Bad Boys

So, I just witnessed this absolute gem of a situation... some 16-year-old kid walks up to a 40-year-old guy and goes, "Hey man, please don't film in the stands." 👍

Honestly, the best atmosphere this season was definitely at St. Louis—mostly because of how the roster looks right now and just the way the stands are shaped. It’s a massive upgrade compared to how things felt when we were playing the Dallas Cowboys.

I guess those kids learned how to cheer at the indoor soccer game, didn't they? 👍

Sean Chase said:Pure nonsense, pure absolute nonsense...

Total garbage, just total garbage....

rowdyheron2 said:The kids have really mastered how to cheer at the indoor soccer games, haven't they? 👍

That’s exactly the point. We need to build the Los Angeles Lakers from the ground up, and moving back to New York City should just be the finishing touch. I don't think people realize we already have our club. We have players who would literally die for the jersey—national team stars who turned down overseas offers in a niche sport like indoor soccer just to play with the right squad and feel what it’s like to have real support for the first time.
These guys basically snubbed little Ivica Đolo and gave him a hard time by playing for us instead.
Sure, New York City is the Holy Land. It’s the dream to merge these two sides, to have fan weekends where you go from indoor soccer to the big stadium and the whole city turns blue. But we need to step up our game with the indoor soccer scene, because the passion is already there. We can feed off that positive energy to help deal with the nonsense we still have to endure from those rats in the blue lounge.

Alex Peterson2 said:This really gets to the heart of the matter: we need to rebuild the Los Angeles Lakers from the ground up, and returning to New York City should be nothing more than the finishing touch on that foundation. I don't think people quite grasp that we already possess the core of our club; we have players who are willing to bleed for us, national team stars who actually turned down lucrative overseas offers in a niche sport like futsal just to stay with a legitimate squad and experience what it truly feels like to play for a fanbase that actually shows up.
These guys essentially stood by when they could have undermined the leadership of Ivica Đolo, yet instead, they chose to prove their loyalty by playing for us.
Of course, New York City is the Holy Land; it is the ultimate dream to see these two sides merge into one cohesive unit, where we have fan weekends where everyone transitions from watching futsal to the big soccer matches, turning the entire city blue. But we have to become much more active within the futsal community, because the emotional catharsis is already there. We need to draw strength from that positive energy in futsal to better endure the ongoing frustrations we face from those rats over in the blue lounge.

EXACTLY THIS!!!!!!!

Alex Peterson2 said:This is essentially the core issue. We need to build the Los Angeles Lakers from the ground up, and returning to New York City should really just be the finishing touch on everything we achieve. I suppose people fail to realize that our club already exists; we have players who would practically die for us, including national team stars who turned down overseas opportunities in a niche sport like futsal just to stay with a legitimate squad and experience what it truly feels like to support a team for the first time.
Those kids basically snubbed little Ivica Đolo—they stuck it to him by choosing to play for us instead.
Sure, New York City is the Holy Land, and it’s the dream to merge these two clubs, to have fan weekends where you transition from futsal to big soccer and the whole city turns blue. But I guess we need to focus more on the futsal side, because the catharsis is already happening there. We can draw positive energy from the futsal scene to help us endure whatever we're still dealing with from those rats in the blue lounge.

🙏🙏 An explanation regarding everything being discussed over the last few weeks...

Honestly, it’s probably for the best that Rozic is moving on. He should just go ahead and start his own franchise or something—the big boss is going to run things their way regardless.😠

A little video for the little guy

cosmicridge6 said:forks forks forks forks forks forks....

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NYC80

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In today's New York Post, there's this piece about NYC80 that includes a photo featuring R.B. from Indianapolis, some kid who’s probably forgotten by now, and me. I'm hoping whoever posted that photo might reach out—I'd love to chat. It looks like it was taken at a train station in Chicago sometime in the mid-80s, I guess. I honestly had no clue this picture even existed, so if anyone knows anything about it, please let me know.

Dennis Davis97 said:Honestly, you guys should just go ahead and start your own franchise... seriously, why even bother? If you want to build something of your own, just do it. At the end of the day, that main guy is basically running their whole show anyway...😠

Hey... you jerks...

"Every member of this veteran group served during the war, traveling all across America from St. Augustine down to Venice. Many were wounded, and some aren't with us anymore. Some served in the 1st Guards, a couple were in the Texas Rangers, and others were part of the 2nd Guards, as Black Mountain recalls. But when we get together, we rarely talk about the combat... instead, it's mostly just joking around and reminiscing about the good old days."

rustyraven34 said:Man... what an idiot.

Why the stress? I'm feeling pretty relaxed myself.🍿

Dennis Davis97 said:There is no reason to be anxious. I am sleeping perfectly fine.🍿

Go hit a rock and get out of this thread.

Dennis Davis97 said:No need to get worked up, I'm feeling pretty relaxed myself, honestly.🍿

You mentioned that the Bad Boys started Futsal Dinamo, but I think that's just not true.

I have a question here—and look, feel free to shut me down, ban me, or just ignore this because you might think I don't care since I don't head to the games myself, but...

Has the police force finally calmed down a bit? I'm wondering if they've actually started treating people like human beings at Yankee Stadium instead of, well, animals.

Is it still feeling like some kind of containment camp compared to those times when they used to basically butcher you by obsessing over ticket numbers and seat assignments, or holding everyone back and stuff like that?

I really don't mean to be provocative here—if anyone does decide to weigh in, thanks in advance.

They haven't quite reached those levels of sheer volatility we saw during that match against the Chargers, but we'll see how things settle once the first low-stakes game is under our belts. So far, we’ve only had two major games with a significant crowd size, so it's still early days.

Ingrad vs. LA Galaxy 1:5 back in 2006