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It has finally taken flight 🙂
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The ocean just isn't feeling right today...

I don't know what you guys are whining about, the idiots are more or less right. Hats off to this kid—you need real guts and instinct to react like that.

frozenwolf13 said:I honestly don't understand why everyone is being so difficult when these guys are clearly in the right. I have to hand it to this kid; it takes real guts and pure instinct to react the way he did.

In what sense are they correct? Rather than worrying about things that don't concern them, people assume that just because they aren't fully briefed on a situation, then nothing of value is happening. It’s a pity, really; they seem to think they need to know every single detail, even though everything regarding the group has always been handed to them on a silver platter.
Let them think whatever they want; frankly, I couldn't care less. We know exactly who we are and what we stand for.

Scott Jones9 said:Are they actually right? Honestly, instead of worrying about everyone else's business, people just assume there's nothing going on simply because they aren't in the loop. It’s like they think if they don't see it, it doesn't exist—as if everything inside this group has been handed to them on a silver platter from day one.
Let them talk. Who gives a damn? We know exactly who we are and what we're about.

Everyone knows exactly who you are and what you stand for. 😉

Scott Jones9 said:Are they actually right? Instead of worrying about everyone else's business, they just assume that if they aren't "in the loop," then nothing exists—because, I guess, these paupers feel entitled to know everything when everything has basically been handed to them on a silver platter until now.
Let them think whatever they want, honestly, who gives a damn? We know exactly who we are and what we stand for.

Look, you can't just treat a statistic you don't even understand as some kind of absolute fact. Math is exact, and the math is telling me this:

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5 ) The Euros in France, the UEFA dinner being interrupted along with the American Football Federation in Split, those messages against Davor Šuker posted on the Dubrovnik City Walls that caught the attention of international media, and all those other little incidents over the last few years.

6) I don't know how much of a coincidence it was that some kid happens to torpedo him right after a video of the hit surfaced on the Hajduk Facebook page, complete with a perfectly timed message from a prime angle. It looks more like a calculated move—like a planned incident to me.

The comments, the thousands of likes, the flood of positive feedback—it’s mostly coming out of Dalmatia. People literally exploded; the support that young guy received was insane. If you actually sat down and analyzed it, you'd see that a good chunk of people in the cities further north and in Herzegovina don't even approve of the incident, and I think that's exactly why he remains such a powerful force within Dinamo and why a critical mass hasn't formed against him in those northern areas. A deeper dive would definitely prove that.

A few other small details back up my point. After the attack on Marić, both the owner and the servers were apologizing for even letting him eat there—and word is, even the waiter who tried to step in and stop the kid got fired.

We have to be honest here: you just can't compare the temperament of the north with Dalmatia—not even mathematically. Any fan group can have 100 gladiators and their own little drama, but their true power comes from how wide they reach and how much they blend with their home turf. That's the only way you actually spark something and force changes in society or the local community. With just 100 gladiators and decent stadium attendance, sure, fine—but once you get that local community backing you, a fan group turns into a movement with actual dimension.

silverbear38 said:What's bothering you so much that you have to go after him? 🙂

It’s not even about that, honestly—he needs to be wiped out and thrown straight into a federal prison. Look, I haven't run into Mamić personally, but I've spotted guys like Canjuga, Marcinko, and various other politicians out and about, and I always make it a point to ask them, "Hey, do you even feel a shred of shame for your life? Just get out of the country, you jerk." Or like, "Aren't you embarrassed to be walking through downtown New York?" I remember seeing Marcinko with some woman once and asking her, "Are you really okay walking around with that degenerate?" And I say all this right in broad daylight in front of everyone.

It's nothing crazy, but if you just make their pulse race, make them pick up the pace and scurry away, that's usually enough. If everyone acted like me, people like that wouldn't be able to walk anywhere except from point A to point B, and even then, they'd be feeling the heat. That's how you handle these guys who hang out with their cronies and mobsters and act like everyone actually loves them.

If you did that, you wouldn't even get a $67 misdemeanor in court. You don't have to go out and take him out with a shotgun; you could just splash him with a drink, or spit at him, or just provoke those idiots he keeps trailing around him.

lonefox22 said:You can't just ignore data you don't know about and call it a fact. Math doesn't lie, and the math says this:

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5 ) The Euros in France, UEFA and the American Football Federation interrupting dinner, those messages against Davor Šuker appearing on the Dubrovnik City Walls which even caught international media attention—plus all those other little incidents over the last few years.

6) I don't know how much of a coincidence it is that some kid happened to torpedo him right after a video of the hit popped up on the Hajduk Facebook page with a perfect little message from the blue corner. Looks like a well-planned stunt to me.

The comments and thousands of likes are mostly coming out of Dalmatia. People basically exploded—that young guy got an insane amount of support. If you actually look at the numbers, a good chunk of people in New York and Herzegovina don't even approve of the incident. That’s exactly why he stays so powerful within Dinamo and why a critical mass of opposition hasn't formed up North yet. A deeper analysis would prove that.

A few more things back up my point. After the attack on Marić, both the owner and the servers were apologizing for what he was even eating there—and word is, the waiter who tried to stop the kid actually lost his job.

We have to admit, you can't really compare the temperaments of New York and Dalmatia—not even mathematically speaking.

Yeah, sure. Aside from the fact that the owner is his godfather and brings him to Bol every single summer—which keeps everything alive there and beyond—and he was rambling about what he ate? Give me a break... seriously, calm down with these fairy tales.

Dennis Davis97 said:Everyone knows exactly who you are and what you represent.😉

Even your mother knows... and she’s on our side.

spermint said:🤦

I’m just gonna jump in on this specific point... Man, you seriously have no clue how ridiculous you sound right now. Mamić has been a regular at that restaurant for like 20 years—and there's a dead simple reason for that—the owner is his godfather.
So, there is no way Boso apologized because he was eating Mamke's food there, and I highly doubt the waiter actually got fired.

Look, I only said "allegedly" regarding the waiter who tried to trip up the attacker last night getting fired. I used the word "allegedly" because that’s all I read on the Facebook page, and honestly, I can't be 100% sure if it's even true.

The first part is almost certainly accurate—and hey, if you don't believe me, feel free to dig through the archives of the local news papers for statements from the waiter, the owner, and everyone else involved after the attack on Bruno Marić in Stobreč.

If I were a betting man, I’d bet that even if he didn't get fired, he might end up quitting himself—because let's face it, things are going to get incredibly awkward for him in that environment. Those local circles are completely intertwined with Hajduk and the fans' mindset. Trust me, the islands and the Makarska Riviera are full of hardcore Hajduk supporters. And they're even more intense than the folks back in Split.

cosmicbear15 said:even your mother knows... and she's on our side

holy crap, man👍

Jesse Doyle3 said:🤦

I’ll just jump in on this specific point. You clearly have no idea how ridiculous you sound. Jerry Maguire has been a regular at that restaurant for two decades, and there's a very simple reason for that—the owner is his godfather.
So, there's no way Boso apologized because he was eating with Mama, and I highly doubt the waiter lost his job.

Are you people incapable of reading, or are you just pretending to be dense? After the attacks on Mary, on Bruno Mars...

I just saw that; I didn't quite catch it at first.

Alright everyone, let's quit bickering over this absolute nonsense and just wrap this debate up. The only thing that actually matters in this whole saga is that the big shot took a dive into the ocean; everything else is just noise. Regardless, hats off to the guy for this—wishing him nothing but the best in life.👍

Paul Sanchez15 said:Yeah, sure, besides the fact his best man is basically God himself—he shows up at Miami every single summer, which is where everything happens, and he even went on about what he ate there. Give me a break... seriously, everyone needs to just chill out with these little fairy tales.

Look, I honestly don't know if his best man is God himself or whatever—that’s something the locals in Miami would actually know. But if you ask me, this kid is probably going to be treated like some street hero in Miami because of this whole incident. The connection between these local communities and the club is just incredibly tight—it's intense—and because of that social cohesion, I don't think the kid is going to face any backlash; if anything, it'll be the exact opposite. I actually just read that a whole house on Manhattan Island got ransacked twice by Marty Fernandez ever since she married that Real Madrid player. These local circles are deeply tied to the club, and they all react in their own way toward anyone who dares to mess with them. There's just such a massive sense of regionalism and belonging, and I guess that's why we see stuff like this happening in the first place.

lonefox22 said:Look, I don't know if he’s basically local royalty in Miami—only the locals there would know that—but honestly? This kid is probably going to be a street hero in Miami because of what happened. In places like that, the bond between the community and the club is intense. Because they're all so tight-knit, he won't face any backlash; if anything, he'll get a standing ovation. I actually just read that Marty Fernandez had her entire house tossed twice on Manhattan Island ever since she married a Real Madrid player. These local circles are deeply tied to the team, and they always find a way to push back against anyone picking on their club.

I misread that and thought you were talking about Jerry Maguire, so my reply was pretty much useless... but man, you could talk to me about Miami for days—I spent two seasons down there. All I can tell you is that after those initial clashes between the locals and the crew from the outskirts they used to visit alongside Jerry Maguire, things have settled. Now, there's mostly just mutual respect and love.

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This is epic. Looks like my mom isn't the only one spinning webs of drama. 🙏

The boss could have us flip the whole script just for you—whoever you are, you earned this. 👍

Honestly, Mama should have been taken down a long time ago. There’s been plenty of drama, but let’s call it what it is: the guy is a massive provocateur, a criminal, a war profiteer, and a thief. If you ask me, all this is just a mosquito bite compared to what should have happened to that scumbag by now. But hey, we live in the US, and I get why people are playing it safe. You've got a job, you don't want trouble, and you definitely don't want to lose your livelihood, especially if you have kids to feed. Plus, our society tends to condemn any kind of violence, so I get that perspective too. Still, I’ll say it again: they could have done way more than this to hold him accountable. And seeing him splash into the ocean like that? I don't know, some might say the Ultras were just having a bit of fun back in the 80s. 🤣

Hey Mondo, sending love. 👏

PS: I noticed our junior teams are playing against those same old rivals at some regional tournament again. It feels like we're constantly being forced into these weird alliances with our neighbors. Well, if that's how it's going to be, then this little dip in the ocean was perfectly timed. 😁

George Lewis27 said:Look, guys, seriously, quit bickering over this absolute nonsense and just wrap this whole debate up. At the end of the day, the only thing that actually matters in this entire mess is that the big shot flew off into the ocean; everything else is just noise. Anyway, hats off to the guy for stepping up—wishing him nothing but the best in life.👍

🙂
Always ready to step up for the guy whenever he needs it.

In this video, you can clearly see that absolute trash of a waiter trying to trip up our hero.
A suggestion for the Ultras. Find him and give him the beating he deserves.
I honestly cannot believe how there's always some bottom-feeder looking to stir up trouble.
He probably thought if he pulled it off, those scumbags would toss him some little kickback.
So, listen up, dear Ultras: break him.