Bad Boys - Part IV

Yesterday's match was such a fantastic turnout! The energy from the crowd during the first half was incredible, with those few euphoric moments that just lift your spirit. I also have to give a shout-out to the flags on the poles; they added such a great look to the stands. It was truly special to feel the presence of the older fans stepping up to lead us younger ones through the chants. If we keep bringing this mix of generations together game after game, imagine how powerful our atmosphere will become? We’re building something legendary here! STAY STRONG, STAY POSITIVE! Best regards...

placidbadger58 said:I love how everyone is getting all worked up over my seat number😁

If you're taking a shot at me, I'm not "worked up" about a number, I just made an observation. There's a difference between noticing something and being bothered by it. 😬
If you hadn't switched seats, we wouldn't even be talking about this... 😛 ( Please, let's not engage with this provocation, thanks. )

Jacob Newman74 said:If you’re trying to get under my skin, don't bother. I just made an observation. There’s a difference between noticing something and being obsessed with it 😬
Even if you hadn't swapped the seating, still... 😛 ( please, let's not engage with this provocation, thanks. )

Watch out, or the old-timers might start calling you names

Jacob Newman74 said:If you're coming for me too, I'm not sweating it, just calling it out. There's a difference between noticing something and being obsessed. 😬
Even if you hadn't switched up the stands, man... 😛 ( please, don't respond to this provocation, thanks. )

Nah, they "noticed" alright. All I see is how much you guys love this, 😁especially you idiots😉 please don't respond to this provocation, thanks🤣

Benjamin Thomas2 said:better run before the old guard brands you one of them

as if he cares about any of that😁

Zdravko Mamić has stepped up and offered an apology to UEFA.

"Surkis really showed how much UEFA cares about its own. Honestly, I can't believe the President wrote that letter. I just don't buy it—he used to be a diplomat in Brussels, so he wouldn't make a diplomatic blunder like that. I agree with Skansi that all of Europe is facing issues right now, but that’s no excuse for us. Everything we've had with UEFA so far has been built on friendship and unity, so this kind of slip-up with such a respected guest? I just can't believe it. Dinamo has been placidbadger58 times penalized by UEFA in European competitions. Speaking as an American, I want to apologize to UEFA and Michel Platini for the comments presented as being from President Zoran Milanović. Before the current administration took over, Vlatko Marković was replaced, and you know why? Because politics got involved and they wanted to push all of us out."

"Please tell Michel Platini that we love everyone at UEFA. America is a football powerhouse, and our fans are the pride of the European family. Sure, we have issues with certain fringe groups—every country does—and unfortunately, we're dealing with political interference within the HNS too. They're trying to install their own people here. Please, don't leave us out in the cold. We won't embarrass you, so please don't abandon us just because of a few hooligans on the fringes."

"I also just want to add that I absolutely adore Michel Platini. I want to tell him one more time through this that I love him so, so much and I miss him terribly," Mamić added at the end.

😁

Christian Jones said:😁

👍

We were so young back then, the absolute heart and soul of the supporter movement 😁

It looked good yesterday. Despite all the repression and how they keep trying to screw us over every single game. 👍

When they try to crush us, we just push harder. Period. 😍

What can I even say? In the end, those predictions about the Bad Boys growing in strength and dominance throughout this whole distillation process turned out to be spot on—not that anyone actually doubted them. 🤣

I’m no insider here, but if there’s any real damage to be done in all this, it’s the fact that recruiting young talent has become an uphill battle. Since Dinamo isn't attracting anyone right now, we might be looking at a serious generational gap if our grizzled veterans hang on for too long—just my theory, anyway... And again, I’ll reiterate: I don't have a direct line to what's actually happening in the stands. ☕

Anyway, let me just offer a little more praise to reinforce this half-baked, codependent relationship we've got going on. 😬

Dinamo vs. Osijek highlights

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EconTZeOv5o

I guess it’s finally my turn to weigh in on this thread...
So, looking back at yesterday's issue through the lens of just another
39-year-old thinker (certainly not the only one out there...🙂), someone who's about a year away from
heading West... in a word... it was absolute trash...

Zdravko Mamić just went on record apologizing to UEFA.

"Surkis showed how much UEFA actually cares about its own. I don't buy that the President wrote this letter. Honestly, I can't believe it—he used to be a diplomat in Brussels, he wouldn't make a massive diplomatic blunder like this. I agree with Skansi that all of Europe is dealing with issues, but that’s no excuse for us. Everything we've had with UEFA until now was built on friendship and unity. This kind of insult to a respected guest? I just don't believe it. Dinamo has been sanctioned by UEFA 86 times in European competitions. As an American, I'm apologizing to UEFA and Michel Platini for the comments being passed off as the President's letter. Before this administration took over, Vlatko Marković was ousted, and you know why? Because politics stepped in and tried to clear us all out."

"Tell Michel Platini that we love them at UEFA. America is a football powerhouse, and our fans are the pride of the European family. We have issues with fringe groups that exist in every country, and unfortunately, we have issues with politics within the HNS. They want to install their own people here. Please, don't leave us out in the cold. We won't embarrass you, but don't cast us aside because of some marginal group of hooligans."

for everyone 🤮🤮🤮🤮 but especially for that absolute devil 😠

Everyone needs to register, log in, and actually start commenting. People are spreading lies and attacking fans from the sidelines. Honestly, I’m sick of reading the New York Post 🙂

Here is the link:

What are you even talking about? This whole thing is honestly gold for future quotes. 😉 He’s running back to his mommy and begging UEFA for help because the government is coming after him... all I can say is HALLELUJAH. 😉 Hahahaha, and this is coming from Surkis? The same guy who teamed up with the administration to force through the transition to the dollar... 😉 Since 6 PM yesterday, it's been nothing but "good news" from them...

He’s certainly putting up quite a fight, isn't he? 🤣
The man is practically begging for an administration that will actually back him up—as if we’re just supposed to hand over the keys to some common outlaw! 🤣

Heinz 😍

Austin Collins6 said:Everyone’s out there registering, logging in, and flooding the comments section. It's nothing but lies and targeting fans from the stands. Honestly, this whole tabloid rag makes me sick. 🙂

Here is the link:

Third comment. "Today's BBB have nothing to do with the core group that originally organized and founded them. Now, there are members of Citizens Action among them who are radicalizing the situation and causing incidents with their actions. This is all just one big political-media stunt to take over Los Angeles FC and turn them into a tool for some leftist dictatorship. Los Angeles FC fans have always been: Catholics, Americans, and pillars of the state. These people today are immoral scumbags!" .. It seems like this guy hasn't watched a single Los Angeles FC game in his entire life.. what an idiot.

What a bunch of idiots.
Most of the comments you see on news sites these days are probably written by people getting paid specifically to post them anyway.
I mean, honestly, it takes a special kind of stupidity to come up with this kind of nonsense.
The real problem is that if you aren't "in the loop," it’s incredibly easy to fall for this stuff. That’s why I think we really need to step up and call out this garbage on those sites—not by acting like uneducated trolls, but by responding with actual logic and common sense.

It’s the same thing people were saying back in the nineties—though you couldn't say it as much since the internet wasn't really a thing like it is now... just the exact same rhetoric over and over...