LaMarr Woodley Isn't A Fan Of Chiefs Fans
by Joel Thorman on Nov 28, 2011 4:18 PM CST
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So Steelers linebacker LaMarr Woodley doesn't like Chiefs fans very much right now.
Here's what he said on his Twitter account today:
The Chiefs fans have no class cheered after
@tpolamalu (Troy Polamalu) got hurt. I guess there's nothing else 2 cheer for when your 4-7#SteelerNATION
I'm not sure what he's talking about. I went back and watched the replay and didn't hear anything out of the ordinary. My initial reaction after the play in question was actually a Joe Valerio flashback because it was Steve Maneri, an offensive lineman, who caught the pass. Did anyone at the game hear any noticeable cheering after the injury? Half that stadium was Steelers fans so it was hard from my vantage point to make who, exactly, was cheering.
I'm not sure I understand his angle here. The Steelers did win the game after all.
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I suggest he tell dude not to tackle head first
by FrankPitts on Nov 28, 2011 4:21 PM CST via mobile reply actions 9 recs
Yes!
Rodney Hudson will play Guard.
Jon Asamoah will be starting center by week 5
by Jazzy Megalodon on Nov 28, 2011 4:22 PM CST up reply actions
Woodley is a douche
Has a week gone by this year that a Steeler hasn’t bitched about something?
Rodney Hudson will play Guard.
Jon Asamoah will be starting center by week 5
by Jazzy Megalodon on Nov 28, 2011 4:22 PM CST reply actions
Woodley and Harrison run their mouths constantly.
You can’t take anything either one of those guys says seriously.
I can now say this with a straight face, and it will be accurate: Tim Tebow is a better QB than Matt Cassel.
by ProbablyYoungerThanAllOfYou on Nov 28, 2011 4:22 PM CST reply actions
I didn't need another reason to hate the Steelers
But I’ll take it I guess
I personally was ashamed of our fans.
Pathetic to cheer when a guy gets hurt. I was there and it definitely happened. Thats something Raiders fans are supposed to be doing not us. Totally agree with him.
what section were you in?
i was in 102, row 22. I clapped when he walked off the field (and didn’t hear many others doing the same) but I didn’t hear anybody cheering the injury, but it was on the Home side vs the Visitor side I was on.
I'm in 331 so I was far away. Upper deck opposite end of the stadium
From what I’m reading now though it seems like people we’re cheering at something else.?
im in the same section
definitely heard cheering
I may be a smart ass, but at least I'm not a donkey
I'm in 331 also...
and I definitely cheered when we threw the ball to our OL. I also cheered when TP didn’t get up because I didn’t want him in the game. He’s too good. He would wreck us. I want the Chiefs to win. If people think that me or others support opposing player injuries, grow the fuck up. People can cheer for whatever they want as long as it’s in support of a Chiefs win, ‘cause in the end that’s all anybody wants. Period.
F*ck KU and f*ck the Donkeys. CATS and CHIEFS all day baby!!!
I was in 306 and I didn't hear cheering.
Do we go fetal and beg for mercy? Or do we pick up that broken piece of pipe laying on the ground and come up swinging? I choose pipe.
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by nateforchiefs on Nov 28, 2011 9:57 PM CST up reply actions
Honestly I think Chief fans were totally pissed that so many
steeler fans were in the stadium, cocky steeler fans, so what.
only people to be pissed at are
Chiefs fans that didn’t go and gave up a ticket for the enemy ;)
There were plenty of those
Steelers fans had plenty of ‘season ticket’ seats.
I definitely heard the cheering after the play ... but it wasn't because TP got hurt.
It was before anyone even realized he was hurt – I think everyone was just astonished that they threw the ball to the pudgy lineman. No WAY were they cheering because TP was hurt.
There was some cheering, but it wasn't widespread
And there were a lot of people who more than they were cheering Polamalu got hurt, just thought it was comical that the OT/FB/HB/TE somewhat ‘ran over’ Polamalu.
by kcsno56 on Nov 28, 2011 4:25 PM CST reply actions 1 recs
It's also not like the guy looked seriously hurt
He looked like he took a big hit.
Immediately after a big sack, fans cheer, you don’t wait to see if the opposing QB is hurt to decide whether it’s ok to cheer.
This is football, it is still even today ok to cheer for collisions, they’ve already pansied up the league enough.
AND, when Polamalu was actually walking/getting helped off the field, there was clapping, but it was for Polamalu, and respectful at that point…granted mostly from Pitt fans.
by kcsno56 on Nov 28, 2011 4:31 PM CST up reply actions 2 recs
Same impression here.
It’s always kind of funny to see a lineman rumbling up field with the ball.
by u2nspenserfan on Nov 28, 2011 4:27 PM CST up reply actions
Unless you're the safety tasked with tackling him.
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by Matt_Grbac on Nov 28, 2011 4:29 PM CST via mobile reply actions
A guy I had no idea was a Chief caught a pass from somehone who would be 2nd on the depth chart for my rec football league.
Damn rights I cheered.
Eat a dick Lamarr
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by craig in calgary on Nov 28, 2011 4:31 PM CST reply actions 3 recs
He will if Big Ben tells him to.
Because Ben doesn’t ask. He tells.
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I heard quite a bit of cheering after he got hurt
and commented to my friend that it was messed up that we cheered when a player got hurt. It happened and those that cheered should be ashamed of themselves.
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The only thing that happened was that people cheered and you (wrongly) assumed their motivation.
"Hater" is a term used by weak-minded people in the face of legitimate criticism.
by JComp11 on Nov 28, 2011 4:32 PM CST up reply actions 2 recs
Yah...a lot of people said the same thing I did
Where you there?
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Yeah, I was. So since they said the same as you you’re right?
"Hater" is a term used by weak-minded people in the face of legitimate criticism.
This is a third grade argument...
…that you (wrongly) assumed your opinion was relevant in. I could hear many people cheering when it was obvious he was hurt. That doesn’t make me right or wrong but I know what I heard.
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i was there
and didn’t hear anybody cheering an injury. I heard a cheer for a play way before it was obvious he was injured. Hell I heard Steelers fans behind me cheering the play, because their favorite player hit somebody (before they realized he was hurt).
by fongKC on Nov 28, 2011 4:36 PM CST up reply actions 1 recs
I cheered
I’m not ashamed of anything, you should be ashamed of your high horse.
In a few weeks if Brandon Albert catches a pass and runs over Charles Woodson, I’ll do the same.
You can stay quiet and not make noise until 10 seconds after every play to properly evaluate the health of all the players, feel free.
Good for you.
I hope people cheer the next time you get hurt. Must suck to be so mean spirited.
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Having trouble understanding what he is saying? He’s saying that he cheered because a lineman ran over the guy, not because the guy got hurt.
"Hater" is a term used by weak-minded people in the face of legitimate criticism.
It's not worth it
This guy is clearly a better person than we are.
I’m sure when we sack Big Ben he waits 10 seconds to make sure he gets up to be sure it’s ok to cheer.
You both missed the point
I’m not going to argue context of a comment on the internet. I never said that you should be ashamed of anything, least of all cheering for your team when they do well. I said IF YOU CHEERED because he was hurt, you should be ashamed of yourself. See genius reading comprehension and context are very important.
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You didn't say "if". You said:
It happened and those that cheered should be ashamed of themselves.
kcsno56 was implying that a some people were cheering because of the play. Funny that you’re talking about reading comprehension and context when you’re apparently the only one in this thread unable to keep up…
by Tomahawk29 on Nov 28, 2011 4:49 PM CST up reply actions 1 recs
GOOD LORD.....
In context, it was said about “those that cheered”, referring to the original statement “I heard quite a bit of cheering after he got hurt” which is in response to the tweet that started this entire thread.
No I did not quote myself verbatim…it really doesn’t matter. From where I was sitting I heard a lot of cheering after the play, when it was obvious that he was not getting up.
Context, context, context……
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SEMANTICS FIGHT!!!!
FIGHT!
FIGHT!
FIGHT!
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by craig in calgary on Nov 28, 2011 4:54 PM CST up reply actions
No fight here...
I stand by my statement. It happened and those that cheered should be ashamed of themselves.
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It did happen
Because now you introduce ‘proof’ of one fan who yelled out the specific words. Great.
I’ll take your word for it. If that one fan exists, yes, he was cheering for the injury.
Other than that, I disagree that many fans were cheering for the injury.
Whatever man.
It was obvious that kcsno was talking about cheering for a lineman running Polamalu over. In response to that you said you hope people cheer when he gets hurt. Not sure what you’re getting at here, but you’re not really keeping up with the convo.
Sorry buddy....
The statement below does not make it "obvious that kcsno was talking about cheering for a lineman running Polamalu over. "
“I cheered
I’m not ashamed of anything, you should be ashamed of your high horse”
I don’t know what provoked kcsno to lash out at me for something that I heard…at a game…nowhere near where he was sitting.
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Well, no shit, when you copy paste your side of it. When you take a comment out of context you can make it look however you want. Why don't you ADD THE REST OF HIS COMMENT THOUGH???
In a few weeks if Brandon Albert catches a pass and runs over Charles Woodson, I’ll do the same.
What comment was taken out of context???
“those that cheered should be ashamed of themselves.”
Because of that statement I was told to be ashamed of my “high horse”
"I cheered
I’m not ashamed of anything, you should be ashamed of your high horse"
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So I'm starting to gather you never made it past the high horse part of that comment...
Just kind of went off on a tangent after that, did you?
Just don't understand why that comment
had to be made. Seems like a comment a child would make after being scolded.
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It's a comment made to someone who is attempting to chastise a crowd
For something they didn’t do.
Funny that you make the child comparison when you are attempting to sound like a parent to the fans of the team. If you are the parent in this case, you are wrong for attempting to punish your child for something they didn’t do.
Other than that fan who conveniently spelled it out for you. Did you go tell him he should be ashamed of himself?
*Sigh*
It’s just a shame that I spend $7,000 annually on club level season tickets and I have to hear nonsense cheering when opposing team players are injured. Then I have to defend my disdain for that type of “high horse” behaviour.
I thought you were signing off? You said you heard the cheering too…so then….you must be contradicting yourself to….try and not look stupid….high horse…Whatever man. Good night, I’m going home now.
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Must be on a high horse.
to have to point out club level and a dollar amount in the same sentence.
by Chiefsfanindonkeyland on Nov 28, 2011 5:36 PM CST up reply actions
Hmm...
But again, it seems your reading comprehension skills are severely lacking, b/c as JComp pointed out, me and most people at the stadium cheered not b/c Polamalu was hurt, but b/c our OL ran him over.
What’s truly funny about all of this is that you think you know why everyone at the stadium was cheering, when you are clearly wrong.
‘After he got hurt’ was instantaneously the same time he got ran over by Maneri. So yes, people were cheering, and it may have even been a prolonged cheer as some of the fans were slower to realize that it was a # in the 60’s making a catch, but don’t act like they were cheering b/c TP was hurt until you have a majority of them tell you that’s why they were cheering.
Hmmm...nothing
When I heard “Polamalu is hurt woooohooooo” then I was clearly mistaken…right?!?!? I’m telling you I heard what I heard and others around me commented on it too.
Let us review what I said:
“and commented to my friend that it was messed up that we cheered when a player got hurt. It happened and those that cheered should be ashamed of themselves.”
“IF YOU CHEERED because he was hurt, you should be ashamed of yourself.”
“In context, it was said about "those that cheered", referring to the original statement "I heard quite a bit of cheering after he got hurt" "
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Why are you trying to force "IF you cheered" into this.
You never said “if”. You just made a blanket statement that anyone cheering should be ashamed.
Because I was trying to type less for brevity's sake.
The original statement that I made….
“those that cheered should be ashamed of themselves."
Was summarized by my next statement
"IF YOU CHEERED because he was hurt, you should be ashamed of yourself."
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Summarized...was the wrong choice of word.
I elaborated on my earlier statement, you have my apologies and acknowledgement that you are correct on this point.
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It's so funny to me that now you are claiming someone yelled
“Polamalu is hurt woooohooooo"
I’m not saying it didn’t happen, but it seems convenient to bring up now for your argument.
Regardless, as I said several times and everyone else understood, I and most of the people at the game were cheering for the play. It doesn’t seem to be hard for anyone else to understand, I’m sorry you’re having a hard time with it.
If you heard that, then I’m sure that one person was cheering because he was hurt, the majority of the rest of the fans were cheering b/c they were, you know, at a football game and a humorous, rare play happened.
Oh....
Not claiming…i heard it.
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So you say...
Weird that you would just now bring it up.
But regardless, that proves one fan was cheering for that reason.
It was brought up awhile ago...not sure why you are just now reading it.
Funny thing about all of this is that your earlier statement, which I just read as it was not directed to me…. “There was some cheering, but it wasn’t widespread” actually makes my point.
There was some cheering…you heard it…I heard it too…and those that cheered should be ashamed of themselves.
That’s really all I was trying to say.
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The cheering that wasn't widespread was referring to
Those cheering for the Maneri catch.
I have to sign off on this waste of time argument.
Feel free to be ashamed of the Chiefs fans.
I will continue...
to be ashamed of those that cheer when others are hurt. You heard the cheering too….I guess it’s OK when the injury not on your team.
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Or...
Maybe now you remember that there was a chant, kind of like the tomahawk chop where the whole section was yelling, "Polamalu is hurt woooohooooo" "Polamalu is hurt woooohooooo" "Polamalu is hurt woooohooooo"
Not sure how I missed that.
That was probably it.
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Don't know how to do the quote text but....
“me and most people at the stadium cheered” is not what you said.
“I cheered
I’m not ashamed of anything, you should be ashamed of your high horse"
If I am up on a high horse because of the classless assholes around me so be it. Just because you didn’t hear it has no relevance on what I heard.
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Let me help, maybe it will clear this nonsense up:
I heard quite a bit of cheering after he got hurt
and commented to my friend that it was messed up that we cheered when a player got hurt. It happened and those that cheered should be ashamed of themselves.
by chai1836 on Nov 28, 2011 4:31 PM CST reply actions
I cheered
I’m not ashamed of anything, you should be ashamed of your high horse.
In a few weeks if Brandon Albert catches a pass and runs over Charles Woodson, I’ll do the same.
You can stay quiet and not make noise until 10 seconds after every play to properly evaluate the health of all the players, feel free.
by kcsno56 on Nov 28, 2011 4:35 PM CST up reply actions
Good for you.
I hope people cheer the next time you get hurt. Must suck to be so mean spirited.
by chai1836 on Nov 28, 2011 4:36 PM CST up reply actions
All but the high horse comment
It was said because kcsno’s thought I was somehow accusing him of cheering for the injury?!?
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This guy
probably also believes it is a great idea to give every kid a ribbon for showing up to play the game. Liberalism has pussified our great country.
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by ChiefWildcat on Nov 28, 2011 9:00 PM CST up reply actions
*Were you there?
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I have been a Chief fan since a little kid ...
and my brother a Steeler fan he just smirks at me
by FrankPitts on Nov 28, 2011 4:35 PM CST via mobile reply actions
I heard cheering as soon as he got hit.
I assumed it was because a lineman caught a pass and it everyone got some amusement out of it. I didn’t not correlate it with polamalu getting injured. you think they would have waited a few seconds had they been cheering his injury. I did, however, cheer when Bowe juked polamalu and made him look like a fool.
Seriously, same as I did at home
“wooooohooooo, who the hell is that fuh-tass that just caught that ball?!?!? Hmph… looks like Polamalu is down… time for another beer”
There’s no way you could tell that he was hurt in the immediate aftermath, and in fact he didn’t stay perfectly still on the turf which is what you’d see for a serious injury (a la Trent Green). He was moving around and clearly not “holy shit that’s bad” injured.
by Ochophosphate on Nov 28, 2011 4:41 PM CST up reply actions
feelings mutual . I dont like him .
half the fans there were steelers fan. He sure they wernt the ones cheering when he got up and was ok ? and so what if were 4-7 . they almost lost this 4-7 team led by tyler “telegraph” palko.
Also
Like Joel pointed out, half of the fans were steelers fans so they could have been cheering about the stop. Maybe Woodley heard his own fans cheering and wrongly assumed it was us.
If it makes you feel better, some KC fans cheered when our own QB went down
Standing on the corner in a white Godfather hat. He drives a long black gangster Cadillac. He can steal a broads mind, man, in three or four minutes. It’s not how long you talk, brother, it’s what you put in it.
Aren't these the same Steelers who like to name call the Commish
because he won’t let them cripple opponents with their tackling “technique” of launching helmet first into the chin of their opponents?
We're all very concerned of your notion of class
Be sure to tell your RB how classy it is to support terrorists and your QB the classiest way to rape a girl in a bathroom.
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by KC_Satchmo on Nov 28, 2011 4:46 PM CST reply actions 11 recs
exactly they want
to play to hurt people and then they get hurt and poor woodley has his panties in a bunch STFU. Sorry Troy don’t try to kill someone on every tackle and maybe u can cut back on concussions.
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by wwJamaalCharlesdo on Nov 28, 2011 5:04 PM CST up reply actions
'muricans hate turrorists!
It was a national conversation about celebrating the death of Bin Laden from all different corners of the political spectrum and religious backgrounds. I personally ran around my street with an American flag screaming USA (little obnoxious I know but I was excited).
But to turn that situation him and saying he supports terrorists? That’s pretty fucked up. Someone has a different outlook on celebrating the death of an enemy and you say they are not the enemy?
Again, the Ben rape thing is just beating a dead horse. You don’t know what happened in that bathroom any more than I do. If you chose to label him a rapist without any evidence beyond accusation including no charges even being filed against him…that’s your right I guess. I chose do the whole innocent until proven guilty thing.
Pretty crazy radical idea, I know.
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by Jux on Nov 28, 2011 5:24 PM CST up reply actions 1 recs
correction
Someone has a different outlook on celebrating the death of an enemy and you say they are not the enemy?
Should read: Someone has a different outlook on celebrating the death of an enemy and you say they are now the enemy?
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Wait..
so because one player does that, that indicts the whole team? Very strange comment there.
And saying “support terrorists” is about as ignorant as you can get.
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who gives a fuck
i cheered when Ben got knocked out 2 years ago and we won the game probably because of it. When Stevie Johnson went low on Berry and ended his season when he could of easily decleated him same shit. When you go low there’s a pride to pay and Troy payed it being out the rest of the game. Unless he is being carted off on a stretcher i don’t mind cheering the other teams best defensive player getting injured when he goes low like that and could end someone season ala Berry. Woodley can shut his fucking mouth!
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by wwJamaalCharlesdo on Nov 28, 2011 4:49 PM CST reply actions
Silly comment by Woodley.
I’m sure there were fans cheering specifically because of Troy getting hurt but that stuff happens at every game by a minority of fans and it didn’t seem widespread at this one. Not sure why he felt the need to call out some of the most dedicated fans in the league after beating them at home.
There was a lot of fire between these two teams last night…never really knew there was a rivalry or hatred. Also extremely surprised so many of you chiefs fans seem to hate the steelers. Why is that?
Also the Ben jokes are getting boring. At least make them funny.
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I don't think that's true
Also extremely surprised so many of you chiefs fans seem to hate the steelers
In many ways us Chiefs fans admire the Steelers and want to be where they are.
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by craig in calgary on Nov 28, 2011 4:58 PM CST up reply actions
I'd like to think that.
I’ve been a huge chiefs fan every since I moved to Wichita, but both times the teams have played and pretty much every time Pittsburgh is mentioned a bunch of haters come out.
I guess I just never understood it. Like I understand Colts hatred, or Raiders, or Donkeys…
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"Also the Ben jokes are getting boring. At least make them funny."
Rape is hillarious,
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If they are jokes...
aren’t they supposed to be funny? If they aren’t jokes then what is the point in everyone saying them?
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So sad you think we're kidding when we point out Ben is a rapist
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So sad
That you continue to call someone a rapist when they had no charges filed against them.
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Haha ok
It’s much more reasonable to think a black mail/bribery scandal made them not even charge him.
Charges weren’t dropped….they were never even filed. He was just listed as a suspect.
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why is it more reasonable ?
because hes famous ? a QB ? i thinks i can really go either way.
Occam's razor
There wasn’t enough evidence to even charge him with a crime. Possible explanations: there was no evidence to suggest a crime, or Ben was able to secretly bribe an entire police department.
Which one is the simplest?
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simple to think he thinks hes the man and gets any girl he wants
then when he finds out he cant have neone he wants he pays her to keep her mouth shut . not all that difficult to understand
not saying he did it . Not saying he didnt
alot of athletes and rich individuals think they are invincible to the law . and unfortunately they are sometimes.
Oh that is true
I’m not saying he couldn’t have bribed someone…but I choose innocent until proven guilty. Or at least innocent until questioned in court. Or at least innocent until arrested??
Do you think it’s fair for people to call him a rapist when even you won’t commit to saying him bribed his way out of it?
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assume
Right or wrong, i think most people assume Big Ben at the very least showed extremely poor judgement and at best took advantage of a very drunk young girl (under 21), and at worst coerced her.
It doesn’t help that most people that know him in the business don’t exactly stand up for Big Ben’s character, in general.
by VermeilLikesToCry on Nov 28, 2011 6:16 PM CST up reply actions
That's fair
I was just pointing out that it’s beating a dead horse to have “Ben’s a rapist” comment every time his name is brought up. If people are trying to make a joke the joke isn’t funny. And if they aren’t trying to be funny like Satchmo isn’t….what is the point in saying it?
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Yes of course. All that smoke and not a tiny bit of fire
But hey, what’s a little forceable entry when you’re winning right?
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Nope
still sad that you think so.
This is my signature line. It is full of awesome and win.
I never said I did
I’m just surprised and annoyed that the Ben jokes are still going around because it’s old news and the jokes aren’t funny.
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And again I ask you
If they aren’t jokes, what is the point in everyone saying them?
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This is like saying
Pittsburgh fans are classless because they cheer for a rapist. Tweet that.
RG3, its easy as ABC.
by shotty on Nov 28, 2011 4:58 PM CST reply actions 1 recs
i was just ok with the
Steelers until Hines Ward proceeded to do the Tomakawk chop in our endzone sure we won the game but that made me dislike them so much more as a whole.
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by wwJamaalCharlesdo on Nov 28, 2011 5:01 PM CST reply actions
i will go as far a saying that he
is definitely a womanizer and thinks his shit don’t stink. I really don tlike the guy at all!
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by wwJamaalCharlesdo on Nov 28, 2011 5:05 PM CST reply actions
If You....
Have had a concussion a few weeks before maybe you should tackle a lineman with your head lol the dude hurt himself if people cheered for it so what no one can change that and they obviously arent going to feel bad since they did it in the first place. I myself didn’t like the fact that he “got hurt” since they never said for sure what happend, but it hurt there D and we didnt take advantage of it, sad sad sad.
by Caleb Alan Rhoades on Nov 28, 2011 5:10 PM CST reply actions
Exactly when do you cheer an injury?
I claim it’s darn near impossible to hear a coherent cheer for an injury, because it wouldn’t happen at a specific moment. How long does it take to realize someone is hurt? A few seconds for some, many seconds for others? So you’re telling me a non-coherent murmur spread over many seconds was picked up by the Steelers as cheering an injury? Ha.
I for one was cheering in my living room when i saw a lineman make a catch (and deliver a good hit). Palamalu’s cool; i wouldn’t want him hurt.
I’d argue anyone who thought they heard cheering for an injury just wasn’t paying enough attention and didn’t realize who caught the ball.
by VermeilLikesToCry on Nov 28, 2011 5:14 PM CST reply actions
Must have heard me through the tv.
Not gonna feel too bad when their best player goes out with an injury. Not this year.
by Jpocket on Nov 28, 2011 5:23 PM CST via mobile reply actions
well the steelers are super classy....
I mean their QB rapes women and gets away with it. True class their Rapistburger.
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by wwJamaalCharlesdo on Nov 28, 2011 5:57 PM CST up reply actions
You were right the first time...
Go Chiefs!!!!
I cheered when he walked off the field
As did many around me. I was celebrating the fact he could still walk off. Nothing cruel.
by SoCalChief17 on Nov 28, 2011 6:52 PM CST via mobile reply actions
Dear Mr. Woodley...
I’m sorry that your girlfriend Troy “Goldie Locks” Polamalu got a booboo and had to go to the sidelines because we cheered for a wonderful play by our offensive lineman.
I hope that you didn’t cry to much while you rubbed your hands through Goldie Lock’s hair.
Signed,
Deeply concerned Chiefs fans!
Go Chiefs!!!!
He wanted to work himself up and be angry
We were in 120. We cheered because the lineman caught the ball. It was only later we realized TP was hurt. I didn’t hear anyone cheering because he was hurt. Woodley was just looking for something to get himself worked up, and found it.
Hey Lamars donuts isn't to shabby....
and Lamar Hunt is a hero to all in KC.
Is it the to many r’s that bothers you?
Go Chiefs!!!!
To much emphasis on the MA
not enough on the La… Ya that pisses me off too.
Fuck HIM!
Go Chiefs!!!!
Woodley reflecting the classic Steelers traits of sanctimony
and their bizarre persecution complex.
perhaps i’m wrong. my simple mind heard, from a stadium with raucous fans of both teams, cheers following a trick play to a fat man that was ended by a trademark hit from Polamalu.
Woodley’s penetrating judgment deduces, however, that 1) it was only Chiefs fans cheering, 2) that these Chiefs fans were aware of Polamalu’s injury IMMEDIATELY, and 3) that they cheered BECAUSE of the injury—not out of amusement of a mildly successful fat-man reception. such brilliance!
sarcasm off: even if you grant Woodley 1 and 2, 3 does not necessarily follow. in short, he is an idiot.
by nickpapagiorgio on Nov 28, 2011 9:02 PM CST reply actions
b*tch please
1: don’t give a shit what woodley has to say. 2: if your boy knew how to tackle his poor little head wouldn’t be hurting. 3: I was cheering my ass off because maybe it’ll sideline him from more stupid commercials. 4: why you crying like some little pussy when you won the game, bathe in your millions and drive on dude. 5: you talk shit like you did something…. you barely beat a team playing half its 2nd team. Your too old and that why the ravens made you their bitch. You might play football but after the 1st week of the playoffs you’ll be watching it just like I do. Fuck you scrub, this is what the chiefs fans think of you.
by Khdafi on Nov 28, 2011 9:17 PM CST via mobile reply actions
fucked up
The Squealers are a team of headhunters in the first place and then always cry about it. Fuck them.
CHIEFS DYNASTY – we’re kind of a big deal
a team?
really? Because Harrison hit a guy that ducked his head once? Every other “story” you believe is all related to that.
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LaMarr, I say this with the utmost respect. And in the most earnest way possible, and I really do mean this
Fuck yourself.
(Polomalu is awesome though, despite some douchebag team mates)
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