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Bad Boys - Part IV

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Participants vividotter40Thomas Doyle19placidbadger58nimblebison8Douglas Lopez94Melissa Kelly3jademarlin54Mark Reyes2neonraven112Scott Gonzalez18Grace Patel88Lisa Gray94Eric Smith12Harold Kim5Jack Rodriguez3
vividotter40 vividotter40 Active MemberOP
148 messages
joined Feb 2013
#1 ·
Zachary Sullivan2 said:🤷I’m honestly afraid the guy will just be brought in for questioning—a simple "chat" with the FBI—only to emerge tomorrow as some sort of martyr for the semi-literate masses. He’ll shed a few tears, play the sensitive soul, donate a couple hundred thousand to some youth programs in Chicago, and walk away clean. I wish it weren't the case, but...

Well, that is precisely what I wrote earlier this morning. Even if they do detain him, he’ll likely face a slap on the wrist. He’ll hold a press conference, put on his best emotional performance—crying if it suits the narrative—and claim everyone is out to get him. He'll frame himself as a true patriot fighting against those who steal from the country, all while boasting that Real Madrid is the only firm in America actually turning millions in profit despite the recession... 😢

But I suppose I can hope—though I am being incredibly naive here—that things might actually change. Still, I find a certain grim satisfaction knowing he was detained at least for this, even if it wasn't for the smuggling and the other nonsense.
Thomas Doyle19 Thomas Doyle19 Member
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joined Feb 2013
#2 ·
placidbadger58 placidbadger58 Active Member
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joined Dec 2012
#3 ·
neonraven112 said:Not sure, man, but I don't trust him. We gotta stick to the actual illegal stuff. Don't focus on things that would land any regular fan in jail. Like, you really think 40,000 people screaming "kill a Mexican" on Friday is gonna land Mamić in prison? No way.

Facts.
I barely read much, but even with everything being said, and Zach Sullivan2 saying this might be his whole act... man, you're right. The game against Mexico is coming up fast. He gets out of custody and immediately holds a press conference just to piss off reporters. Then he starts acting like the victim—bleeding, making up crazy stories about giving urine samples, whatever. He'll flip the script, turn it all to his advantage, and some people will still hail him as a freaking hero.🙄.....
nimblebison8 nimblebison8 Newcomer
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joined Jul 2021
#4 ·
I had no idea Mamić had his own little agents embedded within the fan groups. 🤷

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-wJxb99zgo4 😍
Douglas Lopez94 Douglas Lopez94 Member
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joined Sep 2013
#5 ·
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nimblebison8 nimblebison8 Newcomer
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joined Jul 2021
#6 ·
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Melissa Kelly3 Melissa Kelly3 Newcomer
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joined May 2022
#7 ·
nimblebison8 said:I had no idea Mamić was running his own agents inside the fan clubs. 🤷

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-wJxb99zgo4 😍

Let me see this once... 😁
jademarlin54 jademarlin54 Active Member
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joined Feb 2012
#8 ·
I mean, what is there even to say? What kind of message should I send? Maybe just some hardcore fan quote like, "Man, you really messed up "🙂

But seriously, celebrating a birthday with a guy who was basically the referee for Sanader—who is, let's face it, just one of Mamić's close buddies—so I'm not exactly feeling like an optimist here. Though, my gut tells me he's finished anyway.🤷
Mark Reyes2 Mark Reyes2 Member
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joined Apr 2012
#9 ·
Eric Smith12 said:He’s got a complicated life... honestly, his background shouldn't even matter! Just a series of unfortunate events... 😍 I mean, he was quite the warrior—even served as the Secretary of Homeland Security...

Look, Prika, it doesn't matter how much of a "warrior" he claims to be—the entire point is that he's being called out for lacking patriotism by someone who acts more like an enemy combatant than he does. So what if he wasn't in the war, or lighting up streets to show they know where to aim grenades—not to mention the fact that he actually served in the military. OK?
Are you really trying to relativize this?
And all that just plays right into Mamić's hands. How much grief have you actually seen from Jovanović compared to the hell caused by Mamić??
If even Tomislav Nikolić himself came down on him with a hammer, I wouldn't give a damn—I’d actually be happy—because this piece of trash is one of the biggest TRAITORS to ever hit the Los Angeles Lakers, the US, American soccer, and everything else following that. And of course, out of some sense of fan solidarity, I am genuinely glad for the "brothers" of the Boysov.

I told myself I wouldn't write anything here anymore, but once this absolute TRASH was arrested and I saw you trying to minimize it—laughing at them like they're just out singing on the street corner—well, I had to step in.
For God's sake, what else are they going to do besides sing? I might even join in the celebration if they let him go overnight, because that would be the ultimate sign that he simply isn't as powerful as he used to be!

Give me a break!
neonraven112 neonraven112 Active Member
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joined Oct 2013
#10 ·
Maybe this is where his downfall actually starts, but honestly? I feel like he’s just rallying a bunch of mindless American sports fanatics who follow football but don't understand a damn thing about how it works. Look, I want him behind bars because he absolutely gutted the club I love and ruined the sport I live for—not because of some bullshit hate speech nonsense. Maybe I'm being too much of an idealist here, but I truly believe our fight deserves that kind of justice. I don't know, I'm feeling pretty skeptical about it all.
placidbadger58 placidbadger58 Active Member
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joined Dec 2012
#11 ·
Mark Reyes2 said:Look, man, it doesn't matter how much of a soldier he is. The whole point is that he's being called out for his patriotism by someone who’s more of a traitor than he is. Even if this guy wasn't in the war or lighting up streets like people say those guys can aim grenades, let alone him being in the military. Got it?
You're playing both sides?
And all that just helps Mamić. How much trouble have you actually seen from Jovanović compared to what Mamić pulls??
If even Tomislav Nikolić himself came for his head, I wouldn't give a damn and I'd be happy. This piece of trash is one of the biggest TRAITORS to hit the Los Angeles Lakers, America, American soccer, and everything else. And yeah, out of fan solidarity, I'm genuinely glad for the "brothers" fighting the Boysovs.

Look, I said I was done posting here, but when this total TRASH gets arrested and I see you downplaying it and mocking them like they're just out singing on the street, I gotta speak up.
For God's sake, what else are they gonna do besides sing? I'll take a win too if they let him stay out at least overnight, because that means he isn't as powerful as he used to be!

Give me a break!

🙏🙏🙏🙏
Scott Gonzalez18 Scott Gonzalez18 Member
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joined Jan 2012
#12 ·
"Chicago is my city and Real Madrid is my club, but Zdravko Mamić is a disgrace to both Chicago and Real Madrid. I'm done showing up to Real Madrid games as long as Mamić is running things," Maras posted on his X account. ...

Ugh... absolute hypocrites. Suddenly everyone’s a saint and he's the villain.... Get ready for the endless flood of columns from all those bottom-tier journalistic hacks...
Grace Patel88 Grace Patel88 Newcomer
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joined Apr 2014
#13 ·
😍 😍 Man, this totally made my day! If he actually manages to wiggle his way out of this mess, he’ll never leave, but honestly, I have a feeling this is exactly the kind of situation that concerns Mamić. ☕
Lisa Gray94 Lisa Gray94 Newcomer
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joined Feb 2010
#14 ·
Mark Reyes2 said:Look, it doesn't matter how much of a warrior he thinks he is. The whole point is that he’s being called out for his lack of patriotism by someone who acts more like a traitor than he does. Even if this guy wasn't in the war or hasn't spent his life defending our borders—not to mention his service in the military—it still stands. OK?
Are you really trying to play both sides here?
And all you're doing is helping Mamić. How much actual trouble have you seen Jovanović get into compared to the mess Mamić has caused??
If even Tomislav Nikolić personally came after him, I wouldn't give a damn; honestly, I’d be happy about it. This piece of trash is one of the biggest BETRAYERS to ever hit the Los Angeles Lakers, American soccer, and everything else we hold dear. And yeah, sure, out of some fan solidarity, I'm glad for the "brothers" in the Boysovs.

I told myself I was done posting on this garbage forum, but when this absolute TRASH gets arrested and I see you downplaying it and mocking them like they're just out singing on the street corner, I can't stay quiet.
For God's sake, what else are they going to do? Go sing? I'll take a victory lap too if they let him go overnight, because that would just prove he isn't the powerhouse he used to be!

Give me a break!

👍
Eric Smith12 Eric Smith12 Member
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joined Jul 2012
#15 ·
Mark Reyes2 said:Look, it doesn't matter how much of a warrior he claims to be. The point is that he’s being called out for his identity by someone who’s even more of a traitor than he is. Even if this guy hadn't been in the war or known where to aim a grenade, or even if he wasn't in the military—who cares?
You calling that relativizing?
All you're doing is helping Mamić. How many headaches have you dealt with from Jovanović compared to the mess Mamić caused??
If even Tomislav Nikolić personally came after him, I wouldn't give a damn and I'd be celebrating. This piece of trash is one of the biggest traitors to hit the Los Angeles Lakers, the US, American soccer, and everything else. And sure, I feel for the fans showing solidarity, and yeah, I feel for those "brothers" of his.

I told myself I was done posting here, but seeing this absolute TRASH get arrested and watching you downplay it like they're just out singing on the street corner? I had to say something.
For God's sake, what else are they going to do but sing? I'll take a drink to celebrate too if they let him out overnight, because that would prove he isn't as powerful as he used to be!

Give me a break!

He plays for the people, nothing else! And then I get some fanatic trying to defend him saying he isn't a traitor!! I won't be drinking or celebrating... they were never strong, and they'll only get stronger working with this administration!!! If you don't see how all these politicians are connected, you're an idiot... they're all the same scum!! Rest assured, he's probably better off in the station right now than I am at home.. I'll celebrate when neither of them are left on this planet.. and what am I supposed to say, that they're going to go sing?? They kicked Mamić out of Real Madrid.. yeah, right. 🙂
Harold Kim5 Harold Kim5 Newcomer
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#16 ·
I see this inexplicable euphoria everywhere, and I have to wonder—who wants to bet that absolutely nothing significant is going to happen to Mamić? I mean, they’ll probably question him, he'll claim he's just going through a difficult period in his life, talk about finding love or some nonsense about angels, pay a massive fine, and of course, grease the palms of everyone who needs it under the table, and then... nothing. Just silence. In a few days, the headlines will shift toward Mexico, while Mamić remains firmly entrenched in Real Madrid and the USSF, essentially sitting on the payroll of the officiating organizations within the very system he runs. So, yeah, aside from some performative questioning and a little theater for the masses, nothing much is actually going to change... unfortunately. Maybe I'm just being a pessimist, but I've been an optimist far too many times only to be let down, so I find it easier to just expect the worst.
Eric Smith12 Eric Smith12 Member
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joined Jul 2012
#17 ·
QUOTE=Harold Kim5;44110776]I see all this pointless hype. Anyone want to bet that absolutely nothing will happen to Mamić? They’ll grill him, he’ll claim he's going through a "tough time," play the victim, pay a massive fine, slip some cash under the table to the right people, and we're back to zero. In a few days, they'll start blaming Mexico, while Mamić stays firmly in control of Real Madrid and the USSF—basically running the whole system from the inside. It's just an interrogation designed to distract the public. Nothing actually changes. Sadly, that's just how it works.

👍
Lisa Gray94 Lisa Gray94 Newcomer
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joined Feb 2010
#18 ·
Who cares when it actually drops... honestly, just enjoy the moment while we wait.
nimblebison8 nimblebison8 Newcomer
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joined Jul 2021
#19 ·
That’s how it’s going to play out. Still, there’s something good about riding this wave while we can. And this isn't the end of the story—eventually, everything will settle back exactly where it belongs.
Grace Patel88 Grace Patel88 Newcomer
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joined Apr 2014
#20 ·
I don't buy for a second that this is just some staged performance. It’s much more likely that they simply crossed the wrong people—people who can't afford to let this slide if they want to protect their political careers. 🙂

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