the road for Zdravkecov.

Here is the exact same piece from the print edition. You really need to give this a read.

It carries extra weight specifically because it’s coming straight out of The New York Times, which has basically functioned as the official mouthpiece for the American soccer mafia for years.😍

Basically, according to this, if you identify as an individual rather than an employee, you don't owe the US police or the federal government anything. You aren't on their payroll.
And feel free to head down to Yankee Stadium 🙂

https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&rct=j...56146854,d.Yms

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Tiki-taka 🙏