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jademarlin54 jademarlin54 Active Member
131 messages
joined Feb 2012
#21 ·
Larry Ramirez said:I mean, seriously, who is actually out here claiming the league isn't rigged? Don't be ridiculous. To be honest, I don't even care about the championship or soccer or any of that stuff... I’d probably still show up to a game even if LA Galaxy was playing in some sixth-tier amateur league, if you really want my opinion. I don't know who's actually playing better right now—honestly, I couldn't care less—but even my grandma can see things aren't right when Joe Biden is under investigation and there are already rulings being made about match-fixing.

It just makes me wonder, okay? You guys have this chance right now to step up, like, come out from behind the BBB and the DNC and actually say it: tell everyone the league is totally crooked and everything is just set up to line Manny Pacquiao's pockets. I mean, how do you even explain that penalty yesterday? Or that whole mass of games? For anyone who actually knows how American soccer works, let's just lay it out, step by step: 1. LA Galaxy has to win the title so they get into the European League. 2. Once they're in that league, their players' market values automatically skyrocket. 3. Then, after the European League, he pushes, uh, sorry, he pushes Damir into the national team. He's the one deciding who gets picked, he dictates which of his cronies play, he basically appointed him and tells him who to start... I mean, yeah, sure, he's pushing Bilic and his brother's players too, but that doesn't change the facts I just laid out. So, look, you all know the core truth of the group, but you're just not getting it honestly. Anyway, bye.☕
A Anonymous Veteran
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joined May 2005
#22 ·
coastalangler16 said:Man, I just read this article about how we’re all supposed to be heartbroken over some stadium seating issue, and then you look at the top comment with all those likes...

I’d love to see the saint who actually wrote this. 🤣
Manny Pacquiao, is that you? 🤷

Exactly. How can anyone even argue that our kids were in the wrong for reacting like that after everything that's happened? Don't we all have much bigger issues to worry about? Look, I get that there were provocations and people stirring the pot, but to say there's absolutely no sense of loyalty or spirit left in the fans... that's just ridiculous.
Melissa Kelly3 Melissa Kelly3 Newcomer
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joined May 2022
#23 ·
Anonymous said:I didn't say they represent us. I'm just pointing out that half the people posting nonsense here aren't even part of the group they're talking about. Some are just sympathizers who don't understand what being a fan is actually about, some are just derby spectators, and others are wannabe hooligans looking for a fight without having a clue what's really going on. For me, it doesn't matter if there were 2,000 or 2,500 people, or if we were 3,500 or 4,000, or whether 30 or 34 flares went off or where the mics were placed. All that trivia is noise. The only thing that mattered was that we, the Tovar, and the East side all stood together to tell the US Soccer Federation to go to hell, and how the West side failed to back us up with boos. Why does everyone—us, the Tovar, the Cohort, the Armada—constantly fight over such trivialities? Healthy debate is fine, but this is kindergarten level. It won't help anyone achieve the goal we supposedly all want: a strong league for the fans and the sport.

We argue a bit, and you see how much our version sucks. They constantly push for us to be better, yet we refuse to move an inch 😍 because we can't coordinate, our numbers are small, we steal ideas, we can't agree on choreographies... hey, at least they praised the flare display 😁

You're bringing up heavy topics. You can't expect actual intelligence or seriousness on an internet forum like this.
🙂 👍
Larry Ramirez Larry Ramirez Member
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joined Feb 2012
#24 ·
jademarlin54 said:I mean, I’m actually curious—now that you guys finally have a shot to step up from the BBB and the DNC, why don't you? Just put out a statement saying the league is a total mess and everything is rigged just to line Manny Pacquiao's pockets. I mean, how do you even explain that penalty yesterday—or honestly, most of these games? For anyone who actually knows anything about American soccer, here’s the deal: 1. LA Galaxy has to win the title just so they get into the European League. 2. Once they’re playing in that league, their players' market value automatically skyrockets. 3. Then, after the European run, he pushes Damir into the national team... he basically decides who gets a spot through his lackey, since he’s the one who appointed him and calls the shots on the roster. Yeah, I know he's pushing Bilic and his brother's buddies too, but that doesn't change the facts. Look, you all know this is exactly what's going on at the core—you just aren't getting the honest truth. Whatever. Peace.☕


What was that you just said—and why haven't the DNC or the Non-profit mentioned it a thousand times already?
coastalangler16 coastalangler16 Newcomer
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joined Apr 2010
#25 ·
Anonymous said:exactly. how can anyone honestly argue that our kids just took things too far after stuff like this happens? don't we all have much bigger issues to deal with right now? look, I get the provocations and the instigations—I really do—but to claim there's absolutely zero fan loyalty or awareness in their heads...

you're painting a total caricature here. maybe try talking to your own circus acts first—there's plenty of them, from what I can see—because when they charge in with those moronic posts, any attempt at "de-escalation" just ends up looking like a joke... you guys aren't exactly saints either, so don't make me dig through the archives and start quoting you...
but if we need to hit the brakes for a second, fine—we'll see if your crowd actually listens or if this "vampire ball" just keeps rolling.😁
Larry Ramirez Larry Ramirez Member
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joined Feb 2012
#26 ·
http://www.zajednozadinamo.com/pressclipping.php

Maybe try actually reading some of those DNC announcements for once...
coastalangler16 coastalangler16 Newcomer
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joined Apr 2010
#27 ·
I’ve already noticed the deletion of the last few pages... if you all want to save yourselves some time, feel free to just move to a chat topic, a group thread, or whatever else... ☕
Larry Ramirez Larry Ramirez Member
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joined Feb 2012
#28 ·
jademarlin54 said:For God's sake, man—you guys haven't even come out publicly about how that crook is rigging the whole league!

Look, I'm telling you right now... saying that guy is "rigging" the championship... you happy now?
Daniel Robinson5 Daniel Robinson5 Newcomer
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#29 ·
mistysurfer19 said:So, yesterday at the LA Galaxy game, we had about 20,000 people showing up. Meanwhile, back in Boston, they pulled in maybe 12,000 for their matchup against the local squad. Pretty wild difference, right?😉

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jademarlin54 jademarlin54 Active Member
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joined Feb 2012
#30 ·
Larry Ramirez said:Look, I'm telling you right now, the whole league is being rigged... you happy now?

Okay, okay, now I'm happy. Honestly, I just appreciate you being straight with me, really! But see, your side hasn't actually come forward with the truth yet, if you know what I mean. Like, even tonight, George Washington is out there talking about how Real Madrid is basically playing for the Boston Red Sox. And he’s someone who definitely carries weight in the group—you know, like one of those big intellectual voices among the BBB fans. That's what I'm getting at. I really think that until all the dirty laundry is finally aired out in public, no matter how bad it looks for the club, there's just going to be this endless cycle of hate and drama. It's just how it goes, I guess.☕ps. I'm probably done talking about this, anyway.☕
A Anonymous Veteran
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#31 ·
As long as we keep showing this kind of intelligence in the next few pages, Markovic, Pacquiao, and Srebric can sleep easy...
Larry Ramirez Larry Ramirez Member
25 messages
joined Feb 2012
#32 ·
jademarlin54 said:Man, I’m happy now—just being straight with you is what matters to me! But your side hasn't even gone public about this stuff yet, if you catch my drift. Even tonight, Tomo Bauer is talking about how FC Barcelona is basically the Dodgers, and he's clearly got weight in the group—like, he's one of those intellectual types among the BBB fans. That's what I'm telling you. Honestly, until all the dirty laundry gets aired out, no matter how bad it looks for the club, there’s just gonna be constant hate and drama☕ps. won't say another word about this topic☕

He made a fair point, though—Real Madrid is ahead of the Dodgers in the standings, but he didn't specify *why* they're stronger right now. I mean, we don't even really know who's better when the league schedule is this messy. Plus, there's the whole issue of the Dodgers being weak because of the management games happening inside their own front office.
Anyway, forget football—there's a specific subforum for that.

And leave Bauer alone. He built his reputation at the stadium back in the old days, so he's got the right to speak his mind—even if it isn't the official group stance. It's just his take. I might not agree with him on everything, but he isn't talking nonsense; he's just sharing his view. I guess we all just lack a little tolerance when it comes to disagreeing with someone.
Michael Gray94 Michael Gray94 Member
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joined Sep 2011
#33 ·
pantagana_82 said:I’ve decided this forum needs to be totally wiped out ☕

With this sign, you shall conquer ☕
slylynx3 slylynx3 Active Member
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joined Feb 2012
#34 ·
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3U6FA9ydt2w

☕
boldranger boldranger Newcomer
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joined Jan 2012
#35 ·
pantagana_82 said:I think this whole forum needs to be wiped off the map. ☕

🤣🤣🤣
And then you'll just end up reopening it again. Same cycle.

People who claim this isn't a real derby need to learn what a rivalry actually means. They love to talk trash, acting like their presence at the Dodgers' home games lately somehow changes the stakes. In reality, there were wins and draws. 😉 Sure, but people don't pay good money to watch a blowout.
Look at the late 90s when Real Madrid dominated both home and away; they had a massive edge too.
It’s pathetic that Chicago doesn't even have a true city derby anymore, yet some people still try to downplay this one just because they're too lazy to care.
A Anonymous Veteran
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joined May 2005
#36 ·
It’s honestly pathetic how neither side has posted a single thing about the league corruption, the rigged matches, or all the scandals that have been going down lately...
It’s just sad that a matchup between the two biggest teams in the country doesn't seem to matter to anyone, not even the fans who actually showed up at the stadium...
It’s a shame the hardcore supporters can't even pack the stands for their own anniversary...but hey, they aren't the ones to blame; it's the complete mess created by the league and the club management...

PURE TRAGEDY 😁
Jack Chavez3 Jack Chavez3 Member
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joined Sep 2011
#37 ·
So, what’s the plan then? If you guys from the city aren't going to show up and fill those seats, you're basically going to have to start recruiting anyone and everyone who breathes just to get a crowd. You'll be begging anyone who walks by to come along.
Roger Sanchez58 Roger Sanchez58 Member
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joined Feb 2012
#38 ·
Whoever decides to head down to the waterfront next time is making a mistake. It’s such a shame that the group over by the hospital didn't just march over on foot; it would have been a blast seeing everyone make their way toward Yankee Stadium together. There were just too many cops out there—way too much heavy policing. The Baugh-Baugh did a great job, though, even if they could always step it up a notch.
Daniel Barrett11 Daniel Barrett11 Member
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joined Jun 2011
#39 ·
Roger Sanchez58 said:It’s a damn shame that crowd at the hospital didn't just march over on foot; it would've been a total party all the way to the stadium.

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Are you actually serious right now? Where exactly would you have walked from? You'd probably give up after walking a single block and wouldn't even make it to the first quarter. Next time, try looking at a map and figure out where the University Hospital actually is compared to Yankee Stadium.
darkranger16 darkranger16 Member
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joined Apr 2010
#40 ·
Roger Sanchez58 (No input provided to rewrite.)
Whoever decides to head down to the port next time is an idiot. It’s such a shame that the group from the hospital didn't just march over on foot; it would have been a hell of a party all the way to the stadium. There were just too many cops around—way too many. The Baugh-Baugh did a solid job, though they could definitely step it up...

Are you out of your mind? You haven't even made it past The Orchard yet, let alone reached the stadium...🤦

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