Bad Boys - Part IV

Celebrating victories again? Fine, by all means, enjoy yourselves. It’s just pathetic, really.

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Look at this guy, actually flirting with the cop right after getting hauled in; honestly, it makes you wonder why we even bother with these guys if they just walk away without any real consequences 🙂🙂

Anyway, if you want to see the full video, here it is:

That nervous energy is definitely suspicious. Something is going on...

Bradley Sullivan4 said:https://imageshack.com/i/2h4xd7p

The guy’s practically making out with the cop right after being arrested, and then we wonder why they never actually face consequences. 🙂🙂

Anyway, here’s the full video:

Check the footage; that dude in the blue blazer was standing by him the whole time.

At 0:39 you can see the handcuffs, and he's hugging the guy like they're brothers. The guy next to him is also a cop (that's who he's hugging in the photo), just laughing... if this is what an arrest looks like, I'm freaking Robin Hood.

What a joke of a country... you've got criminals and mobsters getting embraced by the police,

while regular fans get hauled in like animals for absolutely nothing.

Bradley Sullivan4 said:I can't see the image you've linked. I guess I might need more information to understand what you're referring to. Maybe try uploading it again?

He’s actually flirting with the cop after getting arrested, and then we wonder why they never face any consequences. I guess it just happens. 🙂🙂

Anyway, here’s the full video:
I guess there might be some truth to the rumors about the coach leaving. It seems like things aren't working out as planned, maybe. I suppose we'll just have to wait and see how the management handles it.

I suspect that might just be his private security. It doesn't look like they were taking him into custody, but rather just moving him away from the scene. If you look at your video, you can see how they were holding him while they pulled him out, whereas the guy in the red vest was treated quite differently. I guess.

I suppose this video might be worth a look. It seems to offer some interesting perspectives on the subject, I guess.
Take a look at that guy at 0:24, hitting the kid just as he's coming out of the tunnel. I guess he'll probably get away with it again without any consequences. 🙂

Look at that badge 🙂 and honestly, why are we even surprised that the cops won't leave us alone? I’m pretty skeptical that this harassment is going to stop until this absolute jerk is out of office....

For today 👍
regarding that one at halftime and then at the end—honestly, regarding all of them 😁

Anonymous said:just look at the badge in the 🙂 photo and honestly, maybe we should stop acting shocked when the cops won't leave us alone; I’m pretty skeptical that all this harassment is going to magically end just because this absolute animal finally steps down....

And if you look closely at the video around the 0:40 mark, you can see those two guys clearly backing him up... so yeah, they're definitely part of the force too....

cosmicridge6 said:Celebrating victories again? Fine, go ahead and celebrate if it makes you feel better. It’s honestly just pathetic.

Idiot, listen to what was actually being sung during those "celebrations."

Miami Stadium

All in all, killer away game. Powerful, loud, absolutely intense.

Solid derby.

Keep it moving. Stay hungry!!!

This is just disgusting!! From the club that used to make me tear up as a kid back in the day when my dad would take me to games and we'd get hit with a goal, to a club I absolutely loathe now!! Just gross!!

The American fan movement is in a massive state of chaos—and please, spare me the nonsense about "truce" or any other bullshit stories.. honestly, time is showing us just how small and helpless we really are against the forces of evil holding all the top positions in this country.. some cocaine addict has once again shown exactly how much power he actually wields, how he has this entire nation by the balls, and how much he’s basically selling us out.. I wouldn't want to lecture anyone, but those scenes in the luxury boxes yesterday were just unbelievable... if someone had told me back in 2000 that this kind of thing would be happening in Miami in 2014, and that a coke addict would be pulling these kinds of stunts, I wouldn't have believed them... and it's not like it was just old guys either, I saw plenty of young people there too. If this happened in New York, Istanbul, or Athens, the game would have kept going—that's a certainty. I know some people are probably gonna write in saying why I wasn't there myself and whatever, but these are just my honest impressions... I think a lot of people aren't truly grasping the situation we're actually in.. fans used to be a force in society that people actually feared, but now? Who's fearing whom?

That piece of trash is leaving, that much is obvious, but what comes next after him.. that's the real question..

I truly mean it when I say a heartfelt, human congratulations to everyone who still has the enthusiasm and the faith that American soccer will be better and fairer someday in the future! Cheers!

Here’s something that really jumps out at me—and I haven't seen anyone else really dig into it yet:

Following the big matchup between the Kansas City Chiefs and the Los Angeles Lakers at the Rose Bowl, where the Lakers walked away with a 2-0 win, the Miami police department reported that 67 people were taken into custody.

"Seven individuals were detained for possession of pyrotechnics,while 52 others were arrested for violations under the Sports Bribery Act. Additionally, six people were held for disturbing the peace," according to the official police statement.

So, basically, those infamous scenes we all saw on the news yesterday fall under "disturbing the peace" (shoutout to Zachary Sullivan2, Jesse Campbell, Babe Ruth, and three others—though I'd love to know who those last few actually were), while everyone else was picked up under suspicion of "causing disorder at a sporting event."

Those three (plus the other three) were supposedly just messing with public order, but the rest of the poor souls—all 52 of them!—were flagged for "disorder at a sporting event."

It's wild... after a brawl breaks out at a game, some people give a quick statement for disturbing the peace and they're headed home within the hour, while everyone else—the ones accused of these unspecified "disorders"—are stuck sitting in a holding cell waiting for a judge on Monday.

Ah, the glorious rule of law and equality... thanks for nothing!

Yesterday was pure repression. When you see the cops actually feeling bad—at least the ones here in Miami who still have a soul, unlike those suits in D.C.—then you know how deep this goes.

This whole nightmare kicked off back in 2003, and honestly, we’re the ones to blame for not pushing back harder. But it’s not over yet. I’ve been saying for ages that nothing changes until there's a massive fan revolt, maybe even a hunger strike.

Roger Goodell let three major incidents slide this spring (RI, KC, ST), but they're squeezing us harder than ever. He's acting twitchy because he knows his time is up, but the crackdown isn't stopping—the cops love this stuff.

Douglas Martinez3 said:It’s just revolting!! From the club that made me cry like a little kid back in the Midwest when my dad would take me to games and we'd concede a goal, to a club that I find absolutely nauseating now!! Disgusting!!

The American fan movement is in a massive state of chaos, and honestly, all this talk about truces and other nonsense is just empty noise... essentially, time is proving how small and powerless we really are against the forces of evil currently installed in the top leadership positions of this country.. that cocaine addict has once again demonstrated just how much control he actually exerts over the nation and how much he manipulates it... I wouldn't want to lecture anyone, but those scenes from the luxury boxes yesterday were simply unbelievable... if someone had told me back in the year 2000 that this kind of thing would be happening in Miami in 2014—that a cocaine addict would be doing what he does—I wouldn't have believed them... and it's not even like it was just old men out there; I saw plenty of young people present too... if this had happened in Belgrade, Istanbul, or Athens, the game would have continued without question.. I know some people will start typing about why I wasn't there personally and whatnot, but these are just my impressions... I think many aren't truly aware of the situation everything is currently mired in.. fans used to be a corrective force in society that people feared, but now? Who is everyone actually afraid of?

The scumbag is leaving, that much is obvious, but what follows after that remains to be seen..

Truly, I offer my heartfelt, human congratulations to everyone involved for their enthusiasm and their belief that American soccer might one day become better and more just! Cheers

You hit the nail on the head, Skydiver, the Kansas City Chiefs' luxury box is basically chamomile tea; it's been like that for 25 years, and frankly, the other stands aren't much stronger than a basic soda... the other stadiums in America are nothing more than plain distilled water... cheers

Lawrence Kern60 said:Nice one, my dear little parachute. You really nailed it. That Kansas City Chiefs fan loyalty? It’s basically chamomile tea at this point—been lukewarm for twenty-five years. And let’s be honest, the rest of the stands aren't exactly intimidating either; they're about as intense as a glass of Bevanda... most other stadiums in America are just straight-up distilled water. Cheers.

Look, if people hadn't started all the rioting and the absolute bullshit a few years back, none of these fan groups would even exist today. Things actually took a harder, more honorable path toward being somewhat normal. And now? This guy is done by summer. He's out. The only real question left is whether he's leaving football entirely or just walking away from the Los Angeles Lakers forever.

Zachary Sullivan2 said:

Instead of spitting on him, these two idiots are actually laughing and filming it. Total losers.

What an absolute idiot, lol. I guess people will be obsessing over him for a week straight now... all that effort just to land some thugs on the front page of the New York Times. Hilarious, really.

I'm just wondering when we'll finally see that report from the creep Douglas Wright61 😂

Lawrence Kern60 said:You make a fair point, my friend. The atmosphere at the Giants game is basically chamomile tea—it's been weak for twenty-five years. Honestly, most stadiums in this country feel like plain tap water. Cheers.

You and your buddy are both making the mistake of comparing today to how things were fifteen or twenty years ago.
It’s like you just landed from Mars.
I used to be able to drive perfectly fine while drunk too, back when I actually thought I was hot stuff. Now?
If you get caught, you practically have to take out a bank loan just to pay the fine.

And nobody ever talks about what the owner is doing or how much business the fan groups actually run with the local mobs.😉