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Originally Posted by zete_374
Your plan is radical because it is low class. You said yourself that the only way to stop Mets fans from going to the game was to buy the tickets. Acting like a drunkin idiot isn't going to stop them and you make yourself look bad.
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On Friday,
I had this woman right in front of me with the most annoying voice screaming in left field "Lets go Mets, you suck Burrell" over and over. I gave her 1 inning with the basic "shut up/alright" comments to her but she kept going. I started wispering things in her ear that if I repeated here, I would probably be banned. By the 5th inning she popped, stood up and cursed me out in front of the entire section. When security came and took her away (She was also screaming she would never be back, so I guess it is working one at a time Zete), the entire section stood up and cheered. When the next beer guy came by, a random stranger two seats down bought me a beer and said thanks. So how did I make myself look bad when all the Phillies fans cheered when I got a Mets fan kicked out?
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When you go to a game outside of Philadelphia do you think the oposing fans should treat you like chit?
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When I went to Wrigley last year,
I wore a Phillies hat and got heckled by a few fans as I expected. When the Phillies scored or made a great play, I clapped but did not scream at the top of my lungs, and overall respected their stadium and didn't try to start "Lets go Phillies" chants in their own stadium. Because I took the hecklers in stride, most of the people left me alone. But I don't remember anyone laying down a blanket for a picnic with me, inviting me to scream "Lets go Phillies" on national television. I also didn't insult or make fun of the Cubs when they lost, like a lot of the Mets fans did on Friday. I don't heckle and curse at all Mets fans, I am talking about the jerks that cheer here like they are in their own stadium.