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What I saw after GAME 1. Altercation between fans and Nets players.
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“The saving of our world from pending doom will come, not through the complacent adjustment of the conforming majority, but through the creative maladjustment of a nonconforming minority.” - Martin Luther King
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Yeah throwing the headband back is like the Wrigley field tradition of throwing opponent's home run balls back. That's why opponents fear playing there and the Cubs win the World Series so often.If we knew half as much about coaching an NBA team as we think, we"d know twice as much as we do.
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Balls of Steel wrote: View PostI'm not talking about pumping PP's tire. I'm talking about the fans that wanted the headband and the douche that intercepted it and threw it back. I'm allowed to call douchness when I see it. You still can't address my point where if YOU wanted the headband/wristband at Barclay's Centre and a Brooklynite throws it back. You diss the opposing players but hug the Brooklynite for being a true fan??? I'm separating fandom to doucheness. If you can't see the difference, then that's your problem. Fans can express what they want during a game. Afterwards, it ain't gonna matter.
And you can say "Fans can express what they want during a game. Afterwards, it ain't gonna matter" ...try telling that to all the teams that lost to the Cubs after playing infront of the crazy fans at Wrigleys like 3inthekeon says....do you think it mattered to them?
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OldSchool wrote: View PostTo address your point: YES i would hug the Brooklynite who throws the headband back for being a true fan - if I was a Nets fan. Even better, If I was a Nets fan at Barclays and Derozen just crushed my Nets why the hell would I want his headband? In any other situation it's a douche move but not at that time, not at that moment. see this is what I mean. You get it or you don't.
And you can say "Fans can express what they want during a game. Afterwards, it ain't gonna matter" ...try telling that to all the teams that lost to the Cubs after playing infront of the crazy fans at Wrigleys like 3inthekeon says....do you think it mattered to them?“The saving of our world from pending doom will come, not through the complacent adjustment of the conforming majority, but through the creative maladjustment of a nonconforming minority.” - Martin Luther King
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Balls of Steel wrote: View PostSo if fan actions don't matter during or after, why do it at all? Why be a chest thumping, insecure douche?
This whole time Ive been trying to tell you that fan actions DO MATTER. Crowd hostility, home court advantage does affect the visiting team and it's because....ya know what, never mind - im laughing too much from your response wow
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Balls of Steel wrote: View PostI'm not talking about pumping PP's tire. I'm talking about the fans that wanted the headband and the douche that intercepted it and threw it back. I'm allowed to call douchness when I see it. You still can't address my point where if YOU wanted the headband/wristband at Barclay's Centre and a Brooklynite throws it back. You diss the opposing players but hug the Brooklynite for being a true fan??? I'm separating fandom to doucheness. If you can't see the difference, then that's your problem. Fans can express what they want during a game. Afterwards, it ain't gonna matter.
Cry me a river. Whoever threw that back did the right thing and i know a lot of people will agree with me cause they would have done the same.
#FuckBrooklyn
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NoPropsneeded wrote: View PostIf a TO fan wanted that punk ass bitches head band he shouldn't even be there. He just smashed our fucking team in the playoffs and you want his headband? what the fuck is wrong with you?
Cry me a river. Whoever threw that back did the right thing and i know a lot of people will agree with me cause they would have done the same.
#FuckBrooklyn“The saving of our world from pending doom will come, not through the complacent adjustment of the conforming majority, but through the creative maladjustment of a nonconforming minority.” - Martin Luther King
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