J-E-T-S.... Chad gets injured again!

[Livinginthe past]

Originally Posted by Stlrs4Life

They just showed a clip of the Jets fans cheering the injury as he limped off the field also. That is sad.

There is alot of uproar on the gangreen Jets forum about the conduct of their fans when Pennington was trying to limp to the sideline.

They are rightly embarrassed at their fans performance - booing a guy who was the only real reason the game was close for a half....and then cheering when his replacement came in.

What a bunch of miserable know-nothing a-holes.

[tony hipchest]

Originally Posted by Livinginthe past

There is alot of uproar on the gangreen Jets forum about the conduct of their fans when Pennington was trying to limp to the sideline.

They are rightly embarrassed at their fans performance - booing a guy who was the only real reason the game was close for a half....and then cheering when his replacement came in.

What a bunch of miserable know-nothing a-holes.

i was wondering why you no longer refer to a guy coming off multiple shoulder surgeries with the derrogortory term "noodlearm".

quite the pennington fan now, arent we? im sure the "know-nothing" fans are just fans of the young back up just like mangina is. its not like hed be the first coach to go with a back up qb he loved.

when one team is the whipping boy of another franchise, the fans tend to become agitated. just see brownsfans, who also chanted for the execution style insertion of brady quinn in favor of just watching their team get slaughtered with a qb they were used to watching lose.

[Livinginthe past]

Originally Posted by tony hipchest

i was wondering why you no longer refer to a guy coming off multiple shoulder surgeries with the derrogortory term "noodlearm".

quite the pennington fan now, arent we? im sure the "know-nothing" fans are just fans of the young back up just like mangina is. its not like hed be the first coach to go with a back up qb he loved.

when one team is the whipping boy of another franchise, the fans tend to become agitated. just see brownsfans, who also chanted for the execution style insertion of brady quinn in favor of just watching their team get slaughtered with a qb they were used to watching lose.

For future reference, the guy is called 'Noodlearm' because of his total inability to throw the ball with any pace - that was the case way before any of his injuries.

Don't let the facts get in the way, though.

Here is the Jets own feelings on the subject - which makes you position look a little....misguided.

http://forums.theganggreen.com/showthread.php?t=24474

[Atlanta Dan]

Originally Posted by Stlrs4Life

They just showed a clip of the Jets fans cheering the injury as he limped off the field also. That is sad.

Agreed it is reprehensible, but it happens - I am old enough to remeber when Bradshaw separated his shoulder in a home game against the Bengals in 1973 (pre-SB greatness days) and the crowd cheered while Bradshaw came of the field holding his shoulder. Bradshaw said that incident always stuck with him.