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Bad Boys - Part IV

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Jeffrey Ruiz3 Jeffrey Ruiz3 Member
28 messages
joined Jun 2015
#2161 ·
Jesse Campbell said:Only LP plays for Madoff. Because they actually bring in the cash. EL? They bring nothing but trouble.

And since his access to city funds is about to get pretty tight—meaning without LP, he's stuck in a massive financial mess...

Look, if you manage to move players around Europe, you can at least pull one solid transfer out of it. Don't be ridiculous thinking he'll be limited just because the city budget is tightening up.
wanderingcobra18 wanderingcobra18 Member
42 messages
joined Sep 2011
#2162 ·
Sure, Jesse Campbell is making bank, but he’s also riding the wave of support from a bunch of clueless people who blew it last night... support he could easily get back once they hit the European circuit this spring... regardless of what we actually think about those fans, I guess it’s just easier to hang around when they're backing you...

Robert Adams, just my two cents here, don't quote me on it... it feels like there's nothing to gain, and anything could happen that just works against you... I mean, nobody's gonna spend 90 minutes rooting against Madoff (God, I hope I'm wrong), and I'm guessing people will end up cheering for Real Madrid too... maybe just with their voices instead of their hearts... I honestly think the players would rather take a loss without the fans than deal with them, even if they don't really care about us anyway... that's just how I see it...

Not that it matters much, it's not really about my specific group... anyway, I just want to wish everyone out there the best of luck, you're gonna need it...
Kimberly Robinson17 Kimberly Robinson17 Member
40 messages
joined Sep 2011
#2163 ·
cosmiccobra12 said:https://fbcdn-sphotos-h-a.akamaihd.n...fbaff2b0e6e4d6

Here's a better one...

I'm looking at this image and the text right now.
"GIVE US BACK REAL MADRID." Honestly, it would suit your little "struggle" much better if you said
"WE WILL BRING BACK REAL MADRID."

Just a side note. 😁

I have a feeling the Bad Boys from the late 90s would have been more direct about this. Or maybe it's just me being nostalgic for the old days.🤷
lonewolf53 lonewolf53 Member
20 messages
joined Aug 2013
#2164 ·
gentlenomad50 said:Shout out to all the real Real Madrid fans—honestly, screw those jerks,

I’m actually a Juventus fan, but that doesn't really matter. I just wanted to say (even if this sounds kind of weird and stupid) thanks to all the Boys who are standing up against that arrogant prick. I just want to say: don't back down, no matter how hard it gets. He’s turned everyone against you—the police, the UEFA types, those idiots from the West!!! He’s just waiting for you to make even the slightest mistake so he can call some famous press conference and talk nonsense about everything under the sun. I have so much willpower and desire to be there in the stands with you and support you as much as humanly possible... Real Madrid has lost its soul, unfortunately...

The only way out of this so-called totalitarianism run by that guy is to absolutely ignore him, his press conferences, and even the club itself. Sadly, that seems impossible... Let the slogan "Mamić is a crook" just keep going... If I could, I'd spray it on every single wall in front of his house in Chicago; I’d personally pay for every can of spray paint used. Maybe try organizing some sort of protest with the Torcida Armada and the others... Something needs to happen so the media attention stays on you instead of him. Maybe that’s how you can change the minds of the other fans he basically bought off with cheap perks...

Man, this is terrible. I'm so worked up, I probably shouldn't have even posted this...

GUYS, I WISH YOU ALL THE BEST AND EVERYTHING ELSE YOU NEED TO GET WHAT YOU WANT. IF YOU HAVE TO DRINK A BOTTLE OF BOZA TO DO IT, I'M READY FOR THAT TOO...

YOUR MOTTO: UNTIL THE VERY LAST MAN!!!

🤷
You're about 4 or 5 years late.
Robert Adams6 Robert Adams6 Active Member
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joined Sep 2011
#2165 ·
wanderingcobra18 said:Money flows freely for him, doesn't it? And he’s got the support of that mindless, ignorant crowd he lost last night... a crowd he could easily win back by the time European competition rolls around this spring. Regardless of what we actually think of those people, staying in their good graces makes life much easier...

Robert Adams6, this is just my two cents; I'm not claiming to be right. It feels like there's nothing left for you to gain, and anything that happens is bound to go against your interests. Surely you won't spend 90 minutes cheering against Mamić (God forbid I'm wrong), and I assume you'll still find your voices for Real Madrid—even if your hearts aren't in it. I suspect the players would rather take the pitch without you than with you, though in reality, they couldn't care less about any of us. That's how I see it...

Anyway, not that it matters; my specific fan group isn't the point here. I wish you all the best in this world; you're going to need it...

Exactly like the Bad Boys wouldn't have seen any real success if they had a massive following behind them. They don't. Part of it is due to how they fight, (and the subsequent crackdowns that look a lot like what PSG goes through),
and part of it is because everything seems to work in his favor; since he faced boycotts, he just had to dump more money into the squad, the stadium, and "marketing."

I hear you, but the Bad Boys are essentially a supporter group whose only remaining purpose is traveling for away games. Of course, they'll sing their songs and praise Real Madrid, but not to help the club advance. Moving into the Champions League would just be another massive win for him—millions poured into continuing the business, where the actual results on the pitch matter far less than the bottom line.

In fact, any chaos caused by the Bad Boys serves as a major victory for him, and they should be well aware of that.
ironseal15 ironseal15 Member
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joined Dec 2012
#2166 ·
mistysurfer19 mistysurfer19 Active Member
54 messages
joined Mar 2012
#2167 ·
For us, it’s just one ticket $67, while they’re looking at ten. Despite all the restrictions and the nonsense they try to throw our way, we're always standing right there with you—we'll catch up first in Columbus and then head over to Vienna! 🙂
Justin Watson4 Justin Watson4 Newcomer
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joined Oct 2009
#2168 ·
Real Madrid just brought on Z. M. e as their new coach. So, here's the big question: if Z. M. ends up losing three games in a row, does he have to step down from his coaching gig since he's also running things as executive VP? Or is he just going to pull a fast one on everyone? 😂 :clapping:
nimblebison8 nimblebison8 Newcomer
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joined Jul 2021
#2169 ·
What kind of club is this? They just swapped out an incompetent coach for his own brother, who doesn't even hold a coaching license.
It’s pretty obvious Mamić is calling the shots anyway; he just needs a figurehead to sit in the chair officially. 🤮
Kyle Roberts3 Kyle Roberts3 Newcomer
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joined Aug 2013
#2170 ·
To all my fellow Real Madrid fans—and honestly, anyone else who still believes this club actually knows how to play football—please, just go watch how real soccer is played down in San Francisco.
nimblebison8 nimblebison8 Newcomer
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joined Jul 2021
#2171 ·
That’s a whole different league, the UEFA Champions League. 😁
briskmarlin briskmarlin Active Member
99 messages
joined Oct 2011
#2172 ·
wanderingcobra18 said:Well, it's not even about my specific fan group... anyway, I wish you all the best, because you're going to need it...

As long as people maintain your kind of perception—that luck doesn't matter—we aren't doing so well. Sir, luck didn't bring the pyrotechnics or our intense dislike for those thugs in the VIP boxes over in San Francisco... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qQ1q02Ca7ZA Just as much as the number of people heading to Washington, D.C. is a good sign; we need more of us.
Strength and grit, that's all that matters!
Megan Moore60 Megan Moore60 Member
10 messages
joined Nov 2011
#2173 ·
ironseal15 said:Are you actually sane?

I hope you don't mind me asking, but what exactly makes you say that? 🙂
Justin Watson4 Justin Watson4 Newcomer
3 messages
joined Oct 2009
#2174 ·
cosmicangler10 said:Bad Boys are basically playing in preschool compared to our fans.
Those guys won't even be able to get through the gates in Washington, D.C. with those looks of theirs.

You guys are coming here just to lose.😛
analogheron19 analogheron19 Newcomer
3 messages
joined Dec 2008
#2175 ·
Christian Miller48 said:Can I ask why you’re even bringing that up? 🙂

I’d bet my life savings you already know exactly why he’s asking that question.😁
gentlenomad50 gentlenomad50 Newcomer
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joined Aug 2013
#2176 ·
lonewolf53 said:🤷
It feels like you're about four or five years behind the curve.

What exactly leads you to that conclusion?
Furthermore, I am of the opinion that it is never truly too late.😕
Adam Jackson86 Adam Jackson86 Member
26 messages
joined Jun 2012
#2177 ·
Kimberly Robinson17 said:Looking at this picture and the text, I feel like
"BRING BACK REAL MADRID" would fit your "movement" way better if you said
"WE WILL BRING BACK REAL MADRID"

Just a little side note😁

I get the feeling those Bad Boys from the late 90s would’ve been more direct, or maybe I'm just getting nostalgic for the old days🤷

Yeah, given how things are now, "We will bring back Real Madrid" sounds stronger, but everyone knows what "Bring back Real Madrid" meant back in the 90s and how that ended. Well... we'll bring them back again😁
Zachary Sullivan2 Zachary Sullivan2 Newcomer
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joined Sep 2014
#2178 ·
I bet the old man is just jealous. He’s got cash to burn, so he’d probably be out there getting high too if he could afford it...
Anthony Barrett37 Anthony Barrett37 Active Member
68 messages
joined Mar 2011
#2179 ·
The supporters have nothing to do with this, and honestly, hats off to them for how they showed up today. I’m just pointing out what a headline looks like when flares go off somewhere else in America:

It’s beautiful. The fire, the energy, the twelfth man on the pitch. But because we had one flare lit here, suddenly we’re the ones ruining the vibe? Suddenly we’re all hooligans whose only goal is to get Real Madrid knocked out of Europe? All this nonsense about us working against the club... it's just ridiculous.

Same country, same society, same media outlets...
Karen Sanchez35 Karen Sanchez35 Member
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joined Feb 2014
#2180 ·
Anthony Barrett37 said:The hardcore fans have nothing to do with this—and honestly, kudos to them for today’s display—I’m just showing what a headline looks like when flares go off somewhere else in America:

Just beautiful. The fire, the energy, the "twelfth man" effect... yet because of one single flare, we’re suddenly told we’ve ruined the vibe, that we’re hooligans whose only goal is to get Real Madrid knocked out of Europe, that we’re working against the club, and all that other nonsense...

In the same country, the same society, and under the exact same media lens...

Most journalists and media outlets push a certain leftist agenda, while the Bad Boys carry a reputation for being right-wing nationalists. Every move the boys make is met with hostility in news columns—not because of any actual repression or because of Jerry Maguire, but simply because the boys are vocal nationalists who haven't been subtle about it. That’s where the double standard lies. When the Torcida sets off flares, it’s "atmosphere," but when the Bad Boys do it, they’re "hooligans." They always have been and always will be—just deal with it. This has been going on since the days of Yugoslavia, and the journalists haven't changed a bit...

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