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Bad Boys - Part IV

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stormybison9 stormybison9 Newcomer
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joined Jul 2020
#201 ·
Jesse Campbell said:I’m not going to rub it in just yet. But trust me, I am going to be living my best life very soon because every single one of my predictions is coming true. And not one of you believed a word I said!

On that day, please, stay far away from this forum! 😁 Because I am definitely going to be gloating to every single one of you. ☕

We really need to pray that this actually happens, because the league investigators are probably the only ones left who can actually fix this...

If they manage to bypass the stadium or if they just visit and then walk away because of some bribes or sweet talk, I’m done. There’s nobody else left to turn to. Honestly, at that point, I might just grab some gear and march all the way down to the stadium myself!

At least we'll go down knowing we stood our ground while everyone else was just barking. Maybe in fifty years, people will finally look back and call us heroes...
Jason Cook83 Jason Cook83 Member
27 messages
joined Mar 2013
#202 ·
Morgan Edwards8 said:Guys, let's just slow down here. A few months ago, it felt like there wasn't even a crew left to show up and cheer, and now suddenly everyone’s an expert on what kind of chants we should be running in the stands...

Maybe show a little respect for the people who actually stuck around!
Jeffrey Martinez5 Jeffrey Martinez5 Member
15 messages
joined Mar 2013
#203 ·
frozenwolf13 said:Here’s one I whipped up ages ago to the tune of Thunder from the North...

Thunder from the North, the east shines bright
we're all brothers in this fight
all as one, we always stay
New Yorkers lead the way.

Real Madrid is just one name
there's thousands more in the game
you're the pride of the north, it's true
the Ultras are right there with you.

Break us, jail us, try to stop our run
they've tried everything under the sun
but all they can do to the Ultras is fail
go eat dirt and go to hell.

Listen up now, you illiterate crew
you rat-faced bunch of nothing too
when Thunder from the North rolls through
all of America listens to the view.

I honestly think it's a real wake-up call that would get the whole stadium on its feet...

top 🙏 😉
David Anderson5 David Anderson5 Member
21 messages
joined Apr 2012
#204 ·
Alex Flores8 said:When you shout: Real Madrid, Chicago, Bad Boys...

No way... better would be Street, Chicago, Real Madrid..
hiddenridge99 hiddenridge99 Member
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joined May 2020
#205 ·
frozenwolf13 said:Here is one I put together a while back, set to the tune of "Thunder from the North"

Thunder from the North, the East shines bright
we’re brothers through and through
all as one, we always are
we are New Yorkers.

Real Madrid is just one club
there are thousands of us
you are the pride of the North
with the Ultras by your side.

To break us, jail us, or shut us down
they’ve tried every trick in the book
but all they can do to the Ultras
is kiss our asses.

Now listen up, you illiterate
rat-infested scum
when the North thunders, then listens
all of America.

I honestly think it's a real wake-up call—one that would get the whole stands on their feet.

Zac's total disaster...
David Anderson5 David Anderson5 Member
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joined Apr 2012
#206 ·
I have to say, during the game against Indianapolis, I noticed quite a few of those two-pole flags out there. Honestly, they make for some incredible terrace decor. We really do have top-tier flags—everything from the classic blue with the gold trim representing the old Real Madrid crest, all the way down to the black ones with the skull. It would be fantastic if we saw more of that stuff in the stands just to level up the whole atmosphere. 🙂
Patrick Clark21 Patrick Clark21 Newcomer
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#207 ·
frozenwolf13 said:Here is one I put together quite some time ago set to the tune of Thunder from the North.

Thunder from the North, the East shines bright
we are brothers through and through
all as one, we always have been
we are New Yorkers.

Real Madrid is just one club
while there are thousands of us
you are the pride of the North
with the Ultras by your side.

To break us, jail us, or stop us
they have tried everything
but all they can do to the Ultras
is kiss our asses.

Listen up now, you illiterate
rat-infested gang
when the North thunders, then
all of America listens

I believe it is a true wake-up call that would stir the whole stands.


That’s it... if you just add a drum and some cymbals, and produce that storm sound from the beginning of the track🙏 it would be top tier.🙏
hollowsurfer22 hollowsurfer22 Member
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joined Aug 2012
#208 ·
Here is an idea I have regarding how we can ensure a better future.
It seems highly probable that Real Madrid will move toward privatization or semi-privatization within the next decade.
Through this post, I am proposing that the DNC and the various Real Madrid supporter organizations work together to establish a unified investment fund. The goal would be to pool our resources to purchase a significant number of shares, thereby ensuring that fans have legitimate representation within the club's corporate structure.
If the supporters fail to secure an ownership stake, we will be left completely defenseless if a predatory owner decides to exploit us. Without equity, we lack any legal recourse to challenge decisions made by a majority shareholder or a major stakeholder.
In my view, this fund would operate on a model where individual supporters contribute funds specifically for share acquisitions. When the eventual sale of the club occurs, the collective interests of all investors would be protected, and specific bylaws could be established to organize our representatives.
I recognize that these are difficult economic times, but if we want a better tomorrow for the club, we must plan ahead. If even a fraction of the 1.5 million Real Madrid fans contributed just a single dollar today, we would possess substantial capital to participate effectively.
Until the moment of purchase, those collected funds could be held in a high-yield savings account to allow the capital to grow.
If anyone within the leadership of the supporter associations is interested in spearheading this initiative, I would welcome it. While I have considered pursuing this independently, a massive, coordinated group effort would ensure that no criminals or parasites ever have the opportunity to turn Real Madrid into their own private playground.
I submit this for your consideration.😉
wearyorca2 wearyorca2 Member
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joined Mar 2013
#209 ·
slyskipper9 said:http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=olZVNz8ImN8
Besides the Telecommunications workers, there's this younger band called Bar with some pretty brutal lyrics. It’s got that pure Chicago vibe...
"Tell me where you were when the whole city burned for him during the chants: STREET, CHICAGO, REAL MADRID. An old flame burns forever in my heart; for this city and this club, we give our lives!!!"

There's also this part before the chorus that's a bit slower before the hook hits hard:

"There were thousands of voices.. the rhythm was strong, the sound powerful and piercing
I remember a different Chicago, the sound of the crowd echoing through the streets!
But now the scene is different, just a shadow of what used to be
and the thought that haunts me: OUR REAL MADRID is falling apart!!"

I guess, what kind of vibe is this at 0:17?
velvetfalcon80 velvetfalcon80 Active Member
98 messages
joined Oct 2013
#210 ·
I guess everything is finally starting to look up, and it’s pretty obvious to all of us (and them too, I suppose), so maybe we should just take a breath and be happy about how much progress has been made in such a short amount of time, instead of constantly nitpicking things like the songs, how the stands look, or the way people are cheering.
Just stay positive!
David Anderson5 David Anderson5 Member
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joined Apr 2012
#211 ·
velvetfalcon80 said:Things are finally looking up, and it’s obvious to everyone—including them. People need to get real and appreciate the progress we've made in such a short window instead of nitpicking the songs, how the stands look, or the way the crowd cheers.
Stay positive!

The crowd that showed up today? They can just walk away just as easily. That's why we have to take that next big step forward! 😉
Henry Grant51 Henry Grant51 Newcomer
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joined Mar 2014
#212 ·
wearyorca2 said:Wait, what's going on with that riff at 0:17?

Everything you need to know is already in the comments section under the video.

Technically, this track was supposed to be about Real Madrid, Chicago, and the Bad Boys... but before things were finalized, the guys over at the Factory actually swapped out some of the lyrics. To be honest, they even offered to whip up something even more powerful because I wasn't totally sold on this version myself.
What we really need is a song that the whole crowd can belt out from the stands—something high-quality and well-produced. As it stands, I think this one might struggle to really land with the fans...
Amy Hughes2 Amy Hughes2 Member
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joined Jul 2009
#213 ·
hollowsurfer22 said:Here’s a little thought experiment for a brighter future.
It looks pretty certain that Real Madrid will move toward privatization or at least some semi-private model over the next decade.
My pitch is this: NATO and the various supporter groups should team up to create a unified investment fund. The goal? Buy up enough shares so we fans actually have a seat at the table within the club's hierarchy.
If the fans get left out of the ownership structure, we’re essentially screwed if some shady tycoon comes along to screw us over... and without equity, they'll have all the legal leverage in the world as majority owners.
The idea would be a collective pool where every fan chips in for stock purchases. When the club eventually hits the market, we’d have a massive block of investors who can dictate the rules and appoint representatives through a set of bylaws.
Look, times are tough, I get it. But if we want a future for the club, we need to think ahead. If even a fraction of the millions of Real Madrid fans contributed just a few bucks, we’d have serious skin in the game.
Until the sale happens, that money could just sit in a high-yield savings account and grow... let it work for us.
If anyone in the leadership of the supporter organizations wants to take the lead on this, I’m all ears. As an individual, it’s a bit much to handle alone, but if we do this as a mass movement, no vultures or parasites will be able to turn Real Madrid into their own private playground.
Just food for thought.😉

Asking people to cough up $20 for annual membership is a huge ask, and honestly, thinking fans can scrape together tens of millions of dollars seems like a total pipe dream. Without those funds, we won't have any real leverage in this scenario. We've already seen how poorly these things play out in practice with other clubs...

Privatization isn't mandatory, nor is there any way to force it on the club. And if we don't act, we might just end up handing the keys over to some "big shot" benefactor—only this time, it'll be permanent and totally legitimate.

The membership model is a global reality. It doesn't just compete with private clubs; it often proves to be the superior way to run things.

Right now, the priority is joining the club officially. Eventually, they’ll call a vote, and only members will have a say in the club's direction. That day is coming sooner than you think.

Anything else is just empty shouting from the streets with zero foundation... kind of like what Rožić once said. Paying a membership fee of $20 is the bare minimum for anyone who actually gives a damn about Real Madrid. Without doing that, all our fighting and struggling this year will have been for nothing.
Jacob Price23 Jacob Price23 Newcomer
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#214 ·
Jesse Campbell said:I’m gonna stop trolling you guys for now. But soon? I’ll be living my best life while all my predictions come true. And nobody believed a word I said.

On that day, please just stay far away from this thread. 😁 Because I am going to rub it in everyone's faces. ☕

If those predictions actually land, I’m taking you out for the best BBQ sliders you've ever had. You can gloat all you want—double portion's on me. ☕
Laura Mitchell87 Laura Mitchell87 Newcomer
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joined Oct 2013
#215 ·
Jacob Price23 said:If you're actually right about this, I'll take you to the best burger joint in town. You can order as many double cheeseburgers as you want, my treat. ☕

😁

Pizza works too. There's plenty of you guys anyway.
hollowsurfer22 hollowsurfer22 Member
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joined Aug 2012
#216 ·
Gary Watson15 said:It is far too much to ask people to pay $20 for an annual membership, and it seems completely delusional to expect fans to scrape together tens of millions of dollars; without those funds, they won't be a significant factor in any scenario. We have already seen how this works in practice with examples like the Dallas Cowboys.

Privatization does not necessarily need to take place, nor are the conditions present for its forced implementation. Attempting it would yield nothing beneficial, other than handing the club over to some "sugar daddy" once again, only this time permanently and legally.

The membership model is a global reality. It is not only competitive with privately owned clubs, but it is proving to be a superior solution.

The priority right now should be joining the club because at some point, the decision-making power regarding the club's future will rest solely with the members. This is a very real possibility.

Anything else is merely baseless shouting from the streets that lacks any actual foundation, as Rožić once noted. Paying a membership fee of $20 is the bare minimum that anyone who cares about Real Madrid should do. Without that support, all our struggles and anxieties this year will have been in vain.

Of course, I cannot say for certain what the final structure of Real Madrid will be; that will most likely be decided by political maneuvering.
However, a fund does not strictly have to be dedicated exclusively to purchasing shares in Real Madrid.
If Real Madrid adopts a membership model, that fund could serve as a tool to assist fans facing difficult social situations or to fund other activities.
Regardless of how certain we believe the membership model to be, I fear that certain shady figures might attempt to recoup their invested capital in Real Madrid. The club might only be able to offer them shares in return, as I see no other way for the club to repay such invested capital.
Therefore, this whole situation feels like a setup where we might need to be prepared to participate in a "possible" privatization of the club, simply to avoid looking foolish and to prevent criminals from creating money-making incubators at our expense.
Consequently, I see no harm in the fund, other than providing security for the future when these developments eventually unfold.
Jose Kern11 Jose Kern11 Active Member
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joined Feb 2012
#217 ·
Jesse Campbell said:I'm not even going to try to mess with you guys right now. But honestly, I’m going to be living my best life very soon, just soaking up the glory because every single one of my predictions is actually going to come true. And let's be real, nobody believed a word I said.

On that day, I am sincerely praying that everyone stays far away from this forum at the same time. 😁 Because when it happens, I am going to have so much fun rubbing it in your faces. ☕

I really don't have the energy to deal with your posts right now, but aren't you predicting that the coach will be out of a job by the first month of the season? 🤷 Well, it's already the third month and all they've done is start looking into things like the IRS, and I seriously doubt they'll find any kind of wrongdoing in the next six months.
Laura Mitchell87 Laura Mitchell87 Newcomer
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joined Oct 2013
#218 ·
The beginning of the end for the soccer mafia started when the strongest supporter group in Europe—BBB—finally stood up and took them on as a united front. This is a group that doesn't know how to lose. They were the first ones on this side of the Atlantic to realize that looking cool in the stands or performing paid choreographies isn't everything. I’m not saying every other group is corporate, or that nobody else fights the owners, but nobody has a history like ours. That’s why we’re the heavyweights.

Today, appointing a new inspector is basically the final nail in the coffin for those drug-addled moral monsters and their Hyenas. Politics might still be lagging behind us—just like when they fought to change the name of Real Madrid—but even they had to face the fact that something is deeply wrong with the game. The boycott and the fight we’ve been leading for the last two and a half years emptied out Yankee Stadium and exposed all the frauds for who they really are. Basically, the work done by the State Administration Office beat the Hyenas on every single front.

To be fair, other groups across the country played a much more vital and honest role than they did back in the 90s, contributing heavily to this fight. A lot of ultras finally realized that Smirks and his Hyenas were trying to use force to crush the American supporter movement because it was their only organized opposition. These days, while Narkos is desperately begging and pleading—even dragging in some foreign counterpart to lecture us (even if that guy just stole money from somewhere else and funneled it into soccer)—everyone sees the truth.

The Sports Inspection is going to be an institution that provides CONSTANT oversight, giving anyone a place to report illegal activity. There are multiple layers of protection built in; whoever designed this thing knew people would try to bribe their way out, which is exactly why the soccer mafia is sweating so hard right now. They know the old ways are dead.

And then there's that guy rambling on about "marginal groups." He'll probably go play cards with Canjuga soon and brag about how BBB shut both of them down. Let him enjoy his delusions, but he better stay far away from Real Madrid.
Anthony Barrett37 Anthony Barrett37 Active Member
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joined Mar 2011
#219 ·
Jose Kern11 said:I don't really feel like digging through all your old posts right now, but I guess you thought Mamić would be finished by the first month of the season 🤷 but here we are in the third month and they've only just started looking into Radon. Honestly, I doubt they'll find anything irregular in the next six months.
Ethan Palmer57 Ethan Palmer57 Newcomer
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joined Sep 2012
#220 ·
Do you guys honestly think the inspection is going to pull anything useful out of Mamić? He’s already prepping his defense while our minister is out there making huge headlines about draining the wetlands—it feels like a total circus. Honestly, my gut tells me that anyone who tries to take a swing at that messy guy will just find themselves being chased by his shadow immediately after.

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