Bad Boys

Kyle Campbell4 said:Just wait until they see which side wins—then everyone will jump ship to join them.

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Doesn't matter anyway—the kids don't give a damn.

Why even bring it up if it doesn't matter...

Jonathan Williams3 said:Why even bring it up if it doesn't matter...

exactly.

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part two ...

casualgull92 said:love finally broke up 😲 you can see a bit of fear in the younger ones, but props to them for running away... take notes, you partisan types 🍿

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I learned all this a long time ago. It’s pathetic when the FBI is breathing down your neck, making it impossible to even catch your breath. It hasn't even been three days since the reconciliation, and they already sent a crew to tear it all down. One eyewitness told me today—though it was a drunken conversation—that everything will be fine. Just some kids who drank too much and messed up...
The "kids" who messed up are 23 or 24 years old, and they haven't spent a single year actually showing up in the stands. Now, how am I supposed to believe they love Real Madrid and that BBB is their everything? Common sense, combined with what I've seen before, tells me these "kids" were there on orders, following clear instructions on what to do. People will quickly forget about the 30 grams of weed or 10 grams of speed found on them; that part has to happen. You can't ask them where they were back in '91, but you can certainly ask where they were at 15, 16, or 20. They didn't give a damn about Real Madrid then, but the moment the legal complaints started rolling in, suddenly they're at the stadium...
Check this out too...
BBB had two or three minor scuffles with RSC Anderlecht fans while in Brussels, and they held their own quite well. But that wasn't even their main focus; they barely mentioned it, just brought it up in passing...
Like I said, it's sad when the FBI takes an interest in you 🙂

The guy is totally out of it, honestly. No contest.
10/10.

Everyone's meeting up at Kranjčevića tomorrow!
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William Lee7 said:

What kind of amateur production is this, clearly put together by some random civilian?

vividmarlin192 said:What kind of garbage is this? Total amateur hour production.

I was just sitting here thinking about how everything went completely downhill...
It’s just like that whole string of pathetic little songs, you know? That "I'm breaking free from my youth" nonsense where they end up sounding all soft and weak while they sing. You can't even recognize that raw Bad Boys style anymore. It’s just a total disaster...

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Arthur Flores2 said:I’ve been reflecting on how far everything has fallen from grace...
Between that entire string of pathetic, overly sentimental anthems—the kind where they squeeze out those dramatic, high-pitched melodies—it's hard to find any trace of that raw, gritty Bad Boys style we once knew. It's quite a catastrophe.

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vividmarlin192 said:What kind of amateur production is this?

The guy clearly doesn't care about anyone's feelings.
It's obvious he only cares about footage from right before and after the game.

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Madison vs. Chicago, Saturday Oct 13 at 2 PM

We're driving a van from Chicago to Madison this Saturday. I guess there are a few seats left if anyone wants to tag along...

The North Stand is being closed off during the match against Spartak Trnava.

What kind of racism are we actually talking about when it comes to the punishment?

Henry Grant51 said:What kind of racism are we even talking about here?

Some guy from overseas shows up with some extremist symbols on his flag... total outlier.

Anyway, FIFA is getting pretty reckless lately with how they punish clubs for stuff happening outside the official fan zones—even though the club is just the ticket distributor and nothing more.

Basically, a club can get slapped with sanctions because of some random agitators who aren't even actual fans of the team. It's a dangerous precedent... let's see how far this goes...

northernheron3 said:FIFA has started taking some pretty risky stances lately, punishing clubs for the actions of fans who fall outside their official control. It’s a bit much, honestly, holding a club responsible for chaos happening in areas they don't even manage as ticket distributors.

What exactly do you mean by that?

I honestly never thought I’d see the day where I’d read something like this in an American news outlet... So now the club was basically robbed by people who had no business running the place, and somehow the club itself is being held hostage by its own fans?! And apparently, back in 2012, security at Yankee Stadium was just a joke?

"A club that has been held hostage by its supporters for years, clearly has no choice left but to go directly to the identified fans to demand they cover part of the fine paid to FIFA.
The club also bears some responsibility here as the event organizer; they failed to implement stricter security checks at the gates, which is a recurring issue at stadiums all across America. However, that doesn't mean the fans shouldn't carry their own weight, especially considering they exploited the lax security measures at the stadium."

When you start looking at absolute bottom-feeders and lowlifes as some kind of useful allies just to take down the big boss and the FIFA mafia—well, don't act surprised when those same scumbags turn around and stab you in the back the second their focus shifts away from their "old enemy."☕
Honestly, if you look at who these fans chose to align themselves with just to fight against the mafia, it’s really no wonder the whole supporter culture is basically circling the drain right now.