Pretty sad a mom brings her kids to a ballgame and ends up having to grab them and move them out of the way of some idiots fighting, luckily she got them out of the way before people started falling on them.
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Pretty sad a mom brings her kids to a ballgame and ends up having to grab them and move them out of the way of some idiots fighting, luckily she got them out of the way before people started falling on them.
Looks like the Cleveland fan brawl video was pulled.what ever becomes of the people in videos like this? There’s about 10 guys who should be booked for assault.
And in the social media age I’m assuming these people are being identified? I’d imagine a number of these people are going into work tomorrow morning only to find out they no longer have a job...
I think it's mostly alcohol and a degree of tying your manhood to a sports team.I think it's more cultural choices might be involved.
High ground always has the advantage.
We mellowed out some after the Super Bowl. Give it some time and we'll be back.Impossible. I've been assured by many here that only Philly fans cause problems in the stands.
Hey hey hey now!! Don’t you know the term “thug” is racist??!!! Next up: “douche bag.”I have been living in LA county for 14 years now. Of all the fanbases, the Dodger fanbase has the biggest thugs. This is the biggest reason why I chose the Angels for my LA team over the Dodgers.
A male Yuke-On student tried to fight my female friend up at The Rent.Bunch of a-holes…..that being said I’m shocked there are is no UConn representation. Yes, they are irrelevant now but they were always keen to pick fights and throw beer after games at that wind tunnel POS stadium and at away games too. Remember some random UConn fan getting kicked out of Rutgers Stadium after picking a fight with a senior citizen during that Thanksgiving game in ‘04.
Not surprised at all!A male Yule-On student tried to fight my female friend up at The Rent.
It's why Rutgers fans of a certain age will simply never wish for anything but horrible, crippling misery and anguish for the Penn State program and it's fans. If you wore red in or around that dump in the 90's you were seen and treated as less than human and security would do nothing, NOTHING to stop or calm the mass harassment.A nice set of reminders (just speaking for me) to never go on road games. Even if you’re not the subject of someone’s vitriol, you’re exposed to it by virtue of simply wearing opposing team colors. Remarkable how badly people can behave. Yikes!
I go to an away game every year or so. So far I've been to Ohio State, Illinois, and Minnesota, and we're going to Indiana this year, and we've never been close to having an issue, in fact we've found the other fans to be overly nice. When we went to Columbus, we arrived at our motel around 2am the night before the game, and as soon as we got out of the car, we heard a big "Welcome to Ohio!" from some Ohio State fans that were hanging out on the balcony above where we parked. They talked to us for a little bit, asked us where we were sitting, and then advised us to dress warm because it gets windy in that part of the stadium, etc. While bar-hopping through Columbus before the game, we had more people welcoming us to the midwest, a few OSU fans sat with us to ask how we like the Big Ten so far, etc. The only negative comments we got were from some younger kids, and still weren't very provocative. One guy that was talking to us for a little asked if we were expecting to get our "shit pushed in," and another guy we passed on the street said, "You guys are gonna get HAMMERED today," to which I responded, "Nah I don't think we'll be drinking that much." If they perceived Rutgers as a threat, perhaps there would have been a little more trash talk, and we were also fresh off beating Michigan at the time too.A nice set of reminders (just speaking for me) to never go on road games. Even if you’re not the subject of someone’s vitriol, you’re exposed to it by virtue of simply wearing opposing team colors. Remarkable how badly people can behave. Yikes!
Exactly. Pretty sure there have been books published on this…
Yep.I think it's mostly alcohol and a degree of tying your manhood to a sports team.
beaced Like soft PhillyPretzyelsPhilly fans have gone soft lately.
LolWe mellowed out some after the Super Bowl. Give it some time and we'll be back.
Big screen HDTV’s are the death knell of live NFL attendance imo.This is the exact reason I bought an 80” tv and watch my games at home. People act like animals. Last Eagles game I was at they stole a Vietnam vets prosthetic leg in the parking lot.
Does that guy's shirt actually say "assholes live forever"?
i wouldn't say it's just NFL. the first time we had Penn State at home after joining the B10, i saw a RU fan pissing on a Penn St fan. Friend of mine who was dating a PSU fan, got pushed down the ramp because she was associated with him. Mich fan wanted to throw hands with me when I told him to get out of my seats. this type of stuff makes casual fans not want to go to games...especially in our tri-state area.Big screen HDTV’s are the death knell of live NFL attendance imo.
Been going to RU games for over 50 years - never miss a game and I can count the altercations in the stadium on one hand. The casual fan is not staying away because of fear - they are staying away for one reason and as an RU fan we all know what that is.i wouldn't say it's just NFL. the first time we had Penn State at home after joining the B10, i saw a RU fan pissing on a Penn St fan. Friend of mine who was dating a PSU fan, got pushed down the ramp because she was associated with him. Mich fan wanted to throw hands with me when I told him to get out of my seats. this type of stuff makes casual fans not want to go to games...especially in our tri-state area.
i've been going to games for 20 years and have seen more than a handful of altercations and many more near altercations. also know people who are casual sports fans who have said that they won't go to a football game, college or pro because they don't want to deal with the NJ/NY/PA fans. they've had bad experiences before.Been going to RU games for over 50 years - never miss a game and I can count the altercations in the stadium on one hand. The casual fan is not staying away because of fear - they are staying away for one reason and as an RU fan we all know what that is.
You are a long time fan!Been going to RU games for over 50 years - never miss a game and I can count the altercations in the stadium on one hand. The casual fan is not staying away because of fear - they are staying away for one reason and as an RU fan we all know what that is.
You never know who is trained to fight.Yeah, saw that one yesterday. Its like the guy had bricks for hands. Knocked two guys out.