Bad Boys - Part IV

Michael Gray94 said:it follows me, like a scavenger picking through remains😬

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Kevin Cox said:There’s a major logistical headache coming up for the cup rematch. If Liverpool FC pulls off the result we need, the Rose Bowl is going to sell out incredibly fast—specifically the north and east stands. We might have some space left in the southeast, but I doubt that'll be enough for the hardcore supporters who want to show up together. There should be room in the west, but that just isn't the same vibe. It wouldn't feel right given how things work at our home stadium.
Either we tell the supporter groups they have to move to the west side (which will probably just give Jerry Jones a massive headache regarding the VIP suites 😁) or we have to limit local ticket sales so the die-hards can take the east side.

Then again, this game is on a Wednesday, which is a workday, so...

Don't even worry about it, we'll figure it out. Honestly, I'm the first one ready to hand my season pass over to one of the guys in the supporter group and just stay outside for the game. We'll just make an agreement that they'll pay me back after the match.😁😉

First, a huge shoutout🙏 for Sunday.
-Check out this brutal shot
-Now we actually have some solid ground to stand on to set some ground rules—things we should all live by, like:
*No attacking or smashing private cars, vans, or any transport used by away fans—we all know why that’s a bad idea.
*Don't go around forcing people to wear colors or stripping someone of their jersey or scarf. No harassment.
*No stomping on an opponent who’s already down on the ground.
*If you’re feeling heated and looking for a fight, just offer a hand instead. If they turn you down, let it go—it’s better for your conscience.
(In my opinion, we’ve proven we can control the crowd. If we start calling out the stuff listed above—and I mean actually holding people accountable without being hypocrites about it—we’d have a damn healthy scene.)

And one more thing in the spirit of brotherhood
-As long as Jerry Jones keeps running every home game for the Cowboys, every supporter group on the East Coast needs to push back against the league elites. 😁

Sporting regards!

neonraven said:First off, a massive shoutout🙏 to everyone this Sunday.
-Check out this intense shot from the
-Now we actually have a solid foundation to build some ground rules and a code of conduct that people should actually stick to, like:
*Don't go after or smash the cars, vans, or any transport used by visiting fans—we all know why that’s a bad move.
*Leave the opposing team's scarves and jerseys alone; don't wear them or mess with anyone wearing them.
*No stomping on an opponent who's already down on the ground.
*If you're looking for a fight, offer it up; if they turn you down, let it go and take the high road.
(I think we proved we can control the crowd. If we start calling out the stuff listed above—calling it out without being hypocrites ourselves—we’d have a damn good, healthy scene here.)

And one more thing in the spirit of brotherhood
-Until the big shots at the league office stop screwing over the home games for teams like the Galaxy, every supporter group on the East Coast should be pushing back against the league elites. 😁

Peace.

PERSONALLY, I THINK THE MAIN RULE SHOULD BE TO STOP POSTING ALL THIS GARBAGE ON THIS FORUM.

T. & YELLOW ANT, PLEASE JUST LOCK DOWN THIS FORUM UNTIL AFTER THE SUPER BOWL (AND BEYOND) AND WIPE THE SLATE CLEAN. ENOUGH ALREADY!

mistygull said:Honestly, I think the golden rule of this forum should be simple: just stop posting. Seriously.

T. and Yellow Ant, for the love of God, start locking this forum down more often—especially after the Tekema stuff (and everything that follows). And while you're at it, just wipe the slate clean and delete all this nonsense. Enough is enough!

As long as the writing stays clean—and honestly, it’s actually been decent lately—there's really no reason to go in there and start making big moves.☕ Why bother locking everything down when the vibe is actually good?🤷

It would be awesome to spice up the musical vibe—maybe throw in some new songs about standing up against the mob at the stadium today....Brother helping brother...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B87dG...&feature=share🙂🙂

They set up an even narrower walkway by the East gates and added more fencing just to stop people from cutting straight into the ticket line instead of looping all the way back. Smart move, but only if you're looking at today's crowd.

Jesse Doyle3 The user said:The latest update from the North side regarding the situation with the authorities and our rights as fans is finally out, and frankly, it’s a bit of a grim read. It feels like we're constantly fighting an uphill battle just to exist in the stands without being treated like suspects before we even reach the stadium gates. Is it really too much to ask for some basic respect? We aren't looking for trouble; we just want to support our team. Yet, here we are, facing these sweeping restrictions that seem designed more to stifle the atmosphere than to actually ensure safety. It makes you wonder—at what point does "security" simply become a convenient excuse for overreach? The statement touches on the ongoing friction between the supporters and the local Police Department, highlighting how certain measures feel less about public order and more about controlling a specific demographic. It’s exhausting, isn't it? You spend your whole week looking forward to the match, only to be met with a wall of bureaucracy and heavy-handed tactics. One has to ask: if the goal is truly community engagement, why does it feel like the relationship is becoming increasingly adversarial? It seems the powers that be would rather manage us through intimidation than work with us through dialogue. It’s a wearying cycle, and unless there's a genuine shift in how the city views its most dedicated supporters, I fear we'll just keep seeing this same pattern repeat itself season after season.

December 4th. Real Madrid vs. Juventus. A message for the Free Fans.

04/12/2013

The BBB won't be showing up in any organized capacity for today's match, nor will there be any coordinated cheering from our side. It’s becoming a predictable pattern, isn't it? For three days straight now, we've seen a mass wave of arrests targeting the more prominent members of the Bad Boys. They're being hit with these incredibly vague, half-baked charges regarding the organization and participation in the unrest—unrest that, if we're being honest, was largely provoked by the Police Department themselves following Sunday's game. It seems the authorities are simply frustrated because, during the derby, both sets of fans—along with their leadership—made them look like absolute jokes through relentless mockery and those ridiculous "voucher" antics. When you lose control of the narrative like that, how do you think they react?
It honestly makes zero sense for anyone in our circle to step up and take on the burden of organizing the group right now. Why would anyone voluntarily invite that kind of heat? If you try to coordinate anything, the Police Department will just slap a "leader" label on you before you can even blink. It’s a calculated move on their part—they aren't just looking to make arrests; they're trying to manufacture chaos and trigger anarchy within the fan base. Is it worth the risk? I certainly don't think so.

It seems perfectly legal—and apparently socially acceptable—to protect the criminals running this country by finding the most insidious ways possible to ruin the lives of fans. We are calling on all our members and all fellow Real Madrid supporters to show their strength through absence at today’s game. By staying away, we support our fight and stand by our friends who have been unjustly detained, while also stripping the authorities of any excuse to carry out further arrests against those involved in these dirty dealings. Furthermore, we will continue to collect donations for the legal defense of those detained at Broadway 37 until further notice.

It’s honestly exhausting watching people pretend that this sudden crackdown on discipline isn't directly tied to the current state of affairs in the country. They seem to think it’s just a coincidence. Is it really that hard to see the pattern? It feels like we're heading toward a reality where fans will be the only ones left with an "exclusive" pass to be scapegoated, facing down police brutality from a department that has been granted total immunity. When you strip away all accountability for abuse of power, what exactly is left?

The architects behind this brilliantly orchestrated persecution are under a massive delusion if they think we’re just going to shrug our shoulders and let this slide. They actually believe we’ll sit idly by while they continue to treat us like nothing more than animals. Are they really that naive?

The North stands alone, facing an Absent crowd—freedom for the fans.

Bad Boys

Goddammit.

You whining little cowards are just sucking up to the status quo. One day, you'll all have to answer to a higher power, because everything you do to decent people is being watched. Read a book for once, you pathetic losers; you don't even realize the sheer amount of hatred you're manufacturing in this world.

So, I got pulled over right in the middle of the street yesterday around 10 PM—screeching tires and all that nonsense. They were grilling me, asking for my ID and running my record to see if I had any priors. Then, get this, they actually asked if I’d been at the game. Once they realized they couldn't pin anything on me, they just let me go. Honestly, I'm only posting this because there's nothing they can actually do about it. Just imagine what they'd do to the guys who are actually front and center at every home game and most away trips, instead of pulling over someone like me who hasn't been part of the main crew in ages. My parting shot to them? "What would an intellectual like me even need that for?"

The end is near...

Since we aren't actually heading to the game today anyway, it would be nice if we all chipped in those $17 for a high-priced lawyer to defend the team that just choked.

neonraven112 said:Yesterday, around 10 PM, they pulled me over right in the middle of the street with the screech of brakes echoing everywhere. They wanted my ID and were checking if I had a criminal record. They even asked if I was at the game. Since they couldn't find anything on me, they just let me go. I’m only posting this because there’s nothing they can actually do to me. Just imagine what they do to the more visible guys, considering I haven't been part of the main group in ages, yet I still show up to every home game and most away ones. My parting shot to them? "What could a man of my intellect possibly need from you?"

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Korea, absolute nightmare.

Anthony Wilson22 said:The end is finally in sight...

Well done, Skansi, who could have possibly known? Truly, a toast to the king!!! 🙏

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Sending all my support to the Blue Boys. I know things are rough right now and you guys are probably fed up with everything, but you've gotta stick it out—we need more of you out there. I know it's easier said than done, especially with those blacklists and the harassment, but honestly, looking at what I saw this past Sunday, your numbers are the only thing that can save you. Sending huge, massive support your way!!! Hang in there!

Arthur Williams4 said:To our fellow supporters and all Real Madrid fans,

We’re letting you know that the Bad Boys won't be making an organized showing at today's game, nor will there be any coordinated cheering from our side. For three days straight now, prominent members of the Bad Boys have been getting picked up by the police on vague charges regarding organizing or participating in the unrest—which, if you ask me, was mostly provoked by the police themselves after Sunday's game. They seem pretty frustrated because they got mocked by both sets of fans and their leaders during the derby, especially with all that "voucher" nonsense.

It would also be pretty reckless of us not to point out that those pulling the strings behind this crackdown think that by removing and arresting key group members, they can trigger the anarchy and chaos they're so desperate for. They're basically trying to distract everyone from the actual issues in American soccer and their own incompetence. It doesn't make much sense for anyone in our group to take on the burden of organizing anything right now and risk being hauled in just because an all-powerful Police Department labels them a "leader."

I guess it’s perfectly legal and socially acceptable to protect the criminals running this country by systematically destroying the lives of fans—the only people actually standing up to them. We’re calling on all our members and other Real Madrid fans to show support for our fight and our unfairly detained friends by staying away from today's match. It also takes away any excuse for the authorities to go after more people involved in these dirty tactics.

Anyone who thinks this display of strictness has nothing to do with the current political climate in the US is probably mistaken. It seems like fans are still the only ones left with "exclusive" access to being targets of police brutality. The repressive apparatus clearly has its hands tied and zero accountability for abuse. The people orchestrating this organized persecution are underestimating us; they think we’ll just let them continue treating us like animals.

We also want to let you know that we are collecting funds to provide legal aid for the detained Real Madrid fans. You can drop off a donation at Broadway 37 or transfer it here:

Real Madrid Bad Blue Boys Fan Club
Broadway 37, 10001 New York, USA
Account: 2340009-1510513397
IBAN: US072340 0091 5105 1339 7
Swift: PBZGUS2X
Chase Bank
6th Ave, 10001 New York, USA

NORTH WITH THE ABSENT – FREEDOM FOR FANS!

BAD BOYS

here is the whole thing

Listen up, everyone... We need to start hitting these institutions hard. We have to ramp up the public pressure because people need to know how the Police Department is working for one man's interests at the expense of innocent people. There’s already a ready-to-go template posted on the ZZD Facebook pages. Just grab it and send it off. Or better yet, write it out in your own words and say what you really think... We need to make some noise!!! We can't let this injustice slide under the radar.

PS - If anyone feels comfortable coming forward publicly, shoot me a DM. I know a few people who can help...

bluewolf15 said:I want to offer my full support to all the Blue Boys. I truly believe things have become incredibly difficult for you lately, and I understand why you might feel completely exhausted by it all. However, you simply must persevere; there needs to be more of you out there. I realize how easy it is to say that, especially knowing about the blacklists and the harassment you face, but based on everything I witnessed this past weekend, your only salvation lies in your numbers. Once again, please accept my immense support... stay strong.

The issue is that when you experience repression, you feel it on a deeply personal level, rather than thinking, "this is happening to me as part of the entire BBB group."
When people are being pressured like this, an individual doesn't feel like it's the police or some organized syndicate versus my entire group...
Instead, you are left with this overwhelming sensation of a mafia targeting you personally; you feel so suppressed and utterly powerless.

You are absolutely right; it is far too easy to say, "hang in there, guys, we need everyone, every single group."

Brian Newman38 said:The issue is when you're facing repression, you feel it on a personal level, not as some "me representing all of BBB."
When they squeeze people like this, you don't feel like it's the Police Department or the mob versus my whole group,
you just feel like it's the mob against me personally. You feel that crushed, that powerless.

You've got a point. It's easy to say "stay strong guys, we're all behind you," but it's different.

Exactly. That’s what people forget. They crush you until you're fuming inside, thinking it's just you against the cops and you've got no shot. That's why so many people just hang their heads and take the hit. There's a massive difference between five complaints and five hundred. Just stay brave—winning is about standing together.