Bad Boys

Douglas Rodriguez27 said:If you think following Real Madrid's lead by celebrating offside goals in an illegitimate league is the goal, then I suppose you're heading in the right direction...

It’s quite something to witness the sheer level of self-importance and pretension on display here; watching you all act like high-and-mighty Facebook community managers with your little strolls through the comments makes me want to laugh.
It seems to be part of your nature to talk nonsense, much like how you handled things during those intense boycott periods back in the day.

It’s not even that they’re doing much damage themselves; it’s more about these people who think they're bigger shots than they actually are, acting like experts on everything and telling everyone how things should be run. They act like they have a bird's-eye view of every single situation.

cosmicbear15 said:

Total amnesia or just 🍿

Nope. Not for me. It's for you, since you posted two different games. I can't even blame you... you guys got backed into a corner, so now you're trying to spin it, and doing a terrible job at it. Typical. Anyway, nice message yesterday, and good luck on the pizza.

gentleowl82 said:No. That’s on you because you’re mixing up two different games. Not blaming you, though... you guys are just digging your heels in and trying to play the victim in the worst way possible. Typical. Anyway, nice message yesterday, and nice job on the pyro.

There's no reason to play the victim. The only reason that goal was "celebrated" yesterday is because you guys were on the other side. We all know this is about more than just a game. If it had been Slaven Belupo, nobody would have even blinked. Every single match, there's some headline being celebrated while the group is present, yet everyone clears out at the 80-minute mark. That’s how the group shows exactly what they think of these wins and these headlines.

By the way, great edition from the Bad Boys. Sounded awesome, especially the second half.👍

Thomas Rivera64 said:I get it, I really do. This whole Real Madrid thing just doesn't trigger any emotion in me anymore. Honestly, I don't give a damn if they lose or win.
For a few years now, I’ve just felt totally disconnected from soccer, including the national team.
It's just eleven players of various backgrounds facing off against another eleven of the same, with maybe one or two locals scattered on each side. A local derby... how does that even make sense? 😁

So, I’m probably not the most relevant person to be lecturing anyone on these topics, but I’ll add this one thing...

What actually fascinates me is the sheer amount of whining and posturing from the losers every single time Juventus loses to Real Madrid.

Look, who cares who’s jumping around or celebrating in the opposite stands? Mind your own business, enjoy your pathetic little club, and keep pushing your own narrative.
Besides, you guys celebrate goals in that same disorganized league, and let's not pretend—back around 2004, Stitch and his crew managed to screw over the opposition, allowing them to seize control of the federation. I wonder how you’d even handle yourselves after eleven years of total dominance in such a messy league...
Actually, it’s not even a question. We all know exactly how you’d act... anyone who doesn't know you would pay a high price to find out. ☕

And what do you know about how we’d act? Just shut the hell up with that story. Half of your "important" group sold out long ago, yet here you are, acting like an expert based on nothing but assumptions about what those losers think.
Why don't you go ask yourselves who actually offered money to the fans... I'm sick to death of this demagoguery about how everyone was bought off. Even you had the nerve to claim you support some pathetic club. I can't believe this crap.
I won't. And I'm certainly not going to sit here and tell you what you should do. You want to celebrate goals, cry, or boycott... do whatever you want.
But this whole idea that we're looking for a handout is just disgusting.

We don't know who made the offer, but we definitely know where you're from and who actually took it. So beat it!

Stop complaining already. It was a celebration, after all. Does anyone happen to have video of the festivities down at Times Square?...

Paul Martinez73 said:We don't care who offered it, we know exactly where you guys come from and who took it. So shut it, punk.

Come on, buddy, let me hear it. Don't be shy... just say it.
You guys are absolutely unbelievable...

Go ahead and keep running with the rest of the rats... you lying trash. You’re only second to the idiots who feed you half-baked info...

Nothing beats our pure, unadulterated love...



Bark bark bark

👍

Nathan Foster23 said:There is absolutely no reason to overexert ourselves here, because the only reason that goal was being celebrated yesterday is simply because you all happened to be on the opposing side. We all know this transcends a mere game, and honestly, if Slaven Belupo had been the opponent, nobody would have even blinked an eye. At every single match, there is some celebration regarding the title or something similar, yet the supporters were right there, and everyone headed for the exits around the 80th minute, which clearly demonstrates exactly how the group feels about these victories and such headlines.

Otherwise, it was a fantastic performance by the Bad Boys, featuring some truly beautiful play, especially during that second half. 👍

The Oedipal complex is a rather troublesome matter.

Douglas Rodriguez27 said:The Oedipus complex is a messy business.

If you're so interested in complexes, the post above serves as a perfect medical case study. Why not take a closer look? 👍

San Francisco vs. Los Angeles Lakers this Friday at 7:00 PM over at Yankee Stadium.

Why on earth would I hate you guys or have some kind of inferiority complex? Let’s be real: the Los Angeles Lakers aren't even in the same league as the Kansas City Chiefs right now, and the BBB group doesn't come close to comparing to the Hell's Angels. You kids act like every little thing is a personal attack. Just because someone asks a question doesn't mean they're trying to provoke you. This forum is meant for actual discussion, isn't it?

cosmicridge6 said:Why would I even bother hating you guys or having some kind of inferiority complex? It’s not like the Los Angeles Lakers can be compared to the Kansas City Chiefs, and there is zero way the BBB can be compared to the Hell's Angels right now. You kids are just too sensitive, acting like every little thing is a personal attack. If someone asks you a question, you don't have to take it as a provocation. This forum is meant for actual discussion, not for everyone to lose their minds over nothing...

something like this 😁

cosmicridge6 said:the BBB crew isn't even in the same league as the Hell's Angels right now,

The pyrotechnics, the street presence, the look of the stands, the noise level? 🤔

Douglas Rodriguez27 said:If the current Los Angeles Lakers' ideal is celebrating offside goals in an illegitimate league, then you're certainly on the right track...

Of course not. To be perfectly honest with you, the idea of celebrating goals scored by the modern version of the Lakers never even crossed my mind. Honestly, I don't think that's even the point, because if we start dissecting every single detail, you could find something to complain about in absolutely everything. If we went down that road, we’d eventually conclude that the only "right" thing to do is to just wash our hands of the whole mess and hand the club over to someone else—which is a conversation that could apply to pretty much any team or supporter group out there...
That was never an option for us. Or what, a total boycott? Given the society we live in, that would probably just last forever. And for what? Just so everyone could feel completely satisfied with their ideals while someone else feels satisfied too?
It's hard to claim anyone has all the answers, and everyone is entitled to their own opinion. My take is that for the survival of both the team and the group, the BBB needs to be in the stands, living that true fan life. Whether they happen to be cheering, celebrating, jumping around, lighting flares, or wearing blue or black shirts... in essence, those details are irrelevant and really only exist to fuel debates like this one. The war isn't over, but it isn't fought with the same tools or methods for its entire duration. Besides, as people have been pointing out, there are plenty of new faces in the stands. And you can definitely still find a lot of the old guard at Indoor Soccer matches. One day, the conditions will be right for them to return to the North Stand. If we lived in a normal country and a functional society, we wouldn't even be having this debate, but the BBB is the least to blame for that.
I'm not even a member of the BBB—far from it—but it genuinely makes me happy to see the group getting stronger, seeing the local chapters grow, and hearing the roar coming from the stands. That is the foundation for a better future and real change.

In my estimation, rather than focusing on Indoor Soccer, you would all be much better served by heading over to the big stadium to support a brand-new club, especially if your ultimate ambition is to stage a takeover of the Golden State Warriors, since that seems to be such a pressing matter for you all.

That’s certainly something you’d see happening here in America, particularly in a place like Chicago...

Douglas Rodriguez27 said:Honestly? If you guys are that obsessed, maybe instead of sticking to Indoor Soccer, you should just start a whole new club—one focused on eventually taking over the Golden State Warriors or something. If that's what it takes to satisfy the itch.

Even if you did, that club wouldn't hit the big leagues in best case for another 7 or 8 years—and honestly, even that feels like a massive stretch. Just look at the Cincinnati Bengals... they're playing in much weaker competition and they've barely managed to claw their way up to the third tier of the NFL.