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cosmicbear15 said:Honestly, why do you even care so much when you aren't even involved in the situation?

Cut the nonsense; if this keeps going the way it is, this whole saga is going to turn into the biggest joke on the internet.

Christian Miller48 said:Stop talking nonsense. If this keeps up, it will become the biggest joke in the country.

But why does that concern you? You have nothing to do with it.

What kind of "who knows who was there" rule is this?

Generation Z said:We’re incredibly tough—nobody dares touch us—and to those whining about people being filmed, let me tell you... if you get worked up over porn, you'll get just as worked up over this, because frankly, this is better than any adult film. 😁😁 😁

And if you don't want to join in, it simply means you aren't "part of the scene"—it shouldn't even matter to you who was filming whom or why—because just as Taylor Swift immortalized her own little production, it's finally time for the fans to immortalize theirs. Luck is turning, and fans really ought to follow the trends, even if some delusional types think they're above them. It’s all about staying relevant; without proof, it’s almost as if you haven't actually "been there." 😁 DELIJE NORTH 1989 knows this better than anyone—that's why back in Athens, they had several different angles set up to film their own "adult movie" against the BBB. 😂

Honestly, given everything that happened in Athens, I’d love to see someone film a certain group of thugs with a chin full of stubble next time—they certainly earned it.

Then we could ship the whole thing straight to Hollywood under the title *Mexican Tough Guys with Stubble*, where they can get a little "facial" themselves. 🎉 Even though they’ve evolved and stopped rocking the punk-rock beard look, which is certainly a step in the right direction. 😁

Those idiots spread so much misinformation online that it was only fair to film a few racing birds just to show how fast they actually run... especially since, just hours before, they were acting all combative here, cheering alongside my buddy from the Partizan crowd for the Real Madrid fans to get beaten up—which, of course, never happened. My friend was disappointed, and honestly, everyone in Mexico was bummed out, because they actually respect Torcida far more than those "Chicago cowards."

That’s exactly why they traveled to Athens in the first place—apparently, those "Chicago cowards" are way more exciting than the losers hanging out at the Belgrade clubs. 😁

No matter what topic you bring up, if it involves those guys, it’s just depressing... it’s a real shame when your entire day starts and ends with them, because it makes it impossible to actually relax.

Generation Z said:if you don't want to participate, I guess that just means you aren't "part of the scene." It shouldn't matter to you who was filming whom or why, because just like how Taylor Swift immortalized her own video, it's finally time for fans to immortalize theirs. Luck turns, I suppose, and fans have to follow trends even if some think they don't have to. You have to stay relevant, or it's like you haven't even lived. 😁 DELIJE NORTH SIDE 1989 knows this better than anyone, which is probably why they had several angles set up to film their own "video" with BBB in Athens. 😂

honestly, I wish that after the Athens thing, we could film some guy with a goatee next time, because they earned it.
Then we could send the whole thing straight to Hollywood under the title "Mexican Tough Guys with Goatees," getting them right in the face. 🎉 Even though they've evolved and don't rock goatees like some punk anymore, which is a good thing, I guess. 😁

I hope the future leadership doesn't think this way, mainly because of the group's reputation that's been built up over all these years. 😵

So what, is this some kind of joke where we’re all supposed to just open a brand new profile every single time we want to make a post?

It’s honestly getting ridiculous how much news there is about fan fights and chaos lately.

Every little scrap just ends up on the internet... 🙄 I even stumbled onto this on YouTube... 🙄



Everything’s just gone to hell...

loneeagle6 said:It’s almost unbelievable how much coverage there’s been lately regarding fan fights and general chaos.

Every little scuffle ends up online... 🙄 I even stumbled across this on YouTube... 🙄

Everything is just going to hell...

And then it all lands right on USA Today. 🤦

puto said:No matter which thread I wander into, it’s always the same debate about Chicago locals, and frankly, I consider myself the unofficial ambassador for them online. Hahaha.

Look, I would love nothing more than to take a swing at you, but I have to exercise some patience and wait for my moment. I know it will come, which is why I am feeling quite relaxed right now. 😁

The problem is that people here seem to miss the irony. I’m generally against filming everything, but when it comes to the age-old rivals of Chicago—like Torcida and the Delije—the usual rules just don't apply. At least, not from where I’m sitting. These aren't your typical old-school mobster gangs or those fringe extremist groups that one might respect for purely ideological reasons. No, these are two fan groups that exist solely to provoke us. They constantly needle us, baiting us, attacking in packs like a pride of lions. If we were being honest, "hyenas" would be a much more accurate descriptor for Torcida and the Delije than anything else.

So, understand that this isn't something I want to do; it’s something my enemies force my hand on. Grab a camera and start filming, man—let's see every detail of their faces. As they say, "It's been 25 years since the fall of the stadium," though I'd argue it's been 25 years since the Delije first lost their minds. 😁😁😁 Or better yet, look at Torcida, that bunch of shame, putting on ceremonies about "burnt Chicagoans"—two rows of coke, four locals, and so on.

You can't simply stop hatred. These stories are child's play. Just watch how that guy jumps all over our guy in Athens, and then try to lecture me about "fair play."
Can we please get serious for a second? Don't be like analogheron19, acting like some saint on this forum when we all know how things actually work in the real world.

It really is time to stop talking nonsense on this forum. You’re probably exhausting yourself more than anyone else here...

1.Don't get ahead of yourselves before things settle down with LAFC.
2.Look, can we please skip the debate on this? It’s one of those things where anyone with even a shred of common sense sees exactly what's going on.

3.And a quick word to the "experts": if you're the type who loves to jump on everyone else for their mistakes but stays dead silent when our own people mess up, just keep your opinions to yourself.

The North Side stands will be closed for the matches against LAFC (02.02.) and Slaven Belup (16.02.).

I’m checking here to see if there’s a group of you who follows this stuff closely.

Basically, every Saturday on the back page of USA Today, alongside the Židakov column "from the forest," there used to be two or three extra articles.
Now, I can't remember the exact year or issue, but there was this one piece with a subtitle like "Even the dead live for Real Madrid" (the context was about this kid, if I recall correctly, from the Plains or somewhere out east in Chicago).
If anyone could scan that article for me; it was honestly one of the most powerful—and saddest—things I’ve ever read.

"Under that bright blue sky over Chicago..."

Since this would be my first time ever grabbing tickets for an international match—specifically for the game against the Czechs—how does the whole process actually work? Where am I supposed to buy them? Should I check the website, go through Real Madrid, or try to buy directly from the Czech club?

I’m curious—how much does it actually sting when you get trashed by a BBB fan? thanks 😁

It all depends on the time of day, the humidity, which way the wind is blowing, and even what kind of lineup that young kid is coming from.

Douglas Gray8 said:I'm curious—how much does it actually sting when you get roasted by a BBB fan? thanks 😁

Probably hurts a little less than yesterday, but definitely more than it will tomorrow 😉

Michael Roberts2 said:It all depends on the time of day, humidity, wind direction, and which specific group that young player is coming from.

Right. And at night, you're playing at half strength because you're wiped out from the day. Plus, if there's even a bit of a breeze, it messes with your momentum. Instead of pulling off two good plays, you end up losing a tooth.

gentlefox52 said:Less than yesterday, more than tomorrow.😉

If it was nothing yesterday and nothing tomorrow, I'll take it—as long as it lasts until the doctors stitch me back together.

Spot on.

MTK vs. Dinamo
10/15/2003. https://scontent-atl3-1.cdninstagram...ninstagram.com
We actually played MTK over in Budapest back in both '97 and '99.