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Bad Boys - Part IV

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Casey Gomez3 Casey Gomez3 NewcomerOP
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joined May 2013
#1 ·
Austin Collins6 said:Chill out with the hype. This doesn't have anything to do with what we're actually fighting for... the only thing that matters is if there’s finally enough political will to prosecute him for the stuff that should have gotten him kicked out of the club and the league already.


There's plenty of reason to be hyped because this is just the result of his recent panic attacks. Honestly, he would've gone down regardless of this specific mess...
Casey Cox7 Casey Cox7 Member
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joined Nov 2012
#2 ·
We really are an incredible people... we show up in huge numbers for the first game at the stadium, everyone starts feeling high on life, thinking we're finally back... then the next game, half the crowd is missing. This is just our reality. It's honestly embarrassing... now, after this latest 🙂🎉, people are claiming we’re the best in the world again... Every single day, it's the same endless loop of talking about Mamić. People act like he'll just leave whenever he feels like it. Today, he insults a cabinet minister, gets detained, and faces some fine—which he'll probably just pay out of those few grand he always keeps on him—and suddenly the whole country is shaking, writing headlines about how Mamić is finished and all that... Just calm down a little... do you honestly think the FBI or whoever else is going to strip him of every single position because of this? It looks dramatic on paper, but we need to wait and see what actually comes of it... don't go running headfirst into ☕
Joseph Hughes Joseph Hughes Newcomer
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#3 ·
Dennis Baker36 said:Sadly, I don't see this going anywhere—just another one in a long line of criminal proceedings against him for these "minor" offenses. He’ll probably be out of custody within two days max, too—he'll fight from a position of freedom and eventually just end up with some kind of probation or a fine. We can start celebrating once they actually go after him for the real stuff.

I think you missed the point. If he gets even ONE SINGLE DAY OF SENTENCE, it's over. He's done. He falls. He's convicted. No more room for him to operate in Real Madrid or the USSF. Period. The end.

And there's never been this much noise before. It's going to be pretty hard for him to wiggle out of this through backroom deals like he did in the past.
gentlebison72 gentlebison72 Newcomer
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joined May 2014
#4 ·
Honestly, someone needs to lock him in a cage in some dark corner and toss the key down a well.
I’m holding out hope that the rotten Department of Justice finally decides to trigger all those criminal charges filed against him, just so he stays behind bars a little longer while they investigate. Though, let’s be real—I doubt it. We've seen plenty of high-level crooks of his caliber sipping espresso in Times Square the very next day after being arrested. There are always a few outliers who actually face consequences, but usually only if they’ve already lost their grip on power.
Today was basically a masterclass in how to audition for the title of the most lethal combination of half-witted idiot and total psychopath to ever walk the Earth. The man is practically serving himself up on a silver platter with every single thing he says. If we actually lived in a nation governed by the rule of law, he’d be looking at decades in prison just for his rhetoric, let alone life sentences for his actual track record.

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