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Bad Boys - Part IV

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Participants slysailor52Zachary Sullivan2vividotter40Laura Mitchell87ironraven45neonstagplacidbadger58gentlefox52driftinghound3Joseph White12mistygullCasey Martinez39Jeremy Torres17silverbear38Thomas Moore25Henry Miller97Christian JonesJose White26Henry Grant51neonraven112Mark Carter10Jose Kern11Robert Adams6Betty Perez2 …
slysailor52 slysailor52 MemberOP
48 messages
joined Dec 2013
#21 ·
driftinghound3 said:On paper, that looks impressive enough—certainly worthy of praise at first glance.
But without the kids, there is no future.
Unfortunately, the club is stuck in a spot where the younger generation is finding other hobbies rather than showing up to the stands. I’m holding out hope for some organizational shifts and fresh faces—kids who will represent the first true generation of BBB who aren't constantly locked in an all-out, 24/7 war.

Now, whether we can actually function normally without an "enemy" to fight against? Only time will tell..

We can function perfectly fine without a manufactured "enemy." Once Real Madrid becomes a genuine football passion again—something that breeds true fanaticism through the highs and lows, the wins, the losses, the euphoria, and the heartbreak of pure, honest sport—then our only real opponents will be the ones on the pitch and those sitting in the opposing stands. Of course, having a disciplined, uniformed presence is essential for that.😁

Here is a perfect example from the relatively distant past—essentially a period of calm "between wars"—to prove it can be done.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2dmmrK15EWE
placidbadger58 placidbadger58 Active Member
119 messages
joined Dec 2012
#22 ·
"So now suddenly I'm the bigot. Seriously, just listen to what they're shouting at me during the game or look at the banners. It’s stuff like ‘Mamić, you Mexican bastard,’ ‘Mamić is a Mexican,’ ‘Kill the Mexican Mamić,’ ‘Mamić the Chetnik.’ And the authorities? Not a single word from them about protecting me from being targeted based on my background. But the second I open my mouth—look how that ends," Zdravko Mamić told Fox News.

-there he goes with the spin, trying to play the victim card again🤮
-honestly we all saw this coming, and I'm still pissed regardless 🙂
mistygull mistygull Member
34 messages
joined May 2013
#23 ·
placidbadger58;44174203 said:

"Suddenly, I'm the bigot," said Zdravko Mamić to Fox News. He was complaining about how people were shouting insults at him during the game—calling him all sorts of names based on his background—and how the authorities didn't lift a finger to protect him from that kind of harassment. But the second he opens his mouth, everyone loses it,"

Mamić, you’re full of it again, spinning half-truths to suit your narrative. We’re also calling you out at the stadium for being a war profiteer... just take a breath before you pass out,
Casey Martinez39 Casey Martinez39 Member
11 messages
joined Jun 2012
#24 ·
It honestly baffles me that the FBI hasn't weighed in on Zdravko Mamić yet. 🤷
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Jeremy Torres17 Jeremy Torres17 Active Member
63 messages
joined Oct 2012
#25 ·
Casey Martinez39 said:It's strange to me—why hasn't unknown commented on Zdravko yet?! 🤷
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One guy on the forum reached out to him immediately—just to see if he was prepping a statement regarding the insult—and this guy just goes, "Oh, I guess Jovko must have been insulting him or something"... typical. But as for an actual official condemnation or any of those formalities? It’s been several days now, and still absolutely nothing! 🤮

Oh, and the only one who actually spoke up was some Peternel guy over at unknown on Facebook, but even then, it was just offering support to the poor guy. 🤣
silverbear38 silverbear38 Newcomer
1 message
joined May 2013
#26 ·
Jeremy Torres17 said:I remember this one guy on the board who reached out to him immediately, just trying to sniff out if he was going to release some sort of official statement—you know how people are—and he was basically like, "Oh, I guess he's just upset because someone insulted him or something." He thought for sure there would be a formal condemnation or some kind of public outcry coming his way. Well, a few days have slipped by now and, surprisingly, absolutely nothing has happened! 🤮

Oh, and if I recall correctly, the only person who actually spoke up was that Peternel fellow over at unknown on Facebook, offering some sort of support to the poor guy. 🤣

Amra's husband :desanka:
Thomas Moore25 Thomas Moore25 Member
49 messages
joined May 2013
#27 ·
Jeremy Torres17 said:Some guy on the boards reached out immediately to see if he was actually gonna drop a statement—you know how it is—and he just goes, "Oh, I guess they were just trying to get a rise out of him or something..." Like, sure. He'll probably eventually put out some canned condemnation or whatever... But it's been days and still radio silence! 🤮

Oh yeah, the only person who bothered to show up on Facebook was that Peternel guy from unknown, basically just backing up that mess. 🤣

Nothing's happening. That guy is just sticking to the old rule: "Don't bite the hand that feeds you."
slysailor52 slysailor52 MemberOP
48 messages
joined Dec 2013
#28 ·
We could go on forever listing arguments, quotes, or whatever else we want to throw at the wall, but honestly? At the end of the day, after all these years, the cold, hard truth remains the same:

WHAT A TOTAL DISASTER THIS HAS TURNED REAL MADRID INTO!!!!

🙂🤦
Henry Miller97 Henry Miller97 Newcomer
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joined Mar 2013
#29 ·
unknown
attacks on mothers represent an attempt to revive verbal offenses from the era of the old communist dictatorship
Christian Jones Christian Jones Active Member
218 messages
joined Feb 2012
#30 ·
silverbear38 said:That guy's husband from Amra... 😂

And he's out there hooking up with his wife instead... 🤣 😂
silverbear38 silverbear38 Newcomer
1 message
joined May 2013
#31 ·
Christian Jones said:And meanwhile, he’s just at home being a devoted husband to his wife, 🤣 😂

it's all done for the good of the franchise, clearly🤣
Jose White26 Jose White26 Member
16 messages
joined Sep 2012
#32 ·
Henry Miller97 said:The unknown reached out
attacking-moms-is-just-an-attempt-to-revive-verbal-crimes-from-the-old-communist-regime-days

Well, that certainly sent me running to the bathroom. 👍

Praises for the trans crowd... you guys are truly something else, I swear. 😁
Henry Grant51 Henry Grant51 Newcomer
2 messages
joined Mar 2014
#33 ·
If anyone happened to pick up a gray Eastpak backpack from a white Ford Transit, or maybe spotted it sitting out in a parking lot somewhere, could you please shoot me a private message?
Laura Mitchell87 Laura Mitchell87 Newcomer
1 message
joined Oct 2013
#34 ·
slysailor52 said:We can argue about this forever—list every excuse, every statement, every load of crap—but at the end of the day, here’s the cold, hard truth:

WHAT HAS THIS MONSTER DONE TO REAL MADRID!!!!

🙂🤦

Now he's sinking straight into the Mariana Trench, trying to drag Real Madrid, the Blackhawks, and the entire fan base down with him.

It’s not like he hasn't done this before, but now it’s just pathetic. He and his little crew have been trashing the Blackhawks and other fans just to cover up his own garbage moves.

And then you get some fans claiming he’s a patriot. A patriot? Give me a break. This guy is using his tiny little crew to tear down an entire supporter scene that’s been leading the charge for 30 years. So much for patriotism... 🤮
Laura Mitchell87 Laura Mitchell87 Newcomer
1 message
joined Oct 2013
#35 ·
galerija said:Man, if you think the stands in San Francisco are just old guys! I could probably show you a photo proving it...

Alright, fine. I'll post it. Give me a few minutes.
neonraven112 neonraven112 Active Member
151 messages
joined Oct 2013
#36 ·
I’ll be honest, I was pretty skeptical about this whole arrest thing at first—I actually figured it was just some massive PR stunt to rally the die-hard football fans who basically live for the sport. But man, looking back? He totally blew it. Now, he's effectively radioactive; not a single news outlet is going to touch him. Remember how Vedran Rudan used to go off on believers and the Church, and every major media outlet in the country would just roll over and follow his lead? Well, the second he crossed the line regarding Jewish people and compared certain actions in Palestine to Nazi behavior, he vanished from the airwaves. Maybe that comparison was a stretch, but look—when you're a public figure, there are certain lines you just don't cross unless you're looking for career suicide. He's lost his media backing, he's lost his political leverage, and he's done. In this country, the actual voters don't even matter that much anyway.
vividotter40 vividotter40 Active Member
148 messages
joined Feb 2013
#37 ·
The FBI sided with Mamić's interests—Jovanović was the first one out there leading the charge 😁

But honestly, whenever I see that "Cicak" surname pop up, I can't help but feel a certain way
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WwE29Nq-o7M

🤣🤣
Laura Mitchell87 Laura Mitchell87 Newcomer
1 message
joined Oct 2013
#38 ·
neonraven112 said:I was skeptical about this arrest at first—honestly thought it was just some PR stunt to rally the die-hard football fans. But now? I think he really screwed himself. Not a single news outlet is going to touch him now. Remember how everyone jumped on the bandwagon when pundits were trashing religious groups? Then they crossed a line with certain sensitive topics and suddenly, poof, they’re persona non grata. Maybe it's an apples-to-oranges comparison, but as a public figure, you step on one wrong landmine and you're finished. He’s lost his media and political shield, and it's over. In this country, the actual people don't even matter anyway.

Duh. Mamić's power came from the institutions protecting him, not from the public. Now that's gone, he's toast.
Mark Carter10 Mark Carter10 Active Member
60 messages
joined Sep 2011
#39 ·
Jesse Campbell said:Exactly. Mamić's power came from the institutions protecting him, not from the people. Now, he's finally losing that grip.

And the photo? 🤷
Jose Kern11 Jose Kern11 Active Member
123 messages
joined Feb 2012
#40 ·
vividotter40 said:The FBI sided with Mamić's interests, and Jovanović was actually the first one to start 😁

But honestly, whenever I see that "Cicak" surname pop up, I just can't help but smile, you know?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WwE29Nq-o7M

🤣🤣

So, does anyone currently working in this administration—someone who’s actually drawing a paycheck from our taxes—have the guts to speak up publicly and finally shut down this absolute joke of an agency known as the FBI?

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