Bad Boys - Part IV

driftingotter47 said:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gDJL...e_gdata_player

Skip to 1:43... I honestly dream about the day some player from Los Angeles FC does something just like this... what an incredible heart they have...

Oh, look at Agu handing over that jersey to a Bad Boy—funny how he wouldn't do the same for Cori back in that other city, so he ended up taking a hit for it. Honestly, he deserved it.

driftingotter47 said:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gDJL...e_gdata_player

Skip to 1:43... I’m dreaming of the day an LA FC player makes a gesture like that. That kind of heart is rare.

I actually forgot that was my main reason for checking out the video—seeing those Bad Boys in the stands in that clip.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qhvf_-zbiI4

I don't really know what to say about this. I guess there isn't much to add. Maybe just sitting tight for now. says:
I can't really watch the video here, but I guess if you're looking for my take on what's going on, just leave the link or tell me what happened. I'll try to weigh in once I know the context. Maybe I'll have an opinion then.

1:43 left on the clock... I guess I just dream about the day some Los Angeles FC player does something like that again. What a heart.

And then ten years from now, he’ll still be fixing matches and letting them happen while the idiots in the stands cheer for something that was scripted from the start. I guess. 🤷

Casey Gomez3 said:Don't play dumb and don't act like you get to decide who goes to games and when.
There was a crisis, at least until about 10 months ago when I was at the last game. Those watching from their couches had their reasons, and if they're back at the stadium now, their reasoning isn't your damn business.
I know 10 people who stopped showing up, and everyone has a different reason. If I go into specifics, Jesse Campbell and his whole crew will jump in claiming I'm making stuff up, so I'll skip that. But denying there was a crisis just helps the people calling us unrealistic and saying we've lost credibility. Yeah, there was a crisis. If there isn't one now, then fine, the team is doing better—so what? Why be ashamed of it? The crisis definitely didn't affect the 200 most hardcore fans, but there was surely an equal number of people hesitating, whether because of the repression or just the general toxic atmosphere surrounding the club.

There was a crisis because you and other idiots were acting out.
It was never a crisis for me. Nor for the 100 people who are always here.
Stop fighting over bullshit and just get to the games.

So, what’s the move for El Paso?
Same deal as we did for Unešić, or what? ☕

Aaron Walker2 said:So, what’s the move for the trip to El Paso? I mean, honestly, I haven't the slightest clue, but I guess we're all just sitting here waiting for someone to actually make a plan instead of just talking about it, right? Maybe we should start thinking about it now, unless everyone's too busy doing... whatever it is people do these days. I don't know, I guess we'll see.
Is it the same deal we had with Unešić, or what? ☕

It’s just straight-up facts, honestly—no going back on this, and there's absolutely zero debate to be had about it.

Benjamin Bishop79 said:About 70 people showed up just ten minutes late to the match and were still turned away at the gates. Their excuse? They claimed they were completely sold out. Seriously? Is that how we're running things now?

🙂

Jesse Campbell said:I swear, what were they thinking with this schedule? A 3:00 PM kickoff in this heat? My heart nearly gave out under that sun. Absolutely ridiculous. 🙄

The match kicks off at 3:00 PM. I can’t even remember the last time we had such an early kickoff, especially now that MaxTV handles the broadcasts. And what happens? They refuse to let in those 70 people who didn't make it through the gates on time. Really? Is that how we're doing things now? 🤦

It’s actually quite impressive to see how many people showed up in El Paso, especially considering that match was absolutely devoid of any appeal. There isn't a shred of competitive spirit left in this team, and honestly, it’s been that way for a long, long time.
I find myself genuinely envious of all the other supporter groups out there. They actually have something to fight for every single weekend—whether it's a shot at a European trophy or simply fighting to stay relevant in the league. For them, every goal is a massive celebration, every point feels like a hard-won victory, and every win triggers actual euphoria. Imagine that.
So, Los Angeles FC has officially clinched the title. That makes eight in a row. Honestly? It doesn't move the needle for anyone. Not even a little bit.

Gary Martinez80 said:It’s purely straightforward. There isn't any backtracking involved, nor are there any issues to speak of.

The guy is a complete animal. 🤣 It implies that the Bad Boys turned on themselves before Unešić even stepped in, which is exactly what some of their own supporters like to claim. Is that really how it went down?
Every single one of these posts is just a calculated provocation, plain and simple. The only one who isn't hitting the delete button on them is analogheron19.

Remember that match against Cibalia ten years ago? That was one of those rare instances where the league actually put on a decent show. You had fans showing up periodically, people actually occupying seats... it was almost civilized. 🤣 I honestly think that’s exactly why they failed. Instead of actually sticking together in the supporters' section, everyone just scattered all over the stands. You didn't see a single banner on the fence. To be honest? That match was an absolute disaster.
Most of the crowd was huddled under that small section of the north stands, which is covered. I suspect the rain that day is what drove them all there.

And analogheron19 is a total moron too.😍

Hey, any plans for a group blood drive anytime soon?

Robert Adams6 said:🙂

It’s honestly pretty wild to see how many people actually showed up in El Paso, even though the game was absolutely thrillingly boring. There is zero competitive tension left in this league, and frankly, it’s been like this for way too long.
I actually feel a little jealous of the fanbases for teams that actually have something at stake—you know, groups that are constantly fighting for a trophy, a spot in the Champions League, or just trying not to get relegated. For them, every single goal feels like a massive celebration, every point matters, and every win is pure euphoria.But here we are, Los Angeles FC has officially clinched the title for the 8th time in a row, and honestly? Nobody even cares.

There are several reasons why things are this way, and this is definitely one of them—just some mid-week food for thought.

hiddenridge99 said:http://www.foxnews.com/video/sports/33375/...forget-about-it/

Man, seriously... one guy is out here fighting for his actual life, and this other guy is just sitting there grilling him about Mandžukić... ridiculous...

I noticed that too, honestly... it's just disgusting.

There he goes—finally brought down Mamić! 🤣 🤣

Scott Gonzalez said:There it is, they finally took down Mamić🤣 🤣

Is this really supposed to be funny in a thread about the US national team, funcut, Torcida, Kohorta, demons, the local tavern, politics, the economy, or the law? Or is it meant for those who have been fighting that monster for years, only to be rewarded with yet another string of bans for "verbal offenses"?

Bravo!

Scott Gonzalez said:There it is, they finally took down Mamić 🤣 🤣

They just made another massive blunder. If they had even half a brain, they would've just $3.25 handed him the fines and been done with it...

And clearly you aren't the brightest bulb either if you actually thought US Soccer was going to oust him. 🙄

Daniel Carter9 said:You shouldn't find this funny when talking about the US national team, funcut, Torcida, Kohorta, demons, the local tavern, politics, the economy, or the law... especially since it's directed at the people who've been fighting that monster for years, only to get hit with another string of bans just for speaking their minds.

Nice one.

Chill out, funcut actually have a "fire the board" banner ready to go. 🤣

Jesse Campbell said:Don't be like that. The funcut fans already have a "fire the board" banner ready to go. 🤣

Just get rid of Mamić and all your problems will vanish.☕

Daniel Carter9 said:It’s not even funny when you look at the topics of the US national team, Funcut, Torcida, Kohorta, Demon, Gostionica, politics, the economy, the law... no—it's actually ridiculous when you consider those who have been fighting that monster for years, only to be rewarded with yet another string of bans just for speaking their minds!

Bravo!

Honestly, you have no clue how much I want them to just get out of the way so you can bring back Dinamo—but man, this is getting absurd...