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When Johnny went down....

KintnerBoy

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When Johnny went down today everyone in the stands laughed. I instantly felt bad about it then proceed to explain to my wife how we shouldn't do that but at the same time it seemed appropriate. Anyone else there today and felt as dirty as me but then again...not?

Also everyone cheered once Hoyer came in to replace him. We weren't cheering Hoyer I don't think but instead cheering Manpurse going out.

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I could understand cheering a runaway golf cart mowing down the entire Taints sideline at full speed, but anyone else... That isn't cool.

That was pretty shitty and classless of our "fans" that did that today. But, I find solace in that it was probably the same faction of ignorant assholes that want DA to start over Cam.

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When Johnny went down today everyone in the stands laughed. I instantly felt bad about it then proceed to explain to my wife how we shouldn't do that but at the same time it seemed appropriate. Anyone else there today and felt as dirty as me but then again...not?

Also everyone cheered once Hoyer came in to replace him. We weren't cheering Hoyer I don't think but instead cheering Manpurse going out.

 

 

the cheering noise was made by Panthers and Browns fans alike. A few cheered because it was a good hit,some cheered when Manziel was  able to walk off without serious injury,some browns fans cheered when Hoyer went into the game,so it wasn't that we were like Saints fans,cheering the fact someone got injured.

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the cheering noise was made by Panthers and Browns fans alike. A few cheered because it was a good hit,some cheered when Manziel was able to walk off without serious injury,some browns fans cheered when Hoyer went into the game,so it wasn't that we were like Saints fans,cheering the fact someone got injured.

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the cheering noise was made by Panthers and Browns fans alike. A few cheered because it was a good hit,some cheered when Manziel was  able to walk off without serious injury,some browns fans cheered when Hoyer went into the game,so it wasn't that we were like Saints fans,cheering the fact someone got injured.

 

I think maybe because it wasn't a obvious injury at first but then he went down almost like he was faking. Maybe it was more of a "oh come on Johnny haha" opposed to a "haha your hurt."

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