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re: What's the worst behavior by a fan you've seen at a sporting event?
Posted on 10/2/16 at 1:03 pm to EastCoastCajun
Posted on 10/2/16 at 1:03 pm to EastCoastCajun
quote:I was there as well, Mrs. Füt & I were in Saints gear. Everyone was cool with us. They hate the Jets, Ravens, Steelers, Dolphins & the Bills at Gillette. I would imagine the guy you saw might have precipitated the hate, but admittedly I wasn't in your section.
Went to a Patriots Saints game at Gillete stadium in 2013.
Losing in the last minute to Touchdown Tommy.
Posted on 10/2/16 at 1:18 pm to RogerTheShrubber
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I went to two Kansas/Missouri games in football and Mizzou fans may be the WOAT fans
While Missouri does have some really bad younger fans(always named worst in Big12), you can't blame anyone for anything at a KU game.
U go to a KU-MU game, it's game on. Those pussies from Lowrents like to start a ton of shite, and end up getting their arse kicked in parking lot. Seen it happen many a times, even when games were at Camero.
KU fans talk shite to MU fans, who are trying to enjoy their grub and drink. Then come back and continue to stir shite up, then run when heat is on.
Same shite heads who were running their mouths(KU fans) end up talking shite to wrong, drunk fans and they get their asses kicked.
KU fans are tards, 365 days a year. And when they out number or see MU fans in KC, they give them shite, non stop shite talking. To the point where it isn't playful, it's time to shut the guy up.
Luckily, KU fans stay hidden like roaches in St.Louis, only showing their faces during tourney. And they don't act the fool till a bunch get together, then their toughness goes through the roof, and they end up going back home with teeth knocked out.
Like i said, MU has some of the worst fans(younger) in CFB, but anything happens at KU-MU game is fair game.
This post was edited on 10/2/16 at 1:24 pm
Posted on 10/2/16 at 1:23 pm to stlslick
Infield fly game, never seen so many people throw debris on the field. Granted it was a horrible call.
2007 Alabama vs ole Miss, when the ole Miss receiver was flagged for illegal touching, all kinds of stuff was thrown.
2007 Alabama vs ole Miss, when the ole Miss receiver was flagged for illegal touching, all kinds of stuff was thrown.
Posted on 10/2/16 at 1:27 pm to UltimaParadox
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Infield fly game, never seen so many people throw debris on the field. Granted it was a horrible call.
yeah, was at a playoff game several years ago with Blues, Sharks won the game and was going home with 3-1 lead, and after final buzzer, littered the ice. Saw a girl next to me get slammed in the face with a half full soda cup. I had never seen shite like that, and haven't since. I was pissed, embarrassed as frick.
Posted on 10/2/16 at 1:36 pm to rebeloke
I was once in a part of the student section right next to the tunnel in the north end zone where no one would stand at all and would complain to the game marshals if you stood up at all, even for a big play. Embarrassing that they called themselves LSU fans. 
Posted on 10/2/16 at 1:44 pm to stlslick
Enjoy that arse beating last night?
Posted on 10/2/16 at 1:56 pm to Topisawtiger
I've seen some fans treated poorly in LSU student section, usually seems to be ole miss fans. Back in the days of game day cups. No bottles thrown but many a good soaking.
One in particular sticks out, 2001 I think. LSU led going into 4th quarter. To that point, not a peep from the ole miss girls below w/ their gameday sorority buttons, shakers, etc. But when Ole Miss took the lead, they started hotty toddy. Then Ole Miss scored again - the death blow - these girls turn around facing a big group of dudes and start the hotty toddy chant again, much louder and more whiny this time. And they're in this one guy's face who is steaming mad. He grabs his drink, walks up a few rows, grabs his date's drink too, and hurls the contents of both all over the girls' face and dress. A cold sticky mess. Their faces said it all- astonishment and then the tears. Most everyone was laughing, then you had a few softies apologizing to the girls "hey baby I'm so sorry you treated like this in Tiger Stadium". I didn't feel sorry for them. If you're gonna go to opponent's student section, by all means keep your head on a swivel and your mouth shut.
I've seen worse things, e.g. parents behaving poorly around kids, pointless fights. Been to enough away games and non LSU games to know that at every major school, about 80-90% of the fans range from ok to great. It's that 10% that, depending on how butthurt, selfish or emotional they get on any given Saturday, can make it miserable and even unsafe for the masses around them.
One in particular sticks out, 2001 I think. LSU led going into 4th quarter. To that point, not a peep from the ole miss girls below w/ their gameday sorority buttons, shakers, etc. But when Ole Miss took the lead, they started hotty toddy. Then Ole Miss scored again - the death blow - these girls turn around facing a big group of dudes and start the hotty toddy chant again, much louder and more whiny this time. And they're in this one guy's face who is steaming mad. He grabs his drink, walks up a few rows, grabs his date's drink too, and hurls the contents of both all over the girls' face and dress. A cold sticky mess. Their faces said it all- astonishment and then the tears. Most everyone was laughing, then you had a few softies apologizing to the girls "hey baby I'm so sorry you treated like this in Tiger Stadium". I didn't feel sorry for them. If you're gonna go to opponent's student section, by all means keep your head on a swivel and your mouth shut.
I've seen worse things, e.g. parents behaving poorly around kids, pointless fights. Been to enough away games and non LSU games to know that at every major school, about 80-90% of the fans range from ok to great. It's that 10% that, depending on how butthurt, selfish or emotional they get on any given Saturday, can make it miserable and even unsafe for the masses around them.
Posted on 10/2/16 at 2:33 pm to rebeloke
way before the South African World Cup, there was a older teen at a Saint's game with a vuvuzela. We were getting our asses whooped that game and all the Saints fans were pissed.
It was during the late Haslett era, but the team we were playing escapes me.
Well the guy keeps playing the stupid plastic horn and this guy Fat Rob yelled and said "I am going to beat the frick out of you with that thing if you blow it again"
The kid thinking he was funny, got closer and blew that horn as loud as he could. Rob yanked it from him and smacked him with it over and over and over. He had to get pulled off the guy. He was hurt, but more embarrassed. Rob took off before a NOPD got there. We said we had never seen him before. We met up at the meeting spot at the top of 613 and laughed about it. Though looking back it was pretty fricked up.
To this day I have never seen another vuvuzela at a Saints game.
It was during the late Haslett era, but the team we were playing escapes me.
Well the guy keeps playing the stupid plastic horn and this guy Fat Rob yelled and said "I am going to beat the frick out of you with that thing if you blow it again"
The kid thinking he was funny, got closer and blew that horn as loud as he could. Rob yanked it from him and smacked him with it over and over and over. He had to get pulled off the guy. He was hurt, but more embarrassed. Rob took off before a NOPD got there. We said we had never seen him before. We met up at the meeting spot at the top of 613 and laughed about it. Though looking back it was pretty fricked up.
To this day I have never seen another vuvuzela at a Saints game.
Posted on 10/2/16 at 3:33 pm to rebeloke
Posted on 10/2/16 at 3:57 pm to rebeloke
When leaving the NFC championship game in 2010 that sent the Saints to the Super Bowl, I saw a saints fan punch out a glass window on one of those chicken on a stick booths. I have no idea what could have pissed him off so much. It was supposed to be one of those moments where everyone is happy, but apparently this guy had to break something.
This post was edited on 10/2/16 at 3:57 pm
Posted on 10/2/16 at 3:58 pm to Tactical Insertion
What's it like being a grown man that uses Pom poms?
This post was edited on 10/2/16 at 5:15 pm
Posted on 10/2/16 at 4:04 pm to RogerTheShrubber
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Little league
When I was 10, one of our coaches who was a dad, went to the ump(who was also a dad) after the game, and sucker punched him out. Just a jerk.
Thankfully my kid quit playing softball after a few years. I could not take sitting in the stands listening to the parents yell. Got to where I would sit in my car behind the outfield fence.
Posted on 10/2/16 at 4:06 pm to Mung
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When I was 10, one of our coaches who was a dad, went to the ump(who was also a dad) after the game, and sucker punched him out. Just a jerk.
Thankfully my kid quit playing softball after a few years. I could not take sitting in the stands listening to the parents yell. Got to where I would sit in my car behind the outfield fence.
Yep, I had to call the cops on a coach once for going after another ump with a bat.
Oakland Raider games in the 70's had some awesome fan misbehavior as well.
Posted on 10/2/16 at 4:06 pm to rebeloke
Last time we played Bama at home. About 1/5 mile away from the stadium there were two Bama fans walking the same direction as we were and I just said "good game" and one turned around and said "frick you".
One of my friend's came run to my side and said "what did he say?" and I told him he said "you to" because I knew if I told him what he said their would be a fight and those Bama fans would have had to go to the hospital before going back to Bama... Because it was 4 or 5 people with he..
But that doesn't even take the cake of some of the worst behavior I have ever seen, I can't think of a specific moment, it might have actually been at a basketball game.
One of my friend's came run to my side and said "what did he say?" and I told him he said "you to" because I knew if I told him what he said their would be a fight and those Bama fans would have had to go to the hospital before going back to Bama... Because it was 4 or 5 people with he..
But that doesn't even take the cake of some of the worst behavior I have ever seen, I can't think of a specific moment, it might have actually been at a basketball game.
Posted on 10/2/16 at 4:13 pm to rebeloke
If you've been to enough college games you are bound to run into jerks.
As far as personally. I was umpire for a U6 T-Ball tournament in Natchitoches. Had one mom start cursing quite loudly during the game. We told her to calm down.
Her kid was called out (not a close call) in the next inning and she started curing again. Her son's coach left the dugout and told her to calm down to which she started cursing him out. She threw a bottle over the fence. Game was stopped and a police officer escorted her out of the park.
Game restarted. About 30-40 minutes later we see a truck back up through a small ditch and pull up to the outfield fence. The mom then got into the back of the truck and then started to curse out everyone again from the outfield. At this point the cop arrested her and she left in the back seat of a cop car.
Pretty pathetic especially since none of the kids playing really cared about who brought home the really cheap trophy at the end of the tournament.
Close second was a parent at a U8 soccer game (rec league) that had an obviously stacked team going against a normal team. One of the parents of the stacked team spent the entire 1st half loudly taunting and making fun of the other team. Couple of parents told him to stop in not so many words and he was mostly quiet for the second half. Not sure why a grown man would want to taunt 8 year olds.
As far as personally. I was umpire for a U6 T-Ball tournament in Natchitoches. Had one mom start cursing quite loudly during the game. We told her to calm down.
Her kid was called out (not a close call) in the next inning and she started curing again. Her son's coach left the dugout and told her to calm down to which she started cursing him out. She threw a bottle over the fence. Game was stopped and a police officer escorted her out of the park.
Game restarted. About 30-40 minutes later we see a truck back up through a small ditch and pull up to the outfield fence. The mom then got into the back of the truck and then started to curse out everyone again from the outfield. At this point the cop arrested her and she left in the back seat of a cop car.
Pretty pathetic especially since none of the kids playing really cared about who brought home the really cheap trophy at the end of the tournament.
Close second was a parent at a U8 soccer game (rec league) that had an obviously stacked team going against a normal team. One of the parents of the stacked team spent the entire 1st half loudly taunting and making fun of the other team. Couple of parents told him to stop in not so many words and he was mostly quiet for the second half. Not sure why a grown man would want to taunt 8 year olds.
This post was edited on 10/2/16 at 4:17 pm
Posted on 10/2/16 at 4:14 pm to OweO
quote:same direction as you were what ?
two Bama fans walking the same direction as we were
Posted on 10/2/16 at 4:14 pm to RogerTheShrubber
Really send s a bad message to the kids. Another one of my coaches slapped his kid for playing poorly. Treated the kid so badly I didn't want to play for my dad. Dumb.
Posted on 10/2/16 at 4:18 pm to geauxchaz
I was at the Ole miss and A&M game in oxford, I'm not sure which year it was, but ole miss was up by a decent amount and Manziel brought A&M back in the 4th quarter to win. I was sitting at about the 45 yard line right above where the sections split about halfway up and there is a walkway between the seats in the upper section and lower section. I was 2 rows above that walkway.
When A&M went ahead for good, this aggie bro in a maroon blazer, jeans, and work boots comes down the walkway with his girlfriend and is screaming at all the ole miss fans. I hadn't seen this guy all day and have no idea where he came from, I was sitting with season ticket holders and these were pretty good seats so there weren't any other A&M fans around. He yelled up at everyone, "WHAT DO YOU THINK ABOUT JOHNNY FOOTBALL YOU REBEL BASTARDS!?" All the stadium cups that flew at this dude were like a cloud blocking out the sun creating shade. I don't know how many it was, but it must have been at least 30. This dude and his girl were both completely soaked. the guy asked for it....I probably would have thrown mine if it wasn't loaded down with whiskey. I guess it wasn't necessarily bad behavior as much as it was hilarious. One of the funniest things I've ever seen.
When A&M went ahead for good, this aggie bro in a maroon blazer, jeans, and work boots comes down the walkway with his girlfriend and is screaming at all the ole miss fans. I hadn't seen this guy all day and have no idea where he came from, I was sitting with season ticket holders and these were pretty good seats so there weren't any other A&M fans around. He yelled up at everyone, "WHAT DO YOU THINK ABOUT JOHNNY FOOTBALL YOU REBEL BASTARDS!?" All the stadium cups that flew at this dude were like a cloud blocking out the sun creating shade. I don't know how many it was, but it must have been at least 30. This dude and his girl were both completely soaked. the guy asked for it....I probably would have thrown mine if it wasn't loaded down with whiskey. I guess it wasn't necessarily bad behavior as much as it was hilarious. One of the funniest things I've ever seen.
This post was edited on 10/2/16 at 4:44 pm
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