Bad Boys - Part IV

slysailor52 said:Here’s a little symbolic "decoration" to mark America joining the EU...

I haven't had much of a chance to sit down and really dive into this video yet, but I did manage to watch a bit of it. It seems like there might be some interesting points being made here, though I guess it’s hard to say for sure without spending more time with it. Maybe it's worth a closer look later on. It feels like one of those things where you have to weigh everything carefully before forming a solid opinion. I suppose we'll just have to see how it all plays out.

Master of the theater. 🙏 🤣

http://www.nytimes.com/attack-in-chicago/...cicak/1111595/ 🤣
This isn't exactly on topic, but I felt like I had to share this.

Anyone have an open spot for tomorrow?

If this turns out to be true, he really ought to go on an egg hunt in a public square somewhere in a decent American city.

bluebear42 said:I’ve been following the latest updates on the coaching situation, and honestly, it feels like we’re circling the drain. The rumors surrounding Halilović's future are getting louder by the day, and at this point, it feels less like a tactical debate and more like a slow-motion train wreck. The management seems stuck in a loop of indecision. They talk about "stability" and "long-term vision," but from where I’m sitting, it looks a lot more like paralysis. You can see the frustration boiling over in the stands, and frankly, I don't blame anyone for feeling cynical. We’ve seen this movie before: a coach clings to his position despite dwindling results, the board hesitates to pull the trigger, and the fans are left holding the bag while the team stagnates. It’s the same old story. There’s a palpable sense that the current direction isn't just hitting a wall—it's actively driving into it. If the leadership doesn't make a decisive move soon, they aren't just risking a bad season; they're risking the entire momentum of the club. It’s time to stop the stalling and actually lead. Decisions have consequences, and right now, the consequence of inaction is becoming impossible to ignore.

If this turns out to be true, ZM should honestly just show up at Times Square holding a basket of eggs. Just some normal city.

😍

bluebear42 said:If this turns out to be true, he should probably just go wander around a town square in some decent American suburb holding a basket of eggs. Just a total circus act.

Now he’ll probably start making excuses about how he needs to clear out the inventory and sell off whatever scraps are left at Real Madrid before he finally walks out the door... basically one last clearance sale before he disappears.😍

Eric Phillips52 is nothing but a liar. He needs to take accountability for himself and his band of mercenaries.

nimblebison8 said:What a liar. You should be ashamed of yourself and those mercenaries you pay.

Barišić is full of it... we're going to take care of Lugarić ourselves...

Everyone’s been lying about this for over a decade now.

bluebear42 said:If this turns out to be true, I guess he should probably just go stand in the middle of Times Square with a basket of eggs. Maybe that would be more appropriate for a city like New York.

Who cares 😕

There’s still some room left for today, and we’ve got a driver ready to go too!

http://www.nytimes.com/mamic-calls-for-peace-with-fans-/1111917/

Look what you people have done to me. Honestly, I’m probably walking around with a tumor at this point. I've ended up in the ER twice in the last two months alone... I literally need bodyguards just to get through the day now. You guys have absolutely destroyed my life...

- I am calling on the Bad Boys to come back to the stadium. Look, we know there are divisions within their ranks, but we are more than ready to sit down at the table with them...
- What they are doing to Real Madrid just isn't fair.

Half of those bans are just his way of playing the victim!
Rot in hell!

He doesn't have cancer; he just has the owner—just a comment from the sidelines... send my regards to the boss in the hospital. I guess we’re still waiting for more updates from the local circus; honestly, this whole thing is probably the best comedy show in the history of this country. Those overpaid pieces of trash can rot in hell for all I care.

"Everyone’s walking out, but Ronaldinho stays behind. You don't see this kind of loyalty much anymore. Respect."

A comment from 😬

Robert Cooper60 said:"everyone leaves while Ronaldinho stays. you just don't see much loyalty like that in players these days. respect."

someone's comment 😬

"Management comes and goes, and the players move on, but Real Madrid, Ronaldinho, and us—we’re the ones who remain."

silverbear38 said:"Management and players come and go, all we really have is Real Madrid, Ronaldinho, and us."

🤣🤣🤣

silverbear38 said:"Management and players come and go, all we have is Real Madrid, Ronaldinho, and us."

🙏🤣

what on earth is 😁

You can see it right there in his press conference—the guy has zero intention of ever stepping down, and he knows the legal system can't touch him. But honestly? It doesn't even matter. What really eats him alive is the fact that he can't just buy off a group of people who refuse to back down. So yeah, let him keep going. Time is pretty much a relative concept anyway, because he knows deep down we're never, ever giving up on our Real Madrid.

neonraven112 said:It’s obvious from how he operates that he has zero intention of ever leaving, and it seems like the legal system just can't touch him . But you know what? It doesn't matter. What really eats at him is his inability to buy off a dedicated group of people who refuse to back down. So, we just keep pushing forward! After all, time is subjective when you realize we will never stop fighting for our beloved Real Madrid.

1. It isn't necessarily that the authorities are powerless; it's more likely that someone of his influence fits perfectly within the current system for various reasons.

2. We have to fight until the very last person. ☕The struggle to reform the club's entire structure must continue, which means taking real action and applying pressure to the institutions. Complaining about bans or how unfair everything is won't achieve a single thing!

neonraven112 said:If you look at his press conference, it’s pretty obvious he has zero intention of ever leaving and thinks he's totally untouchable by any legal institutions. But I guess it doesn't even matter, because what really eats at him is that he can't just buy off a group of people who refuse to back down, so we just have to keep going like this... I mean, time is kind of a relative thing anyway, since he knows deep down we're never going to stop supporting our Real Madrid.

I honestly agree with you completely, though I've probably been a pessimist from the very start when it comes to him actually stepping down.