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Originally Posted by arlee
Just count your blessings it isn't as bad as the Yanks-Sox thing.
Those folks are nuts.
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I think philly is much worse. boston and New york have a common respect for one another. yes there is a rivalry, but it's classy. I've been to yankee stadium in full sox gear and the worst I got was some dirty looks. At fenway, I've seen yanks and sox fans get in arguments, however the argument was intelligent to the point that if you closed your eyes you'd think you were listening to two analyists on baseball tonight.
the thing that people don't realize is if you're being loud and obnoxious you're ruining the game for fans of both teams. I want to watch the game when I go, not listen to a moron who knows little if anything about the sport being played, talk smack. I like the eagles as much as the next guy, but when you chant e-a-g-l-e-s at a phillies game, you're insulting the phillies, especially since the phils have done better as of late then the eagles. If anything, should be chanting phillies at an eagles game.
seems like philly is just a magnet for people to come to and get wasted. then we get a bad rep as i suspect a lot of the trouble makers are not even from the city. It doesn't matter what sport, parade, ethnic holiday. the story is always the same.
anyone see the news coverage from the flyers friday night? the sports reporter was trying to down play philly's rough attitude and was interviewing people tail-gating. An older lady next to him was asked why philly fans were so hostile, he was leading her to say that we weren't, yet she proved the sterotype true by acting exactly how philly fans have been portrayed. the reporter was obviously embarrassed and they cut back to the studio.
