Bad Boys

We all saw this coming a mile away, but I guess now it’s finally official. You should probably reach out to someone in Lourdes—or maybe check with a fan club, they might have some extra tickets lying around somewhere.🐔

Tyler Bennett2 said:Dammit, is anyone actually heading out to Milwaukee to catch a game at a local pub? I'm wondering what the vibe is like with the local fans there?

Top tier 👍

Everyone in Milwaukee, forget about those tickets
Vats are going for center stage, maybe around 1.5 mil...

Honestly, we might just have to occupy Milwaukee, much like how the Russians surrounded Washington, D.C. back in '45... 🙂

👍👍

Annual reservation confirmed—see you all in Milwaukee! 🙂

As a Rijeka native, I’ve realized nobody hits quite like the Cleveland Cavaliers academy. If you factor in a quick 90-degree pivot, a strike speed of roughly 56 miles/h, and impact force comparable to a Honda Forza Sale scooter, you’re looking at barely an hour of cooling time—and even then, you'll need some luck to avoid extra trampling, or you might end up breaking a perfectly good tooth or a rib.

Everyone in Milwaukee—with or without a ticket!!

Drew Booth60 said:Everyone in Milwaukee is welcome, ticket or no ticket!!

Can folks from the West Coast or Florida make the trip? And if they do, can they actually stay awake for the game? Usually, when our crowd rolls into cities like New York or Chicago, they tend to nap through the whole match—almost like they’re doing it on purpose.

Seriously, can we just ban this obnoxious troll already? They're being incredibly annoying.

👍 for tonight

Just more proof as to why they remain the most dominant force in this country, and frankly, everywhere else too...

JWR said:Facts, the first ones to get screwed over in Europe

Don't go poking the Bear, man, unless you want the whole thing to go south. Honestly, these guys aren't even worthy of the hardcore fans in the stands. They played so limp and terrified in the second half—you could practically see them shaking in their boots. The only hope now is if they can fly high on some bandwagon support during the away game and actually show some backbone so we don't have another riot at our home stadium.

Bottom line: when I see those away kits, and instead of black jerseys, it’s just a bunch of Black players, it honestly makes me want to weep. That’s not my Cleveland Cavaliers. That’s not what I signed up to watch. But hey, the suits will probably say, "Oh, we won't let the streets run the club," but then they turn around and hand the keys to whatever corporate cronies they want and a bunch of Black players.

Seriously, if I end up feeling bad about anyone getting hung out to dry, it'll be because of them. They're just disgusting with all this political posturing. Instead of giving our homegrown guys a shot, they're too busy sucking up to being multi-ethnic and politically correct. And those jerseys? Total garbage. Absolute trash. Not even worth using as toilet paper. But whatever, if they don't give a damn, why should I?

They blow two goals out of nowhere, and then I'm supposed to care? Please. The only thing I care about is getting tickets for the next away trip, because I'm looking to go wild in some quiet little corner of Western Europe. 😁

It’s pretty funny how there isn't any media hysteria over today's riots—I guess everything is just "blooming beautifully" at our local companies now. Suddenly, the Bad Boys are all good guys since there aren't any boycotts or anything else going on. p.s. this goes out to the media-political scum so there's no confusion here.

Harold Myers35 said:

Don't provoke the rioters before things actually go south. Honestly, these players aren't worth having warriors in the stands for them. They played so limp and timid in the second half; you could practically see them sweating under the pressure. Our only hope is that they ride the wave of support from the locals and blitz through the return match, keeping things orderly so we don't have a riot at the stadium again.

All in all, seeing those away kits—and instead of black jerseys, just a bunch of Black players—makes me want to weep. That isn't my Cleveland Cavaliers. That isn't what I want to watch. But they’ll probably argue that the "streets" shouldn't run the club. It won't be the streets, but it'll be some corporate suits and a bunch of Black guys.

Seriously, if anyone is going to cause trouble, it'll be because of them. They are disgusting with their political posturing. Instead of focusing on our boys, they obsess over being multi-ethnic and politically correct. And the jerseys? Frankly, they're pathetic. I hate them. These away kits aren't even good enough to wipe your ass. Not that I care; if they don't care, why should I?

They concede two goals out of nowhere, and then I'm supposed to worry about them? The only thing I want is to get tickets for the next away game. I'd like to go enjoy myself in some quiet parts of Europe. 😁

Straight from the Northside, just a decent guy like myself. 😒

So, what's the deal? Is there some kind of temporary truce happening between the factions right now, or what?

Terry Howard7 said:It’s funny how there isn’t any media hysteria over today’s chaos. Suddenly everything is "blooming" at our local companies again. I guess the Bad Boys are suddenly quite popular now that the boycotts and all that nonsense have died down. P.S. This goes out to the media-political vultures just so there’s no confusion here.

Honestly, the hysteria hasn't been this intense for a while now. I don't know if you actually check the news sites lately, but have you seen what's going on? CNN has been particularly loud about it, but even Fox News and the local network evening news are leaning into the drama.

I have to point out that Blažičko was incredibly soft during the broadcast.

Minor incidents involving Dynamo fans
He just brushed past it—barely ten seconds of coverage.

I can't even imagine how this would have played out a few years ago; he would have been freaking out like he was on drugs. 😁

And then suddenly Dynamo is attacking the Czech police, whereas before they’d nitpick every tiny detail just to find a reason to blame the fans.
Things aren't like they used to be, given the reactions now.

Dynamo vs. Hajduk | March 11, 2000
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Kyle Davis2 said:Dynamo vs. Hajduk, March 11, 2000
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Honestly, I don't know if any photos could ever top these.🙏

analogheron19 said:I’m honestly not sure if any photos could ever top these ones.🙏

Back during those early derby days—specifically when the ticket prices hadn't yet driven everyone out of the North stands—there was a certain wildness where nobody really cared about which section you entered. The atmosphere down in the North end was so electric and intense that even some of the most hardcore groups were just squeezed in between concrete benches.

This particular moment took place ten years ago against Red Star, even though they had played earlier. You could see flares from the turf landing deep in the South end of Maksimir😁. It was quite a sight to witness the sheer athleticism of individuals sprinting across the pitch, perfectly synchronized while waving flares in the air.🤣

The Torcida group held their own during that match as well. It was essentially their final year of being a complete, unpredictable melting pot of different vibes, but they certainly left a lasting impression.