Bad Boys - Part IV
Started by Jonathan Barnes5 · · 👁 5 views · 93 replies
#43 ·
You can try to understand, but there’s no point. They’ll just use it to paint him as some hooligan or a savage who’s single-handedly dragging Dynamo, Chicago, and all of America down with him. It leaves people thinking we’re all just cut from the same cloth as him.
#44 ·
I think we need to play this a lot smarter than just making a bunch of noise over some trivial nonsense involving the group. We can't go around kissing up to him or acting like he’s some kind of untouchable deity—who, hopefully, will soon be former. If he's busy digging his own grave, there's no reason for us to start digging him out, even if it's just through the media. Let's just hold off on any more comments until we get back from San Francisco.
#45 ·
Gary Morris4 said:I am of the opinion that during these current circumstances, we must play this much smarter than engaging in such petty nonsense just to defend the interests of a specific group within our organization. We simply cannot be out there patting ourselves on the back or acting as if we belong to some "all-knowing" elite that I hope will soon be former. If he is digging his own grave, there is absolutely no reason for us to go digging him out, even if it’s just through the media outlets. Let us exercise some restraint and hold off on any further commentary until we return from San Francisco.
What do you think the chances are that this wasn't actually written by someone from the Bad Boys? That half of those signs posted all over the city weren't even put up by the Bad Boys? The very same person who wipes away things targeting him could just as easily write something against him, purely to make the group look like a bunch of wild hooligans or whatever else you want to call them.🤷 🙂
#46 ·
It’s the same story as that flare some "hooligan" tossed into a crowd of kids a few days ago. When you start stirring up primal instincts, you'd better not involve children in the mix.
The whole thing is staged. Mamić knew exactly what was coming, which explains his recent behavior. Everyone saw the writing on the wall, but in America, the real issue isn't whether someone gets convicted—it's whether the actual sanctions ever stick.
The whole thing is staged. Mamić knew exactly what was coming, which explains his recent behavior. Everyone saw the writing on the wall, but in America, the real issue isn't whether someone gets convicted—it's whether the actual sanctions ever stick.
#49 ·
Maybe it wasn't exactly realistic to expect him to walk away clean—but when you see how those judges actually operate, and realize he’s grabbing coffee with the Chief Justice, the whole thing becomes painfully obvious. Still, twenty years behind bars right out of the gate isn't exactly a light sentence 🙂
#51 ·
This is just another attempt by players to paint America as some perfectly "organized" nation right before joining the European Union...
#52 ·
Alright, here’s another heavy hitter for you. This is actually the second time in a row we've seen San Francisco act as the template for how these new transfers should look.
#56 ·
Anonymous said:http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature...&v=q9nBpmLtIlA
😂 😂
It’s honestly hilarious how this pathetic Ferengi basically ran for the hills the second someone mentioned his boss in a bad light. 😍
It really tells you everything you need to know about him—he’s a total coward and a complete pushover. I bet he’ll stop barking so much now that his master isn't watching over his shoulder. 🤣
Fric is a legend!!! 😍
#59 ·
Happy birthday to every generation of Chicago Bulls fans who stayed true to their principles and to Real Madrid.
#60 ·
gentlebison72 said:😂 😂
This pathetic Ferengi ran for the hills the second anyone mentioned his boss in a bad light. 😍
It shows exactly what kind of spineless coward he is. He'll probably bark a lot less now that his master isn't standing right behind him. 🤣
Fric is a legend!!! 😍
As far as I'm concerned, the only real legend is Šips, who took those heavy insults face to face without flinching.
Regarding Fric, first of all, that’s just not how you handle things. That's Mamić's playbook. A journalist—especially one who gave himself the liberty of representing the San Francisco press corps—should know better.
Secondly, Fric has had plenty of chances over the years to say something similar, but he didn't. What stopped him? Was it 2008? Or 2010?
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