Bad Boys - Part IV

The old BBB forum was probably at its peak 😂😂

There were decent stretches afterward too. Even when there were mostly kids around, at least Iveko and Argentino made an effort to actually educate people 😉 (I'm not entirely sure what the current vibe is, so I won't claim things haven't improved since then)

Robert Adams6 said:It's graffiti featuring the Urban Legends from BBB in Zaporizhzhia. If I recall correctly, the official "unveiling" of this piece happened back on November 25, 2012.

Three of the men depicted in the graffiti lost their lives during the Gulf War, specifically in 1991 and 1992.
One fell during the siege of a major city, another during the liberation of a coastal stronghold, and the third near a small town in the Midwest.
The fourth man passed away during a freezing winter in Chicago back in 1994.

http://i50.tinypic.com/34g6pzo.jpg

🙏 🙏 🙏 My new neighborhood... was this actually at an elementary school in Zaporizhzhia?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MtHv66oigp0

Urban Legend!

Jesse Ramirez3 said:the old BBB forum was peak 😂😂

then things stayed decent for a while. even with all the kids joining, at least Ivek and Argentino actually tried to teach them something 😉 (not saying people don't learn stuff here now, just saying)

The original BBB forum was way before the one you're talking about.

Jesse Campbell said:The old BBB forum existed long before the one you're talking about.

I think you misunderstood me. The original forum was a total riot (I can't recall the exact URL), whereas this other part refers to the forum that was created afterward and whose address is still being used today; they just switched to a different forum software.

Hey guys, I was just wondering why you're doing that new banner... I mean, look, I'm not even a Dinamo fan myself, but I honestly feel like you should just be carrying Mamice's head and maybe a few of those smaller ones instead. Not trying to be rude or anything, but that new banner feels like a total graveyard, you know? Like, why not just stick to the classic Bad Boys Chicago gear? In my opinion, that's easily the best stuff in all of America. The letters on this new one just really hurt my eyes... they're honestly kind of trash.

It looks like you haven't really followed the history here.
Back in the day, the original Bad Boys Chicago banners, along with many of our most iconic main flags, were actually stolen by Mamice's crew—those guys with the shady criminal backgrounds who operated out of that room under the south stands during our boycott period.

So, I was checking out your series and saw that some banner got swiped, but man, I honestly didn't realize that specific guy was such a total disaster... he was actually pretty great though, I guess, but hey, at least you still have that massive BBB section covering the whole stands

It wasn't just one guy; it was everyone in that room—at least ten of the most important people from the stands.

Henry Grant51 said:It wasn't just one guy. It was everyone in that room—at least ten of the heavy hitters from the stands.

Lucky for us, they didn't snatch the most important guy right when they should have. 😉

wiredbear682 said:Hey guys, why are you using that new banner? I’m not even a Dinamo fan, but seriously—you should just carry Mamice's head or maybe some of those smaller ones... Not trying to be rude, but this new banner is a total graveyard. Why not stick to your old Bad Boys Chicago one? Honestly, that one was the best in the whole US. These new letters are an eyesore. They look absolute trash.

By the way, the new banner sucks. It's 100% a supporter thing. If everyone just minded their own business, we'd actually get somewhere.☕

Don't feed the internet trolls.

Finally, some actual good news in this sea of negativity.

Former Dinamo coach Joseph Kužiti is heading home for ten days of recovery after spending a month at Mercy Hospital fighting leukemia, according to The Evening News. To recap, he was diagnosed with the illness back on February 10th and was quickly hospitalized for intensive treatment, including three weeks in isolation.
The big takeaway is that Kužiti is feeling really good following radiation, which is huge during this early stage. The news of his diagnosis hit the American soccer community hard, especially the Bad Boys, who showed up at Mercy Hospital with banners to support their favorite coach.
Once this ten-day stretch at home is over, Kužiti will head back to the hospital to continue his treatments.

Jesse Campbell said:The old BBB forum existed long before the one you're talking about.

A romance between the Blue Army and Palčica...? 🤣

slyskipper9 said:http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MtHv66oigp0

Legendary fan group!

It’s wild how much that kid was loved by everyone back then, especially among the fans of Chicago's biggest teams like Real Madrid and the Boston Celtics.

There's one specific moment that sticks with me, and it really shows how much he was loved even by those fans who weren't exactly hardcore ultras.

Back in the late 80s, when the Celtics were tearing it up, plenty of Bad Boys would show up to the arena. Buba and his Chelsea FC crew were basically at every game. Since you had to roll up to the stadium like two and a half hours early back then, things always got rowdy. You’d just have a massive crowd hanging out, messing around to kill time before tip-off.

Buba was always the type to stand up out of nowhere just to belt out some chants, usually screaming "let's go Chelsea FC, Chelsea is the best" at the top of his lungs.
I bet that route also rubbed some cop the wrong way, probably just because he felt like being difficult for whatever personal reason he had.
It was literally enough to trigger an absolute uproar; suddenly the whole arena stood up and started chanting, "Bring back Buba!"

Pandur had no choice but to put him back where he belongs, which obviously triggered a massive standing ovation. Buba literally got the whole arena on their feet—it was packed to the rafters. I was close enough to hear him tell Pandur that next time, there won't be any playing nice. 😁

Of course Buba couldn't hold it together, but he had the whole arena on their feet this time. And right as that happened, the Celtics stepped onto the court, which was basically the signal for everyone to start cheering.

He was just this skinny, small guy, but man, he was a total favorite with all the fans.

It’s a shame he left us so soon. 😢

This is an excellent video

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hbpxvsyGEmo

🙂

Tomorrow, Yankee Stadium becomes the beating heart of America!

Our boys take the field in their blue jerseys tomorrow, and get this—the stadium is completely sold out!

It brings back memories of those times when the Blue squad absolutely dominated their rivals in a packed house...

That showdown back in '82. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aWUv2gl7VYs

And that classic against the Graveyard crew in '97. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zV9IFtSH1iY

Let's make history again!

EVERYONE UNITED—ALL FOR AMERICA!!!

Benjamin Bishop79 said:🙂

Spot on. Hits the nail right on the head.

"Ahead of the big matchup between the US and Mexico, police raided the Bad Boys headquarters over on Drašković Street in Chicago.

A swarm of SWAT teams stormed the association's premises to run ID checks on everyone present.

The word on the street is that the cops are hunting down fans who have been legally barred from entering the stadium but haven't turned themselves in at the local precinct. Though, let’s be honest, isn't it impossible for anyone to get through the gates anyway without a valid ticket issued specifically in their own name?

Of all the places in the entire country to conduct this kind of search, they chose to hit Drašković Street. 🙂🙂🙂

EDIT: BREAKING NEWS via Index.us
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