Who has the worst sports fans?
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I from Ny and this hurts as well. Being a Yankee fan, our fans can be rough. However I hear the Bosox fans are equal to the task.
I think rooting for your team is one thing but starting a fight over it is another.
I just want to see good competitive games.
If the other team wins I tip my hat to them.
People who start fights and act like jerks and sporting events should be tossed out no questions asked.
I think rooting for your team is one thing but starting a fight over it is another.
I just want to see good competitive games.
If the other team wins I tip my hat to them.
People who start fights and act like jerks and sporting events should be tossed out no questions asked.
I also agree with Van about European fans not being good fans at all (Though his avatar I don't like.)
When a soccer team is eliminated from a tournament, their fans will riot, set things on fire, and attack others.
In contrast, when the Browns were officially eliminated from last year's playoff chase, nobody in Cleveland set anything afire or rioted.
Even Cleveland's bottle-throwing incident pales in comparison to what happens overseas- I heard that a goalie was hit with a flare after a goal was disallowed. You'll NEVER see Sabres fans throwing things at a goalie if a goal is overturned.
When a soccer team is eliminated from a tournament, their fans will riot, set things on fire, and attack others.
In contrast, when the Browns were officially eliminated from last year's playoff chase, nobody in Cleveland set anything afire or rioted.
Even Cleveland's bottle-throwing incident pales in comparison to what happens overseas- I heard that a goalie was hit with a flare after a goal was disallowed. You'll NEVER see Sabres fans throwing things at a goalie if a goal is overturned.
Nah....We mainly concentrate on teams in the division that gives us some competition...this year it's the brownies.
Don't worry we'll meet you twice again this year.
Don't flatter yourself, we were making fun of the Bungles "Deliverance" mentality.
"Stick um" is now illegal in the NFL, does that mean every catch that Fred Biletnikoff made shouldn't count? Just more self serving excuses because your team lost to a better team. Don't feel bad,three other teams in the playoffs lost to them also.
Again, excuses, excuses, excuses, did the Steelers hire some Voodoo princess to make him miss the FG? I already talked about Palmer getting hurt.
Until your team wins three Superbowls, they aren't in the same league.
HD MM handled this good enough.
(God, I love this.
You better watch what you pray for.:dev:dev:dev
At the end of the year if the Bungles, Brownies or Crows win the division, then I will say congratulation and good job, but until they win more than two Superbowls, not even in the same conversation.
Here We Go Steelers.
Winners of Superbowl IX 1974 season, X 1975 season, XIII 1978 season, XIV 1979 season, XL 2005 season.
MSU fans did that about 5 - 6 years ago to, college sports fans can be bad.WVU fans burn couches in the streets. Is that close enough?
I was working security at the U of M in 88/89 when the basketball team won the championship and the fans went on a little riot dowtown, a riot officer from the local PD had a heart atack and I think he died. There was some damage to businesses downtown but nothing like what the MSU fans did years later.
I'm well aware of the Steelers' history. I have several friends that are Steelers fans (they're everywhere, you know), and I actually find them to be some of the best, most knowledgable fans in the NFL--and they feel the same way about me.
I can't argue over which team is usually better and has more fans--that's kind of obvious. I just like throwin' the slop.
Funny. The Stooler fans I know are completely ignorant. They seem to think football started in 1967.
Soccer fans are crazy. They do the stupidest things in response to small things.
Remember the Browns' beer-bottle incident of 2001? That's basically minor compared to overseas; European fans would have lit the beer bottles on fire before throwing them if someone's offsides.
Remember the Browns' beer-bottle incident of 2001? That's basically minor compared to overseas; European fans would have lit the beer bottles on fire before throwing them if someone's offsides.
That's a problem with a LOT of football fans. They didn't think that pro football existed before the Super Bowl Era.
