Bad Boys

Death to the defeatists—get lost.

cosmicbear15 said:And that’s supposed to fix things? Don't be ridiculous.
He left his people in their seats, streamlined the business, and now he can finally take a "vacation." The issue is much deeper; the octopus has grown too large over the last few years.
There are plenty of people riding his coattails who live quite well off this entire setup. You really think they're just going to step aside? I doubt it...

How can a business be considered stable if its leader is headed to federal prison? They need to make some drastic changes if they intend to keep "operating."

It feels like some people are actually rooting for stagnation or just waiting for the next disaster, purely so they can keep complaining. I don't know what kind of mindset drives that level of pessimism, but it’s completely useless. Does anyone honestly believe that after this resignation tomorrow, everything will suddenly be perfect and follow the letter of the law? Of course not. If the law had been enforced properly from the start, we wouldn't have been dragging our feet through this mess for years. But you have to start somewhere; we can't just sit around perpetually waiting for change while drowning in defeatism. This is at least a step in the right direction.
Let's try to bring a little positivity to the table, everyone.

I believe that his desperate outcry—claiming he’s been nothing more than a mere consultant for the Dodgers since yesterday—is a sufficient indicator of how powerless he truly is.
That greedy opportunist still thinks he can pull this off. It seems he is finally finished. He failed to display any of that usual arrogance or strength at today's press conference; instead, he just whimpered. He knows perfectly well that politics has completely discarded him.
My dear friends, we are talking about figures so absurd that even a lowlife wouldn't be ashamed to mention them...
The Democratic Party might seem like a lifeline for him, but once things start moving, everyone involved will end up in a massive scandal.
The knot is finally beginning to unravel, which should bring a bit of optimism to everyone involved, whether you're a Dodgers fan, a Giants fan, or from Oakland...
Personally, I'm a Giants fan. 🙂

It was actually quite entertaining watching him surround himself with such high-priced lawyers 🙂

yet the poor guy can't even cover basic child support...

Pathetic.

placidheron19 said:I believe that desperate cry about him being nothing more than a Dinamo advisor since yesterday is enough to prove how powerless that guy really is.
The greedy opportunist still thinks he can pull it off; looks like he's truly finished. He didn't show that usual arrogance or strength at today's press conference—just whimpering. He knows politics has completely swept him aside...
My dear friends, we are talking about numbers that would make even a Wall Street shark blush...
The Democratic Party might be his last lifeline, but mark my words, they'll all end up in the gutter eventually.
The knot is finally starting to unravel. A little optimism for everyone, whether you're a Yankees fan, a Red Sox fan, or from anywhere else...
I'm a Red Sox fan. 🙂

Don't forget to mention that opportunist.

Thomas Parker4 said:Don't you dare forget to mention that guy from the Midwest.

Well, look at you, acting all offended on our behalf... though I'm pretty sure you're all cut from the exact same crooked cloth... 👊

Who would have guessed that Noah Jones92 would be the one to drop a comment that effectively clears out the entire group?🤣

No, the real solution here should be for every single individual covered in tarps to start hanging up transparency statements...

Look, I’ve never gone out of my way to trash this group, so don't go putting words in my mouth. Just look at me as a critic—someone who points out the glitches, the inconsistencies, and the stuff that just doesn't add up. If you think I'm wrong, then say it. Type it out, back it up, and give me some actual reasoning, because that’s pretty much the whole point of having a forum in the first place.

keep an eye on the news because there might be a delay for the game https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b_us...&feature=share

Noah Jones92 said:I have never once directed vitriol toward this community, so please refrain from making such accusations. You should view my contributions as those of a critic—someone who identifies errors, irregularities, and anomalies. If you find yourself in disagreement with my perspective, I encourage you to respond with reasoned arguments and detailed explanations, as that is precisely why this forum exists.

It seems you have clearly missed your medication today. 🤣 🤣

Raymond Reed10 said:Keep an eye on the news, because there's a chance the game might be postponed https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b_us...&feature=share

When they didn't postpone that last game in St. Louis just because of some heavy fog, I find it hard to believe they'd call it off over two or three drops of rain on the field. 😁

Scott Jones9 said:When they called off the game in St. Louis because of that heavy fog, it was way more than this. This is just a few drops on the field, I guess. 😁

From Inter's Facebook page. The decision on whether the game actually happens will be made after 3:15 PM. For now, it’s still on. I guess.

Look, nothing is officially settled yet, but don't sweat it—it’s coming.
Ever since that first arrest, his whole empire has been in a freefall. It doesn't matter how hard they try to pump the brakes; the momentum is gone.
His influence is evaporating across the board, and honestly, he’s become a massive liability to everyone involved. That Lozancic case? It’s the perfect storm, hitting him right when he's most vulnerable.
And let's be clear: his resignation didn't fix a single thing. If anything, he only stepped down to try and dodge the heat, but it's not working.
The Sports Act is already in play, so now all eyes are on the Stadium Riot Act.

The game is still on, I guess

wanderingwolf3 said:You’re just as offended as the rest of us; clearly cut from the same dishonest cloth. 👊

I am not defending some arrogant brat. I am questioning the labeling of Canadians. What kind of nonsense are you all peddling in the Bad Boys group?

analogheron19 said:of course nothing is settled yet, but it will be, don't worry too much.
ever since that first arrest, his influence has been sliding downhill, and no matter how they try to stop it, I guess it's just impossible.
his reach is weakening everywhere, and honestly, he's become a burden to everyone. that Lozancic case really helps illustrate that; it arrived at just the right moment, I suppose.
obviously, him resigning didn't fix everything. if anything, he probably did it just to ease the pressure, but it won't work.
the Sports Act is already in effect, so now it's time for the Stadium Riot Act.

it seems to me like he's even more tied to the club now than he was during those FBI crackdowns. once his bail conditions are lifted, he can basically advise the team 24/7 http://www.chicagotribune.com/news/politics...etnika-1058868. and look at this headline from his lead lawyer: POWER REMAINS. He was the main guy for a decade, but he'll still be there as an advisor

Great job today, everyone who showed up. I suppose we should all head out to Kranj this Sunday.

cosmicbear15 said:Nothing’s actually changing. The big shots are still calling all the shots, so there’s zero reason to get all hyped up about anything...

Man, just write a happy little post for your mom or something... Since you can't manage one damn normal thought without being a total pessimist, go do something else... maybe you'll feel better...