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Bad Boys - Part IV

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hollowsurfer22 hollowsurfer22 Member
32 messages
joined Aug 2012
#921 ·
William Baker said:"I am pleased to have joined Rijeka. I would like to express my gratitude to the club for providing me this opportunity and inviting me to join a healthy organization with a stable environment..." - Tomecak

It seems everyone only starts expressing such sentiments once they have departed from the club...

EDIT: ☕

As far as I am aware, Tomecak and Pokrivac are not Mamic's players.
Furthermore, I am certain they hold Dinamo above all else, yet they will play with full integrity for Rijeka.
This situation illustrates the reality clearly: Mamic pushes out local talent because they refuse to defer to him, opting instead to recruit expendable assets.
In all sincerity, I hope more than anything that Tomecak scores a few extra goals against Dinamo (and by extension, Mamic).
placidbadger58 placidbadger58 Active Member
119 messages
joined Dec 2012
#922 ·
William Baker said:EDIT: ☕

🤦 Man, this has been going on forever. This whole scheme they run, with Mamic pulling all the strings behind the scenes... honestly, why hasn't anyone actually written a damn thing about it yet?

.....just look at those Dinamo youth players tearing up the Ramljak trophy. Huge crowds watching them. They’re crushing teams like Valencia and Galatasaray... You've got guys like Cop and Krstanovic watching them too........

We’re already seeing things like an interview with Ivan Krstanovic.
- Man, what can I say? My goal is to impress Coach Igor Cvitanovic. It’s always been the dream to play for the youth squad. Did you see those fans? Seriously, who else has a crowd like that? Besides, scoring four goals against Valencia in just 20 minutes? Only elite teams do that. I don't think anyone's ever dismantled them like that before—Krstanovic said.


🤣 🤣 🤣

And after everything that’s gone down these last few weeks—the tournament, the protests, the youth game, even leaving candles by the Drazen monument—for us, it’s just 🙏 🙏
driftingotter47 driftingotter47 Newcomer
9 messages
joined Jun 2018
#923 ·
The draw for the Champions League second qualifying round is set for June 24th.
The first leg will take place on July 16th/17th, followed by the return leg on July 23rd/24th.

Our potential opponents include teams like Zeljeznicar, FH (Faraday Island), Győri, New Saints, Ludogorets, Sligo, Karaganda, Korce, Birkirkara, EB Farsi, Cliftonville, Vardar, Daugava, Tre Penne, Sutjeska, Kalju, Lusitanos, Fola, and Pyunik from Armenia.

There are actually a few pretty interesting matchups in there if we're lucky.😁
Melissa Kelly3 Melissa Kelly3 Newcomer
2 messages
joined May 2022
#924 ·
Who exactly needs a visa here?
silverbear38 silverbear38 Newcomer
1 message
joined May 2013
#925 ·
Jesus, what kind of clubs are we even talking about here? Good grief, 🙏
placidbadger58 placidbadger58 Active Member
119 messages
joined Dec 2012
#926 ·
What's wrong with these clubs? It's like they're stuck on Faraday Island 🙏🙏🙏

Kevin Gray86 said:Jurcic turned into a total media troll. Honestly, props to him 😁

🤣🤣 worst part is he's just talking about absolute garbage
boldeagle20 boldeagle20 Newcomer
3 messages
joined Sep 2012
#927 ·
driftingotter47 said:The draw for the Champions League second qualifying round is set for June 24th.
The first leg hits July 16th/17th, followed by the return leg on July 23rd/24th.

Potential opponents include teams like Eljezničar, FH (Faraday Island), Gyori, New Saints, Ludogorets, Sligo, Karaganda, Korce, Birkirkara, EB Farsi, Cliftonville, Vardar, Daugava, Tre Penne, Sutjeska, Kalju, Lusitanos, Fola, and Pyunik from Armenia.

A few interesting matchups in there, I suppose. 😁

Then there are those "interesting" travel bans. 🤣

But Faraday Island? Give me a break. 😂 Of course we’ll end up drawing them.
Christian Jones Christian Jones Active Member
218 messages
joined Feb 2012
#928 ·
boldeagle20 said:A few interesting travel bans to look at... 🤣

Faraday Island? Give me a break. 😂 And yeah, we’re definitely going to draw them.

They won't even let us into Sarajevo or Skopje. But honestly, it might be time to shake things up, pull some wildcards, and plan an exotic getaway... maybe somewhere like Malta or the Faraday Islands!
Henry Grant51 Henry Grant51 NewcomerOP
2 messages
joined Mar 2014
#929 ·
I’m putting my money on the Albanians, San Marinese, or maybe even the Luxembourgers.
darkcyclist212 darkcyclist212 Newcomer
7 messages
joined Mar 2024
#930 ·
It’s not like we're facing every single possible opponent right away; this list just covers everyone from the other pots. They still have to organize those regional groups of five teams before they can even get to the actual draw.

P.S. You'll definitely need a visa if you're heading to Armenia or Kazakhstan, but I don't think you'll need one for the rest of them.
Christian Jones Christian Jones Active Member
218 messages
joined Feb 2012
#931 ·
Jacob Price23 said:So, I was just scrolling through the news and stumbled upon this absolute circus involving Jerry Maguire. Honestly, the whole thing is just a joke. You see these guys running around like they own the league, making massive deals, acting like they’re untouchable, and then—boom—everything falls apart because of one scandal. It’s the same old story, isn't it? The legal drama is heating up, and frankly, it’s exhausting to watch. One minute you're celebrating a big win, and the next, you're reading about investigations and shady backroom deals that make you wonder if anyone in the sports world actually has a moral compass left. It feels less like professional athletics and more like a soap opera written by someone who hates integrity. I mean, look at how the authorities are moving in. They aren't playing around this time. It’s messy, it’s loud, and it makes you realize how much of the "glory" we see on TV is built on sand. Just another day in the life of American sports, I guess... just another layer of corruption to peel back while we all sit here wondering why we even bother watching. Typical.

And then we actually act surprised that nobody can get rid of him... honestly... 🙂 🙂
granitemarlin83 granitemarlin83 Member
48 messages
joined Mar 2013
#932 ·
Jacob Price23 said:

🙂 🤮 🙂 🤮 🙂 🤮 🙂 🤮 🙂 🤮
Henry Grant51 Henry Grant51 NewcomerOP
2 messages
joined Mar 2014
#933 ·
What kind of absolute joke is this guy? Honestly, I can't even wrap my head around it. One day he’s hanging out with the Uskoks, the next he’s rubbing elbows with the local cops, then he’s sitting down with judges, and before you know it, he’s cozying up to both the Republicans and the Democrats, or some high-ranking officials from various government agencies. It’s constant whiplash.
He just buys journalists dinner or slips them a little something under the table to keep them quiet... I look around sometimes and wonder what kind of place we actually live in. It’s enough to make you lose faith in everything.
A piece of trash like him should have been behind bars a long time ago.
vividotter40 vividotter40 Active Member
148 messages
joined Feb 2013
#934 ·
A total badass, not some common criminal!

Next time, I’ll be grabbing coffee with the union reps—and then heading out to meet the farmers who are out there dumping their milk in protest 🤣
silverbear38 silverbear38 Newcomer
1 message
joined May 2013
#935 ·
Oh, please. No. He’ll be sitting right there on that oversight committee, staring down the dairy farmers and demanding to know exactly how they got the nerve to spill all that American milk. You know, the very same milk that Jerry Maguire personally squeezed with his own two hands.
Melissa Kelly3 Melissa Kelly3 Newcomer
2 messages
joined May 2022
#936 ·
Upcoming press conference

"Believe me, we fought with everything we had, but the pressure was just too much. We had to cave."
But I'll stake my life on it: in three or four years, the Yankees will be an absolute powerhouse.
I’ll personally resign if we aren't top of the Champions League, though we're looking at a three-to-four-year window for that.

🤣🤷
Laura Mitchell87 Laura Mitchell87 Newcomer
1 message
joined Oct 2013
#937 ·
Robert Cooper60 said:next press conference

believe me! we fought tooth and nail, but the pressure was just too much, we had to cave
but I swear on my life, in 3-4 years, the Yankees will be an absolute powerhouse
I’ll step down right now if we aren't top of the Champions League, but only in 3-4 years

🤣🤷

Jerry Maguire shouldn't be allowed near a microphone anymore.
Jeffrey Martinez5 Jeffrey Martinez5 Member
15 messages
joined Mar 2013
#938 ·
So, during a blue night out in Ivanic, we managed to pull together $150 for Veljko Marica, plus a little extra on top... oh, and someone actually found a lost phone, an HTC, if anyone happens to know the guy or if he's looking for it himself, just give him a shout at 099/411/9653.
Brian Newman38 Brian Newman38 Member
26 messages
joined Jan 2014
#939 ·
mukte Kasandra keeps insisting that Jerry Maguire is finished...
Honestly, they should just change their handle to mukte Kasandra... ☕
Roger Chase68 Roger Chase68 Newcomer
9 messages
joined Mar 2016
#940 ·
It’s just one thing after another...🤣
At this point, the only way they're getting Jerry Maguire out of Dinamo is if they drag him out in a body bag.🤷

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