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boldtiger7 said:What are you even talking about? People traveling to Greece go for the Futsal matches too. Why travel to other countries? Maybe because it’s impossible to have any kind of supporter life in a city like New York?
The Struggle for Real Madrid? Do you actually have ideas, or would you just scream about how management needs to change?
Real Madrid jerseys? Why would anyone bother buying those? I guess Sean Chase is messing with you guys again...😁

Honestly, there must be some people who find it weird to see Real Madrid branding at a Futsal game. 🤣, the kid might have a point there. I don't know which away game he was talking about regarding the short sleeves, but when I saw someone from the core group wearing a Real Madrid jersey, I was actually pretty surprised 🤣. But what he's saying about a group founding a Futsal Real Madrid—maybe do some research, kid, and don't embarrass yourself with claims like that.

Daniel Carter9 said:Is this some kind of modern internet strategy?

The intensity of their Futsal play is truly formidable.🤣

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John Campbell27 said:I find myself wondering why certain members of this group prioritize traveling all the way to Greece just to wave a crossed-out head sign at a match. Why is it that so many people skip the local Futsal games—which this group established specifically to foster camaraderie and attend matches together—only to show up regularly in Greece or Vienna? Is displaying an insult toward Mamić in Vienna somehow more vital to our identity than the actual Struggle for Real Madrid? When you show up to a game wearing a Real Madrid jersey, people look at you like you're an outsider, yet if you show up sporting Greek gear, suddenly you're the man of the hour. I truly believe we need to reflect on whether this is the right direction for our community. Many people mocked those guys and their friendship with the Portuguese, yet they don't travel nearly as often as the members of our own group heading to Greece. Can anyone provide a single compelling reason why traveling to Greece to display a crossed-out head is more important than simply showing up for Futsal?🙂

Well, at least the crew made it back from Greece yesterday :klap:

Raymond Reed10 said:Honestly, there must be some fans who find it strange to see Real Madrid branding at a Futsal match. 🤣 I think the kid has a point there. I can't remember which away game he was referring to (the one with the short sleeves), but when I spotted someone from the core supporters wearing a Real Madrid jersey, I was actually pleasantly surprised. 🤣 But as for this claim that a specific group founded Futsal Real Madrid—do some research first, kid, and don't embarrass yourself with claims like that.

I’d be pleasantly surprised if there wasn't nonsense being posted on at least one page here. Is any of this actually true?

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I'm honestly not quite sure where this fits best, as it touches on pretty much everything under the sun... 👍

Christian Miller48 said:I'm honestly not sure where I'd rank this, but it really seems to touch on everything everyone's been feeling... 👍

This is an inspiring read for all the fans who have always acted as the true catalysts for social change, whether people liked it or not.

As for BBB, we just need to keep pushing forward; one day, something truly massive is going to rise from these very foundations, provided we don't stop working as hard as our circumstances allow. Futsal is becoming a huge deal 👍

This feels like a critical juncture, perhaps even one of our final opportunities to truly observe the direction we are headed and understand what comes next.

See you all tomorrow!! It’s going to be an absolute blast, and you won't want to miss it!!

analogheron19 said:WE NEED TO SHOW UP IN STRATFORD TOMORROW IN MASSIVE NUMBERS. IT’S NON-NEGOTIABLE... WE HAVE TO MAKE SURE there's a visible shift in the energy now that those crooks have lost their grip on the steering wheel.

That's true, but what really matters is getting everyone involved—not just the official members, but anyone who can step up. I want to witness the sudden realization hitting all those shady characters and bureaucrats... seeing them desperately grasping at straws with this "one member, one vote" assembly, all while they're terrified of losing their seats at Dinamo...

Jerry Sanders3 said:True enough. But isn't the real issue getting those who actually matter involved? Or rather, watching the shady characters and bureaucrats scramble for a lifeline through this "one member, one vote" assembly just to keep their grip on the club's power structure?

What is this group's official stance on joining G.N.K.? I’ve intended to sign up for ages, but I refuse to hand my money—however small—to the current administration. Also, I welcome the departure of the boss. A minor move, perhaps, but a necessary step toward reclaiming the Dinamo we once took pride in.

Everything remains unchanged. The leadership still maintains full control, leaving absolutely no room for any sudden "celebrations."

There isn't any real difference, honestly. Even if they go ahead and label her a janitor, she'll still be the one pulling all the strings behind the scenes... I just don't get what all this hype is about.

It’s basically a done deal—his departure is staring us right in the face at this point. Seeing this clown dodge reporter questions used to be unthinkable just a few months back... back then, he’d have gone off on everyone, making threats and acting like he owned the place. Now? He’s scurrying away like a little mouse hiding from a trap. This guy isn't some big-shot outside consultant either; he’s just gonna end up stuck in the mud right alongside his brother Robby...

If someone had told us just a few years ago that this particular extremist would end up spending two terms in custody, facing three separate indictments, and ultimately being forced to resign—regardless of how that resignation actually played out—there would have been absolute pandemonium. As long as the legal saga surrounding the former First Lady remains unfinished, he will never regain the influence he once wielded. In a sense, we played a role in this outcome; without our collective pressure, none of this would have materialized.
Consequently, every headline of this nature, every new blow dealt to that certain radical leader, feels like a hard-won victory for us.

I am uncertain about what comes next or how we navigate the future, but I do know one thing: this won't truly be over until every last bit of that filth is cleared off our streets.

rustyraven34 said:It’s all the same thing, isn't it? Even if she takes a job as a janitor, she'll still be pulling all the strings behind the scenes. I really don't get why everyone is celebrating.

If you actually paid attention to what's happening in this country, you'd realize he's finished; he's looking at serious prison time, ☕

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But honestly, I guess he could still pull the strings even from behind bars...😂

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Aaron Parker70 said:Son, if you actually paid attention to current events, you would realize he is finished. He is headed straight to prison., ☕

And that solves everything? Don't be ridiculous.
He placed his people in key positions, stabilized the business, and now he can just take a "vacation." The issue is much larger; this octopus has grown significantly over the last few years.
There are plenty of people benefiting from his influence who live well off this entire setup. You really think they will just step aside? I highly doubt it.