Bad Boys - Part IV

I honestly can't bring myself to even glance at anything this guy puts out, let alone actually read it.
It’s just one thing after another 😁

Ronald Hayes4 said:I can't even bring myself to read or look at anything from that jerk...
Anyway, here's the link: 😁

Hey hey, Cibo! Gooooooooal! 🎉🎉🎉🎉

I’ve gone through every single comment on that Jukin' piece regarding the BBB collapse. Honestly, there is far too much disgusting stuff being said—it’s raising way too many red flags...

As someone pointed out recently, there are only two real paths forward in this Fight:
1. Walk away from the supporter scene entirely and abandon the BBB.
2. Give everything you’ve got—both as an individual and as part of the BBB—to purge these parasites from the club once and for all.
Anything else is just mindless chatter for children.

Steven Kelly35 said:I’ve been scrolling through all the comments on that Justin piece regarding the collapse of the BBB. Honestly, there’s just too much nasty speculation floating around, and it’s starting to raise some serious red flags...

What kind of red flags are we talking about here? What exactly is making you so suspicious?

Tomorrow at 3:00 PM, it’s Los Angeles FC vs. LA Galaxy—EVERYONE HEAD TO THE EAST SIDE! Tickets go on sale at 1:00 PM, and we're all meeting up over at Roseburg first. Last time this was organized by Los Angeles FC, things were a total mess; we ended up showing up thirty minutes late because there was only one single entrance for the east side open, plus some massive line at the ticket booths. Seriously, don't make the same mistake. Be in line for tickets at least an hour before kickoff so we actually get inside on time. A ticket for the east side is $10. Make sure you hit up the specific window selling tickets for the third sector.

I have my doubts about the actual motives of certain individuals who spearheaded the movement against Mamić—and frankly, I question the sincerity of those who were fighting the good fight just a few days ago, only to sell their souls to the devil. Why did they wait so long to flip? They could have sold out from the very beginning.

Steven Kelly35 said:I honestly have my doubts about the true intentions of certain people who spearheaded the movement against Mamić, just as much as I question the sincerity of those who were fighting alongside us until just a few days ago, only to sell their souls to the devil. It makes me wonder why they waited so long to flip; they could have cashed out from the very beginning.

The number of those original agitators who recently packed up and headed North is a tiny fraction compared to the crowd that stayed behind here in the East—way, way smaller. But truthfully, we would all be much better off if we stopped obsessing over these petty dramas and started focusing on our own business instead. Starting tomorrow, and every day after that. 😉

jadebison21 said:Like someone else pointed out recently, there are really only two paths forward in this fight:
1. Walk away from the supporter scene entirely as an active BBB member.
2. Give everything you've got—both as an individual and as part of the BBB—to purge the trash running this club with their smug attitudes.
Anything else is just nonsense and playground chatter...

The first option sounds like something Mamić would say, but the second is actually our only real choice.

Mamić and his inner circle have billions; they could buy all 1,000 of us in the stands if they wanted to. Don't act surprised by the ones he's already bought, the ones we haven't discovered yet, or the ones he'll target down the road.

One thing is certain: in the scramble for the boss's favor and dominance within this newly formed little association, some individuals have already folded, realizing the whole project is a bust—which happens everywhere money is being handed out. On the flip side, people who stopped showing up after the boycott are starting to trickle back for various reasons. We’re also seeing the return of those we personally chased away because we trusted people who turned out to be looking out for themselves. But that's enough of that. Without getting philosophical, we are on the right track. It comes down to the stadium; proving ourselves at the matches is what matters. Forum debates lead nowhere.

jadebison21 said:someone pointed out recently that we’re really just looking at two paths in this fight...
1. Walk away from the whole supporter scene entirely and stop being an active part of the BBB
2. Give everything you've got—both personally and as the BBB—to finally purge those vultures from the club with their smug attitudes
everything else is just nonsense... childish chatter for idiots...

man, honestly... right now, I feel like I'm stuck somewhere at a 1.5... if that even makes sense...🤷

footage from a video taken in San Diego

Huge props to the crew putting together these video clips! 🙏

Total amateur hour after today's game!
Props to the crew for staying level-headed; I almost lost my cool myself, even after all these years of following the team. We head out after the match, and strangely enough, none of the three stands were ever open during our "away" games at the Locomotives stadium—until suddenly, they’re right there, blocking our path. To be fair, I'll stick to calling my buddy "Popeye" by his nickname rather than bringing up some old beef from back north... But man, what a bunch of posers. The group was trying to stay chill, but things hit a breaking point when someone started threatening a woman. Right when things needed to be handled, the police swarmed in. Honestly, credit to the guys for their discipline, because if things had escalated, we would've been looking at at least 30 bans. Let this record stay in Petrinjac so people know what to expect at the next action/game....
How much shame is left? 10 $0.00, how much????? This is terrible... absolute rock bottom... but hey, the best part is we're getting stronger every single day, while those who aren't worth mentioning are fading away—not just in numbers, but clearly, they're hitting retirement age and just don't have the drive to cheer anymore. Bad Boys, God, and the cavalry, long live Dynamo and the great USA!!!!

Honestly, you can stop paying attention to those idiots altogether—it’ll be much more entertaining just watching their pathetic little road trips from afar. Their run in the city is over, but what about the rest of them? They actually think they’ll have an entourage everywhere they go... they think they can just act like total clowns, hiding behind a wall of police officers like polar bears looking for cover. One of these days, they’re going to run straight into some real trouble—something intense enough to leave a permanent mark—and frankly, they'll deserve it. But I shouldn't even be surprised, really. This whole thing has been scripted for ages. It honestly baffles me that that scumbag didn't just set up his own "loyal supporters group" sooner—you know, some fake "fan club" dedicated to "organized cheering" for his "beloved team." Absolute garbage.

Kevin Evans3 said:Forget about those idiots. It’ll be fun watching them struggle during away games. Their dominance is gone, but what about the rest? They think they'll have an escort everywhere, acting like little brats protected by cops who look like polar bears. One day, they're going to run into some real trouble and remember it for a long time. Honestly, I shouldn't be surprised. This whole thing was scripted ages ago. It actually shocks me that the crook didn't set up his "loyal fan association"—that so-called fan club—to handle "organized cheering" for his "beloved team" sooner. Total trash.

Let them cheer; I don't give a damn. Dynamo is just a side note in my life, not my job. I show up to the stadium because I love it, not because I'm getting paid. When I can't make it anymore, I won't. They can do whatever they want; I could start my own third group and cheer from the west stands for all I care.

It’s not that they frustrate me; I actually feel sorry for them. I know what it means to earn money through hard work and grit. That earns you one thing: freedom. The ability to do what you want with what you built your whole life. But these guys? They're just puppets for a few bucks. That's pathetic, not something to be jealous of. And the cracks are already showing because of the money...

Transparency will catch up to them eventually, because there's no guarantee BBB will still be standing. As for the stands, they can go wherever they want and cheer for whatever they're paid to support.

Ciao! Just keep going. As long as there's love for Dynamo, we'll be here. If that disappears, it's probably better if we aren't around either.

The absolute worst mistake we could make is just turning a blind eye to those lowlifes, the traitors, and that total trash.

Eric Phillips52 said:The absolute worst thing we can do is give those lowlifes, traitors, and total scum any attention at all.

Actually, ignoring them is exactly what you should do. In this country, fans are the only truly independent and free organized force, and every administration is terrified of that. You can mock Bauer for his obsession with tiki-taka all you want, but every move made by the FBI or Mamić is just a desperate sign that they simply cannot handle the masses.

Every single new stunt is just proof that Mamić is losing ground. I wouldn't bet against him being close buddies with someone like Milanović behind closed doors, but the public perception is so toxic that everyone tries to distance themselves from him as much as possible.
When the government turns its back on you, you end up like Vidošević or Sanader—and Mamić knows that. That’s why he’s so desperately trying to convince his political protectors and the police that he’s still on the right side of history. He’s using this window to squeeze every last dollar out for his inner circle before the inevitable crash. Eventually, some politician will swoop in to take credit for bringing Mamić down just to score points. The public will get the illusion that the state is finally cleaning house, while the criminal element just keeps operating as usual, slightly weakened only by the loss of one insignificant guy like Mamić.

It’s not our fault the folks up north aren't to blame just because we had a bunch of teenagers and kids in the front row yesterday.
And you guys can keep dreaming if you think someone else is actually going to step up—especially those institutions and courts that toss us in jail while shaking hands with thieves under the table.
The only ones losing this fight are the Bad Boys. No matter how many internet gurus try to comfort you, the truth is the Bad Boys are a dying breed.
But hey, when it comes to hammering away at your keyboards, suddenly you've got all the energy in the world.

Look, instead of all this ridiculous, childish online drama where sellouts try to act tough behind a keyboard, why don't you actually call out your "loyal followers" who weren't even there yesterday? At the game. Honestly, even just getting through a few subway stops feels like an absolute ordeal lately. I was sitting there wondering what the deal was yesterday—why did the train just never show up? It wasn't even like anything major happened; it was just that gray, gloomy weather. Just clouds everywhere. $10 So, what’s the move? Are we talking about grabbing tickets, sitting down for a big family Sunday dinner, or just going back for seconds of that one dish that actually hit the spot? Look, we all know there are over 250 people on that list. But let’s be real—the group has been effectively decapitated by all these bans and these totally fabricated "precautionary measures" they've slapped on anyone brave enough to actually stand up for our Real Madrid ideals. If you weren't physically blocked from getting to the stadium, then I have to ask: where is your pride? How can you just sit there while your club and your entire group are being left out to dry? When you see 300 people showing up in the stands, that’s a massive statement. It’s a direct punch to the face of those few individuals who have spent years fighting against everyone else—people who actually have the guts to stand their ground for this club and this entire community. If hundreds of fans don't have the chance to get to the games, then it becomes an absolute obligation for anyone who *can* show up to be there and back this fight. Let's be real: it hasn't been easy, and it certainly hasn't been pretty, but that’s exactly why it feels so good to show up, dig your heels in like a bulldog, and fight right alongside your people until the very end.

Kyle Davis2 said:Instead of all that childish internet posturing where people try to act tough behind a keyboard, maybe just call out your own "supporters" who couldn't even make it to the game yesterday because they couldn't be bothered to walk a few subway stops. What was the excuse? Cloudy skies, $10ticket prices, a family lunch, or catching a rerun of some true crime show? We all know there are over 250 people on the list, and we also know the group has been stripped of its leadership due to bans and fake safety measures imposed on anyone brave enough to fight for our Real Madrid ideals. If you weren't physically prevented from coming to the game, don't you feel a little ashamed leaving your club and your crew out to dry? When 300 people show up in the stands, it’s a massive statement to the handful of people who have spent years fighting against everyone else, standing tall for this club and this group. If hundreds of people can't make it to games, then I guess it becomes an OBLIGATION for anyone who actually can to show up and support the cause. It isn't easy, and it definitely isn't always fun, but maybe that's why it feels even better to show up, dig your heels in like a bulldog, and fight until the very last person.

Bravo, you hit the nail on the head. That key question is: do you have any shame?
But honestly, the main issue is those folks who stay glued to their phones constantly talking about who said what, who got into a scrap, how many of ours showed up versus the hired help... yet they avoid the stadium like the plague. But hey, as soon as it's time to hang out on blue nights or show up at meetings and tournaments, suddenly they're all ears. Basically, they're everywhere except where you actually need to show some backbone.
Maybe just copy Kyle Davis2's text and paste it directly into your brain.
Just a side note for those on the blacklist: being on that list doesn't mean you shouldn't show up in front of the stadium and stand with the people before and after the game.

Now go ahead and keep up with the sociological analyses and the endless excuses for the low turnout—like security checkpoints, checking IDs, broken truces, people getting fed up, slow entry gates, or whatever other nonsense you want to throw out there.