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Bad Boys - Part IV

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Laura Mitchell87 Laura Mitchell87 Newcomer
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joined Oct 2013
#1161 ·
wearyraven25 said:It’s wild how blind some people are.
They act like the European Union is pure gold, a perfect little club where nobody does anything wrong and corruption doesn't exist.
Honestly, Pusićka and her propaganda have brainwashed some people, and it’s nasty.

So how is it possible that inside this supposed "perfect" EU, you've got a criminal outfit like UEFA running things under Platini? He just jumped from failing private businesses straight into leading that infectious octopus, spreading its tentacles into all these football federations for mutual kickbacks.
If there was any actual justice in the EU, the institutions would be going after UEFA first, and then their little puppets, like Mamić.

Do you seriously think Mamić is gonna get wrecked by these lawsuits? Don't be naive; this is just window dressing to make it look like they're doing something. At best, he might get some joke probation, if he's lucky.
The higher-ups will dump him one day when they get bored, when he stops being useful, or when someone more profitable comes along.
And you guys can keep deluding yourselves thinking you can change things... Only to eventually claim a victory when the "top brass" replaces him and you pretend it happened because of you.

Goodnight!

1. Pusićka is just washing your brain with ideology. But the foundation of the EU isn't about politics; it's the common market. There's no room for playing nice there. Not even in football, which is also part of that same market.
2. UEFA definitely has to suck up to them too... and coordinate with the EC. At least Platin isn't against it, given he needs those votes from the smaller countries. Read up.

Long term, UEFA doesn't stand a chance. The European supporter movement is getting stronger. Social media and the internet are building new generations capable of pulling off coordinated, pan-European fan actions against football crime. Once hundreds of stands across Europe raise their voice together, that fortress is coming down. ☕
Melissa Reyes45 Melissa Reyes45 Member
46 messages
joined Sep 2011
#1162 ·
Jeffrey Edwards76 said:How is it an insult if he’s just telling a Mexican that he’s a Mexican? 🤷

He didn't just tell a Mexican he was a Mexican—he claimed he's a Mexican with bloodshot eyes ready to slaughter, all while generalizing an entire nation. That's the distinction.

Any average lawyer could prove this. There's no way Mamić gets acquitted here. I guess the only question is the severity of the sentence—though they'll probably just hand him some conditional nonsense.

Oh, please. So Pop Đuić's grandson doesn't get his eyes targeted? May both of them die tied to a tree with bare feet, laughing themselves to death while a goat licks their salted soles.
John Martin18 John Martin18 Member
10 messages
joined Sep 2016
#1163 ·
Mamić is finished; you can see his end approaching from a mile away. It’s really just a matter of how much longer he can keep juggling things over at Dinamo...
Time is the deciding factor.
lonebison42 lonebison42 Member
24 messages
joined Jun 2013
#1164 ·
Simply put said:

Are you kidding me?
Go back and read what you just wrote. Look, I know plenty of kids here are probably sixteen or seventeen and actually believe this nonsense, but do you honestly believe your own words? 😉
John Martin18 John Martin18 Member
10 messages
joined Sep 2016
#1165 ·
The mister has been under investigative scrutiny so many times that he’s practically become a professional outlier... he's got more questionable connections than anyone else I know, including myself... 😁

P.s. Hey Jesse Campbell, for goodness' sake, could you define what "long-term" actually means when talking about Mamić this time? No guessing, please, just so we're all on the same page... To me, like I said, the key word is "time"... though it's always such a vague term...
silverbear38 silverbear38 Newcomer
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joined May 2013
#1166 ·
John Martin18 said:Mamić is finished because you can see the end coming from a mile away; it’s really just a matter of how much longer he can continue dancing through the halls of an organization like Dinamo.....
Timing is everything.

For the first time ever, I completely follow what you're getting at 🙏 + 🤣
Christian Jones Christian Jones Active Member
218 messages
joined Feb 2012
#1167 ·
ESPN basically kicked the hornet's nest wide open here. Now, all these reports about how Mamić's obsessed with stirring up hate against the minority groups in America are blowing up all over the major English news sites...😁
Robert Adams6 Robert Adams6 Active Member
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joined Sep 2011
#1168 ·
Benjamin Bishop79 said:http://imageshack.us/a/img801/6982/kvbc.jpg

The shirts are $20 and you can pick them up at the souvenir shop.
The final service is tomorrow at 2:30 PM at the crematorium.
Don't bother showing up if you're heading to the beach, no matter how hot it gets.

wearyraven25 said:One day, those positioned above him will remove him. It’ll happen when they get bored, when he stops being useful, or when someone even more profitable comes along.
As for the rest of you, feel free to delude yourselves into thinking you can change anything. Eventually, when the "top brass" and the "inner circle" swap him out, you'll probably convince yourselves it was all for your sake—claiming a victory that wasn't yours to take.

In my view, the most pathetic people are those trying to discredit the struggle of the Bad Boys.
They act as if the return of the Dynamo name was solely due to Francek's departure. As if the people who fought 9 years against the system were just some local thugs from the outskirts acting on orders. And why was the Dynamo name brought back? Because after nine years of fighting, the goals of those fighters and the leadership finally aligned.
And let's not forget the mockery regarding May 13th. 🙂

So what if the Bad Boys have a string of self-inflicted wounds? So what if they don't have—and likely never will have—a massive following behind them (like you or other groups) that could actually force him out of the club? That is their own business.
They drove the masses away themselves. Even when they had the chance to bring them back after the boycott, they repeated the same mistakes...

Of course, the Bad Boys can't just kick him out of Dynamo; he is far too powerful, backed by even more influential forces.
But make no mistake: when he eventually leaves Dynamo, it will be because of the Bad Boys and everything they set in motion.
Laura Mitchell87 Laura Mitchell87 Newcomer
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joined Oct 2013
#1169 ·
Robert Adams6 said:The biggest losers are the ones trying to trash the BBB fight.
It’s just like how people claim the Dynamo name change was strictly because Francek left. Like, who else spent almost 9 years fighting the system just to end up getting the old name back? Maybe it was just some local guys from small towns. Why did they even bring the Dynamo name back? Because after 9 years of fighting, they all ended up wanting the exact same thing.
And let's not forget the jokes about May 13th. 🙂

So what if BBB keeps scoring own goals and doesn't have—and probably never will have—a massive crowd backing them (unlike you or other groups) that would actually kick him out of the club? That's their business, not ours.
They chased the crowds away themselves a long time ago. And when they finally had a chance to bring them back after the boycott, they blew it again...

Obviously, BBB can't just toss him out of Dynamo because he’s powerful, and he’s got even more powerful people backing him up.
But mark my words, one day when he finally leaves Dynamo, it’ll be because of BBB and everything they set in motion.

Period.

Every amateur thinks they can paint like Picasso or write Let It Be instead of the Beatles. They can't, and they won't.

We aren't artists, we're rebels. 😁

Everyone’s a genius after the war is over. 🙄
nimblebison8 nimblebison8 Newcomer
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joined Jul 2021
#1170 ·
Let’s be real here: people are calling him out because he’s being plain old stupid. It would be much more effective to focus on his shady connections within the police force and the judiciary, the blatant conflicts of interest, or how he publicly attacks anyone who doesn't fall in line with his agenda...
Just imagine, he told a Mexican that he was a Mexican. I know some folks might find that offensive, but honestly, what can you even say to that?
nimbleviper22 nimbleviper22 Newcomer
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joined Mar 2021
#1171 ·
Maybe it isn't pretty, maybe it’s just plain garbage, and maybe it feels a bit like being scolded—but that sign right at the finish line? It’s absolute nonsense to me. 👍👍

one of us
gentleridge74 gentleridge74 Newcomer
8 messages
joined Jun 2013
#1172 ·
The only smart move that guy has made in the last decade was absolutely wrecking that guy from the coast. Why are you all just sitting there taking it? That single stunt isn't going to fix our problems. There’s a whole list of other, much more pressing issues we need to deal with. And as for Jove? Honestly, he deserves to get screwed over. He really does.
Eric Garcia46 Eric Garcia46 Member
11 messages
joined Dec 2013
#1173 ·
gentleridge74 said:The only smart move that meathead has made in the last decade was absolutely tearing into that guy from the Midwest. You all need to wake up—that single outburst isn't going to solve our problems. There is a massive list of other, much more pressing issues we should be tackling. And as for Jove? Honestly, he deserves every bit of the hell he's getting.

Oh, please! Why don't you, oh brilliant one, go ahead and fix those "other and more pressing issues" you're talking about, Mr. Genius...
Bryan Walker70 Bryan Walker70 Newcomer
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joined Jun 2013
#1174 ·
gentleridge74 said:The smartest thing that guy has done in ten years was absolutely destroying that guy from the coast. I don't get why you guys are letting this slide—that won't fix our issues. There are plenty of other, much more pressing problems. And as for Jove? He deserves whatever hell is coming his way.

What’s the difference between Shaquille O'Neal or a Mexican, or some primitive extremist or a Chetnik? Honestly, there isn't one. The real issue lies with primitives like you, because personally, I don't see any distinction...

Shaquille O'Neal listens to pop music and acts like the biggest patriot outside of Canada. He brings accordion players into stadiums where people are shouting at the gates, he has total control over the police, and he pays pennies to trolls on BuzzFeed to praise him, all while Matthew just keeps trolling him...

He's an absolute thief. If that term doesn't sit right with you, let's put it this way: the guy has robbed the country of the value of a massive shipyard like Newport News Shipbuilding...

We live in a corrupt nation on par with Ivory Coast, where crooks hold all the power while the people starve. Naturally, the best way to handle a clueless population is to divide them into North and South—divide and conquer is the magic formula. You have this Canadian big shot running the soccer association and the officiating organization however he pleases...

I couldn't care less about Los Angeles FC or the Bad Boys since I'm a Hajduk fan, but it sucks seeing them chase after the Bad Boys at any cost. We don't even have a decent derby left in this country.

NYC, supposedly a "metropolis"? Give me a break, it's basically the capital of Canada...

That city used to be home to respectable people, including those "Dalmatians" who earned their positions through honest work—just look at the doctors, architects, and so on. This kind of empty demagoguery and hypocrisy leads nowhere...

Back to the point: the only solution for you guys is to get at least 20,000 people together and physically remove him. That's the only way to get rid of Shaquille O'Neal. That piece of trash has embedded himself deeper than anyone in history, and he definitely has the money and influence to dictate terms even to the top brass at UEFA...

That's all from me. Good morning, everyone. 😁
Noah Jones92 Noah Jones92 Active Member
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joined Aug 2013
#1175 ·
keep your personal gripes to yourself
Henry Grant51 Henry Grant51 NewcomerOP
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joined Mar 2014
#1176 ·
Bryan Walker70, everything you laid out is spot on, but honestly, hitting those numbers is a massive uphill battle—especially when you're trying to rally 20,000 people. I mean, right now, there isn't a single organization in America that could pull a crowd that size together that easily.
Carl Reed60 Carl Reed60 Newcomer
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joined Jun 2013
#1177 ·
Bryan Walker70 said:There’s honestly zero difference between some loudmouthed idiot or a total bigot—it’s all the same trash. The real issue is people like you who can't see the common denominator: pure ignorance...

This guy just listens to trashy pop music and acts like the biggest patriot outside of his own bubble. He brings in cheap accordion players to stadiums where they scream nonsense at the gates, and he basically has total control over the local police. He probably pays pennies to some trolls on BuzzFeed to write fake praise about him, while Matthew just keeps trolling him regardless...

He's an absolute thief. If that's too strong for you, fine—let's just say this guy has effectively robbed the country of the value of a massive shipyard, like a major US naval contractor or something similar...

We’re living in a nation run by crooks. It’s like some low-rent version of a corrupt regime where the thieves hold all the cards while the regular people struggle to eat. And of course, the easiest way for them to manage a clueless population is to play the "divide and conquer" game, pitting the North against the South. It's a magic formula: one guy from Canada runs the soccer association and the officiating just however he feels like it...

I don't give a damn about Los Angeles FC or the Bad Boys, since I'm actually a fan of the underdog teams, but it really eats at me how they chase after those Bad Boys at any cost. We don't even have a decent rivalry left in this country,

And calling Chicago a "metropolis"? Give me a break. It's basically just the capital of chaos...

That city used to be home to respectable people—real professionals who earned their positions through hard work, like doctors and architects. But this modern, sanctimonious nonsense doesn't lead anywhere...

Anyway, getting back to the point: the only solution for you guys is to get at least 20,000 people together and physically remove him. That's the only way to deal with a guy like this. This piece of garbage is more deeply embedded in the system than any old dictator, and he definitely has enough money and influence to dictate terms even to the top brass at UEFA...

That's all from me. Good morning, everyone. 😁

To the Hypocrite: what are we supposed to do about these self-righteous types? Maybe, as you claim, Chicago is just a chaotic hub, but it's also a city with a huge population of people who pride themselves on being "progressive." Keep singing your little songs, you "enlightened cosmopolitan." And Chicago is a metropolis—just ask anyone who goes there for school or work, you jerk! Screw you, Matthew.

This country is completely screwed. Some bigot commits a mountain of crimes and illegal acts, only to end up getting a criminal record because he called someone a specific ethnicity. And our sheep-like citizens will just turn that criminal into a martyr and a patriot, which plays right into the leader's hands to make a profit.
Joseph Scott Joseph Scott Member
23 messages
joined Mar 2013
#1178 ·
Honestly, you guys are unbelievable. Every single thing you write, every single problem you encounter—it’s always somehow the fault of Canadians. Seriously? What does where someone comes from have to do with anything? It’s pathetic. Back in the late nineties, those old-school communists and nostalgia junkies made it their entire mission to trash anything coming out of Canada, and the gullible American public just swallowed every single story they were fed. Meanwhile, those very same shady characters from Canada actually have some of the strongest local branches sitting right there in our own stands, making sure the group stays well-funded. But hey, why bother with facts when you can just start a war over everything?
Sam Walker75 Sam Walker75 Member
42 messages
joined Jul 2013
#1179 ·
Joseph Scott said:Man, you guys are unbelievable. It’s always the same old story with you lot—everything is somehow the fault of people from Canada. Like, seriously, what does where someone is from have to do with anything? Back in the late nineties, those old-school communists and nostalgia junkies were basically running a coordinated campaign to trash everything coming out of Canada, and the gullible American public just swallowed every single lie they fed them. Truth is, those shady types from Canada and even the folks from Herzegovina actually have some pretty strong local branches at both our stands and yours, and they’re great at fueling the group's energy, but their main goal is just to make sure there's something to fight about.

Are you actually serious right now?
lonebison42 lonebison42 Member
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joined Jun 2013
#1180 ·
How many times has this crowd screamed slurs at someone?
Actually, I should ask how many games went by without it happening.😉
Stop being such Hypocrites.
If this administration actually wanted to get rid of Mamić, they wouldn't have conveniently left out the part of the law regarding executives with criminal records. This is just tradition, and honestly, it’s pathetic that you're falling for it.
And all these claims about a serious nation that doesn't want "shady characters," as 🤣🤣
so casually puts it... We could copy and paste articles every single day about "sketchy figures" who exist in our government but happen to be best friends with the people in power. Take sports, for example—you've got Dan Radic over at the league office; the conflict of interest there is insane. And what now? Not a single word from the Secretary.
This is nothing more than a political feud designed to entertain the masses. Be smart. Hold the politicians accountable. You have every right to protest on the National Mall!!
I'm being a Hypocrite myself by typing here since I'm not even a member of this group... but as a fan of Los Angeles FC, I like to stay informed, and it irritates me to see people being so blind.

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