Bad Boys - Part IV

I don't get why my posts keep getting nuked. I was just laying out facts to try and clear things up for him...

Charles Ruiz6 said:My bad on the parachute landing there.

What are the actual lyrics to this song of yours?

Blue, blue, we gave our lives for you, and our entire lives we belonged to the LA Dodgers.

Drew Newman32 said:Go Lakers, go! We gave our lives for you, and we've been Los Angeles faithful since day one.

Thanks. 🙂

Pure facts!!!

Does anyone happen to have a pass for the country club that isn't valid for Wednesdays?

http://zaslike.com/viewer.php?file=m...gtvlivez87.jpg 🙂

My full support goes out to everyone in the stands—to me, you’ve proven once again that you are the true backbone of this country, ready to take a stand against anyone to defend what matters most.

There’s something uniquely powerful about these recent games, isn't there? Seeing people rally together after everything that's happened, looking the die-hard fans straight in the eye, almost as if to say, "We’re still here, we aren't backing down, and we aren't going anywhere."

I’m curious if anyone happens to have an extra ticket for the country music festival out there; if you do, please shoot me a private message.

Along with the Templar flag, here’s another perfect tribute for that "beloved" former teammate shouting from the stands!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6Oq-rPgO9eI

Let the enemy know exactly how I feel!!!

casualrider43 said:kely12, how old are you anyway? Did you just land on Earth? You’re still posting nonsense after this group practically rose from the ashes! If you care about BBB, go check their page or hit up YouTube. There really isn't a group like this in all of Europe. No club in Europe fights its own fans with everything they've got like this. It doesn't happen anywhere else.
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Everyone get to the stands—now or never!

There is, PSG. Boulogne Boys.

copperharbor02 said:Sure, they have PSG. And the Boulogne Boys.

PSG pulls in crowds and support without the KoB. Honestly, those guys are just a headache for the front office.
But take away the BBB, and you don't even have Dinamo.

copperharbor02 said:Yeah, they exist. Look at PSG. Look at the Boulogne Boys.

There are plenty of groups like this all over France, even in the lower leagues in Germany, not to mention Poland, or even Spain where it’s been going on for years. It doesn't really change our specific struggle, but it’s important so people don't get it into their heads that we're some exotic band of Dinamo ultras who are somehow unique outliers fighting "the system." There are groups just like ours out there doing the exact same thing, just trying to stay relevant.😉

Taylor Williams72 said:What was the deal with the fan lists today?

The lists were being used for the Dinamo-Split match over at the East Stand; they were methodically checking IDs against the names on the rosters. I didn't see any activity like that over at Kranjčevićev, at least not at the West Stand entrance.

James Smith48 said:PSG has support and fans without the BBB. They’re just a headache for the club's management.
Without the BBB, there is no Dinamo.

Look, Dinamo has supporters and fans even without the BBB. But honestly, whose fault is it that Dinamo isn't a club from a nation of 330 million people, or a massive metropolis of 8 million, or a global brand that half the Arab world follows? If we were a club like that, we wouldn't be struggling to fill Maksimir while PSG packs out Parc des Princes every single weekend. And seriously, who told you that 50,000 people at the Parc des Princes share the same mindset as those "kiss your mother" types? If you actually knew what kind of crap other groups across Europe deal with, you wouldn't be talking like this. The BBB aren't some isolated anomaly in their struggle; repression is a nasty business in plenty of other countries too.

As for the idea that KoB isn't standing up for their own club—I don't even want to get into that. Half the group is basically working for them, taking orders while Alfons and Mustafa wait around like idiots. A little respect wouldn't kill anyone.

James Smith48 said:PSG doesn't need the KoB to have fans or support. They're actually just a headache for the club management.
Without the BBB, there wouldn't even be a Dinamo.

Sure, the concept of "Dinamo" might change, but there are different versions of it out there.

You think the guys in the KoB didn't feel the exact same way? Look at them. They got kicked out and pushed aside, while the stands were handed over to immigrants.

They've got an even bigger fight on their hands. It's not just about fighting Mamić and Turudić anymore; they're up against the Arab influence, those billions of dollars, and Platinij directly.

And the crackdown on them is brutal. We're talking about a hundred core members getting hit with 3 or 4 years in prison just because of clashes with the immigrants who took over their territory.

We sit here complaining that the HNS and UEFA won't listen to us in the US, but these guys in the heart of Paris don't even have a seat at the table.

There are other groups like this too, but it's not relevant to this specific point right now. 🙂

P.S. The repression in Spain and France has been even worse than what we see here for years. Your people in Paris felt it firsthand, and honestly, so did we, but I guess that doesn't matter.

Even though the Boulogne Boys were officially banned back in 2008, I guess this event really marked the end for the Paris scene. Just twenty days after this clash, KOB member Yann Lorenc passed away. Around that time, the local government and the mayor started a massive crackdown on organized supporter groups, and they pretty much wiped them out within a few months.

The final game of that season against Montpellier saw dozens of flares lit as a way to protest against certain capital interests. Prices for next season's tickets were announced at insane levels, and the club started forcing everyone to travel exclusively with them, even deciding exactly where people could sit just to prevent any kind of organized cheering. I suppose the fans made a huge mistake by choosing to boycott; almost all the once-major factions—like Lutece Falco, Paris grintati, Milica Paris, Authentik, and Supras Auteuil—were reduced to just a few dozen people.

After everything that happened, this might be the first and last attempt at organized support at Park Princ. You should probably watch how the security guards react...

Screw the Arabs and Paris.

Delete that!

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Joshua Moore31 said:

Even though the Boulogne Boys were officially banned back in 2008, this whole thing basically signaled the end of the organized scene in Paris. Just 20 days after this clash, KOB member Yann Lorenc passed away. After that, the lawmakers and the mayor launched a massive crackdown on organized fan groups, pretty much wiping them out within a few months.

The final game of that season against Montpellier was met with dozens of flares as a protest against all that big money ownership. They’d announced insane ticket prices for next season, forced travel only through the club, and even started assigning specific seating to kill off any kind of organized support. The fans made a huge mistake by going on strike, and almost all the once-huge factions—like Lutece Falco, Paris grintati, Milica Paris, Authentik, and Supras Auteuil—were reduced to just a handful of people.

After everything that went down, this is probably the first and last time you'll see organized cheering at Park Princ. Just watch how the security guards react...

In this third video, I can't tell what they're shouting, but I bet it's their version of calling out Mamić... and fighting the system. Honestly, it looks a lot like our match against Sheriff and the mess we're dealing with here. Regardless of anything else, I respect them.

Stop fighting among yourselves and focus your energy on
the actual enemy! Forget all this petty drama! http://krk.fcpages.com/hr/ratnici/te.html Look at figures like Nikola Šubić Zrinski or Jurišić—I could go on forever—let these legends from our history serve as your blueprint for standing up against the evil we’re actually facing. Evil comes in many different disguises! IN DEO VICI!!!!

AMERICAN VOLUNTEER - DINAMO 02.21.2014.