Bad Boys - Part IV

So, Chuck and Peternel are out here claiming that the silent majority—the "real LA Galaxy faithful"—have finally figured out how to flex their muscles 🙂 to shut down and completely neutralize that paper tiger known as the anti-fan

"It looks like the LA Galaxy supporters have decided they’ve found a way to push back against all that negativity on the pitch, and that means booing when the 'support' starts feeling more like something else entirely"

Thomas Williams59 said:So, Chuck and Peternel are claiming that the silent majority—the "true LA Galaxy fans"—found a way to flex their muscles 🙂 to counter and shut down that paper tiger known as the anti-fan

"it seems the LA Galaxy supporters decided they needed a way to neutralize those negative messages on the pitch, so they used boos to show their dissatisfaction with that kind of 'support'"

Those "true" LA Galaxy fans were actually struggling just to find the East Stand before the match even started. 🤣

Sheriff or Sutjeska?

Keith Rodriguez86 said:the Sheriff or maybe some team from Mexico

Perfect😛.
The closest, cheapest, and most exciting option
is the rematch happening next week?

analogheron19 said:Perfect😛.
Closest, cheapest, best deal
Is the rematch happening next week?

Yeah, the first one is July 30th/31st in New York, with the rematch a week later.

analogheron19 said:Perfect😛.
Closest, cheapest, most appealing
is the rematch happening next week?

It’s not exactly close—if you hadn't overindulged last time, you'd realize how far away Moldova actually is. 🤣

It'll probably be Mexico; they just tied 1-1 in Moldova.

Nathan Foster23 said:It’ll likely be Mexico—though in Moldova, it ended in a 1:1 draw.

I know it finished 1:1, but I still have a feeling the Sheriff will settle the score in the second game...

Nicholas Taylor5 said:It’s not even close... if you hadn't been wasted last time, you'd realize we're talking Moldova distance here 🤣

Yeah, it's all my fault... 🙂
😁

Nicholas Taylor5 said:And it’s not even close. If you hadn't been so wasted last time, you’d realize how far away Moldova actually is. 🤣

I’m talking about New Haven. I’m still holding out hope they pull through.🙂
As for the sulking, wasn't that basically how you acted back when we were in Poland?😍

driftinghound3 said:Fine, I’ll take the fall for everything.🙂
😁

A few years have passed since then—you can finally admit you were the one calling the shots and taking the blame.🤣 😂

Regardless, that trip was easily one of the best tours we ever did. We had a van that handled more like a fighter jet, a bunch of local kids chasing after us down some dusty road in Romania, hotels with zero hot water, that legendary breathalyzer test that looked like it was made from a popcorn scoop, breaking into dance at a gas station on the way back, and crossing into Transnistria without having any clue if we were actually going to be allowed through...

Anyway, that tour was absolutely wild...

analogheron19 said:I'm actually talking about New Haven—I've got this irrational hope they might actually pull through.🙂
As for the whole stalling thing, didn't you go through something pretty similar back when you were in Poland?😍

It happened, and honestly... I don't even know what to say.

Nicholas Taylor5 said:It's been a few years now, so you can finally admit you were the one calling all the shots... 🤣 😂

Honestly, that trip was legendary. A van that felt like a flight, chasing kids through the streets in Moldova, hotels with zero hot water, that ridiculous breathalyzer that looked like a popcorn tool, breakdancing at a gas station on the way back, and crossing into Transnistria wondering if we'd actually make it through...

Basically, that whole trip was just wild...

The "responsible" ones were just the guys who couldn't show up on time from wherever they wandered off to.
Everyone got the message loud and clear—some took it seriously, others just didn't give a damn. 😁

But yeah, that chaos at the gas station and everything else about those days was pure madness.

Man, I would absolutely love to see the Los Angeles Dodgers travel out to New Haven. It’s way up North in Mexico—basically a total stronghold for those hardcore nationalist groups—and you just know you'd have fans from all over the US showing up. Even the rival factions from Mexico would probably make the trip. It’d be the perfect chance for BBB to finally live out that song of theirs—you know, "Come on, Delije, come on, Grobari, let's go!" It would be one hell of a wild trip.

Are they going to release 1,000 tickets for the North Stand and then just tell us at the ticket window that it’s already sold out? Or will the Los Angeles Dodgers management just claim there were too many hooligans in the stands? Are we expected to buy tickets from scalpers for $3.25? 🙂

The season is just kicking off, and plenty of people show up for those early preseason games. If they start insulting "him" from the very first whistle, regular fans are going to turn against us for the rest of the year. That’s exactly what happened last season—it turned into a war between the different sections of the stadium. Just my two cents.

No chance, tickets are already $3.25, you'll be buying them off some scalper for 20 bucks ☕

nimblebison8 said:For the rest of the season, it's just casual fans against us.

Who cares about them? They don't get it anyway. They had plenty of time to make a choice and stand by their most loyal, genuine supporters... screw them... sheep.

And what's the actual benefit if they were even on our side? 😕

Their peak contribution is clicking a poll on some news site saying they're against Jerry Jones, and that's it.

Last time I paid ten times the price, now it’s only double? And it’s still too damn expensive? 😁

Goddammit, he really dragged this club through the mud. I can't tell if this is supposed to be a joke or just pathetic. If prices were actually reasonable, we wouldn't even have 5,000 people showing up, and now there will be fewer than when tickets cost a couple of bucks. Honestly, it's probably better this way—at least we won't have random crowds wandering into Yankee Stadium just to give Jerry Jones a hard time.

Regarding ticket scalpers, there’s one little detail you should watch out for

During the last big matchup between the Los Angeles Dodgers and the Atlanta Braves, I noticed something. If you buy a ticket at the box office, you’re supposed to get a receipt too—though honestly, who actually cares about a receipt?
But here’s the catch: when you get to the gate, the security guard asks to see both your ticket and that receipt.
If you buy from a scalper, you won't have a receipt, and they'll likely turn you away right then and there.
Just be careful. You don't want to end up paying for the same seat twice.

analogheron19 said:I'm talking about New Haven. I'm low-key rooting for them to pull through.

Honestly, though? It’s gonna be tough for anyone to even clear the border without a voucher in hand...