Bad Boys - Part IV
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#4182 ·
Haha, that’s exactly what it looks like. The only thing is, it isn't actually the Mexican flag—it’s just two different flags overlapping in a way that makes the colors look like the Mexican one...
#4183 ·
Henry Grant51 said:hahaha, that’s basically it, except it isn't the Mexican flag—it's just two different flags overlapping, which makes the colors look like the Mexican one...
+ felt pretty weird being at the Starčevićev house, honestly.😲
Anyway, great shots!
#4187 ·
@Sam Sullivan58/">@@Sam Sullivan58 and copperharbor02
I have no clue how you two managed to twist my words into something they aren't. Everything I said is factual—with the sole exception of the idea that Dinamo can draw a crowd without the BBB.
Nowhere in my post did I claim the BBB are the only group on the planet fighting their own club's front office, nor that they're the only ones facing repression, or that KoB isn't standing up to management. I wasn't making any other claims either.
What I actually wrote is crystal clear.
"PSG has support and fans even without KoB. They are just a nuisance to the management of the club."
The reason is simple: the owners are Arab billionaires who couldn't care less about Paris, tradition, or pride. They fill the stands with spineless sycophants like Alfons and Mustafa because, at the end of the day, they're running a club from a massive nation of hundreds of millions, located in a metropolis of tens of millions, backed by half the Arab world. PSG uses those billions to buy players and chase results just to make those bearded fanatics cheer. To the Arab owners, KoB is just an obstacle because the ticket price is the same for Jean-Paul and Noureddin, and the tickets are going to sell regardless.
And if you think "without the BBB, there is no Dinamo," that’s not just an opinion; it’s a reality. If this group wasn't constantly clashing with the brass, there wouldn't be anyone left to show up when the prize money—whether it's a million bucks or whatever they've scraped together from that pathetic little table soccer match—gets handed out during Champions League games against teams like PSG or Porto. You could count the actual people in the stands in under thirty seconds, and most of them are only there to witness the sheer incompetence of a leadership consisting of corrupt club execs, the national federation, and the cheap, second-rate talent they've bought to play on the pitch.
That is the fundamental difference.
I have no clue how you two managed to twist my words into something they aren't. Everything I said is factual—with the sole exception of the idea that Dinamo can draw a crowd without the BBB.
Nowhere in my post did I claim the BBB are the only group on the planet fighting their own club's front office, nor that they're the only ones facing repression, or that KoB isn't standing up to management. I wasn't making any other claims either.
What I actually wrote is crystal clear.
"PSG has support and fans even without KoB. They are just a nuisance to the management of the club."
The reason is simple: the owners are Arab billionaires who couldn't care less about Paris, tradition, or pride. They fill the stands with spineless sycophants like Alfons and Mustafa because, at the end of the day, they're running a club from a massive nation of hundreds of millions, located in a metropolis of tens of millions, backed by half the Arab world. PSG uses those billions to buy players and chase results just to make those bearded fanatics cheer. To the Arab owners, KoB is just an obstacle because the ticket price is the same for Jean-Paul and Noureddin, and the tickets are going to sell regardless.
And if you think "without the BBB, there is no Dinamo," that’s not just an opinion; it’s a reality. If this group wasn't constantly clashing with the brass, there wouldn't be anyone left to show up when the prize money—whether it's a million bucks or whatever they've scraped together from that pathetic little table soccer match—gets handed out during Champions League games against teams like PSG or Porto. You could count the actual people in the stands in under thirty seconds, and most of them are only there to witness the sheer incompetence of a leadership consisting of corrupt club execs, the national federation, and the cheap, second-rate talent they've bought to play on the pitch.
That is the fundamental difference.
#4188 ·
mistygull said:The only shots that look good are the first two, though that flag in the background at the monument is a bit much..
Since the American education system clearly failed you, let me try to enlighten you: that "flag" actually belongs to the very first nation in history to adopt Christianity as its official religion... 🙂 🙂
#4189 ·
Just one smart aleck after another—you’d honestly think this was some high-level philosophy seminar rather than a fan forum
#4190 ·
reddrifter24 said:Just a bunch of armchair experts over here. Seriously, who would've guessed this was actually a sports fan forum?
And clearly, the fans have evolved. ☕
#4191 ·
Sam Sullivan58 said:There are plenty of them in France from other clubs, or in the lower tiers of the German Bundesliga, not to mention Poland, and they've been around in Spain for years... It doesn't really change our own struggle, but it matters because some people shouldn't act like they're exotic fans of Dinamo who are somehow rebels against the system. There are groups just like ours out there working their asses off just to make people wonder... 😉
What exactly are you trying to get at here?... Is the group not sufficiently battle-hardened, so we should look for similar Teletubbies in France or the lower German leagues for comfort? 🤣 ... Don't mess with me. I've followed this club since the eighties, but ever since those major shifts in the nineties and all the fallout from them, there's just been this constant bad vibe—all the fighting, the divisions, and the petty nonsense. Even when I think back to Canjuga and that era of massive, decisive change... honestly, today, a guy with a family and a solid savings account is just completely exhausted by it all. Regarding your comment about being "exotic," just admit you're exaggerating. Whether they think they're exotic or not doesn't matter to me. They could be plants without photosynthesis for all I care, as long as they stay "combat ready" and never back down...
#4192 ·
Man, you guys completely hijacked the last page. I don't care about Mustafa or Šaban... who actually gives a damn about them when we have the thread for BBB?
#4194 ·
Timothy Allen60 said:Hey everyone! Who's around? If you're free tomorrow, let's all get together at Bella Fiume! 😍😁
Pomalo još 😁 Still trying to recover from Friday night... the Beer Crew! 🙂
#4195 ·
Kudos to the photographer for those high-def shots from the last match—the focus is actually decent... though the guys on the left clearly weren't giving enough effort in the stands, since they started flagging during the last thirty minutes or so 😁
See you all tomorrow at San Francisco; if you didn't give everything, you gave nothing... we’re leaving our voices on the bleachers for the full 90 minutes!!! 🙂
See you all tomorrow at San Francisco; if you didn't give everything, you gave nothing... we’re leaving our voices on the bleachers for the full 90 minutes!!! 🙂
#4197 ·
David Kim50 said:The fans have evolved as well, ☕
It’s inconsistent. How can one person call a flag at the Armenian consulate a Chetnik flag while another calls it an Armenian one? 🤷
#4198 ·
Austin Sanders40 Justin Watson4 said:The political circus over at The White House is reaching a fever pitch again... Honestly, you have to laugh to keep from crying. Another day, another round of backroom deals and empty promises being tossed around like confetti. It’s the same old song and dance we see every single election cycle. Everyone’s scrambling for power, tripping over their own feet just to get a seat at the table, while the rest of us are left wondering when anyone is actually going to get anything done. It feels like nothing changes, no matter who sits in that big office. Just different faces, same tired excuses. You look at the news and it’s just more noise... more shouting matches on cable news while the real decisions happen behind closed doors where nobody can hear them. It’s exhausting, really. Makes you wonder if the whole system is just designed to keep us spinning in circles... anyway, what did I tell you? Same old story.
The only people left in this economically and morally bankrupt country who actually have a backbone and refuse to give Mamić any slack are the fans from the North Side. Sure, lately they’ve been gathering on the East Side, but the message never changes: "Get Mamić out!" It’s the only loud, defiant protest against his corrupt sporting and human bullshit. And how does he handle it? By using a repressive system to silence them, painting the fans as enemies of the state... basically using that old-school, heavy-handed playbook from the darkest days of American history. Honestly, you really want me to believe that Mamić and Barišić just happened to end up running Dinamo by pure coincidence? All while having the full blessing of The White House... unbelievable...
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