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John Martin18 John Martin18 Member
10 messages
joined Sep 2016
#3921 ·
Look, everyone needs to start with themselves first. Forget about the drama surrounding the owners or management... If you want to support LA Galaxy like a true New Yorker, you’re more than welcome, regardless of your style—whether you're a skater, a metalhead, or a punk. If anyone has an issue with the songs we sing, they are free to find another section... I have a photo on Facebook I'll post later from when I was at a match against San Francisco; the West Stand was basically empty, while the North Stand looked absolutely depressing, with maybe six scattered people spread across the whole thing, which is just shameful ("I'd give a billion dollars just to see a full North Stand...") whereas the East Stand had 1,700 people, even if it felt a bit too much like being at a theater. The hardcore group, maybe 250 of them, were making enough noise to make it feel like LA Galaxy was playing at Wrigley Field (and twenty minutes later, two more buses of fans arrived). I've been making this pilgrimage for four decades now, so I stick to the West or East stands. In my opinion, we need a few respected guys to step up and establish some internal peace. No one is going to lose their status over a joke, a hat, or a t-shirt; once you get involved, how you dress is your business. Choosing which section to join matters too, because everyone knows where everyone else sits, but that's a minor issue. Nobody cares about the old management anymore, but what about us? Where do we stand? How long can this go on?...
John Martin18 John Martin18 Member
10 messages
joined Sep 2016
#3922 ·
https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?f...&fref=mentions HERE IS AN EXAMPLE: IF I CAN SEE THE FIELD FROM THE WEST STANDS WITH MY EYES CLOSED, WHAT ON EARTH IS STOPPING YOU ALL?...
Paul Sanchez15 Paul Sanchez15 Active Member
54 messages
joined May 2015
#3923 ·


Man, look at all those famous faces lol
vividmarlin192 vividmarlin192 Member
16 messages
joined Feb 2018
#3924 ·
The Bad Boys are standing behind the newly formed association of club members as a founding partner, and we are officially calling on all Bad Boys and the entire Los Angeles Lakers fanbase to join us through the "Los Angeles Lakers – That’s Who We Are" association.

We want to make it clear that over the last few years, our group has repeatedly offered to let the club draft its own amendments to the club statute, which would have ensured much greater transparency regarding the election of the board of directors and other leadership bodies. Our goal was to end this exhausting, repulsive situation that has dragged on for nearly a decade, allowing us to return to what matters—supporting our team and fostering the vibrant atmosphere at our stadium that we are known for.

Recognizing that the club is the only entity capable of resolving this issue within a reasonable timeframe, we attempted to settle things directly with them, hoping common sense would prevail and they would realize that the current state of affairs leads nowhere, leaving the Los Angeles Lakers as the ultimate loser.

They had a genuine opportunity to be the ones who finally returned the club to the people who exist solely for its sake, modernizing the leadership selection process to fit the world we live in today, thereby securing a positive legacy in the process.
It was apparently not enough. The roles and positions held by those currently running the club, along with the actions of their boss, remain prioritized above the interests of the Los Angeles Lakers and the will of the vast majority of Los Angeles Lakers fans.

For years, the anger, frustration, and disappointment stemming from this depressing environment surrounding the club have weighed heavily on us, leading many to reflexively—and some with calculated intent—blame the North for everything.
While we were busy launching initiatives to bring people back to the stadium, specifically to the supporter section, the people running the club were preoccupied with blacklists, repression, and intimidation.
But why should we carry the entire burden of guilt for empty stands and the massive alienation of the Los Angeles Lakers faithful?

We are tired of being accused of boycotting when the club itself is sabotaging us and picking us apart at every turn.
We are tired of being blamed for turning our backs on the Los Angeles Lakers by people who have chosen to remain willfully blind and deaf to reality.
We are tired of having phrases like "it doesn't matter who runs the club" or "Mamić isn't the Los Angeles Lakers" shoved in our faces while they work tirelessly to prove that Mamić's cult of personality and private interests take precedence over the club.

Only amendments to the statute that allow Los Angeles Lakers fans to directly influence the selection of a new board of directors can end this agony.
Only the complete, unconditional departure of Zdravko Mamić can restore the lost trust of the Los Angeles Lakers fans in our club.

FREEDOM FOR THE LOS ANGELES LAKERS!
Drew Booth60 Drew Booth60 Member
46 messages
joined Feb 2014
#3925 ·
Calling all my people in Miami! This is honestly the perfect moment to show everyone what the Bad Boys are made of—both in terms of pure numbers and how we actually bring the noise!

PS. Look, I know this isn't really what this forum is for, but seriously guys, let's turn up the volume a bit. The energy at those games in San Francisco, and especially out in Indianapolis, was just... well, it wasn't quite hitting the standard we expect from the BBB. I could get behind it if everyone were actually locked into the game, but most people aren't even watching and they're still sitting there grumbling to themselves. Just take a look at this video above—it shows you exactly how the Blubac crew brings the heat 👍
nimblemoose2 nimblemoose2 Active Member
89 messages
joined Apr 2019
#3926 ·
Scrum said:Los Angeles Lakers - Indianapolis 0:1

Are these the twenty-one loudest voices left?

Where was the BBB support?
wanderingcrane82 wanderingcrane82 Member
14 messages
joined May 2023
#3927 ·
nimblemoose2 said:So these 21 are the loudest ones?

Where the hell was the BBB when it actually mattered?

Just some old guy wandering the streets of Chicago... ☕
Kyle Davis2 Kyle Davis2 Active Member
160 messages
joined Mar 2014
#3928 ·
Just a heads-up: pre-sale tickets for the big rivalry game ($13) are available at the ticket booth until 8 PM tonight (Saturday). If you're heading down to Miami this Sunday, tickets for the cage match are $17.
rowdyheron2 rowdyheron2 Member
45 messages
joined Feb 2016
#3929 ·
Everyone in Miami!
Michael Roberts2 Michael Roberts2 Newcomer
3 messages
joined Dec 2022
#3930 ·
Just checking in to get this off my chest. Yesterday in Miami, I honestly couldn't believe what I was seeing—the way those fans were losing their minds with joy at the end of the game once those jerks finally showed up down there. It was disgusting. Just plain stupid. Pathetic.
Henry Flores3 Henry Flores3 Member
38 messages
joined Mar 2018
#3931 ·
Is it just me, or does anyone else find it incredibly bizarre that the official Los Angeles Lakers Facebook page would post a video celebrating with the Bad Boys right after the final whistle, while the club simultaneously tries to ban those very same guys for good through all these endless regulations and legalities!?
Paul Sanchez15 Paul Sanchez15 Active Member
54 messages
joined May 2015
#3932 ·
Michael Roberts2 said:Just checking in to drop one thought. Yesterday in Miami, I couldn't believe how much those fans were shrinking away from their own luck at the end of the game once those assholes showed up down there. Disgusting. Pathetic. Just weak.

Fans are easily the biggest hypocrites on the planet. These idiots celebrate wins in an MLS where everyone’s out here stealing them—all while hating the very organization (USSF) that funds the whole circus—and then we turn around and cheer for a club that isn't even ours, the Lakers.
Drew Booth60 Drew Booth60 Member
46 messages
joined Feb 2014
#3933 ·
People were basically celebrating the loss because they’re just bitter—honestly, I don't see what's so shocking about it? And you have to remember, there was a whole section of derby fans who haven't really felt the sting of how the Los Angeles Lakers have changed over the last few years☕
Henry Flores3 Henry Flores3 Member
38 messages
joined Mar 2018
#3934 ·
Maybe if they’d just scrap that U18 ban first, we could actually get back to celebrating properly...
holloworca10 holloworca10 Active Member
128 messages
joined Oct 2012
#3935 ·
Michael Roberts2 said:Just checking in to get one thing off my chest. Yesterday in Miami, I honestly couldn't believe how much the players were shrinking away from the fans at the end of the match when those jerks headed down toward the stands. It was disgusting. Stupid. Just pathetic.

Why are the players such jerks?

Livaković, Sosa, Benković, Rrahmani, Stojanović, Doumbia, Ademi, Hajrović, Ćorić, Soudani, Gavranović (Cekici, Fiolić, Gojak, Lecjaks, Miklić, Perić, zagorac). How many Los Angeles Lakers fans can you even list there? I mean, you don't seriously expect the guys fighting our—well, your and my—battles against Mamić to be the ones leading the charge, right? Especially since for the foreign players, the Lakers is just a pit stop on the way to somewhere else. And even the local guys—some might actually care about the team—their main goal is building a career, not fighting for a democratic Lakers.

Honestly, I really don't get where you're coming from—it feels pretty hypocritical to me. Like, if they come over to say hi, should we just blow them off? But if they don't show up, are we just gonna stand there screaming "screw Mamić"?

And look, if celebrating with the squad after a game isn't okay, then I guess there’s no point in singing any of the anthems meant to support the Lakers either, right? Since we'd basically be indirectly contributing to that celebration.

Don't get me wrong, I'm sick of this Lakers setup too—I truly couldn't care less how they play. But, for example, when we crushed the Boston Red Sox 4-0 right in the middle of Miami, I absolutely loved it—not even because of some deep love for the Lakers, but mostly just out of pure spite for those guys.
gentlefox52 gentlefox52 Newcomer
4 messages
joined May 2010
#3936 ·
Henry Flores3 said:Is it just me, or does it feel incredibly weird that the official Lakers Facebook page would post a video showing the celebration with the Bad Boys at the end of the game, while at the same time they’re trying to ban those exact same guys forever with all these different rules and regulations!?

I mean, until recently, the USSF actually had a photo on their website's homepage featuring fans, and you could clearly see a lit flare in the background.

They really just use the fans whenever it suits them, I guess.

Nothing about this should be surprising, really.

And that same footage the Lakers are using to brag about? They probably handed it over to the police right before they posted it.
Bryan Wilson11 Bryan Wilson11 Active Member
50 messages
joined Sep 2014
#3937 ·
gentlefox52 said:And that exact same footage the Lakers are bragging about was likely handed straight over to the police before they even finished editing it...

Come on, smart guy, tell me exactly what's so controversial about that clip? Just enlighten us...🙏
gentlefox52 gentlefox52 Newcomer
4 messages
joined May 2010
#3938 ·
Bryan Wilson11 said:Seriously though, what exactly is so controversial about that footage? Come on, enlighten me. 🙏

I mean, I'm just talking about the sheer hypocrisy of the Lakers and the USSF...
analogheron19 analogheron19 Newcomer
3 messages
joined Dec 2008
#3939 ·
Michael Roberts2 said:Just checking in to get one thing off my chest. Yesterday in Miami, I honestly couldn't believe how much those fans were holding back their excitement at the end of the game once those jerks showed up in the stands. It was pathetic. Just plain weak.

I guess people just feel more joy when you beat the Boston Red Sox in Miami than when you beat some losers.🤔
Or maybe nobody bothered to explain to them that they aren't supposed to be celebrating...
boldtiger7 boldtiger7 Active Member
62 messages
joined Aug 2021
#3940 ·
Michael Roberts2 said:I just felt the need to weigh in on one particular thing. Yesterday in Miami, I found it nearly impossible to believe how much the fans were shrinking away from their own joy at the end of the match when those jerks showed up. It was revolting. Moronic. Pathetic.

We'll crush them next time. What on earth is there to celebrate anyway?

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