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Giants fan observations at the game

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Some were fairly ok...most seemed to be drunken mouth-breathing morons.  Saw one guy walking around with two beers spilling everywhere, slack-jawed, like he couldn't comprehend what was happening. 

 

To the Giant fan(s), who, when the announcer asked for a moment of silence prior to the singing of the National Anthem, you yelled out "Go Giants" to a silent stadium, yeah boy, really classy, keep up that Yankee asshole bullshit and then wonder why we hate you so fuging much. 

 

I think it was easily 40-60 Giants to Panthers fans in the concourses at least.  So damn happy today that we shut them up and they were the ones who walked out early, in shame, in tears, realizing their season is over.  

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Some were fairly ok...most seemed to be drunken mouth-breathing morons.  Saw one guy walking around with two beers spilling everywhere, slack-jawed, like he couldn't comprehend what was happening. 

 

To the Giant fan(s), who, when the announcer asked for a moment of silence prior to the singing of the National Anthem, you yelled out "Go Giants" to a silent stadium, yeah boy, really classy, keep up that Yankee asshole bullshit and then wonder why we hate you so fuging much. 

 

I think it was easily 40-60 Giants to Panthers fans in the concourses at least.  So damn happy today that we shut them up and they were the ones who walked out early, in shame, in tears, realizing their season is over.  

 

Sure like there isn't Southern assholes. 

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The Giant's fans around me seemed like big babies. This one guy behind us seemed to think that the big news story was how he was feeling about the game. Because he is a Giant's fan and they are important.

 

A bunch were being complete assholes on the walk out. One guy was following a couple around and ragging on the wife.

 

Would have gotten his ass beat elsewhere.

 

But the funniest part was when I came back into town for dinner and there was a lone Giant's fan in front of Rock Bottom just sort of screaming to himself. Game is over buddy

 

 

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I only saw a few. I honestly thought they were worse last year when they beat us. Completely no class to the home team that had lost. They ragged on our fans and what not. This year there were a couple rowdy ones mostly wearing Yankee paraphernalia, maybe that's why they were so rude. But where I was, not too many bad ones. I will admit they have too much pressure on all their teams to perform and when they don't, fans can be absolutely horrible. They are too used to having winning franchises whether it be baseball or football.

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