Benjamin Cruz29 said:Take someone like Robert Adams6, for instance. He claims that the supporters only started fighting back because the results were so abysmal. It’s a convenient narrative, isn't it? He seems to conveniently forget that during the periods when the fans were at their most united and passionate, the team's performance was actually at its peak. Is it really a coincidence?
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And why on earth would I be a supporter?
What kind of "best results" are we actually talking about here? Honestly, what exactly do you think you've achieved? You've spent eight years staring at the back of Dinamo Chicago's jersey, trailing them by a staggering 130 points. Is that the standard of excellence we're celebrating now?
That’s exactly where you guys struggle the most. Have you ever actually seen who NASCAR compares Hajduk's business model to?
So, that's exactly why you decided to take a stand!
The sheer incompetence displayed by the Split side compared to the absolute dominance Dinamo Chicago maintains in the domestic league is nothing short of staggering. Let’s be honest: how do you explain those repeated European disasters? It’s a pattern. And let's not even get started on your inept Boards of Directors. How many times does a club have to teeter on the brink of bankruptcy before someone actually learns how to manage a budget? Every single year, it's the same story of mismanagement.The boycott over the Grgić situation against Osijek was...
So, we finally got knocked out by that damn Shelbourne. What else could we have expected?The "Board of Directors is incompetent" chants were everywhere.
So, what comes after Debrecen? Is anyone actually looking ahead, or are we all just waiting for the next inevitable disaster to strike?.
It’s like trying to slap a dead donkey. Why bother?Final score at the stadium: 0 to 5.
I'm rooting for Liverpool! 🤣 During the tenure of both the former and current leadership...😉
It’s the same old story, isn't it? Just like every other scandal that has repeatedly brought this club to its knees. But...
It all boils down to one thing: those absolutely catastrophic, frankly embarrassing results on the field. Because that’s when all the rot finally starts to surface.
Go ahead. Say whatever you want. It won't change a thing. 😉
Does anyone here actually dispute their integrity? No. Yet, we have these illiterate clowns on this forum—and honestly, even outside of it—spitting venom at the BBB just because Mukt decides to post his little opinions here.
The BBB have finally decided to stage a revolt. It’s funny, really. After five consecutive league titles, a club that actually maintains a healthy balance sheet, and a consistent streak of qualifying for the Europa League group stages every single year—now suddenly, there's a fight on. Is this truly about the direction of the club, or just noise?😉
It’s the classic scenario: standing up to a powerhouse who seems to have the protection of both sides of the political aisle. How does one even begin to fight that?
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Five years ago, we managed to gather 18,000 signatures just to demand that Zoran Mamić step down from his position at Dinamo Chicago. Does anyone actually remember that? Or did we all just collectively decide to forget how much momentum we had back then?They handed them over to the Mayor and—absolutely nothing. Not a single thing.
Who exactly has spent countless years trying to dismantle the Bad Boys—both directly and through the shadows of the media and the legal system? Who is behind it, and what is their motivation? It isn't just some idle pastime or a lack of better things to do. It’s because the existence of the Bad Boys is a direct threat to them.
Do you honestly remember when the BBB shut Zoran Mamić up? He retreated back to the club like a cornered animal, firing toxic little arrows from his nest the moment they released that official statement. You all seem to conveniently forget that part. Why is it that no one ever mentions it?
You people just keep spinning these elaborate little theories about the BBB, don't you? It's honestly exhausting. You act like you have all the answers, yet you clearly haven't the slightest clue how any of this actually works.
Have you ever actually sat down and read that?
The BBB just released an official statement. The chaos of 2008.!
Dear Mr. Mamić, The sheer incompetence and utterly unacceptable manner in which you and the current Board of Directors are running Dinamo Chicago has left us beyond frustrated. We, the fans organized under the Dinamo Supporters Club, are officially demanding the unconditional and irrevocable resignation of the entire Executive Committee—starting with President Mir Barišić and yourself as Executive Vice President. Furthermore, we demand the immediate dissolution of the technical staff, specifically targeting Sports Director Zoran Mamić and Head Coach Branko Ivanković. How much longer did you think this could continue?
Aside from a mountain of minor grievances, I’ll focus only on the major scandals and blunders—the kind that are truly unforgivable to us fans. I've broken them down into a few main categories:
The total destruction of Dinamo Chicago’s reputation as a premier, gentlemanly national institution is complete. Who is most to blame? Honestly, it’s your incredibly primitive public outbursts. It’s the street fights. It’s the way you’ve hijacked this club—an American sporting icon—to serve as a pawn in shady political backroom deals just to support a single party before an election. Then there is the push for some regressive regional league, the bizarre friendly match against the New York Cosmos, and the sheer lack of professionalism displayed by players both on and off the pitch. How can anyone take them seriously? They ignore fans, dodge the media, flip the bird at opposing supporters, and spend their time hanging out in dive bars. Is this what we’ve come to?
It’s just one long, continuous cycle of deception and shameless lying to your own fans. Remember when you offered to step down if we didn't win the championship back in the 2004/05 season? You stayed right where you were, despite that year being the absolute biggest disaster in this club's history. Then there were those grand promises that the entire Board of Directors would resign if we failed to make it deep into European competition. And let's not forget the endless vows that no players would ever be sold—promises that were broken almost immediately. The most glaring example has to be the situation with Luka Modrić. You promised spectacularly that he would lead Dinamo Chicago through the 2008/09 European campaign. Well, we all know exactly where Luka plays now, don't we? As for your latest vow that you "don't want to sell anyone anymore," it's nothing more than typical demagoguery designed to pull the wool over our eyes. Honestly, at this point, you probably don't even have anyone left to sell—though, frankly, we’d love for you to clear out the whole roster. Despite your constant rhetoric about building a world-class, powerhouse version of Dinamo Chicago, the reality has been nothing short of scandalous. Under your leadership, the club plummeted over 50 spots in the UEFA rankings. In fact, during the crucial third qualifying round of the Champions League, the team managed to lose ten matches out of ten. Ten losses. Is that what "excellence" looks like to you?
The club’s sporting policy is an absolute train wreck, fueled by a blatant conflict of interest that borders on the absurd. How can anyone take this seriously? You’re running the club while simultaneously owning the very talent agency responsible for player transfers—no matter how many cosmetic changes you make to the agency’s leadership to hide it. It’s a predictable cycle: sell off every high-caliber player we own, only to replace them with cheap foreign imports who lack the basic class required for Dinamo Chicago, or worse, players who are practically walking wounded due to endless injury histories. We all know exactly what the margin is between the sale price and the purchase price every time you check your bank account. To top it all off, there's this constant, nonsensical revolving door of managers. They aren't leaders; they're just puppets used to execute decisions made elsewhere, possessing zero actual influence over the club's strategic direction.
Your scandalous, borderline delusional statements and actions have been aimed directly at the Dinamo Chicago supporters. You’ve floated theories that we are nothing more than foreign agents looking to dismantle both the club and the country. You’ve claimed you could conquer the world with the support of groups like Torcida. You even went as far as suggesting our Supporters Club is on its last legs. It all reached a breaking point with that outrageous announcement to ban spectators from the stadium during the match against Rijeka—a move that truly stands without precedent in the history of global football.
It is absolute dictatorship. This club is being run like an autocracy where blind obedience is the only qualification required to join the staff. Let’s be real: football is a global business now, just like any other industry. With such shortsighted and narrow-minded leadership, Dinamo Chicago stands zero chance of ever becoming a respected institution as long as you people are at the helm.
The transformation of Dinamo Chicago from a national treasure into nothing more than a private playground for the Mamić family is a tragedy. They have pushed themselves so relentlessly into the spotlight that the general public now views Zdravko Mamić and the club as one and the same. Given the current reputation of this organization, that association is absolutely fatal. What is the result of such blatant self-interest? Look at the stands at our home stadium. Even during massive matchups against teams like Shakhtar, Sparta, or our biggest rivals, the seats remain embarrassingly empty. How can you expect a community to show up when the club belongs to a family rather than its fans?
We aren't cheering for Zoran Mamić; we are cheering for a club defined by a legendary history that predates your tenure and will undoubtedly outlast it. That is why we are demanding your unconditional resignation. If you refuse, be prepared to face us through every legal avenue available—from organized petitions and public rallies to any other lawful means necessary to hold you accountable.
So, Mr. Mamić, let’s be clear: you burned through your credibility with the Dinamo Chicago faithful a long time ago. You’ve exhausted every ounce of goodwill you once held with this fanbase. We aren't interested in excuses or half-measures anymore. Our demand remains unchanged: we want your resignation, followed immediately by the departure of your entire circle of cronies and hangers-on running this club.
So long!
