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driftingotter47 driftingotter47 Newcomer
9 messages
joined Jun 2018
#1781 ·
You skeptics really need to go watch some footage from the Salat district; maybe then you’ll realize just how much absolute nonsense you've been spewing lately about how we're all suddenly going to forget about Mamić's influence, or worse—actually cheering his name 🤣🤣🤣
. Just shut your ears and wait until September 27th... then grab your tissues, get your right hand ready, and prepare for the fallout 😉
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William Kim William Kim Member
29 messages
joined May 2023
#1782 ·
driftingotter47 said:You skeptics really need to go watch some old footage from the Salad district if you want a reality check. It might help you realize just how much nonsense has been spewed here lately regarding us finally moving past Mamić's era—or worse, actually chanting his 🤣🤣🤣
. Just cover your ears and wait for September 27th... then get your tissues ready and keep your right hand on standby. 😉

I honestly wish you all the best. Despite all the unprecedented repression you've faced, you're coming back stronger than ever. All of Europe is shaking, while the sycophants are trembling even harder.
hiddenridge99 hiddenridge99 Member
20 messages
joined May 2020
#1783 ·
cosmicbear15 said:



And here we go again—acting like we’re celebrating Mamić's trophy when, in reality, we should have been celebrating those old championship runs back in the day...

Let's not be delusional...
Jessica Phillips6 Jessica Phillips6 Newcomer
5 messages
joined Oct 2015
#1784 ·
redesign said:with enough maintenance, it'll hold up.

🤦
Thomas Flores7 Thomas Flores7 Active Member
115 messages
joined Jul 2012
#1785 ·
driftingotter47 said:You skeptics need to go watch some old footage from the Salad district if you want to realize how much nonsense you've been spewing lately about us finally moving past Mamić's influence—or worse, actually chanting 🤣🤣🤣
Just shut up and wait until September 27th... then grab your tissues and get your right hand ready.😉

Honestly, people are just trolling you. And if things were different, you’d be doing the exact same thing to us.
Who's the one reading between the lines here? It's me.
And apparently, even the idiots are checking the forums.
Jason Fowler57 Jason Fowler57 Member
14 messages
joined Apr 2023
#1786 ·
cosmicbear15 said:



And here we go again, acting like it's some massive achievement to celebrate Mamić's cup, just like how people used to obsess over those old championships back in the day...

Mamić's cup, right? Meanwhile, Locomotive gets handed two non-existent goals, and Hajduk is sitting there staring at a red card halfway through the match. Just ridiculous.
reddrifter24 reddrifter24 Member
49 messages
joined Sep 2012
#1787 ·
Honestly, we probably should have just shut this group down... but, well, here we are...
George Lewis27 George Lewis27 Newcomer
1 message
joined Mar 2022
#1788 ·
Jason Fowler57 said:It’s just Mamić's Cup—Locomotive gets handed two phantom goals, and Hajduk ends up playing with ten men halfway through the match.

Honestly, it’s a disgrace. They didn't even rob Hajduk of three goals, which is why this is clearly just Mamić's Cup.
Who would have actually thought some underdog like Hajduk could pull off a cup win against a giant from the North Side?
cosmicbear15 cosmicbear15 Active Member
196 messages
joined Feb 2012
#1789 ·
George Lewis27 said:It is a disgrace. They didn't rob Hajduk for three goals, so this is just Mamić's trophy.
Who would actually believe some underdog could win a cup against a giant from the North Side?

He gave you crumbs, and you took them. You have simply displayed your mentality again; you would follow any path if Hajduk happened to dominate the league.
George Lewis27 George Lewis27 Newcomer
1 message
joined Mar 2022
#1790 ·
cosmicbear15 said:He tossed you nothing but scraps, and you all scrambled for them. It just goes to show your true colors—you’d jump ship in a heartbeat if Hajduk actually started dominating the league.

Anyway, I wish you the best. I'll save my venting for some other time and place... damn.
James Smith48 James Smith48 Active Member
69 messages
joined Mar 2013
#1791 ·
What a joke.
Think about it: people hitting their mid-twenties haven't even experienced a single real win or a major milestone with the club they support. All they’ve known is heartbreak, bans, and being barred from traveling through Europe or even stepping foot in their own stadium.
So now, when the bare minimum finally happens—when conditions are actually met for them to show up in their own stands—these passive observers call it a "betrayal" or a "sellout."
Give me a break. Those local die-hards would kill to be in those stands. They’d give anything to just walk the streets like everyone else. It's honestly pathetic.
Just look at the logic there,
It’s like hiring a lawyer to fight a prison sentence in court, but then refusing to win because losing might be considered a "compromise." You're allowed to fight, I guess, but you have to lose repeatedly just to satisfy the people who want to see you fail.
I can't even look at these "tough guys" with their massive egos, calling out people who have endured years of struggle that most of these critics couldn't handle for a single week.
This return to the stands is pure and simple. There's no compromise here and zero backing down from our demands. The fight goes on until we win everything.
To hell with the rest of them.
Thomas Flores7 Thomas Flores7 Active Member
115 messages
joined Jul 2012
#1792 ·
Look, folks, you have to realize that people find it incredibly bizarre when someone decides to sit down at the table with that absolute trash heap of an organization. They’re more slippery than any crooked politician you’ll ever meet.
That’s why the locals say you guys sold out. Others are just straight-up mocking you and looking for a reaction. Anyone being honest—if they actually want to be decent about it—is going to say this whole deal smells fishy. You had all sorts of offers in the past that you turned down, so this feels off. Honestly, a few things today caught me off guard, but I don't buy into any kind of sell-out move. Still, you have to admit the setup for provocation is perfect. Not that I care; some people just live for this kind of drama on forums. Everyone has their own thing.
At the end of the day, I'll see you up North, during the away games, and out on the streets. Whatever the numbers or the lineup looks like. Even in cities like Miami, there have been generations that never saw or heard a stadium packed to the rafters by the home crowd, nor experienced the sheer volume of a massive traveling contingent facing them down. That’s what a derby is. We’ll see where we stand then—on the streets and in the stands. We'll see who comes out on top.
Michael Stewart3 Michael Stewart3 Member
21 messages
joined Jan 2012
#1793 ·
Thomas Flores7 said:Look, people, you gotta realize it’s just weird to everyone when someone actually walks away from the table after dealing with that total joke of a crew. They're sleazier than a used car salesman in a cheap suit.

The end justifies the means, right? Or as we say, you gotta clean out the rot at the top first, then everything else falls into place effortlessly.
Best,
Jesse Collins47 Jesse Collins47 Newcomer
5 messages
joined Sep 2016
#1794 ·
driftingotter47 said:you skeptics, just watch some videos from Salat and maybe you'll realize how much nonsense you guys have been spewing lately about us forgetting about Mamić—or even worse, chanting 🤣🤣🤣
just shut up and wait until September 27th... then grab your tissues and get those right-handers ready 😉

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TxdKe8Y3E

I honestly just feel bad that those 130 thugs weren't hanging around near Salat during the Dinamo futsal game; I think they would've been flattened like a pancake within ten minutes. But whatever, this whole calling-out thing is ridiculous. They’re coming back specifically so the guys who are bleeding for this club aren't treated like pushovers by anyone, especially not our "friendly neighbors." Everyone attacks the partisans, the whole country condemns them, and if they hadn't attacked, people would just say "you're too soft, you beat up kids, what cowards," etc. Honestly, I couldn't care less what those pieces of trash over by the border think about all this. I just wish those thugs hadn't been picked up by the cops a little later, because if that had happened, I bet the paramedics would have been the ones picking them up instead of the police. Anyway, let them spread their myths; they'll run into a wall eventually, and until then, they can talk all the crap they want. Even the people here acting all wise about what the group should be doing—look, a group does what's best for the group, not what some retarded public wants when they're busy condemning violence against Mexicans. When the communists wiped out half the main city back in '45, I didn't see any idiots crying for beaten Mexicans then, and I don't see them now for their own countrymen killed by those partisan thugs. So that's my take; we live in a sick country where everything normal is despised and everything twisted is glorified, which is why you can't just get rid of Mamić and his kind so easily. Hats off to the fans in Kansas City for some things, but they should mind their own business. It's like us commenting on how they founded the Kansas City Chiefs and what their relationship with the management will be—that's strictly their business. Bad Boys have been at war with basically every management team for 30 years, and those wars left more scars on the leaders than any clashes with rival fans ever did. And don't get me started on those nutcases saying Bad Boys recruit through fights with management. Man, there isn't a single fan group out there that spends its entire existence fighting its own club. There were only a few years during the old regime where there wasn't total conflict with those idiots, and now some people think Bad Boys should spend the next 30 years fighting the club just by banging their heads against a wall. I think they've had enough of that, and it's time for a change in tactics. I was for the boycott, but I have to say it eventually became counterproductive for both the club and the group. It was just a temporary fix to draw public attention to the state of the club, nothing more. It stopped serving its purpose a long time ago, and the group suffered the consequences. That's what led to getting stomped in Athens and those thugs breaking into the stadium. If those stupid things hadn't happened, I'm sure under different circumstances the outcome of those thug actions would've been way different. So, if you want to be a pushover, go ahead, but I don't see why Bad Boys would allow that, and honestly, they've already gained plenty of points using the group's name. It's time to end this. You can't win the fight for Dinamo through a boycott, so all these people moralizing should just do it behind closed doors. A boycott isn't for self-satisfaction, and it's counterproductive for any group because it kills "fresh blood." That's all from me. Time will tell if this was a good move, but personally, I think it is. This situation has become unsustainable. Not to mention similar situations could happen again soon with other players, and no group would allow that—so why would Bad Boys? Why should Bad Boys be the only fools without a future, just like they're coddled? People should try to change things for the better. Is it a sin to say that the current situation is absolute garbage and that something needs to change so the results actually differ? That's the core of it, not whether someone took money from the front office. What was stopping those people from taking the money earlier if that was the issue? Did the price go up or something? All I can say is, if the "boys" had taken the money offered, even the thugs wouldn't be able to compete with the scale of the choreographies, but it's easier to be an agent than an ultra. When you're an ultra, you live a certain lifestyle, and regardless of the consequences, you don't quit. That's why Bad Boys are clean; they can look themselves in the mirror. As for those who sold out for pennies, may it haunt their souls; history will remember them as partisans. Important is the leader (Mamić) over the club (the old regime). These are people without ideals whom you can buy for cheap. If it weren't for those traitors and losers throughout history, do you really think we would have made it to 1991 without weapons or a state? Do you think the Mexicans wouldn't have moved the way they did if we didn't have "anti-fascists" scattered across the country? Think about it. It's the same with Bad Boys; it's always the shifty, mediocre types who do the most damage, all in the name of the "greater good." Just like the anti-fascists did, these "mercenaries" do the same thing in their own time. That's why I call them partisans; because that's exactly what they are. Only a partisan can turn against their own blood. Anyway, peace out, and who knows where or when.

Robert Davis12 Robert Davis12 Member
30 messages
joined Sep 2011
#1795 ·
Thomas Flores7 said:Look, folks—you have to understand that people find it bizarre when someone walks away from a legacy that’s been built over decades—a foundation that is far more reliable than any shady deal.
And honestly? That's why the rival fans claim you sold out. Others are just trolling or trying to get a rise out of you. Anyone being realistic—and if they actually want to be decent about it—will tell you that this isn't a "sell-out" situation. You guys have turned down massive offers before; you know how this works. I won't say I'm surprised by today's developments, but I'm certainly not buying into the idea of a sale. Still, you have to admit—the setup for these provocations is perfect. Personally, I'm not sweating it. Some people just use this forum for that exact reason. Everyone has their own way of passing the time.
At the end of the day, we'll see who stands firm—whether it's up North, at an away game, or out on the streets. Regardless of the numbers or the crowd size. Even in cities like Chicago, there have been generations that never saw a packed stadium, yet still felt the intensity of a massive rivalry. That is what a derby is. We'll see where we truly stand—on the terraces and in the streets. We'll see who holds their ground.

He’s laid it all out clearly. Those who want to understand will get it, while the rest can go on believing the myth that we're just some unorganized group of outsiders who don't understand what true fan culture looks like.
driftingotter47 driftingotter47 Newcomer
9 messages
joined Jun 2018
#1796 ·
Robert Davis12 said:The guy just laid it all out perfectly. If you want to get it, you'll get it, and if not, fine—everyone else can keep pretending we’re just some clueless, small-town outsiders who don't have a clue what real fan culture looks like.

Honestly, your comments are just targeting those fringe agitators instead of looking at the core group and the actual people involved, because I'm convinced 90% of us totally see why this move was made and we're standing behind it. 😉
cosmicbear15 cosmicbear15 Active Member
196 messages
joined Feb 2012
#1797 ·
driftingotter47 said:Your comments only appeal to your own small circle. They don't reflect the core group or the people involved. I am certain that 90% of Americans understand and support this move. 😉

Are you certain?
Ever since that big game at the stadium back in March 2015, I have noticed that the leaders within that fan group are nothing but massive egotists. Sound familiar? We all know how that ends and the damage those types of people cause.
driftingsurfer6 driftingsurfer6 Member
15 messages
joined Mar 2011
#1798 ·
driftingotter47 said:Honestly, your comments just hit your own echo chamber. You're ignoring the core issue and the actual people involved, even though I'm pretty sure 90% of everyone else sees why this move was made and actually backs it. 😉

Even guys like me, who aren't even part of the inner circle and just follow the sports scene from the sidelines, can see this was a logical call on your end. There was no way you could have survived any other way—you can't run a group if you're stuck in a permanent boycott. You did what had to be done for the sake of the organization, plain and simple.
Mark Carter10 Mark Carter10 Active Member
60 messages
joined Sep 2011
#1799 ·
Robert Davis12 said:This guy laid it all out perfectly. If you get it, you get it; if not, feel free to keep believing we’re just some uncultured outsiders who don't understand what real fan culture looks like.

🤣
I just don't get it. There were only two main goals here: winning the election and getting Jerry Jones out of the club.
So, tell me—what exactly did they actually accomplish?
Jerry Jones is acting like an advisor, yet we have elections today? Just look at this mess.🙏
So you'd rather see the North Stand packed than have a club with actual integrity, where the fans are actually fighting for what they love?
Why are you boycotting Liverpool FC vs. St. Louis City SC, or even the Liverpool FC vs. Indianapolis match? Or that derby back in '09? Isn't the real test of fan loyalty seeing a packed North Stand while we're all just shouting insults at one another?
Why were we even stressing over the rulebook? It was always better just to feel the pulse—to know that Liverpool FC lives on, and they live forever.

The supporter mentality. It’s a whole different breed. 🙂 The crowd gathered outside the stadium.
Henry Hayes4 Henry Hayes4 Active Member
64 messages
joined Apr 2013
#1800 ·
Thomas Flores7 said:Look, folks, you gotta understand—it looks sketchy as hell to people when someone sits down at a table with that absolute trash of a group. That guy is even more slippery than Jerry Jones.
And that’s why the locals are out here saying you guys sold out. Others? They’re just trolling and looking for a reaction. Anyone being halfway honest is gonna say they don't buy this whole "sale" thing. I mean, come on, you guys turned down all kinds of offers before, right? Honestly, anything could surprise me today, but I’m not buying into any sudden buyout nonsense. Though, you gotta admit, the setup for some massive provocation is perfect. Not that I care—some people just use this forum to stir the pot. Everyone's got their own weird hobbies.
At the end of the day, good luck to you guys up North, away, and out on the streets—no matter how big your crowd or your numbers get. Because even back in Miami, there were generations who never saw or heard a packed stadium from the North side. And they never experienced that deafening roar from the South against a full house in the stadium. That’s what a derby is. We'll see where we actually stand soon enough—both in the stands and on the street. We'll see who's who.

Thanks for the concern, really, but even Franjo sat at a table with Slob while simultaneously prepping for Desert Storm.

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