I smell a lot of bs in this thread like those saying that they've never booed before. Yeah right....
Everyone has and there isn't anything wrong with it. You boo the opposition and cheer whoever is on your side. Just like you boo the official when he makes a bad call that goes against your team.
It's called being human and having emotion.
It's not classless. Classless would be wishing injury or worse yet cheering if he got hurt. Packer fans will not boo if Brett Favre gets hurt when they play. That I guarantee you. They didn't boo Adrian Peterson when he got hurt at Lambeau and they never will if he gets hurt.
They'll boo them at introduction though because they're Vikings.
You want to know what's classless? Eagles fans booing Michael Irvin in a stretcher. That's classless.
I do agree that this will blow over in time though, but there shouldn't be anything wrong with booing.
Another thing that is getting to me is this myth that Packer fans owe it to Brett Favre to cheer him on and buy his jerseys from other teams. What? Packer fans don't owe him anything. Favre is playing football and has given Packer fans all kinds of great memories, but he's been will compensated for it.
"IronMan" wrote:
I agree with everything you said. I am also not "above" booing my own team if they deserve it.
For example in baseball I will boo ANY player that doesn't run out a ground ball. As a Cardinals fan, I don't care if you are Albert Pujols or Skip Schumaker; if you lolly gag to first on a ground ball you are going to hear it from me.
There are also situations in football when I would boo the Packers. Stupid penalties, poor clock management, not playing hard, Derrick Frost, etc. If they don't like it, tough shit. Do your job.
"porky88" wrote: