Bad Boys

rowdyheron2 said:http://www.badblueboys.com/announcement...as-of-03-04-2018/

The boycott isn't a reaction. It’s actually the opposite.

By staying away, the Bad Boys got exactly what they wanted.

Look, this isn't some massive boycott—it’s just about this one specific game. I’m only heading into that lion's den to show up for the group; otherwise, I’d be taking a massive detour around that place until those assholes finally clear out.

BSN

So you finally crawled back just so you can go right back to boycotting everything? Honestly, how much longer are you gonna let your own stubbornness mess things up for your mom? Seriously, bravo.

My bad to everyone on this forum for how the group handled things—we really should have posted a heads-up here first so we could have actually talked it out before everything went down. 😵

Jonathan Williams3 said:He’s just coming back to join the boycott again. How long are you going to keep hindering your own mother with these choices? Well done.

Why should you or anyone else who doesn't even attend the games care about the group's decisions?!

I’m standing with the guys, though I really wish they hadn't stayed so far back from the west end of the stadium if my memory serves me right. From what I can see, those people look the most terrified when you're right there in the stands facing them. Let them wonder which game it'll be when we courageously storm through that plowed-up western section.

analogheron19 said:Look, even if I missed the point, at least I'm not ☕
If you're gonna claim I'm being selective, where's the proof? Show me something.
Otherwise, you just look like some insecure little loser.👎

I think I made myself clear. If you're still confused, that's on you. And an insecure loser would be someone like you, running to report posts every time they don't like something.

Since you clearly can't tell what needs to be deleted on your own, I'll step in whenever someone starts peddling myths instead of actual arguments. Then you can come crawling back to clean up your mess. 👍

Brandon Hill5 said:I’ve laid it all out clearly enough. If you’re still confused, that’s a "you" problem, not a "me" problem. Honestly, only some insecure little loser would spend their time reporting posts just because they don't like what they read.

If you can't figure out on your own what needs to be deleted and when, then I'll step in whenever I see someone peddling delusions and trying to argue against common sense. When I do that, I'm sure you'll come running to clean up your mess immediately. 👍

Yeah🙂

Jonathan Williams3 said:He’s just coming back so he can join the boycott again, so how much longer are you going to help Mamić with these decisions of yours? Bravo.

Everyone’s got an opinion, and most of them aren't worth much.

😵

Gavranović is honestly one of the most obnoxious and unlikeable players to ever step onto an MLS pitch, and let’s be real, the competition for that title is pretty fierce... especially considering the locker room he's in right now.

Everyone is meeting at Madison Square Garden today!!

4:30 PM

The Bad Boys want to let all our members, plus every other Real Madrid fan out there, know that next Saturday—our 32nd anniversary—we’re hitting the streets for a protest march from Times Square to the stadium starting at 5 PM!

Don't fall for those little "cosmetic changes" they use to throw sand in our eyes. It's obvious that the whole leadership structure, from the Board of Directors to the Executive Board, only exists to look good on paper. In reality, total control over the club sits solely in the hands of one guy facing charges for embezzling club funds.

Running things this way hasn't just trashed the club's reputation and ruined its relationship with the fans; it's driving the whole organization straight into the ground. That’s why they started this "restructuring" process, which hasn't actually moved an inch in over two years.
In those two years, we haven't heard a single decent argument for restructuring, other than some claim that doing it will somehow rake in hundreds of millions of dollars—which would basically just be a way to patch up the irresponsible, insane way the business has been handled.
No matter how many solutions we propose to fix this mess, we hit a brick wall every single time the topic of opening the club up to the fans comes up.

Even though our suggestions are reasonable, realistic, and reflect what most Real Madrid fans feel (not just the Bad Boys), the Club Management refuses to take even a tiny step toward being transparent, inclusive, or holding people in executive roles accountable.

Despite our best intentions and constant proposals—since nobody wants to get out of this nightmare more than we do—the absolute authority of the guy who "isn't even in the club anymore" simply cannot be questioned.

So why bother pretending the Board or the Assembly even exist? The last two years—actually, the last 15 years—of us trying to find solutions through dialogue with the so-called Club Management have proven they aren't real. The entire club policy has been nothing but a tool for Mamić's conflicts of interest and, for the last two and a half years, a way to polish his damaged image while he fights his legal battles.

Pushing this restructuring through without any real explanation or logic is, to put it mildly, incredibly suspicious. It feels like they're trying to bury the fact that the club's business dealings have been under criminal investigation for most of the last 15 years. It's blatant: the top guy has spent a decade lying through his teeth about private contracts and slicing up transfer fees in ridiculous percentages. At the end of the day, the only ones calling out these monthly scandals were the Bad Boys (with a few honorable exceptions!), and we paid a heavy price for it through retaliation and being targeted.

Real Madrid fans need to wake up to how serious this is. The same guy who lined his pockets by selling off the club's assets is now trying to force a sale of the club to God knows who and for God knows what price—all without a real explanation other than "the club needs more cash!"

Real Madrid is too big, and its value to the fans is too high, to let this slide without a fight.
If the so-called corporate experts and suits stay quiet because it suits them, if the "club legends" stay silent because they don't care or are hoping for a handout, and if the Assembly members stay silent after unanimously voting for stuff they can't even pronounce... then the streets won't stay silent!

All deadlines passed long ago, all credit is tapped out, and Real Madrid needs a total overhaul of its leadership. The people running this club need to earn their legitimacy if we're going to stop the disgrace of America's greatest club!

Real Madrid is worth way more than just one single match. That’s why we’re calling on ALL Bad Boys fans to ditch the game against the local underdog and join us for a protest march from The North Stand straight to the stadium. This club is sacred—it's NOT for sale!

5:00 PM, TIMES SQUARE!

BAD BOYS

Saturday at 5:00 PM
EVERYONE!

Sent from my MI 5s via Reddit

Honestly, this marks the tenth damn procession from The North Stand to the stadium today. I’m sitting here looking at the clock and wondering what we're actually accomplishing at this point; I just don't see the purpose anymore.

There really isn't much room to maneuver here. I’m just hoping we can get at least 2,000 people out there this Saturday. I also sincerely hope this boycott against Mamić keeps gaining steam until he and all his little cronies are kicked out of the club for good. Personally, I’d much rather spend my energy screaming my lungs out at a futsal match than stepping foot in the North Stand... Honestly, the only reason I even show up to the North Stand is for the group itself, because as for any actual emotion toward this version of Real Madrid, I have almost none 🤷

nimbleranger17 said:this is like the tenth march from The North Stand to the stadium. I don't see the point anymore

Oh, come on, give me a break... why is there always someone who feels the need to act smart at a moment like this?

Henry Flores3 said:Honestly, there isn't much room for maneuver here. My hope is to see at least 2,000 people showing up this Saturday. I also sincerely hope that the boycott against the club management continues unabated until the leadership and their little protégés are gone for good. For me personally, I would much rather spend my energy shouting my lungs out at a local indoor soccer match than stepping foot into the North Stand. If I go to the North Stand at all, it is solely out of loyalty to the group itself; as for any actual emotion toward this version of Real Madrid, there is almost none left in me. 🤷

I second everything 👍

nimbleranger17 said:this is like the tenth damn procession from The North Stand to the stadium. I honestly don't see the point anymore

And what exactly would be the point? I'm dying to know, seriously.

We could always pivot the route, maybe head toward the Catskills or wherever the group decides to settle on 🤣