Bad Boys - Part IV

Henry Grant51 said:What kind of absolute monster is this guy? For God's sake... one day he's rubbing elbows with the Uskoks, the next he's cozying up to the FBI, then it's the judges, then he's hanging out with the gays from both the Republican Party and the Democratic Party, and don't even get me started on his revolving door through various government agencies.
Just buy the journalists dinner, slip them a little something under the table... honestly, where do we live? It's enough to make you want to die.
The man should have been behind bars ages ago...

It’s not just him, though—it’s the whole damn octopus, including every single one of his sycophants and accomplices.

There isn't much to celebrate here. 🤷 It’s honestly just sad to see people deluding themselves into thinking Jerry Maguire is somehow losing his grip or about to be ousted from football; he’s actually more powerful than ever. When you're dealing with someone who has deep ties to politicians, the courts, the police, and even intelligence agencies, trying to take them down through standard legal channels in this country is a complete waste of time. You need to rethink your strategy entirely, because if you keep going at this pace, you won't have rid of him by the time you're old and gray.

Roger Chase68 said:There’s nothing to enjoy here. 🤷 It's just pathetic watching people pretend Jerry Maguire is some fragile guy or that he's actually getting pushed out of the game. He’s never been stronger. Trying to take down someone who’s basically best friends with politicians, judges, the cops, and the FBI through "legal channels" is a total waste of time in this country. You gotta change your tactics, because at this rate, you won't be rid of him even when you're old and gray.

The guy is freaking powerful. Total powerhouse. 🤣

Roger Chase68 said:Anything but that...🤣
The way things look right now, the only way you're getting Jerry Maguire out of Dinamo is by extracting him from a capsule.🤷

It’s not right to gloat; everyone enjoys a good scandal once they've had their fill, but don't get carried away. Don't be suckers.🙂

absolutely terrifying

It’s funny how people look at this, isn't it? When certain fans start hurling insults at our neighbors, they’re immediately branded as vile, disgusting, and people claim they should be tossed straight into a federal penitentiary. But then you have someone like Jerry Maguire spitting the exact same rhetoric, and suddenly he's hailed as a true patriot, a defender of the faith, and everything this broken, chaotic country supposedly needs to survive. 🙏

Jacob Price23 said:

The most common ways people describe psychopaths are pretty much along the lines of—they can be charming, smart, and really leave an impression. They might even come off as someone you could actually rely on, or they’re just great at winning women over. But then—and this is the catch—they're also irresponsible and basically just destructive by nature.

https://fbcdn-sphotos-e-a.akamaihd.n...11689571_n.jpg

Man, just look at this. 🙂

Paul Young5 said:Common descriptions of psychopaths often highlight how they can be charming, intelligent, and incredibly impressive... They excel at making people feel like they’re someone you can truly rely on, particularly when it comes to their ability to seduce women. However, beneath that surface, they tend to be irresponsible and inherently destructive.

A quick checklist for psychopathy: - Grandiose self-confidence
- Constant violations of laws and parole conditions
- Highly smooth manipulators
- Grandiose delusions
- Superficial charm
- Chronic lying
- Hyper-ambitiousness (sound familiar?)
They exist in every field imaginable, from high-level politics all the way down to psychiatry... Essentially, psychopathy is incurable. In modern medicine, it’s categorized under Personality Disorder F-60, which includes about ten different subtypes—like those who are emotionally driven or deeply traumatized. You can use medication to mask some of the symptoms, but it doesn't change the core nature of the individual... much like trying to hide the circus while the performers are still running wild...
Ultimately, there are about 18 distinct types, which should be enough to cover this topic...

Peter Phillips2 said:https://fbcdn-sphotos-e-a.akamaihd.n...11689571_n.jpg

🙂

Not again. 🤣

Roger Chase68 said:There’s nothing to enjoy here.🤷 It’s just sad seeing people delude themselves into thinking Mamić is anything but untouchable or that he’s ever close to leaving the sport. He’s never been stronger. In this country, trying to move against someone who has deep ties to politicians, the courts, the police, and intelligence agencies through purely legal channels is, unfortunately, a lost cause. You need to think bigger; at this rate, you won't be rid of him even by the time you're hitting your twilight years.

This doesn't affect you, so why bother?

We'll probably be facing a final against the Chicago Blackhawks again in two years and just end up right back where we started. What a cycle. 😁

Listen, folks, the motherlode of corruption is sitting right there on the forehead of this organization. It’s finally clicking for me why nothing ever gets settled at Dinamo. It isn’t just that he refuses to step down; it’s that he’s being shielded by a massive web of influence—judges, politicians, and football executives, of course. He holds everything in his grip, bankrolling this entire lot of lowlifes while they all look out for one another. In this country, trying to fight corruption and organized crime through legitimate channels feels like an exercise in futility.
The only ones who can actually kick these scoundrels out of our club, which is sinking deeper by the day, are us. If we don't 🤷...

Honestly, if we had handled things back during the era of intense political upheaval by just tossing thirty flares onto the field and handing out three-year bans immediately, we might actually be getting somewhere right now, don't you think? It feels like the only real solution left on the table, but maybe we just aren't capable of stepping up, because it seems like the owners are practically laughing in our faces at this point.

Jose Kern11 said:Look, just like how things went wild back during those intense political eras in the 90s, we should have been throwing 30 flares onto the field in Europe and handing out three-year bans. That’s the only way to fix this. But clearly, you guys aren't up for it. It's like the owners are literally laughing in our faces.

If only it were actually that simple...

Jose Kern11 said:Look, just like how things went totally off the rails back in the nineties, we should have been banning people for throwing dozens of flares into the stands across the US years ago. A minimum three-year ban is the only way to fix this mess. But clearly, you guys aren't capable of that. It’s like the league owners are literally laughing in your faces.

We'll just hire a few of your guys and call it a day🙂.
Just let me know what your hourly rate is😁

copperharbor02 said:If only it were that easy...

Actually, it is. With no major sponsors and zero ticket revenue, once they joined the European Union on July 1st, they should have lost all municipal funding under the law. The only things keeping them afloat are European competition and player transfers. If you take either one of those away, the club is finished.☕

Jose Kern11 said:Back during the Reagan era, things really heated up. We should have been throwing thirty flares onto the field in Europe and handing out three-year bans. That is the only solution. Clearly, you all lack the willpower, especially since the owner of the Dallas Cowboys is basically laughing in your faces.

Are you actually a member of the "it should have been 1950" group?

I’m asking you guys, please, just use a little bit of common sense when you’re posting here.
Who do you think UEFA would actually kick out of European competition???
Real Madrid wouldn't be touching that, but they'd definitely go after the Bad Boys.
What would any of you honestly do if you were in Mamić's shoes and your fans decided to toss thirty—or however many—flares onto the pitch???
First off, I’d try to get ahead of the whole thing by talking to UEFA, FIFA, Michel Platini, or whatever other bureaucrats are running the show, explaining that some hooligans are trying to sabotage the club by throwing flares just to get them banned from Europe. But since those people are all pretty much the same type of idiots, they’d probably just believe me without a second thought...
I’d also ramp up security at the gates; I mean, just look back at what happened with Ludogorets last summer...
With the right connections, the cops would have full authority to arrest people, get physical, take folks in, or hand out bans for no reason at all... honestly, that kind of thing is already happening to us anyway.
Stop posting such nonsense, people.

Henry Grant51 said:Please, just use a little bit of common sense when you post.
Who would actually get kicked out of Europe???
Real Madrid definitely wouldn't, but the Bad Boys might.
What would any of you do if you were in Mamić's shoes and your fans threw thirty—or however many—flares onto the pitch???
First, I’d try to protect myself by talking to UEFA, FIFA, Michel Platini, or those idiots in charge, explaining that hooligans are trying to sabotage me with flares to get Real Madrid expelled from Europe. But since they’re all incompetent, they’d probably just believe them...
I’d also tighten up security at the gates; just look at what happened with Ludogorets last summer...
With their connections, the police would have the power to arrest, hit, detain, or hand out bans without any real cause... honestly, that's basically what's happening to us already.
Stop posting such nonsense, people...

I don't see why UEFA would tolerate a club that averages only 4,500 people per Champions League match, plays in a stadium that's practically a wasteland, sets negative records, and has fans throwing flares on the field. They are the black sheep of the Champions League by every metric. Some kind of penalty is inevitable, and being expelled from Europe for a season is totally possible. And as for the stance against you guys, aren't you already facing stadium bans and being put on watchlists? What else do you actually have left to lose?🤷

Mamić isn't even worth the breath anymore. We should probably shift our focus toward the people actually backing him... aim at the politicians, the administration, the local bureaucrats, and anyone else acting like they're some kind of moral authority.