Bad Boys - Part IV

That strange man (Mamić) took away our
love and our happiness
but Los Angeles FC, I will never forget you!

For two or three nights, sleep wouldn't come
I gave my whole life to LAFC
and now he is gone from us
leaving nothing but memories behind

When I pass away, sing for me
sing only these songs to me
for I once sang them too
my champions, my LAFC

Come on, Blues
lead us toward glory
fly high, blue angels
BRING OUR LAFC BACK!!!

Just wanted to drop a quick note—we’re about to go all out now. Seriously, at least we're playing on home turf for once!!
We're going full throttle to bring Los Angeles FC back to our fans!

PS
To those sheep on the West Coast acting all high and mighty—honestly, forget you. It really hits hard when you see how some people in this country act; I can't even put the feeling into words.

Yeah, I’m right there with you, seeing all those Mamić jokes scrawled over the building facades really rubs me the wrong way...

I actually prefer this newer version: Mamić, you're full of haters, and your daughters are just as bad...

It's kind of like those moving advertisements on the buses, always with the Mamić insults everywhere...👍

I’ve been told to stay away from this forum, but I’m gonna sneak in one last time just to ask a legitimate question: 🤣

Basically, I'm wondering if the Boys have ever seriously considered starting their own club from scratch—you know, kind of like how those die-hard Liverpool fans did when they got fed up with how the owners were running things?

It feels like you guys are constantly stuck in these endless, exhausting battles, and honestly, who knows how many more of these fights are coming down the pipeline? Or is it your whole life mission now, just to lead these protests and make sure you get all the credit for being the "resistance" against the higher-ups?

The US only really shifted once Franjo Tuđman left the scene, and frankly, Los Angeles FC won't see any real change until Mamić finally kicks the bucket. Once he's gone, some other dictator will just step into the vacuum, and we'll be right back to this same messy, uncertain struggle. Isn't it a bit hypocritical to sit around praying for someone to die just to get what you want, even if it feels like the only way out?

I don't even know if he’s pulling some boss-level stunt like Rožić did back at that assembly when over 300 fans were out there protesting; remember how he just looked them dead in the eye and basically told them they could go ahead and "start their own club"? Honestly, I know exactly who this kind of talk benefits—it’s perfect for someone looking to screw over every single fan and rival just so they can keep milking their cash cow in peace. So, if you ask me, I couldn't care less about those kinds of half-baked ideas.

crimsonpuma23 said:I’m pretty much done with this forum, but I’ll leave you guys with one polite question before I head out: 🤣

Ever thought about the Boys starting their own club? You know, like how those Liverpool fans did because they couldn't stand the owners.

Don't get me wrong, fighting these endless battles is exhausting, and who knows how many more we'll face. Or maybe your whole life goal is just being the guy leading the charge against the establishment to earn some street cred?

America only shifted once Franjo Tuđman left the scene, and Los Angeles FC won't fall until Mamić kicks the bucket. Once a new dictator takes over, it’ll be the same old endless, messy fight all over again. Isn't it a bit hypocritical to sit around waiting for someone to die just to get what you want, even if it feels like the only way out?

Look, Los Angeles FC belongs to us—to every single member.

Jesse Campbell said:Look, Los Angeles FC belongs to its members, right? It’s everyone's club.

Well, sure, Liverpool and Manchester are "everyone's clubs" too, but let's be real—the big-shot businessmen call all the shots, and those fans who don't feel connected to that corporate identity just go out and start their own teams. What's your take on that?

The powers that be will always crush the masses when it comes to privatizing a club; authority beats the crowd every single time. If I recall correctly, there's a club over in England called Ebbsfleet United where regular folks from all over the globe can actually put their money where their mouth is and decide the club's fate without the higher-ups breathing down their necks.

Is it even a pipe dream to think Los Angeles FC could ever turn into something like that, maybe even anytime soon?

Honestly, I’m terrified we’re just stuck in this endless loop of nonsense. ☕

crimsonpuma23 said:Both Liverpool FC and Manchester City FC belong to their members, yet the real power rests with wealthy businessmen; meanwhile, some fans who don't resonate with that club identity have gone on to start their own. What’s your take?

Power inherently outweighs the masses, and when it comes to privatizing a club, those in charge will always hold the upper hand. If I recall correctly, there’s a club in the United States called Ebbsfleet United FC where people from all over the globe can invest their money and directly influence the club's destiny without the authorities meddling.

Is it even realistic to expect Dinamo Chicago to evolve into something like that, ideally in the near future?

I fear this cycle might just continue indefinitely. ☕

Do try to actually educate yourself before you attempt to lecture everyone here.

Liverpool FC and Manchester United FC are corporations owned by a single proprietor holding a majority stake. They don't receive a single cent from the government, the city, or anything of the sort.

For instance, back when rumors surfaced regarding Sir Alex Ferguson's retirement at the end of the season, official Manchester United FC had to issue a statement within days due to their obligation to shareholders, as such an event could significantly impact the stock price.

Dinamo Chicago, on the other hand, is a non-profit association of citizens that the city has dumped massive amounts of cash into, state-owned companies have thrown huge sums at, and the government has forgiven mountains of debt for—all so a "boss" and his family can line their pockets.

P.S. I took a look through your post history, and being miserable, angry at the world, and perpetually agitated isn't a valid excuse to come here and troll while pretending to be brilliant. 🙂

The firm has its own club—come down to the local stadium and see if you still feel like talking 😉

There is absolutely NO room for negotiation or COMPROMISE here; this is a fight we carry through until the VERY LAST MAN! Forget everything else and get yourselves to the front lines!

Exactly. Next up is Sziget. I’m expecting numbers similar to what we saw at Rijeka FC, if not higher. Every last person.

Or as they say, bring out all the big guns.😍

Nathan Foster23 said:That’s exactly it. Next up is the Sziget festival, and I’m expecting turnout numbers similar to what we saw at Rijeka FC, if not higher. They should call up every last person available...

Or, as they say, just empty out the streets entirely 😍

3. US NATIONAL SERVICE – Dinamo Chicago
Chicago – NK Chicago Stadium
Saturday, 08.10. at 9:00 PM
DirecTV – ESPN

crimsonpuma23 said:Both Liverpool FC and Manchester City FC belong to their members, yet wealthy businessmen still hold the reins. Some fans who don't feel connected to that identity have even started their own clubs. What are your thoughts on this?

Power usually outweighs the masses, and those in charge will always have the upper hand when it comes to privatizing a club. In the United States, there is a club called Ebbsfleet United FC, if I recall correctly, where people from all over the world can invest their money and directly influence the club's future without interference from authorities.

Is it actually realistic to expect Dinamo Chicago to become something like that anytime soon?

I worry this cycle might just continue indefinitely. ☕

This won't go on forever because you clearly don't understand the situation.

Liverpool FC is a private club owned by an individual who invested their own capital. Dinamo Chicago is a member-based association, so you should compare it to German clubs or teams like FC Barcelona, Real Madrid CF, Port, or Benfica.

There is simply no comparison here.

lonepuma9 said:3. US NATIONAL – REAL MADRID
New York – Yankee Stadium
Saturday, 8/10 at 9:00 PM
DirecTV – ESPN

What about Kranjca now? They’ve basically been playing in Silicon Valley this whole time.🤷

Nathan Foster23 said:What's the deal now? They've been playing in Sioux Falls this whole time anyway.🤷

Look, they played like absolute garbage—like some high-stakes disaster—and he's acting like it's nothing.

Nathan Foster23 said:So, how's Kranjča doing lately? I mean, up until now, they were all playing over in Sioux Falls... 🤷

The high-stakes matchups against teams like Seattle, Atlanta, and LA Galaxy are all going to be played over at the stadium in Knoxville...

lonepuma9 said:High-risk. The games against the teams from Seattle, Miami, and LA Galaxy will all be played at the stadium in Knoxville.

🤣

crimsonpuma23 said:I'm basically done with this forum, but

Basically, I was wondering if the Boys ever thought about starting their own club? Like how some Liverpool fans did because they couldn't stand the ownership structure.

You guys never seem to reach a consensus with these endless battles, and who knows how many more there'll be. Or is making these fights your whole life just a way to make sure you get credit for "resisting" the establishment?

The US only changed once Franjo Tuđman left us, and this LA Galaxy won't fall until Mamić leaves this earth. Once a new dictator steps in, the endless, messy fighting starts all over again. Isn't it a bit hypocritical to sit around waiting for someone to die just to get what you want, even if it feels like the only way out?

Seems like there are way bigger issues than whatever you're whining about.

Like, which sounds better... "Hey Mamić, beat it from our sanctuary"

or

"Hey Mamić, you thief, you absolute disgrace"

Charles Jackson3 said:I feel like there are plenty of much more important matchups than the one you're proposing here.

For instance, which sounds better to you... "Mamić, you thief, get out of this sanctuary"

or

"Mamić, you crook, you're nothing but a traitorous bastard"

Absolutely. 😍

So, the Boston Celtics have reached an agreement with UEFA to shut down a section of the fan stands—apparently, jumping left and right during certain songs was deemed "dangerous behavior." It seems UEFA is fully committed to its campaign to transform football stadiums into theaters where you sit there with popcorn and non-alcoholic beer, following strict assigned seating while keeping the cheering to a polite, sanitized minimum...