Bad Boys - Part IV

Thomas Clark91 said:👍

Or maybe we should just sit tight and wait for a total blowout against Belgium, or who knows, maybe even Scotland too.

Christian Miller48 said:Or maybe we should just sit around waiting to get absolutely demolished by Belgium, or perhaps Scotland too if things go that way.

Honestly, I think we’re all collectively praying for the same thing here—that we walk away with both wins, because let's be real, those Belgians are going to blow it on both matches, leaving us a clear, straight shot right into the USA tournament.🤣

Adam Jackson86 said:Black Sea - PSV Eindhoven
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Some massive sea bass from the Black Sea just swallowed our entire boat whole...🤣

Armada is basically just Mamić🤷

Anthony Hayes8 said:The truth is, anyone writing trash about him—whatever their motive—is actually doing you a massive favor.

It doesn't help you, it helps us.

If you actually care about soccer, especially American soccer, then you're basically part of that crowd too. Right?

nimblebison8 said:Mamić has everything laid out exactly how he wants it; let’s just hope he overplays his hand. It's pathetic seeing those sycophants treating Mamić like God just because he employs a few hundred people and claims the club is debt-free. They seem to forget this whole thing is supposed to be about football, but they aren't even playing the game. Total bottom-of-the-barrel club and management.
Just wash your hands of him and call it a day. Fewer people in the stands or empty seats altogether—if that’s what he wants, fine. Let him have it.

It’s pathetic that even one badger used to be out there smoking that stuff, but honestly, they're becoming a rare breed. It's like taking two steps back and one step forward, but the truth is, fewer and fewer people are swallowing Mamić's garbage.

Lately, it’s been a real slap in the face seeing how fast people have turned on him after defending him so hard. It isn't just a phase, either. You can tell they’ve completely washed their hands of him.

Christian Miller48 said:Or maybe we just wait for a total blowout against Belgium, or maybe even Scotland...

The reality here is that nobody in town can even stand to look at that guy anymore... honestly, I think everyone is just completely fed up with him!!! So, if you ask me, this might actually be the perfect moment—maybe even a totally unexpected media frenzy targeting him and his crew—to trigger some kind of massive, brutal protest, which I really think would hit the nail right on the head!!!!!! It’s definitely time for him to move on... I mean, even the people who used to defend him aren't bothering anymore, and I guess that really says it all...!

Joseph Kim33 said:The reality is that nobody in this city can stand looking at that guy anymore... honestly, everyone is just completely fed up with him!!! So, I’m thinking now is actually the perfect moment. We could trigger a massive, unexpected media frenzy against him and his crew, and use that momentum to fuel a huge, brutal protest that would totally hit the mark!!!!!! It is seriously time for him to pack up and leave... even the people who used to defend him don't give a damn anymore, and that really tells you everything you need to know...!

First off, who even are you to be posting under a handle like Joseph Kim33??

2. Look, it sounds great in theory, but unless everyone else decides to back you up... besides, you know exactly who you need to talk to if you actually have some real proposals to make.

Joseph Kim33 said:The reality is that nobody in this city can stand looking at that guy anymore... and honestly, everyone is just completely fed up with him!!! I guess it might be the perfect moment where an unexpected media frenzy surrounding him and his crew could actually be used to spark a massive, brutal protest, which I reckon would hit the mark perfectly!!!!!! It really is time for him to just disappear... even the people who used to defend him don't give a damn anymore, which pretty much says it all...!

Maybe you and the rest of them should just stop getting all worked up about protests and start showing up to the guest appearances instead..

Jesse Campbell said:You aren't helping anyone; you're just helping us.

If you actually care about soccer—especially American soccer—you're part of this group too. Right?

It doesn't matter. This is about Dinamo and the Bad Boys. The Bad Boys were trashing the forums, so that's why it was written that way. Of course everyone wants to see Mamić gone.

It isn't even a question of where we’re playing our next match anymore; the real concern is which train station we'll be stranded at next. 🤷 .......................................

I’ll just say one thing: Mamić needs to get his hands out of our business!

steelstag50 said:It’s not even about where we’re playing next—it’s about which damn station we’re getting stuck at. 🤷 .......................................

At least they fed us some croissants 😁

Jason Cook83 said:You and the rest of you should stop getting all hyped up about local protests and start focusing on traveling for away games instead!

How are we supposed to make it to away games when they've introduced those ridiculous vouchers just so they can track everyone? Don't think for a second they'll be feeling merciful with ticket sales, because the police probably won't even let anyone into the city without those vouchers in hand!

It’s basically over, so if you want in, go ahead. Unfortunately, I can't travel enough to make sure I'm at every game. I was stuck outside in Amsterdam and couldn't pick up my voucher. At this point, I'm not even bothering. The only exceptions are the closer away games—I'll be there regardless of whether I get a voucher or not. Why am I being denied one? Go ask the big shots over at Dinamo Chicago. 🙂

Everything is rigged. I've been a club member since we got our name back, and what do I have to show for it? Not even a single ticket.

Mamić, get out of the sanctuary!

slyskipper9 said:How are we supposed to travel for away games now? They’ve introduced these ridiculous vouchers just so they can track everyone and keep us under surveillance. And don't hold your breath thinking they'll actually be lenient with ticket sales; the cops probably won't even let anyone into the city without those damn vouchers.

Have they actually started enforcing this yet, or is it strictly for "high-risk" matchups? And what's the plan for the fans traveling from out of state who don't have access to these vouchers? 🤷

Jesse Campbell said:It’s honestly pretty sad that there was ever even one badger out there smoking that stuff, but the reality is that they're becoming harder and harder to find. I suppose it really is a matter of taking two steps back just to move one step forward, but still, fewer and fewer people are buying into Mamić's garbage.

Lately, I’ve been feeling a bit stung whenever I hear what the people who used to defend him have to say. It doesn't seem like some passing phase, either. You can just tell that people have finally moved on from him.

🤷

Looks like I’m not the only one thinking this way, so it’s definitely time to take a stand. Mamić has always had plenty of backing, but give him just two or three good results in a row—like against Rijeka or PSV—and half these people will be back to sucking up to him again. Everything about Dinamo changes in a heartbeat. The media is just out for blood right now, trying to lynch Mamić, which makes this the perfect moment to protest.

Andrew Peterson6 said:Looks like a lot of people here feel the same way I do—it’s time to protest. Mamić has always had massive support, but honestly? Just give him two or three solid wins in a row (like against Rijk, PSV...) and half these people will be back to sucking his toes. Everything with Dinamo changes in a heartbeat... the media has just manufactured this whole lynching vibe around Mamić, so now is the moment to strike up a protest.

Realistically, a protest won't change a damn thing... we'll get a small group of supporters on our side and maybe some media buzz, but it'll all evaporate just like you said after the first couple of wins... (not that protesting is a bad idea—I'm down for it, just giving my two cents from a long-term perspective)
I think we're way past the point where protests even matter, because in the eyes of the public, we're basically Satan. Just look at the news coming out of Tiraspol and how people reacted to that... or check out that stuff from Sofia...
Mamić is being targeted, sure, but we're getting hit way harder... you can see how fake news turns everyone against us...
We won't have the same impact as Torcida—the media paints them as heroes while they paint us as the villains, and that's the biggest issue right there...
Something huge has to happen—a massive shift—for people to actually realize what the hell is going on. This nation is so brainwashed they actually believe *we* are the biggest problem in society...
But hey, nothing is impossible...
If Americans finally realized these wars are pointless (listen up, AMERICANS!) and stopped trusting the government, then maybe these idiots will finally grow a brain...

Americans are just sheep—they believe whatever the news feeds them. You could go on talk shows with the right guy from the group and lay out everything we know, but those sheep aren't going to figure it out on their own... and even that wouldn't do much if Dinamo pulls off a few wins, because sheep are sheep...
Basically, we're stuck waiting. This can't go on forever. We just need to keep our numbers up, stay active, and keep doing what we've been doing... time will take care of the rest...
The fight for our name has been going on for years...

Come on guys, enough with the defeatism. A few people showing up at a protest is just a setup; when a crowd actually gathers like this, it becomes a spectacle.

It’s not even really about the media. The real issue is how many of our own people just swallow that nonsense whole. Mamić is finished, but a protest is definitely one hell of a way to show some muscle.

I’m telling you, this whole fight isn't even close to being over yet. I mean, it's not just about Mamić holding onto his grip on Dinamo; it's more like there's a whole group of people keeping him in power. We really need to turn our attention toward the ones who are still sitting back and letting Mamić break the law without saying a word.